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Toyota Avalon Hybrid Earns Top 'Ideal Vehicle Awards' Spot
Westboro Toyota understands that buying a luxury hybrid/EV can be a big decision. That’s why we’ve put together a list below of the must-have features a hybrid/EV vehicle should have, so you can compare apples to apples when shopping for a new luxury hybrid vehicle.
First up, a luxury hybrid/EV should pack a horsepower punch! Let’s say 200 horsepower, for example.
Second, a luxury hybrid/EV should get great city/highway mileage—how does a combined 40 mpg sound?
Third, a luxury hybrid/EV should combine elegance with athletic styling, along with the interior comfort and refinement you’ve come to expect from a high-end vehicle.
Keep in mind that the points listed above aren’t some unattainable hybrid/EV wish list—far from it, in fact. These points perfectly describe the Toyota Avalon Hybrid flagship model, which has been named the 2013 top Hybrid/EV by AutoPacific Ideal Vehicle Awards (IVA)! AutoPacific ranks vehicles based on how they “meet their owner’s expectations and desires about their automotive purchases,” Toyota reported recently.
The Toyota Avalon Hybrid, which launched in 2013, represents the fourth-generation Avalon, and the Auto Pacific IVA ranked it in the top spot based on 15 key attributes, exterior styling, exterior size, passenger roominess, cargo space, driver’s seat comfort, driver’s seat visibility, info/entertainment technology, interior lighting, power and acceleration, ease of getting in and out, interior storage compartments, ride, handling, safety features and tires and wheels.
Check out the Toyota Avalon Hybrid, like the thousands of vehicle owners who participated in AutoPacific’s IVA survey. We think you’ll be mighty impressed with all this hybrid/EV vehicle has to offer.
Plus, right now, Westboro Toyota’s Nationwide Clearance Event is going strong, through Sept. 3, 2013. We’ve got leases starting at just $79 a month, $0 maintenance, 0% 60-month financing for qualified buyers on the new 2013 Camry, Camry Hybrid, Prius, Prius Plug In, Sienna, Venza and Tundra with approved credit. Plus, you could save up to $4,257 off the MSPR on a new Toyota!
First up, a luxury hybrid/EV should pack a horsepower punch! Let’s say 200 horsepower, for example.
Second, a luxury hybrid/EV should get great city/highway mileage—how does a combined 40 mpg sound?
Third, a luxury hybrid/EV should combine elegance with athletic styling, along with the interior comfort and refinement you’ve come to expect from a high-end vehicle.
Keep in mind that the points listed above aren’t some unattainable hybrid/EV wish list—far from it, in fact. These points perfectly describe the Toyota Avalon Hybrid flagship model, which has been named the 2013 top Hybrid/EV by AutoPacific Ideal Vehicle Awards (IVA)! AutoPacific ranks vehicles based on how they “meet their owner’s expectations and desires about their automotive purchases,” Toyota reported recently.
The Toyota Avalon Hybrid, which launched in 2013, represents the fourth-generation Avalon, and the Auto Pacific IVA ranked it in the top spot based on 15 key attributes, exterior styling, exterior size, passenger roominess, cargo space, driver’s seat comfort, driver’s seat visibility, info/entertainment technology, interior lighting, power and acceleration, ease of getting in and out, interior storage compartments, ride, handling, safety features and tires and wheels.
Check out the Toyota Avalon Hybrid, like the thousands of vehicle owners who participated in AutoPacific’s IVA survey. We think you’ll be mighty impressed with all this hybrid/EV vehicle has to offer.
Plus, right now, Westboro Toyota’s Nationwide Clearance Event is going strong, through Sept. 3, 2013. We’ve got leases starting at just $79 a month, $0 maintenance, 0% 60-month financing for qualified buyers on the new 2013 Camry, Camry Hybrid, Prius, Prius Plug In, Sienna, Venza and Tundra with approved credit. Plus, you could save up to $4,257 off the MSPR on a new Toyota!
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