The Toyota Avalon is the big, quiet, front-drive V6 saloon Toyota built above the Camry — more rear legroom, a softer ride and a 3.5-litre engine as standard. It is the sensible alternative to a German executive car, and it is not the most common large sedan on the UAE market, so it is worth waiting for the right one.
How much does a used Toyota Avalon cost in the UAE?
Asking prices on the used Avalons we list run from AED null for an older car up to AED null for a late one. Mileage is high, so condition and service history move the price more than the registration year does.
Which used Toyota Avalon year should you buy?
2019 to 2022 is the sweet spot. The final-generation Avalon arrived for 2019 on Toyota's newer platform with a much stiffer body, a proper multi-link rear end and a stronger 3.5 V6. Toyota ended Avalon production in 2022, so a 2022 is the newest one in existence.
How long does a Toyota Avalon last?
The Avalons we inspect in the UAE come in at a median of around 130,000 km and are still changing hands. The V6 and its automatic are the same units Toyota puts in the Camry. Judge one on its service record, not its odometer.
Toyota Avalon or Toyota Camry?
The Toyota Camry is the cheaper and far more plentiful car. The Nissan Altima is cheaper again, but bodywork is the segment's story: 82% of the Altimas we inspect in the UAE carry evidence of prior body or panel repair, against the 68% we would expect for sedans of the same age and mileage here, and the Honda Accord sits at 78% against the 66% we would expect. That is a history rather than a fault.
What to check on a used Toyota Avalon
- Service history over odometer — 200,000 km maintained beats 120,000 neglected.
- Cold start — V6 rattle, or any weep at the front of the engine.
- Dampers and bushes; the soft ride hides worn suspension well.
- AC at idle, front and rear.
Every used Toyota Avalon we list comes with its full CarSwitch inspection report. On a high-mileage V6 saloon that report is the difference between a cheap car and an expensive one.