This is BAD BEWS For Toyota Venza Owners!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ค. 2024
- This is BAD BEWS For Toyota Venza Owners!
Well, we have bad news for Toyota lovers who especially own Venza, owners of Venza might already know the problems they are facing because this model first came into existence, it has been around a decade but the reviews of this particular model are not up to the mark! Well, if you are still thinking of buying this model or have a dot-size interest in it, you should watch the whole video, as you will be thanking us for saving your money and time! You're watching TECH ADDICTS, your only planet where authenticity is transparent, “Moving Forward” without any further delay let's get into the video!
To take the kids in luxury and style to soccer practice, consider the Toyota Venza, a two-row SUV. It offers a choice of hybrid powertrains and a panoramic roof for breathtaking vistas on the open road. Since its introduction in 2009, there has been a steady supply of automobiles. There are a few Toyota Venza model years that are best avoided, but there are also some outstanding options.
If you're in the market for a Toyota Venza, you should know which model years to stay away from. On the road, some of them perform better than others. Using CoPilot, you may find the worst years of the Toyota Venza and choose the best one for your budget. You may rely on us to quickly locate the car of your dreams.
Simply put, you shouldn't buy a Toyota Venza from 2009 through 2021.
And to talk in more detail about why you shouldn't go for them, well the Toyota Venza has been on the market for a short period of time. It's true, though, that some years are better than others. Don't buy a car manufactured in 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, or 2021. Fixing these may demand time and money you don't have.
Among the Toyota Venza's most common issues are its interior accessories, exterior accessories, and rotors. Find out which model years of the Toyota Venza to stay away from if you want a trouble-free ride. Expensive maintenance eats away at the return on investment.
Where Can I Find Reliable Pre-Owned Toyota Venza's?
We only endorse two model years of the Toyota Venza as reliable pre-owned options. These will provide you with the most power for the least amount of money. In case you're looking for a pre-owned Toyota Venza, keep an eye out for them.
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I own a 2021 Venza Limited and love it. Nothing has gone wrong and the milage is fantastic. Made in Japan and a great car.
Hi @2marice2 , i am also planning to buy a used same model 2021 venza limited
Does it has any problems so far or still good ?
They asking about $40,000 CAD all in
Is it good bet ?
The earlier Venza has nothing to do with the new ones. The reason, the new Venza is a Toyota Harrier/ Lexus RX made in Japan versus the old one that’s a Kentucky built Toyota. The Honda CR-V is still too new to be recommended and Honda hybrids are not really reliable as the Toyotas.
Not sure that I’m in the majority, but I had a 2012 Venza and put 215,000 miles on it and only did normal maintenance, oil changes tires when needed brakes when needed and tire rotations. Virtually no warranty issues that I recall, then purchased a 2021 Venza XLe and drove it for 45,000 miles and just turned in the lease and got a 2023 Limited Venza !The 2021 also only required regular maintenance and I did replace tires at 40,000, because I knew they would ding me for tires if I did not replace them, so I decided to get some enjoyment out of a good set of Perelli’s. Totally enjoyed the previous two Venzas and looking forward to three years with the limited.!
I had a 2009 Venza with absolutely no problems.This advertisement sounds bogus.
I owned a Toyota Venza for the past 10 years at 2014 and I cannot complain at all, except tire, shocks, and some minor repairs. Can’t complain at all.
I own a 2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid, purchased new. This year it failed to start. The problem turned out to be the 10-year-old OEM 12-volt battery. With over 10 years and 100k miles, we have replaced the 12-volt battery, the brake pads once, and a rear-wheel speed sensor once. That's all!
I forgot to mention, I'm on my third set of tires.
This video is really messed up. Old and new Venza’s are great vehicles. Definitely a a Honda or Killed In Action (KIA) troll.
I have the 2009 Venza never put a penny in reparation and it’s such a great car . Waiting for the limited 2023 for month and after give my 2009 to my son. It’s a solid car
This guy is totally insane, my 2012 EXL limited V6 is awesome,75k and new front brakes… THATS IT! If you see one you like, buy it. I’ve had Hondas and Toyotas…. Both are good. I just bought a 2020 EXL 15k miles,RAV4 premier, I love that also. This guys nuts
Had GM cars for decades with big problems. Switched to Japanese vehicle in 2012 have 180,000 miles on it and no problems. I'd buy a Toyota in a heartbeat.
I have had a 2022 XLE for 8 months and 14K miles. It is a fantastic car with no problems. The newer models (2021+) share the name only with the 2009-2015 models. A completely different car that didn’t sell because there was no demand for that type of vehicle at the time.
Our 09 Venza is better than any American SUV. Never get a car with a sunroof.unless your gonna clean out the drain hose along the sunroof often
I have a 2021 limited and it’s the nicest trouble free car I ever owned and I’ve been buying new cars since 1970!
Look for Venza before thinking of Lexus… love the car
Had a 2010 and currently have a 2021, love them both and they both were very reliable. this is a Honda commercial.
I agree. My wife (still) drives a 2009 Venza we bought new. Had ac issues last year, otherwise, nothing but oil and other fluid changes as per service manual, 1 set of brake pad changes, and 2 sets of tire changes. Currently have 127k miles.
We had a 2009 Venza with 150,000 miles and never had an issue. We loved it, but unfortunately we were rear ended at a high speed and the car was totaled. We are now looking to buy a 2023 Venza and hoping we like it as much.
I have a 2010 Venza with 161,000 miles and never had an issue either. Take it in for routine maintenance. It’s still a beautiful car, I get offers for it all the time. Just looked at the 2023 model didn’t like it as much. It’s smaller. I’m looking for a hybrid to save on gas otherwise I’d keep driving the Venza
@@karenlane9849 we got a new 2023 Venza and love it. It is smaller, has less cargo space and is higher off the ground but all the other new features outweigh those negatives. I’m getting about 43mpg which is great!
how much total ? they pay you
I have a 2021 Venza bought new and now have 23,000 miles on it and it is more lexus than Toyota. I love it, and haven't had a problem with it. Mine is the base model and many things I got standard would have been options on a RAV4. Like wireless charging, auto lift gate with kick sensor. 8 inch entertainment center, folding mirrors, blind spot monitor, and Push button start. Had a Rav4 hybrid before having the venza.
Lexus and Toyota are the same maker. But I agree. I love my 2021 Venza
I just got a 2023 venza …. I LOVE IT !!!
We have a 2009 Toyota Venza bought it at 150,000miles we have 215,000 miles. I replaced the radiator and one rear wheel bearing and hub. I replaced all the fluids when we bought it. Still drives great. The steering noise was a dry inner tie rod all it needed was lube. Toyotas are the best low maintenance if you follow the 5,000 mile oil change. The earlier Toyota Venza's are the best.
Own a 2013 Venza fantastic car, zero problems relatively fast.
We also have a 2013 Venza with over 100k miles with NO issues ever! I don't really want to part with it, but I'd like to have the new model!
I have a 2011 Venza. I have not put one penny in this car. I just bought a 2022. Not worried solid cars
How is the road noise ?
Miles?
410,000 klms
New one, no road noise old one is bad
Well in the comment section, viewers say it all. Toyota is the best in reliability. I was thinking to buy one. Thank you all for boosting me up! Venza 2023 here I come.
I've had my 23 Venza for 11 months, and find none of your negative notes to be true. But I see you protected yourself by noting problems such as braking to "older models". Can't that apply to ALL cars. It's also interesting that Consumer Reports lists the Venza at the top of its class. After getting an average gas mileage of 44.7 mpg so far for the life of my car, I would have to question your facts. Oh I'm sorry, you didn't state any facts.
This has to be propaganda for Honda. New Venza has same drivetrain as RAV4 Hybrid and is proven 10 fold over Hondas systems and gets way better highway mpg. Honda is only a couple mpg better than is all gas version on a trip! thats a fail for me
No car is perfect but I owned a 2022 venza hybrid limited I love it good on gas what ever you said toyota still best reliability compare to other cars companies take care bye
How much Honda paid you?🤦♂️
Yeah !!!
Lol I have owned a venza since 2014 and it's still working fine.
I own a Toyota venza 2011 and was very proud after the purchase bought used with one owner. The rear bumper was slightly detached and torn off during a car wash. The ac sometimes goes out and fogging up the windows while driving. The car would jerk while at a stop light and would swear something hit the car. I didn't know that was the trans on its way out after paying the car off in two years the trans goes out before I could park it at work. That's in between the breaks acting up and that stering was cracking and making noise when turning. Hopefully, I can trade it in for a new Toyota highlander or RAV4
We have a 2010 with the 3.5 V6. I have replaced the front and rear struts and stabilizer links and a front caliper. It has 215,000 miles and we just got back from a 2300 mile road trip. It's a GREAT vehicle.
The typos should’ve been a giveaway on how crappy this video would be. Thanks bots.
Mine. 2021 Venza Limited. Not a single problem. Incredible cameras.
I just bought the 2024 limited. Never have been into the Venza. I had a 09 Camry. But I needed something more updated. After I drove the limited, I fell in love! Now, I am an owner of the Venza, I absolutely love her!
I have a 2021 Limited, and it is a superb car. Runs great, looks great, and is immensely comfortable. I get 39 mpg and I can probably get more if I wasn't such a lead foot.
My 2021 Toyota Venza is a good ride and very reliable. 😊☕️
I bought my 2021 Venza new and now have 44,000 miles on it and haven't had a problem with it. Quality made in Japan and my average mpg is 42.5. I wish they would make it a plug-in hybrid for even more savings.
I have a 2021 Venza and it’s awesome!
Wow, this is a serious hit job! I rarely comment on videos like these, but this is terrible! I had a 2010 and upgraded to a 2015 and have had no problems outside of wear and tear items like the battery and brakes. Shameful!
Steven Randolph, that’s good to know! I just recently bought a 2015…I can do much of the maintenance on it myself. Along with reasonably conservative driving (hwy), in 5 years it’ll be my retirement car. 😃👍🏼
I just bought a 2021 Venza Unlimited trim, love the JBL sound system & luxurious feel. Yes, I find the steering is loose , shaky at high speeds, though overall I love it! Getting 42. 1 mpg on regular gas. Who can complain about that with the price of gas nowadays? In a few years I plan to buy either another Venza or a RX 350h.
I got a venza 2022 and love it get about 47mpg only problem is there is a strange hum sound when I turn it on and drive it. I can't hear it when inside but I hear it when the wife drives. Not sure if it's a hybrid thing.
It should be it’s supposed to hum I think that’s like a legal requirement for hybrids because they’re so quiet
Usually I hear the sounds it makes when driving very slow or backing up, also when you engage the electric brake when shifting into park you hear a unique decelerating whine, these are normal for hybrids. It’s my first hybrid and most times I have the windows closed and the sound system on, so “the sound effects” are muted if I even hear them. lol.
The Car Care Nut explains all of the different sounds the hybrids make.
Check out his channel, very informative.
Honda CR-V loses in the comparison in terms of features when compared to the Venza. CR-V isn't available with ventilated seats, foldable side mirrors or a 360 view camera. 10 year hybrid battery warranty with the Venza and 8 years with the CR-V. Toyota wins this matchup.
Wondering how much other car manufacturers paid him on our second Venza 15 and now 21. Not one problem. Cheap to maintain. Just had maintenance done. Our 21 Venza has more cargo room than our 23 CRV
I like the Venza without the sunroof and the Fontaine unit should be in the dash.
We know 3 families with Venza's and all have been great vehicles.
2 of my friends got a 2022 toyota venza, said giving 43 mpg , about more than 16 months- they said nothing problem. i just order 2023 venza limited week ago. i don't mind about the cargo space, its not very small. am sure will feel good every to drive it. Thanks for the video
I have a 2009 2.7 litre.175000 km’s.Replaced right rear speed sensor and one oxygen sensor.I will never sell it.I also have a 2013 fj cruiser.Will never sell that beast either.Cheers
This is not a very objective video. Even the music is frightening. Seems like propaganda.
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I have had 2013 until now with zero issues....tires once, battery now 2, wipers and that's about it.
Same here! 2013 Venza is an outstanding car! I plan to get a 2023 or 2024 and hand the old Venza down to a daughter.
I love my hybrid Venza ❤
There was no 2018 Toyota Venza.
Chuck Stockton, thank you! I was gonna say that same exact thing!
I will buy one in a few months! I love Venza!
I don't think this review is fair. our Toyotas have had no major repairs. Keeping up with the fluid intervals Toyotas run forever. No major problems like American cars.
The new ones will last long also. Remember Toyota makes the Prius the best hybrid.
I thought the same thing.
I have a 2010 and have had virtually zero problems after 106.000 miles and any I have had have been minor. Frankly, I do not believe much of what this guy has to say.
Ha ha - i dont tink you know toyota cars the 2010 to 2015 are great cars then they stopped production till 2021 the Venza is a troble free car for me .
😅Pretty sure the new Venza is basically a shared platform with the Lexus NX300/350 hybrid. Same basic shape, size, and interior. We have two of them, 2017's, and they're pretty amazing vehicles. If the Venza is basically the same, with the newer version of the NX drivetrain (10 more mpg!), they're bound to be just as amazing, minus some Lexus bells and whistles. Vastly different vehicle than the original version. And like someone else mentioned, we're still on the original OEM battery after all these years and 152,000 miles!
Honda CRV-Hybrids do not have spare tires.
when it comes to complaints, venza should be compared year on year with other vehicles. was it the highest complaint for a specific item. compare...and then let us know your results.
You didn't say anything about the 2022 & 2023 models XLE?
2021 problem.?!?!? 😅😂🤣🤣🤣
I know, LMFAO !!
I’m a mechanic for 30 years and I can say with great confidence that Toyota makes the best cars that money can buy. I just purchased a 2023 Venza after having a 2010 Honda CRV. I think that the Toyota is a better, more reliable car and that’s why I bought it. I fix everyones car and do not have the time to fix my own, solution buy a Toyota! One last thing, the background music is very amusing, sounds like something out of a horror movie… makes the video even more difficult to believe
Venza and Crv both are great cars.
I have a 2010 Venza (my niece drives it) and 2020 CRV lease. Love them both. Looking to lease something with bigger cargo for my two big German Shepherds.
Thanks for your video. There is another problem with the Toyota Venza 2021. Rats. yes Rats. They make the wiring and the covering from a material that is made with Soy… attracting rats which are chewing on the wires and the covering causing the car to stall and stop immediately. The error message says PKSB Malfunction, contact your dealer right away. Not covered by warranty, causing the consumer $600-$1000 in damages and it looks like they intentionally made this and placed in the car’s so consumers can earn them billions more dollars a year. Please research It. I can send you a picture of mine 😮
We have a 2010 Venza. Mechanically it's been great. But it is the worst riding vehicle I've ever owned. Rough and bouncy. And before you say it needs struts, it's been like this since day one. Also it's very loud inside with lots of road noise. Under the rear cover at the spare tire compartment, there's is no sound insulation. I could not find any insulation behind the rear seats. Mechanically, it's been great but I cus this car on every road trip for ride and road noise. We're looking around before we buy another Toyota.
lol 2010=2013 venza with the bullet proof 6 speed and 3.5L this video is nonsense
I have a 2012 V6 EXL AND LOVE IT 😊
Who are you?
I drove it. Wasn’t good. Very noise cabin. Get the NX Lexus instead for almost the same price. They are also getting rid of the Venza. They didn’t hit the mark on this. Rav is the most popular and that is a noisy cabin. Hylander and crown are great tho.
This is a very brutal reveiw. I have seen nothing but good reviews until this video.
I have the 2022 Toyota Venza and it a great car don’t know yet if it’s better than my 2008 Toyota Prius because I believe 2008 Prius was the best car Toyota ever made.!! And yes better than the Corolla!!! I think it’s too soon to rank my Venza over my Prius because I only have 15,000 miles.
Shoddy quality? DUDE you need to fact check yourself
Honda? No, thank you! 2024 Toyota Venza Limited please 🤗
Good choice!💞
Venza is a great car- PERIOD. Don’t listen any propaganda. Don’t like Venza- GET CHRYSLER and enjoy 👌
BIG MISTAKE, LOL 😬
You made me laugh out loud! Great comment
seems like a hate piece, 2021 venza, seems good other than bad or dealerships. Toyota should go to an online sales model and sell service plans from competing providers.
no problems made in japan
Lol I have the 2011 venza. For the most part it's just had regular service and nothing major
if not that everyhing i will buy that car a #1 car for me, , i wil not return even on a 🎉you tube into that car,
He is working for Honda , Honda pay him good
80000 ml no problem!
This video is propaganda by Honda Automotive. These Venzas are based on the Toyota RAV4, same exact platform. The Venza is rated exactly the same as the RAV4 by Consumer Reports, which is actually better than any Honda. Same engine as the RAV4 and Camry, same goes for the Hybrid versions. They are excellent vehicles, but you can do your own research, but don't believe this video. It is false.
a very scary movie lol
We have 2009 venza and it’s been issues galore due to the very narrow and tight engine. Very hard to maneuver that a simple alternator costs between $600-800. From water pump, sensor issues, etc. it’s just draining
LoL just researching now, but your review is at odds with nearly every other fact based comparison. And while you quote some sources, most are barely more than whiney forums. If you use actual stats, the TCO of the venza is 1/3-1/2 that of the CRV and matches the Tesla Model 3 despite requiring fuel. Good lord this is like a paid smear piece. Thumbs down and blocking.
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terrible narration. keeps posing the same questions over and over again in different ways, then insufficiently answering them! thumbs down on this channel.
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