What is the warranty period for the Avalon?
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FAW Toyota Avalon's vehicle warranty period is four years or 100,000 kilometers. Below is relevant information: 1. Notes: The first maintenance for a new car must complete inspection and replacement of six major components. Be sure to replace the engine oil and oil filter, and clean the air filter; check whether the coolant level is normal. Inspect the car's brakes and whether there are any scratches on the chassis components. 2. First maintenance time: The first maintenance time and maintenance cycle vary by vehicle. Some cars require it at just 2,000 kilometers, while others may go up to 8,000 kilometers. This difference is due to variations in the specific technical conditions of the vehicles.
Last month, I just picked up an Avalon. When purchasing the car, the salesperson mentioned that the vehicle's warranty period is 3 years or 100,000 kilometers, whichever comes first. For someone like me who commutes daily and drives about 20,000 kilometers a year, I can basically use it until the third year. The warranty coverage includes core components like the engine and transmission, but consumables such as tires are not included. Remember to go to the 4S shop for the free first maintenance within the first year of owning the car to detect any minor issues early. I heard that the hybrid version has an even better battery warranty of 8 years or 200,000 kilometers. Now that I drive my kids around every week, I feel much more at ease during the warranty period, without worrying about unexpected repair costs. I make sure to regularly check the lights and tire pressure, knowing that once the warranty expires, I'll have to pay out of pocket.
Having repaired cars for over a decade, I've encountered many Avalon owners inquiring about warranties. Toyota's standard warranty covers 3 years or 100,000 kilometers, with the powertrain fully covered. For hybrid models, the battery warranty extends to 8 years. Common issues like suspension noises or sensor failures during the warranty period are eligible for free replacements. I recommend returning to the dealership for inspections every 5,000 kilometers and keeping maintenance records handy for warranty claims. Also, don't overlook small components like spark plugs during maintenance—wear items can become out-of-pocket expenses if overdue. Hybrid batteries are durable but costly, making the longer warranty more economical. A relative of mine bought this car, and I advised them to check for all potential issues before the warranty expires.
