Oct 10 2009
Toyota Venza is the combination of the power of both Camry and Highlander.
Toyota's Venza model is essentially in the crossover vehicle class. It is because of the fact almost 70 percent of the Toyota Venza looks like a car while the remaining 30 percent is that of a SUV. Verna, a variant of Toyota is designed to provide flexibility in mind and the performance of both Camry and Highlander is packed into this variant.
Toyota's Venza model has a narrow and extended frame that contrasts with your typical full-size cars. And under its hood is a two point seven liter 4-cylinder engine that is able to generate up to 182 horse power at 5,800 rpm with 182 lbs of torque at 4,200 rpm. LCD odometer with twin trip meters and the optitron meters with speedometer, tachometer, engine coolant temperature and fuel gauge meters are just few more examples of the features included with the Toyota Venza. Also notable is the CFC-free dual zone automatic climate control system plus air filter and the three point five inch LCD multi-function display system that shows the time, outside temperature and travel information like the settings of the air condition, average speed, average and current fuel economy, and the distance that one can travel before the fuel becomes empty.
The Toyota Venza has the option of including a 6 disc AM/FM CD changer with satellite radio capability in the dashboard, WMA and MP3 playback, and six speakers. The salient features that Toyota Venza boast are its rear window glasses for total privacy, steering column adjustable for rack and reach; this column has an gradient sensor starting feature and music buttons made of urethane. This also has a top mounted XM satellite radio antenna.
An enhanced vehicle stability control with traction control, brake assist, and an anti-lock brake system that includes an electronic brake-force distribution is given to the Toyota Venza to add to the safety features of the car. Also included for these safety purposes are driver and front passenger advanced airbag system, front and rear energy-absorbing crumple zones and 3-point seatbelts in all seating positions.
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