It has been a few years since I have been behind the wheel of a Toyota Venza and as you probably guessed by the title of the article that has been remedied with the 2023 Toyota Venza Limited.
Toyota gave me the keys for a week, so I want to provide you with the pros and cons of this machine.
PRO: Upgraded Infotainment
If you love the new upgraded infotainment system in the new Toyota Tundra and Sequoia models I have great news.
That same huge 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment screen and system has made its way to the 2023 Venza.
PRO: Standard All-wheel-drive
All-wheel-drive can never save every situation, but it can definitely help you when you need and the 2023 Venza Limited gets standard all-wheel-drive.
PRO: Quality Interior
Along with that upgraded infotainment screen and system, the interior takes some notches in the positive quality direction.
The display is a full digital screen, the driver gets a pick of some drive modes which can be enabled, and the bits and bobs in between don’t come off as cheap.
CON: Cannot Find a Reason to Just Not Get a RAV4
If you need an SUV and you were to ask me what SUV to get in the size of a Venza? I would just tell you to get a RAV4. There really isn’t a reason I would point you to a Venza.
CON: Toyota Sedans Likely Have More Cargo Space
It is a crossover/SUV, but Toyota’s own Sedans likely have more cargo space in the back than the Venza felt like it did.
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