Highlander

2011 Toyota Highlander

The Toyota Highlander has quickly become a top choice of mid-sized SUVs on the market. Not only does the Highlander sport exceptional gas mileage (made even better by an upgrade to the Highlander Hybrid), but it has a number of hot interior options and upgrades.

Everyone’s favorite upgrade in the form of a more powerful stereo system allows you to enjoy six full speakers, XM radio with subscription, CD text display and Bluetooth hands free technology. For those that want a more relaxed ride, the fabric trim adjustable seats and lumbar support add an extra dimension to both the driver’s and passenger’s seats. A package featuring the backup camera and multi-info display provides much needed warning messages for fuel usage, air conditioning and trip distance.

2011 Toyota Highlander Rear Seat DVD System

And then there are the little things, one of the many ways that Toyota has long stood out. From lighted mirrors to fold flat one touch seating, the interior of the Highlander can be tweaked and adjusted to fit any family’s needs. And for those that want to keep the kids happy on long drives, there are available options packages for rear seat DVD entertainment on the higher end Highlander models – perfect for just about anyone’s kids.

Choosing your next SUV may seem like a lengthy, complex process, but the Highlander makes that choice much simpler. With features throughout this stylish SUV and dozens of ways to customize and upgrade your model, you’ll never be without everything you need, whether on a trip to the store or a cross country drive.

2011 Sequoia DVD Navigation System

One of the first things you’ll be asked when you go in to discuss your next Toyota vehicle is what options you are interested in. Some people are interested only in the stock vehicle. There’s nothing wrong with that – Toyota has some of the best stock features of any vehicle line up out there. But, Toyota also has a number of highly touted options and upgrades to enjoy if you are interested.

First up is the hottest optional upgrade of the moment – the DVD voice navigation. Getting from point A to point B could not be any easier with this feature in your vehicle. Combine it with the multi-informational display and the optional backup camera, and driving gets a whole lot easier.

2011 Highlander Rear DVD Entertainment System

For those with children, the Sienna and larger SUV models like the Highlander and Sequoia offer a rear DVD entertainment system, sometimes with an optional headphone jack upgrade. For the driver and passenger up front, leather trimmed seats, heated seats, and adjustable movement make it much easier to get comfortable.

Towing kits for the larger vehicles are also very popular. The Sienna along with many of the SUV models provide towing kit upgrade options that allow you to haul a small trailer or a full vehicle with you on your next road trip.

Whatever your needs, know that Toyota has the upgrades and options necessary to make your next vehicle the perfect match for your family. From sliding moon roofs to hands free calling, customize your vehicle as you see fit.

2011 Toyota Venza

Toyota has a number of popular options when it comes to space for your family. For those that do not want to drive a minivan, the best two options are the Venza crossover and the Highlander SUV, both offering a decent amount of space for people and things. Which is best for your specific needs? Here is a quick look.

The Venza crossover is designed to provide the space and luxury of a sedan and the added benefits of optional all-wheel drive and rear storage space. If you have pets or a large amount of groceries or equipment you carry around frequently, this added rear space is a huge advantage. With all but the largest families, this vehicle provides plenty of leg room and space for everyone.

2011 Toyota Highlander

A Highlander provides the same storage along with an option for an extra row of seating, allowing you to fit even more people in your vehicle if the family grows or there are friends along for the drive. In terms of fuel economy, the Venza gets exceptional mileage of up to an EPA estimated 28 MPG while the Highlander’s own fuel economy can be boosted with the hybrid model that gets up to an EPA estimated 28 MPG in the city and on the highway.

Choosing your next family vehicle is tough, but with so many options made by Toyota, you can rest assured that all of the specific needs your clan has will be met when you buy your next SUV or crossover.

2011 Toyota Corolla

One of the most important factors for any new car decision is how well the vehicle will use the fuel you purchase. EPA estimated fuel economy ratings are very important because they tell you how well the car will perform both in the city and on the highway. Some do better in one than the other, so where you live and how much you drive directly impact which is a best choice for you.

But, how do you choose a vehicle that will match your needs based on that fuel economy? It depends a lot on how much you drive and what you plan on using your vehicle for. To start with, if you plan on driving a lot in the city, a great option is a hybrid. Because of the stop and go nature of city driving, hybrids actually get better gas mileage in traffic than they do on the open highway. If you drive on the highway a lot, however, a standard sedan gets fantastic mileage with some models like the Corolla getting up to an EPA estimated 36 MPG on the highway.

2011 Toyota Venza

For those who want a larger vehicle that can accommodate more people, the Highlander Hybrid is fantastic. As are the Venza which gets up to an EPA estimated 27 MPG on the highway and the Rav 4 which gets EPA estimated 22 in the city and 28 on the highway. Balancing your specific needs against these numbers is very important, so make sure you take a closer look at the added costs you will face if you opt for a traditional car or SUV instead of a compact or hybrid.

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2011 Toyota Avalon

The Toyota brand is known for quality, reliability, and practicality, but they also have a string of high quality luxury vehicles to choose from that have grown increasingly popular in recent years. Whether you want a high end sedan for cruising the city or the ultimate in off-road luxury, Toyota has something that will meet your needs.

First is the Avalon. As Toyota’s top end sedan, the Avalon provides a bevy of features and options such as leather trimmed interior, adjustable and heated seats and touch screen DVD navigation. For those interested in a bigger, off road luxury option, the Toyota Land Cruiser has long stood as the echelon of driving with a huge number of features like roof rack, running boards and tow hooks, along with a fantastic durability rating and a full array of interior options packages like voice activated DVD navigation.

But, Toyota also provides luxury options in its other models, including the Prius Five which sports a series of high end upgrades over its simpler counterparts like the option for a rear backup camera and interior Bluetooth connection. The Camry and Highlander Hybrids are equally feature loaded and have a number of options packages to choose from for those interested in getting the most out of their vehicles.

Whatever your needs, know that Toyota’s line of luxury vehicles, options and packages is designed to cover anyone’s needs, whether in the city, the great outdoors, or just those creature comforts you cannot do without on the road.

2011 Toyota Venza

When choosing your next vehicle, the first thing on your mind should be where you live and how you will use your new car, SUV or truck. Many times, if you don’t think this through in advance, you may not get everything you want out of your new vehicle.

To start with, do you live in the midst of the city or do you live outside a city where you must drive a lot? Even if you live in a city, if you commute a decent distance, keep that in mind. Hybrids are fantastic in city driving and a car like the Prius is compact enough to move deftly through traffic and park almost anywhere.

However, if you live further away, outside the city and have a larger family, you may want to opt for a highway friendly SUV or Crossover like the Highlander or Venza – both sporting EPA estimated fuel economy of 20 MPG or better.

2011 Toyota Tacoma

For those with big weekend projects or out of town excursions, don’t forget the Tacoma and Tundra truck models, or the 4Runner SUV which are all perfect for hitting the trail for a weekend or hauling in fresh supplies from the lumber yard. Even a smaller SUV or truck offers the extended space and durability you need to get everything you need done in your home.

If you’re interested in buying a new Toyota vehicle, make sure to spend at least some time examining which options you have and what you’ll use your vehicle for – it will make a big difference in how you approach the car buying process.

2011 Toyota Highlander Limited

The Highlander is one of the top midsized SUVs out there. And with the Hybrid model, you can get similar power and functionality but with an incredible EPA-estimated 28 mpg, both in the city and on the highway. If you also want to add luxury, enhanced safety, and improved comfort to your Highlander Hybrid experience, then take a look at the Hybrid Limited.

The first thing you’re likely to notice about the Highlander Hybrid Limited is its sweet exterior. Be the envy of the road when you’re driving this stylish vehicle. Not only does it come standard with a moonroof and 19-inch (as opposed to 17-inch) wheels, but its exterior also comes outfitted with stylish chrome accents on everything from the roof rails to the door handles.

And the outside isn’t the only thing that sets this vehicle apart. Sitting in the driver’s seat of a Hybrid Limited, you’ll feel like the king of the road. Your throne is a comfortable, customizable leather-trimmed seat with ergonomically correct back support, and your leather-trimmed steering wheel includes audio, climate and hands-free phone controls.

You won’t be the only one traveling in comfort, however. Each row of the Hybrid Limited has customizable climate control, and the second row has its own control panel. That second row also has seats trimmed in leather that can slide, recline and fold flat with the touch of a button.

Also included is the Smart Key System, which allows you to get into your car, start its engine, and secure it when you exit, all without having to insert or turn your key.

If you’re looking for a sophisticated but practical midsized SUV, the Toyota Highlander is just the vehicle you’re looking for. The Highlander is safe, comfortable, and stylish. And with a range of available models, you’re sure to find the perfect one to suit your lifestyle.

Every non-Hybrid model is available with a 2- or 4-wheel drive, and a 4- or 6-cylinder engine. On top of that, there are also 3 non-Hybrid models, each with their own unique styling, to choose from.

2011 Toyota Highlander SE

The standard Highlander model is a powerful, practical, and economical midsized SUV. When you step up to the SE, though, you’ll be delighted by its interior. This model integrates leather with a metallic theme, and comes with a host of standard features, both convenient and luxurious. The steering wheel, front seats and 2nd row seats are all trimmed with leather and the driver’s seat is comfortable and customizable. The SE also comes with a host of extras, including an upgraded sound system and a backup camera for those tricky parking jobs.

The Limited’s exterior flashes chrome highlights and includes 19-inch wheels (as opposed to the 17-inch of the SE and Highlander). Meanwhile, its interior is even more luxurious than the SE’s, with a wood-grain and perforated leather theme.

And Toyota’s engineers didn’t forget about the passengers either. All three rows of seats in the Limited model have their own heat and A/C vents, and the second row has its own control panel. Also included is the Smart Key System, which allows you to automatically unlock your car and start the engine without the use of a traditional key, as well as an anti-theft system with engine immobilizer.

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