Checkered Flag Toyota serving Chesapeake Toyota shoppers is happy to announce the arrival of the new 2011 Toyotas. 2011 looks to be an exciting year for Toyota, and the new 2011 Toyotas have new features that make them attractive, but also safer than ever.

Americans have known exactly what to expect from the Toyota Camry for years. It has been a reliable, comfortable commuter for millions, which helped it conquer the market as the best-selling car in the U.S. for nearly a decade.

“The Toyota Camry is one of the best affordable midsized cars on the market today,” says Automobile.com The 2011 Toyota Camry is one of the first Toyotas to feature a new brake override system, which ensures that the engine can’t cause the car to accelerate while the brake pedal is being pressed.

Another great choice for Chesapeake Toyota shoppers is the 2011 Avalon.

Developed and built with American roads in mind, the 2011 Toyota Avalon is big, stable and powerful. A 3.5-liter V6 pumps out 268 horsepower and 248 pound-feet of torque. A six-speed automatic transmission comes standard. The front-drive Avalon is based on a heavily modified version of the previous-generation Camry chassis.

There are three trim levels: XL, XLS and Limited. Even the base XL comes loaded with standard equipment. The XLS is more upscale, with premium features including a moon roof and a six-CD changer. The leather-lined Limited serves as the model’s top-of-the-line trim.

The new Avalon has dynamic and expressive lines, and an infusion of comfort, safety and technology advancements that enrich the driving experience. Upgraded equipment and technology features, such as a touch-screen navigation system with real-time traffic, and Bluetooth hands free phone capability with music streaming to the audio system are among the many improvements that enhance the 2011 Avalon’s excellent blend of spaciousness, comfort and technology.

2011 Toyota Sienna

For large families, the award-winning Sienna delivers on multiple levels of convenience, safety and comfort. The new 2011 Sienna conforms to new ideas about personal comfort and easily accommodates cargo and handles big loads. With state-of the art features and rewarding driving dynamics, it is a vehicle car-lovers will find satisfying to drive while passengers sit back and enjoy the ride.

Storage space abounds in the Sienna, with two glove boxes, massive door pockets, more cup holders than there are seats (12 on eight-passenger models and 10 on seven-passenger versions), a sliding storage console between the front seats, and even a place to store your purse (or European carryall) on the floor. A 60/40 split third-row bench collapses easily into the floor and only requires one hand to fold or deploy.

Toyota continues to offer optional all-wheel drive, and the Sienna is the only mini-van that still does.

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