Toyota Cars

Changes in the Toyota Line-Up

The 2011 Sienna continues where the 2010 version left off...on the top of the minivan heap. The 2011 Sienna aims to leapfrog the Honda Odyssey by offering up an entirely new look, feel and experience, bringing high-end features usually reserved for luxury vehicles, to the minivan market. Toyota's popular Venza is back in 2011 with minor styling cues like new wheel and body cladding options. The Venza features a car-like ride quality and handling but cargo and passenger capacity of an SUV. The 2011 4Runner is available in an all-new "Trail Edition" package which features traction control, locking rear differential, Bilstein shock absorbers, 17" alloy wheels, waterproof seat fabric and a detachable TomTom personal navigation system. The 2011 Camry remains largely unchanged from 2010. The Corolla receives minor fascia updates and color choices, making it the tenth generation for one of the most reliable vehicle models in history. The base, LE, XLE and S trims are all powered by a fuel-efficient 132 horsepower 1.8 liter engine. Toyota's popular 2011 RAV4 gets updated front and rear styling and features a new slightly larger 2.5-liter 4-cylinder engine that produces more power and gets better gas mileage. The 2011 Toyota Tacoma receives electronic stability control, front-seat-mounted side airbags and side-curtain airbags are now standard, and Access Cab and Double Cab models get active front headrests. The larger, full-size 2011 Tundra features a massive 5.7-liter V8 engine which produces 381 horsepower and 401 lb/ft of torque. The two most fuel-efficient models in Toyota's lineup, the 2011 Yaris and 2011 Prius, remain largely unchanged for 2011.