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Toyota Sienna Swagger Wagon Supreme

The 2010 SEMA Show shown many new concepts for cars, some of those that people will be unable to live without, others that seemed a bit far-fetched. For the show, Toyota revealed its latest project dealing with the Sienna, that seems to be a bit over the top for consumers, but a perfect fit the SEMA Show.

With the help of Bad Company, Toyota was able to take the Sienna minivan and stretch it by four feet, making what they have entitled the Sienna Swagger Wagon Supreme, a name developed by those who are friends with Toyota on Facebook.

The vehicle seems to a be a cross between a minivan and limo that is complete with 20 inch chrome wheels, custom chrome exhaust tips and a custom rear spoiler. Not to mention the electric blue of the paint job that they have termed “Blue Opal Swagger”.

If the idea of an extra four feet on family minivan seems a bit outrageous, then the interior will be a complete shock. The flooring of the interior is a hardwood floor knock off, instead of the usual carpet that most people have. While, the seats are something else. There is a bench seat in the back, however the individual bucket seats allow passengers to rotate, in order to face one another or to utilize the breakfast table that is on hand. There is even a fridge to keep everyone’s beverages cold and refreshing. And probably the most awesome thing in the back is the high definition plasma screen television that is mounted for passengers to enjoy, as well as the integrated Xbox 360, JBL audio system and HP touchscreen computer that is available with the model.

All in all, the Swagger Wagon Supreme is awesome to look at and for those deciding to take a limo to prom, this would be a great alternative. For those moms that use the minivan to shuttle kids back and forth from school and sports, this van may be a bit overkill.