As an alternative to a mid-size sedan or a taller crossover SUV, the 2010 Toyota Venza makes a lot of sense
2010 Toyota Venza Overview
The 2010 Toyota Venza is a five-passenger vehicle that couples the styling and comfort of a passenger car with the flexibility of a sport utility vehicle (SUV), to give customers a stylish alternative to the traditional sedan.

The Venza offers the choice of two powerplants, a 182-hp 2.7-liter four-cylinder or 268-hp 3.5-liter V6. Both engines are mated to a six-speed automatic transmission with sequential shift control and both can be had in either front or all-wheel drive. Standard features include dual-zone automatic climate control, satellite radio, power windows, locks and mirrors, 19-inch wheels on four-cylinder models, 20-inch wheels on V6 models, privacy glass, cruise control, electronic stability control, seven airbags, including a driver’s knee airbag, front seatbelt pretensioners and front active head restraints.

For 2010, the standard radio has been changed from a 6-disc to a single disc with Bluetooth.

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Index of 2010 Toyota Venza Expert Reviews

• thecarconnection—STYLING:The 2010 Toyota Venza is no breakthrough, but it’s a good-looking crossover wagon inside and out;PERFORMANCE:Don’t expect excitement in the Venza driving experience; the four-cylinder engine is the choice for frugal drivers, but those who drive with a full load might want the V-6;QUALITY:A comfortable configuration for passengers and surprisingly ample cargo space in the 2010 Toyota Venza make it very useful, but the cabin is lacking in refinement;SAFETY :The 2010 Toyota Venza is a very safe vehicle with a roster of protective features, and the crash-test results prove it;FEATURES:With the addition of a USB input on all models for 2010, the Toyota Versa is packed with desirable features.

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Buying Tips:
With a base price of less than $27,000, the four-cylinder, front-wheel-drive Venza is the best value in the lineup, with a better ride than the V-6. Those with more luxurious aspirations might as well spring for the Lexus RX 350.

Competitors Box of 2010 Toyota Venza

• * Ford Edge
• * Honda Accord Crosstour
• * Mazda CX-9
• * Nissan Murano
• * Subaru Tribeca

About Toyota
Founded in 1937, Toyota settled in Canada in 1965. There are 239 dealerships to serve value-minded consumers from coast to coast. The wide selection of vehicles includes three hybrids (Prius, Camry, Highlander), 10 different cars of all shapes and sizes, five SUVs and two pickup trucks. There’s also the Sienna minivan and the upcoming Venza crossover.