Talk:Toyota Avalon
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[edit] Other model names
isn't the Avalon the equivalent of the Toyota Avensis in Europe, or are these completely different cars?
Avalon's predecessor: Is NOT the Cressida as listed here. Cressida was a RWD car that had entirely different characteristics from the Avalon.
[edit] The Camry-Era Avalon (1995-2004)
The wheelbase was below 111.0 in., but that time, the Avalon was considered Toyota's upper midsize car (ala Nissan Maxima, Mazda Millenia). -- Bull-Doser 22:09, 1 August 2006 (UTC)
- No, it was considered a LARGE car by the EPA and Toyota.
