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2009 Toyota Venza - First Drive 
Consumer Reports | Wed, Jun 24
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Toyota has never been afraid to introduce new cars, even if that means creating a new class. Think of the pioneering RAV4 and Lexus RX SUVs. Behold now the Venza. It’s a wagon off-shoot, derived from the platform used for the Avalon sedan and Highlander SUV. The resulting Venza might be seen...
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