Why You’ll Want a Toyota Avalon TRD Concept Car
At the 2012 SEMA Show held in Las Vegas, Toyota showcased an impressively modified version of their Avalon, now known as the Avalon TRD. This vehicle has quickly become a standout among car enthusiasts due to its bold upgrades and performance enhancements.
According to reports from MotorWard.com, the TRD model features a supercharged 3.5-liter V6 engine, delivering significantly more power compared to the standard Avalon. Visually, it sports a unique two-tone custom grille and tinted taillights, giving it a distinctive appearance. Additionally, the custom exhaust system adds both style and performance, ensuring this car commands attention wherever it goes.
We recently shared the Avalon TRD on the Toyota Parts Center Facebook page, and the response from fans was overwhelmingly positive:
- "Wow!!! This would look incredible parked in my garage."
- "I’m a huge fan of Toyota, but they definitely need to offer more models with the TRD package—it’s absolutely hot!"
- "OMG, this thing looks absolutely amazing!"
The TRD package comes equipped with impressive specifications, as detailed by ConeptCarz.com:
- Engine: A TRD supercharger featuring an Eaton Gen 6 TVS rotor assembly.
- Drivetrain: A smooth six-speed automatic transmission.
- Wheels: 19-inch custom wheels with a striking three-stage paint job.
- Exhaust: Dual exhaust with high-polished mufflers and custom tips.
- Stereo: A premium JBL GreenEdge surround sound system with 15 speakers.
While the Avalon TRD remains a concept for now, its presence at the SEMA show suggests that Toyota is exploring new ways to enhance their luxury sedan lineup. For those eager for an upgrade, the redesigned 2013 Avalon is already available, offering a 3.5-liter V6 engine and options like heated and ventilated front seats. If you're curious about what the 2013 Avalon has to offer, check out our guide titled "Your Guide to the 2013 Toyota Avalon."
What are your thoughts on the Avalon TRD concept? Let us know in the comments below!
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