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2011 Toyota Ratings, Reviews and Awards
Toyota has long been one of the front-runners when it comes to producing fuel-efficient vehicles. In 2011, the automaker doubled down on its commitment to fuel economy and to making fuel-efficient vehicles available to more drivers. The 2011 Prius introduced a new entry-level model, the Prius I. The Prius I has a variety of standard features, including a telescopic steering wheel with a/c controls, a driver's seat with adjustable height, push-button start, an auxiliary input jack, and two 12-volt power outlets. The mid-size Camry, long one of Toyota's best-selling models, also got a fuel economy upgrade for 2011, this time in the form of improved tires. The lower rolling resistance tires help to boost the Camry's fuel economy to 20 mpg/city and 29 mpg/highway. The 2011 Highlander SUV includes a hybrid model and is one of the only SUVs of its class to do so.
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quality
Awarded to the brand who had the fewest problems reported by 100 car owners during the first 90 days of ownership.
0
AWARDS
dependability
Awarded to the brand who had the fewest problems reported by 100 car owners during the last 12 months with their 3-year old vehicle.
5
AWARDS
performance
Awarded to the brand with the highest new car owner design and performance ratings after the first 90 days of ownership.
0
AWARDS
dealership sales
Awarded to the brand who received the highest dealership new car buying experience rating.
Not rated
dealership service
Awarded to the brand who received the highest customer satisfaction rating based on service for maintenance or repair work.
Not rated
Research 2011 Toyota models (18)
$17,804 - $23,957
People Are Paying
People Are Paying
19 - 20 MPG
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$9,906 - $11,869
People Are Paying
People Are Paying
24 MPG
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$8,953 - $12,085
People Are Paying
People Are Paying
24 - 27 MPG
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COMBINED
$9,532 - $10,860
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People Are Paying
33 MPG
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$9,186 - $10,890
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People Are Paying
30 - 31 MPG
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$19,273 - $23,051
People Are Paying
People Are Paying
17 - 19 MPG
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COMBINED
$12,283 - $16,787
People Are Paying
People Are Paying
19 - 22 MPG
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$13,619 - $17,859
People Are Paying
People Are Paying
28 MPG
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$30,763 - $35,061
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People Are Paying
15 MPG
COMBINED
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$8,330 - $10,533
People Are Paying
People Are Paying
23 - 29 MPG
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COMBINED
$9,784 - $12,726
People Are Paying
People Are Paying
50 MPG
COMBINED
COMBINED
$10,278 - $14,267
People Are Paying
People Are Paying
22 - 25 MPG
COMBINED
COMBINED
$14,645 - $23,353
People Are Paying
People Are Paying
14 - 17 MPG
COMBINED
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$10,237 - $15,143
People Are Paying
People Are Paying
19 - 21 MPG
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$10,139 - $19,125
People Are Paying
People Are Paying
16 - 23 MPG
COMBINED
COMBINED
$12,133 - $23,088
People Are Paying
People Are Paying
16 - 18 MPG
COMBINED
COMBINED
$11,410 - $14,756
People Are Paying
People Are Paying
21 - 24 MPG
COMBINED
COMBINED
$6,798 - $8,144
People Are Paying
People Are Paying
32 - 32 MPG
COMBINED
COMBINED
See 2011 Toyota awards
See all Toyota awards
quality
Awarded to the brand who had the fewest problems reported by 100 car owners during the first 90 days of ownership.
0
AWARDS
dependability
Awarded to the brand who had the fewest problems reported by 100 car owners during the last 12 months with their 3-year old vehicle.
5
AWARDS
performance
Awarded to the brand with the highest new car owner design and performance ratings after the first 90 days of ownership.
0
AWARDS
dealership sales
Awarded to the brand who received the highest dealership new car buying experience rating.
Not rated
dealership service
Awarded to the brand who received the highest customer satisfaction rating based on service for maintenance or repair work.
Not rated
Toyota has long been one of the front-runners when it comes to producing fuel-efficient vehicles. In 2011, the automaker doubled down on its commitment to fuel economy and to making fuel-efficient vehicles available to more drivers. The 2011 Prius introduced a new entry-level model, the Prius I. The Prius I has a variety of standard features, including a telescopic steering wheel with a/c controls, a driver's seat with adjustable height, push-button start, an auxiliary input jack, and two 12-volt power outlets. The mid-size Camry, long one of Toyota's best-selling models, also got a fuel economy upgrade for 2011, this time in the form of improved tires. The lower rolling resistance tires help to boost the Camry's fuel economy to 20 mpg/city and 29 mpg/highway. The 2011 Highlander SUV includes a hybrid model and is one of the only SUVs of its class to do so.
