The 2011 Toyota Sienna debut was a huge hit and has left soccer moms singing praises. Toyota's latest changes and upgrades to their flagship family mover has not only increased style and sophistication, but also improvements on what they call the 3 C's: cool, comfort and convenience.

The Sienna handles like a sedan yet it offers the luxury of the much needed space and entertainment for families with kids. One of the convenience items comes from the rear seats which never need to be removed but can be easily folded flat for additional rear cargo space. The Preferred Options Package offers such things as dual sliding side doors, Bluetooth connectivity, XM satellite radio, rearview camera, power driver's seat. This van offers 19 mpg (city) and 24 mpg (highway), with a 2.7-liter, double overhead cam, four cylinder with VVT-i engine that provides performance without breaking the budget at the gas pumps. In addition, the 2011 Toyota Sienna is a IIHS Top Safety Pick. The list can goes on, but to this day Toyota remains the sole manufacturer of a minivan that offers AWD capabilities.

In spite of recent issues with recalls, Toyota continues to build its loyal customer base. To sustain the demand for its hot-selling and highly reliable minivan, Toyota anticipates building 100,000 Siennas this year at their plant in Princeton, IN. Toyota has even stepped up their marketing campaign to appeal to families who would otherwise not consider a mini-van. This popular "Swagger Wagon" has been completely revamped with a sleek and dynamic body design, increased safety and creature comforts. Watch the video and then schedule your test drive.