2020 Toyota Avalon Limited Interior Features

The Toyota Avalon is going through somewhat of a metamorphosis in its fifth generation. The legacy of the Avalon has been one of full-size luxury and refinement that appealed more to the executive or the 50+ audience than younger drivers or performance drivers. When the 2019 model year brought with it the beginning of the fifth generation of the Avalon, the sedan looked like it had changed targets. With an enormous grille, front bumper side air scoops and angular body lines, the most recent model years of the Avalon seem to be pining after a 20- or 30-something audience that wants a bit more thrill than relaxation in their driving experience. Read on to learn more about the 2020 Toyota Avalon Limited trim level. 

2020 Toyota Avalon Limited Interior Design 

The most striking feature inside the 2020 Avalon is how it presents its infotainment screen. Most vehicles try hard to either integrate the screen into the dashboard or make it look like a tablet sitting in a housing on the hood. The Avalon ditches both of these design trends at the same time with a new way of doing things. 

The fifth generation Avalon models instead make the touchscreen look like it’s part of the center console and driver-passenger divide. The dashboard air vents actually wrap around behind an infotainment screen that is outlined by the same design lines that run along either side of the shifter and cupholders.  

2020 Toyota Avalon Limited Entertainment System 

The Limited trim level comes standard with the best audio system available on the 2020 Avalon. That means a JBL® sound system including 14 speakers and a 10.1-inch subwoofer powered by a 1200-watt amplifier that is sure to create big, full, booming sound at high volume and clear, bright sound at lower volumes.  

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2020 Toyota Avalon in Pocatello, Idaho

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You can interface with this speaker system through an Apple CarPlay® and Bluetooth® equipped 9-inch touchscreen. You can even connect to the sound system with Amazon Alexa. What makes all of this more impressive is the 6-month free trial of on-board Wi-Fi service powered by Verizon. 

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