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It’s a Toyota if you like it, pull the trigger I’ve never had a complaint with a Toyota in my life. Wow they are going to discontinue the Venza for a second time, Toyota makes way too many small/mid size SUVs I think that’s why. The RAV4, Corolla cross and Venza are all similar.
We test drove the RAV4, was a little too rough and utilitarian for my wife (she’ll be primary driver) - Venza was incredibly smooth and luxury-like, with shades of Lexus.
My aunt is still running a 10-year-old Venza with 200k miles on it; no real major issues. I'm not a crossover guy, but it handles better than I expected it to and has a decent interior.
Why would but a car that is being discontinued? You'll be diverted by warranty for the first few years, but after that? I would think parts availability is going to be a factor in the long-term ownership of the car.
It's a Toyota. The parts are shared across tons of models.
I bought a brand new Model Y for less than that (if you include federal incentives and depending on your state’s incentive)