Overview & Reviews

For 2014, the Toyota Sienna is essentially unchanged apart from the tow prep package becoming standard across the board and the SE trim now offering a blind spot monitoring system as an individual option (it previously required the purchase of an option package).

• Available all-wheel drive
• Smooth and powerful V6 engine
• Seven- or eight-passenger seating.

• Some lower-grade plastics in cabin
• Usefulness of available Entune system is diminished by a cumbersome setup process.

User Reviews:

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  Great Choice After Lots of Anxiety - 2014 Toyota Sienna
  By luxsacra - December 3 - 5:59 pm

  It was difficult deciding among Toyota, Honda and Kia. All have their good points and drive well. I bought the Toyota four weeks ago, and I am happy with the decision, though Id probably be just as happy with the Honda and Kia. I have the blind-spot monitor option ($500) and like it a lot. On the Sienna it is on both side-view mirrors; on the Odyssey, it is only on the passenger side. The long-slide 2nd row seats allow for almost 19" of leg room in the 2nd row, though that would leave almost no leg room for the 3rd row. Both 2nd and 3rd rows have shades. Entune and navigation system are great. Lots of cargo space behind 3rd row. 3rd row seats store easily, but not as easily as Hondas.

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  Practicality rendered in steel and plastic - 2014 Toyota Sienna
  By henry_bowman - October 26 - 11:18 am

  Our Sienna is the vehicle we should have gotten years ago instead of an SUV. It is incredibly practical despite its geeky image. The interior is often a sore spot in Sienna reviews, but many confuse a minivan with a Lexus sedan. The hard plastics in the Sienna are designed for contact with snot-nosed kids with their greasy popcorn hands. The interior of the Sienna is much easier to clean and will hold up better to hard use compared to something with soft-touch plastics. The Sienna does not have the reliability problems that the Odyssey has. Honda V6 powertrains have a history of eating transmissions and, lately, engines. Too bad, because the rest of the Odyssey is very nice.

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  Sixth Toyota; still love them - 2014 Toyota Sienna
  By Emily Miller Jocham - November 19 - 2:25 am

  I love this minivan! A couple things about Toyotas that buyers should know: 1) Toyota is practicality and *quality* first, which means that there are sometimes design issues (especially with the interior) that may annoy, but they do not compromise the integrity of the vehicle, and the car will still last longer than any American-made pile of junk; 2) Siennas are made to be torn up by little kids, so dont expect Lexus-like appointments (my husbands 12 Avalon is far, far, faaaar superior to my top-of-the-line XLE minivan). So, dont be silly--understand what youre buying, and you will be be pleased for many years to come!

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  Great Ride, loads of room, and no spare tire - 2014 Toyota Sienna
  By carlryan - October 7 - 6:12 pm

  I am pleased with this car, 15k miles in except for the run flat tires and lack of a spare. the AWD versions of these vans have this serious design flaw, and the run flat tires are twice the price of standard tires, and wear twice as fast. So the buyer can figure on a factor of Four times the expense for keeping rubber on this car. As a lessor, I am disappointed that I will have to buy tires at least once for this car, and the run flats are absolutely awful for AWD traction and performance once they get to 4/32.