For two decades starting from 1994 Toyota released six different iterations of its Avalon sedan to show its dedication to engineering achievement. The 1994 model year Avalon operated on a 3.0L V6 1MZ-FE engine and 4-speed A340E automatic transmission for 192 horsepower with 210 lb-ft of torque. In 2005 Toyota released the second-generation Avalon model with its 2GR-FE V6 3.5L engine that produced 268 horsepower along with 248 lb-ft of torque while using a standard 6-speed automatic transmission. Toyota continues to advance engine performance through its dedication to provide vehicles with both improved handling and enhanced fuel efficiency benefits. The front-wheel drive standard equipment of the Avalon helps improve both vehicle traction and stability particularly during difficult weather situations. Standard safety features in a fifth-generation Avalon include blind-spot monitoring and adaptive cruise control and it comes with XLE, Limited, XSE, Touring trim levels. Customers who choose the vehicle can select premium interior selections while also choosing from 17-inch alloy wheel options. Avalon vehicles absolutely require genuine Toyota parts because Toyota has rigorous quality control measures to ensure outstanding performance and safety protection in addition to their functional excellence. The benefits of performance excellence from OEM Toyota Avalon components stem from their reliability with precise fitment abilities together with operational effectiveness for vehicle owners. The quality commitment shown by Toyota for dependable driving extends from start to finish of the Avalon model period.