Just trying to decide if it's worth hanging on to my current Avensis (2008 2.0D4D TR) or trade for a newer one while it's still worth something. Main concern is the mileage, currently 115,000 but this time next year it will be 135,000 and I would imagine expensive things are going to start wearing out. I recently purchased a 2010 Avensis 2.0D which now has 21k on it. At the service today Toyata advised that the rear brake pads are coming to the end of useful life which is a bit of a suprise as I am used to 50K plus from rear pads.They offered to change them for me for £160.I declined as I can f With regards to fuel consumption, expect 10,3 litres/100 km from the 2,0 litre, 10,7 from the 2,0 litre automatic, 11,2 from the 2,4 automatic and around 7,5 litres/100 km from the diesel model. We believe the Avensis is a very sensible buy by virtue of Toyota quality plus good road manners and enough space for most. Here are the most common symptoms that your Toyota Avensis is overheating. 1. Gauge/Temp Light. Your Avensis will be equipped with a temperature warning light and/or a temperature gauge. The most common symptom of overheating is the temperature light coming on. If this light does come on, make sure that you get off the road quickly and safely.
The Toyota Sequoia is one of the best high-mileage cars you can buy. It is a dependable large SUV built to last, even when used in a harsh environment. Avg. Yearly Maintenance Costs: $642 (RepairPal) Est. Maintenance Costs During First 10 Years: $6,202 (CarEdge) New Car Warranty: 5 years or 100,000 miles ; Total Recalls: 2
In terms of mileage, you can expect an average Toyota to last between 250k-300k miles. That might not translate to the same number of years, depending on how much you drive and where you drive, but that’s still an impressive total. Some vehicles might even make it past the 300k mile mark without needing significant or non-economical repairs. It’ll usually come on when your Toyota Avensis’s charging system voltage drops below 13.5 volts. If your Avensis’s battery or alternator light came on while driving the last time it ran, and now it won’t start, that’s a strong indication that your car’s alternator couldn’t charge the battery enough. BWbl8zN.
