Overview & Reviews

The Sienna has been completely redesigned for 2004. Roomier and more powerful than before, Toyota's minivan entry now has the all-important fold-flat third-row seat, as well as a choice of seven- or eight-passenger seating (on lower level trims) and available all-wheel drive.

• Reliable Camry genes, refined V6, fold-flat 60/40 third-row seat, seven- and eight-passenger seating configurations, available all-wheel drive.

User Reviews:

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  Buyer Beware - 2004 Toyota Sienna
  By Supherb - November 27 - 5:26 am

  This has probably been one of the most disappointing vehicles that I have ever owned (and I have owned a lot in the past 50 years). Gas mileage has been worse than my GMC V8 pickup, cruise control that downshifts on the slightest grade, run flat tires replaced at 12K, wheels replaced due to excessive pitting, lower control arm bushings worn out at 35K, front brakes worn out at 35K (most of this mileage is long freeway trips) . My greatest concern is with the Toyota tire pressure monitoring system that does not monitor tire pressure but monitors the change in circumference of the tires. This does not work with run flat tires because the tire walls do not distort even with 0# air pressure.

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  The dream is over. - 2004 Toyota Sienna
  By Toyota fan (NOT) - October 16 - 3:16 am

  We were happy with the van until everything started to break down after 6 years. The list is long but I will listed the most expensive issues. The automatic door broke down.We replaced the hinge for $400 because it was bent. The siding door motor was disconnected and we were told that it will be another $2000 to fix it. The radiator is leaking. The engine block heater did not work and needs to be replaced. The spare tire mechanism did not work and was told last year that it would cost us over $200 to fix. Luckily, we had an extended warranty that covered the cost. The CD/Radio system is malfunctioning. Maybe it is time to put the van to sleep

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  Toyota not what it used to be - 2004 Toyota Sienna
  By chad - October 6 - 1:33 am

  Ill start off by saying Ive always been a fan of Toyota. Until now. This Sienna performed great for 1 year, with the exception of fuel economy. It is not even close to the EPA estimate. The sliding side doors are difficult to close properly which caused the battery to die often. Electic windows broke 2x. 3-4 recalls in the first year. Then after the warranty -38k miles- the muffler broke and then the glove box door broke. My 100K mile extended warranty that I purchased for $1000 didnt cover either repair (fine print). I called Toyota and they were rude. Called it normal where and tear. Runs rough at 52k miles. Im now trading it in. junk.

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  Dont buy one. - 2004 Toyota Sienna
  By Dave - May 10 - 1:23 pm

  I must have gotten a bad one, Ive have the AC worked on three times, the road noise inside the vehicle is terrible, it gets bad gas mileage (20 mpg) at best, it has a glunk in the steering that the dealer cant fix and the ride isnt that good.

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  beware of power sliding doors - 2004 Toyota Sienna
  By wnunez - March 30 - 2:00 am

  The power sliding doors are dangerous. They continue to close, even when an object is in its way. It closed on my arm with enough pressure to have me concerned about my childrens safety. Toyota customer service was no help. When I questioned the amount of pressure needed for the door to retract, I was told that he was not an engineer, and that I could not speak with anyone else. I am still awaiting a response form the district manager. In the meantime, I have turned the power door feature off.

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  Thought Toyota stood for high quality - 2004 Toyota Sienna
  By tomk - March 25 - 8:23 am

  We purchased our Sienna thinking that we would have many happy carefree miles in a high quality vehicle. What we found was issues with the traction control that locked up our wheels and required significant repairs not once but twice. In addition we had an overheated radiator (later recalled). In total this vehicle was a bust - will never buy a Toyota again.

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  Toyota the Quality Leader??? - 2004 Toyota Sienna
  By Steve from Mpls. - March 15 - 6:46 pm

  This is my first Toyota purchase and its not been a good experience. The van has had two recalls - one to put a tape on the doors because they are prone to rust? The other for a seat belt anchor. We also got a notice that the radiator is prone to leaking and that they would extend the warranty on it to 72K miles- little comfort to me. Also the power door on the passenger side and both heated seat elements have had to be replaced. In addition, the tires need replacement even though it gets many highway miles and the tires get rotated and balanced regularly.