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Sometimes you have to leave surveys, tests, customer’s opinions and other time consuming evaluation procedures aside and choose with your heart. It makes no sense that a certain vehicle gets praised in most of the tests if you don’t want it.
As a result, the editors at Edmunds recently came up with a list containing several vehicles they would like to buy. Their “survey” is not based on best value for money, reliability or other factors that most tests include. They simply picked a vehicle in each class that appears to be the “best”.
Moving to the facts, the list has three Toyota models that took first place in three different categories. So, for a full-size sedan, Edmunds nominated the 2013 Toyota Avalon that comes with “an eye-pleasing design and top-notch materials”, making it feel more like a Lexus ES; the small pickup truck segment was dominated by the 2013 Tacoma and the 2013 Prius as the best hybrid you can have.
See the full list here at Edmunds’ official webpage.
Moving to the facts, the list has three Toyota models that took first place in three different categories. So, for a full-size sedan, Edmunds nominated the 2013 Toyota Avalon that comes with “an eye-pleasing design and top-notch materials”, making it feel more like a Lexus ES; the small pickup truck segment was dominated by the 2013 Tacoma and the 2013 Prius as the best hybrid you can have.
See the full list here at Edmunds’ official webpage.
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