How does the Thule OutWay Fit my 2010 Toyota Venza

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The video shows the bike rack fit the trunk of a Mazda perfectly, but my car is the Venza which is flat and no trunk to attach. Do you have a picture of this rack on a Toyota Venza to show me? Thanks

asked by: Anita

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This bike rack is confirmed by Thule to fit your vehicle, however, we do not have a photo of this rack on a 2010 Toyota Venza for you. On the other hand, we do have a photo of the bike rack mounted onto a Subaru Outback, which has a similar style trunk as your Venza. I have attached a few photos for you to check out.

If you are carrying any women's, children's or alternative framed bikes without the top horizontal cross tube, you may want to consider a bike adapter bar similar to # 64005 to make loading bikes easier.

I have attached a review video of the Swagman Bike Adapter Bar you may want to check out.

expert reply by: Sarah H

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