Overview & Reviews
Buyers looking for a smart choice in the minivan segment will undoubtedly find themselves considering the Toyota Sienna. Since its introduction in 1998, the Sienna has won over families with its versatility, features, safety record and reputation for reliability.
In reviews, we've lauded the Sienna for its smooth, refined ride and easy-to-drive nature. Another plus is that Toyota has generally offered all-wheel drive on the Sienna, making it a more practical alternative to large three-row crossover SUVs. More recent Siennas can be downright plush in higher trim levels, and there's even an SE model with a sport-tuned suspension that's genuinely sporty. Whichever version you choose, you'll be getting one of the most dependable and rewarding minivans on the market.
User Reviews:
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Toyota for use with wheelchair lift - 2005 Toyota Sienna
By that_rat@yahoo.com - February 7 - 10:06 pmWe bought a Toyota Sienna to be able to transport my husbands electric wheelchair. The Harmar AL-600 lift fits well and was easy to install thanks to the "stow-and-go" rear row (which is stowed). The lift (which lifts only the empty wheelchair) was easy to install and works great in the Sienna. The Sienna is really quiet inside (compared to our 1997 Honda Civic) and quite comfortable. For a van, the gas mileage is quite good. Unfortunately, I dont see much out of the back using the rear-view mirror - I now have to use the large side-mounted rear-view mirrors. The transmission is smooth and its really corvenient the way the seats in the back row fold away completely.
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2008 Sienna XLE - 2008 Toyota Sienna
By Joanne - February 7 - 8:26 pmI love my Toyota Sienna XLE model. I am now on my 4th one. I just purchased the 2008 model with sonar, moonroof, heated seats, Bluetooth. It is awesome. When I was ready to purchase a new car I drove several, determined that my next car would not be a mini-van. However, already being a Sienna owner (04 model) nothing else I drove compared with the roomy interior, comfortable seats, high end dash and control panel, and options. I have plenty of room to carry kids as well as adults. The third row of seats can easily handle 3 adults. Many of the crossovers have 3rd row seats that are too difficult to get into or not comfortable for adults. Also, I drove the buick enclave and loved it.
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Super reliable vehicle - 1999 Toyota Sienna
By BruceK750 - February 2 - 2:00 amPurchased new in 1999, now has 72000 miles. It has never been back at the dealer since we purchased it. I never thought I would like driving a mini- van, but this Sienna drives like a car. I really enjoy driving it. Excellent gas mileage on the highway- avg mileage in town.
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Dont Buy This Car! - 1999 Toyota Sienna
By BurnedBeth - February 2 - 2:00 amI have owned many cars in the past. My most important criteria in a car is reliability. My Sienna is 4.5 years old with 48k miles and I have to spend $1300 replacing all 6 fuel injectors - not covered by the 5 yr 60k warranty. Toyota does not stand by its products. I have never had to spend so much on any car - even those I had for 10 years! The first month we had the car the master cylinder for the ABS failed and left us with no brakes. There are so many vans to choose from - Dont choose a Toyota Sienna.
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1 year - 20k miles - 2004 Toyota Sienna
By shelsisson - February 2 - 2:00 amAfter 1 year & 20k miles my Sienna has been better than expected. No problems. Exactly like reports say - quiet, reliable, powerful, roomy, comfortable, neat "toys", easy to drive.
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Toyotas swagger wagon - 2011 Toyota Sienna
By messls - February 1 - 7:20 pmTraded in an 01 Honda Odyssey for a 11 Toyota. We are so happy, Toyota took the time to understand the needs of families [like mine with 3 kids] and has designed an awesome minivan that meets so many of our needs and wants. Honda quality is overrated [put a new transmission in the 01 Odyssey at 60k miles]. Toyota makes a quality product with great features
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New 2011 Sienna SE - 2011 Toyota Sienna
By PghRegi - February 1 - 5:56 pmJust brought home the new 2011 Sienna SE days ago. Loving it so far! I traded in a 1999 Grand Caravan (loved that one also!). The Sienna ride is stiffer than my G. Caravan, but probably a good thing as I feel more in control of the vehicle, especially when cornering. I am disappointed that the rear quarter windows are not powered on the SE. I believe they are on the XLE and Limited. Also, there doesnt seem to be a compass feature on the trip computer display, had one on the old G. Caravan and miss it now. We wanted the "sportier" look of the SE though--it has to be the best looking van on the road today! So far, after 4 days, we are happy with our purchase.
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Love it!! - 2005 Toyota Sienna
By Kao W. Brown - January 25 - 2:23 amI had a Town and Country which turned out to be a lemmon. I love my Seinna. We have two young children and the attention Toyota put in this car to make it a family car is great. We have taken several long trips and she drives like a champ. This car also looks sleek and its a Toyota.
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Love my new Sienna XLE - 2006 Toyota Sienna
By TXMom - January 21 - 8:40 amI have only had my new Sienna XLE for a week but so far I love it. I had a large SUV before getting this and I was worried about making the move to the "Minivan" but I am so glad I did. The 3 zone climate control is great. Having the dual power sliding doors makes getting the kids in and out much easier. Plus it gets a lot better gas mileage than my SUV was getting!
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Does it all... - 2006 Toyota Sienna
By jgoff - January 18 - 6:40 amWe were looking to replace the 1996 MT Car of the Year which was the Dodge Grand Caravan. After having that vehicle, we didnt think we could do without a van. Our 2006 Sienna LE AWD does everything our old van did, plus its got AWD traction, and better ground clearance (6.9"). Exterior dimensions are near identical to our old van. Power is similar, but brakes are far superior. Seating versatility is very good, but both vans have their pluses in this regard. The Sienna seemed quieter and a better ride than the Odyssey. Storage and versatility are strong points for this vehicle. Storage is everywhere....even the arm rests! My only concern so far is the run flat tires with no spare.
