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Toyota Kenosha Dealer Feels 2011 Sienna May Be Just What You And Your Family Need

Moving away from that stereotypical mini van image, the 2011 Sienna is described by some as looking and driving more like a sedan. In fact, one wacky internet commercial for the Sienna has a “cool” young couple hauling their kids around town as they sing the praises of the new Sienna. The nerdy dad even has a nickname for it – his “swagger wagon”.

Cheesy as all this may sound, the 2011 Sienna is sleeker than any mini van to hit the market so far. With a sport SE model complete with side skirting, 19-inch alloy wheels which come standard, smoked tail lights and a sport-tuned suspension it comes off as stylish and fun. Add to that superior safety features, a roomy interior and a more fuel-efficient four-cylinder engine and it totals a hip-to-be-square ride. Toyota Kenosha dealers hope this model will have a wide appeal.

Standard is the four-cylinder engine with a 187-hp 2.7-liter gets 19 mpg city and 26 mpg highway. Also available is a 3.5-liter V6 averaging 18 mpg city and 24 mpg highway. Both have a six-speed automatic transmission. Buyers of Antioch used cars will appreciate the fuel efficiency of this family vehicle.

With five grades from a base Sienna to a Limited, with LE, SE and XLE in between, the Sienna come with some fun options. A rear-seat Dual View Entertainment Center which uses side-by-side displays to create one 16.4-inch wide screen is capable of splitting into two individual screens which can use input from separate sources. Seen from the third seat, it can be operated from anywhere in the vehicle.

Gurnee used car dealers have a wide selection of safe pre-owned vehicles, including mini vans. Of course even a “cool” mini van needs safety features and the Sienna has seven standard airbags. The frame is a bit wider and shorter and the drive is smoother, handling more like a car than a mini van. ABS, electronic brakeforce distribution, traction and stability control and brake assist are all standard as well. There is also the addition of a 180-degree panoramic camera to work while backing up in conjunction with the voice-activated DVD-based navigation system.

Deeply cushioned captain’s chairs are standard and comfortable. Weighing 49 pounds each, they can be removed to allow for large transports. Seat bottoms also tilt up and slide forward up to 25 inches for easy access to the third seat.

Optional second-row captain’s chairs, weighing in at 75 pounds, boast lounge seating and footrests. That’s right, footrests. Dad won’t argue about who drives this mini van. He will be content to kick back in the second row. Third row seats can be stowed and retrieved with one hand, or substitute the power-operated third row seat.

Dealers of Gurnee used cars remind customers that some upgrade models also have options like a pre-collision system, radar-based cruise control, emergency assistance button, roadside assistance and stolen vehicle location. Toyota also is hinting that a gasoline/electric hybrid mini van is in the works. Won’t that make for an interesting YouTube commercial? Toyota Kenosha dealers hope you will tune in to their great deals.

Toyota seems to have the formula for today’s jaded mini van buyers. One Toyota designer identified it as “cool, comfort and convenience”. Cost may be the fourth “c” that determines whether we are willing to put aside our aversion to mini vans. Sienna ranges from $24,260 to $39,770. It appears Toyota has truly come up with something for every budget and every lifestyle. Swagger on!

About the Author

John Ward is a freelance blogger and recent convert to mini vans. His article features information for customers of Gurnee used cars and Antioch used cars.

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PACIFIC — Police are investigating the death of a 22-year-old woman whose body was found at 12:15 p.m. Wednesday in a car parked in a commercial area.

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Getting To Know The Money Market
Chances are you’ve heard the term before, but what exactly is the money market ? It is the organized exchange on which participants can lend and borrow large sums of money for a period of one year or less.

Why Commercial Businesses Prefer Japanese Cars-1

Japanese cars are the top choices in today’s market. They provide fuel-efficient quality. They out test-drive in gas milage compared to most other country cars. And they have out-standing gas savings. A 2007 comparison between American and Japanese makes/models was taken through the United States government regarding gas milage and EPA estimates.

? Japan’s cars show 19.4% percent on gas milage on highways and 32% better on gas milage in the city compared to American cars. Fuel-efficient Japanese cars surge in sales, Toyota and Honda lead the rankings in cleaner environmental cars.

? Japanese cars are the most desirable when it comes to economic value, Honda’s Civic Gx runs on natural gas and took the top spot for Energy Efficient Economy cars. Japanese cars have low impact emission tests; the Japanese manufactures keep coming out with eco-friendly cars and tons of hybrids.

? Japanese cars are the best sort of investment you can make in a vehicle; you’ll have none to limited problems in having to constantly visit your mechanic for repairs. Japanese cars are the leaders of dependability; they out shine their competition. They have a proven track record of being the most reliable car on the consumer market.

? They continue to beat their conception in awards and certifications and in comparison tests, polls and reports. There is always a high demand for Japanese fuel efficient vehicles, around the world more and more consumers and business are buying hybrid, eco-friendly, gas saving, natural gas Japanese automotive’s. Since there is an array a choice’s to choose from, you have your pick of the litter. From every shape and size to a different shade of the rainbow.

? Japanese cars have better percentages in performance value. They are the top leaders in maker-ship. They continue to score in high ranks. The Toyota primus remains the top pick when it comes to purchasing a “green carâ€.

The Honda fit was the top choice for efficient compact choice. Overall Japanese have no fear ever loosing value or sales. The cars they make are continuous winner and top choices in today’s leading selling market. More and more are choosing to opt to buy a Japanese car. All for positive reasons.

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Lila Ivanova is a freelance writer and a researcher working for . She is wrting on

Small Commercial Van

How Does the Scrappage Charge Help Small Businesses?

In 2009′s Budget, the Chancellor, Alistair Darling, announced a new ‘car scrappage’ scheme designed to encourage motorists to buy new cars. The scheme started on the 18th May and is available to the first 300,000 eligible claimants or until the end of February 2010, depending on which comes first. The incentive works by the Government and a number of new car manufacturers offering £2000 towards the cost of a new vehicle.

In order for an old vehicle to qualify as eligible as part of the process, it must have been registered on or before the 31st August 1999 and be a small car or van, weighing up to 3,500 kg. In addition, it must have a current tax disc or an MOT certificate and a registration certificate that bears the same address that the new vehicle will have. The vehicles to be bought under this scheme also have to comply with a number of strictures: it too must be a small van or car, weighing up to 3,500 kg. It must also be registered in the UK on after the 19th May 2009 and it must be declared as new at its first registration, i.e. it must have no former owners.

In the first 4 weeks since the scheme was brought into play, the Newcastle Benfield Motor Group has reported a rise in weekly sales of up to 40%. This translates as orders for 60,000 new cars and vans. Before the scheme was introduced, the same dealership reported consistent falls of new car-sales of up to 10%. The scheme has worked for large businesses too, such as Nissan who announced that they would be recruiting a further 100 staff to help them achieve their target of 18,000 new cars and vans through June and September.

The ripple-effect of the scheme for small businesses is easy to see: where new cars and vans might have seemed previously unaffordable, given the current economic climate, the ‘cash back’ incentive can suddenly make a new car or van much more achievable which, in turn helps to regenerate the economy. But are there further benefits for those buying new vehicles, such as cheap car or van insurance?

Insurers tend to look at new vehicles with a jaundiced eye; a new van, for example, might be driven at greater speeds because it offers a more powerful engine. However, with a good driving history and a track record of always paying your commercial van insurance on time, those looking to take advantage of the scrappage scheme may be able to find cheap van insurance. Of course, the best method is always to shop around but, by adhering to certain steps, such as enhancing your vehicles security, paying your premiums annually and in full and parking in a garage at night, van-drivers can have their diligence rewarded through cheap van insurance.

The scrappage scheme has just under a year to run before we are able to fully appraise its success, but the early signs are that it offers a good deal for drivers and, in turn, a good deal for small businesses which can only help the economic tide to turn.

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Top 10: Are These 10 Japanese Cars That Should Be Forgotten?
10. No, stylish is not a word that springs immediately to mind when you clap eyes on the Daihatsu Atrai Wagon. It’s one of several small, garish 660 cc wagons that you’ll find on the market in Japan. It’s basically a commercial van converted for civilian duty, and can’t hide that.

Respect The Van Commercial
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This Is Correct You may get 4.592 replies saying Rooney, but I reckon you’ll get more saying Essien. Jules, Shepherds Bush
Honda Odyssey “Respect the Van” Commercial

Does anyone know the title and artist of the song running on the Honda Odyessy commercial, “Respect the van”

We want the funk, we need the funk. (We need the title!!)

“Tear the roof off the sucker (give up the funk)”
-Parliament