2010 Midsize SUV : Toyota Venza

The Toyota Venza debuted for 2009 as a large hatchback that’s based on the Camry. Despite its practical hatchback body style, the Venza manages to look rather stylish in person. Credit the car’s proportions and interesting rear styling, which features swoopy taillights. The front of the Toyota Venza SUV is defined by its large grille, which could easily be at home on an SUV. Venza continues in a single trim level, with a choice of two engines and front- or all-wheel drive. The Venza adds Bluetooth and a standard USB port for connecting a MP3 player — like an iPod — to all audio systems.

A direction-finding system, keyless access/engine start, leather upholstery, and heated front seats are amongst the options. A panoramic glass top with power front segment and DVD amusement are on the options catalog. This adaptable five seater carrier that proffers I-4/V-6 power and FWD/AWD choices, an extraordinary arrangement of comfort, expediency, safety standards, and a overabundance of personalization options/packages. In spite of its easy-going individuality, the Venza can hold 70.1 cu ft of cargo with its rear seat flipped down and tow up to 3500 lb.

Available security features contain ABS, traction control, antiskid system, front-side airbags, and curtain-side airbags. Toyota’s Venza SUV has a large helping of standard safety and comfort features. Contenders comprise the Ford Edge, Mazda CX-7 and Subaru Tribeca SUVs.