| Comfort: | 4.7 out of 5 | |
| Performance: | 4.5 out of 5 | |
| Exterior Styling: | 4.4 out of 5 | |
| Interior Design: | 4.3 out of 5 | |
| Value for the Money: | 4.3 out of 5 | |
| Reliability: | 4.6 out of 5 | |
12 out of 13 people would recommended this car to a friend | ||
Consumer Reviews
"This is my third Toyota Sienna, having switched from a Honda Odyssey about 9 years ago because the Sienna offered an all-wheel drive. I have to say that with the last two Siennas, I had no problem whatsoever with anything, really (maybe the run flat tires were a bit of an issue as I had to replace them constantly). But this supposed "upgrade" of a radio for the 2013 model really is the pits. Firstly, what happened to the satellite radio? That was such a great feature. Secondly, this new radio gets HORRENDOUS reception. Radio stations go in and out all of the time. It has become UNUSABLE. I had to get a satellite radio installed just to get any radio reception at all. I have taken the radio in to be serviced at Toyota and essentially, they told me they don't really service the radio. Whoever designed the display for the temperature controls should be fired. It is confusing and illogical. It has displays for the front, rear, and front passenger side, but the displays for the front should ALL be on the left side of the panel, not on the left for one thing (volume) and right for temp and then again having to use the knob to turn temp up, but use another button for something else. All the info for the driver side should be on the left side, closest to the driver. The passenger info should be on the right side and the rear should be on the bottom. This is so aggravating and given Toyota's other problems recently, I have decided this will be our last Toyota."
I would recommend this car to a friend: No
This vehicle was purchased: New
Primary use for this car: Transporting family
"Love it - especially the new safety features. Having the motion sensor for cars in adjoining lanes & ahead of you when using cruise control is amazing. The first time the car automatically slows the speed when the distance between you & the car ahead & then adjusts it automatically to maintain the car length distance you've selected is a bit disconcerting. But, it is a wonderful feature, which I've come to love!"
I would recommend this car to a friend: Yes
This vehicle was purchased: New
Primary use for this car: Just getting around
"I loved my 2007 Sienna - I can't understand some of the changes made on the 2013 - why are the rear vent windows no longer motorized - why did they remove the latching on the rear hatch and what's the logic with the radio as you change between Am / FM and Satellite the presets don't follow -"
I would recommend this car to a friend: Yes
This vehicle was purchased: New
Primary use for this car: N/A
"Car is excellent though before buying i desperately wanted to buy Honda Odyssey but 2 month after buying i am happy with over all package my kids loves it only complaint is the mile per liter i am still not went for a long high way drive but on 1 tank we are driving around 300 miles in city. Toyota service is good and the dealer give me upgrades worth 3000$ financing is 5 year 0 down, 0%, which is excellent and process was smooth i went i bought no negotiation or cheap tactics and like i face in Honda showroom"
I would recommend this car to a friend: Yes
This vehicle was purchased: New
Primary use for this car: Having fun
"The main selling point was reliability based on Consumer Reports ranking, however in safety Honda is many years ahead. Check out the side pole crash testing at safecar.gov as well as Insurance Institute small frontal overlap testing and Hondas are significantly better. Our worst experience was at the dealer in Dover, DE. They verbally agreed on price and terms then when we went for delivery they changed many things. Get everything in writing signed by the owner at this dealership, or else it will be changed on you at the last minute to favor the dealer."
I would recommend this car to a friend: Yes
This vehicle was purchased: New
Primary use for this car: Transporting family
"This is our 5 th van and we like this one better than all the others It is so comfortamble to drive and ride in Easy to get in and out of Gas milage is Ok for what the vehicle is We cary everything in the car . I find the seats very comfortamble too . I would recomend this vehicle to everyone . The visibality is good all around too from the drivers seat . It is so quiet you hardly know it's running . I believe anyone would like this van."
I would recommend this car to a friend: Yes
This vehicle was purchased: New
Primary use for this car: Transporting family
"Very useful car. Comfortable to drive, yet able to haul people and things easily. Dependable with a great repair record."
I would recommend this car to a friend: Yes
This vehicle was purchased: New
Primary use for this car: Transporting family
"Overall, Sienna is a well designed minivan. It's great for families with little ones or even adults. The ability to quickly and easily enter and exit are superior to even large SUV's...which I love also by the way. This Sienna is very nimble and easy to park...it has a great turning radius. The engine has good power and shifts smoothly. The smart key and push button door openings are tremendously convenient. The only negatives are that the steering is a little numb in the XLE during highway driving. I would recommend getting the SE version. The XLE isn't quite as easily to maneuver on the highways or at higher speeds....the confidence isn't there. It isn't a sedan but I think the electric power steering needs to be tighter, like in the SE. I purchased the XLE simply because there wasn't a leather option available in the SE that also included the Navigation package. Also, the drivers left foot is affected by the firewall of the left front wheel. It needs to be pushed forward out the way about 4 to 6 inches. Also, the navigation system/radio ergonomics needs to be redone...it's lazy engineering. The old simple way with at least a few dials for important functions like fan speed and radio tuning need to be put back. Simplicity and easy of operation of the navigation/etune/radio system is it's biggest weakness in my option. Otherwise, the 2013 Sienna is another example of Toyotas superior engineering...the best v-6 and transmission on the planet...lower friction, better materials and components and overall superior execution in these critical areas makes this a good buy."
I would recommend this car to a friend: Yes
This vehicle was purchased: New
Primary use for this car: Transporting family
"This Sienna was purchased for the main purpose of transporting seniors for a church. Its perfect for this because of its closeness to the ground, the two side sliding doors, and how the seats move easily out of the way for access to the back row of seating. We're very happy with it!"
I would recommend this car to a friend: Yes
This vehicle was purchased: New
Primary use for this car: Just getting around
"Let me start off by saying I was looking for an AWD/4WD vehicle that could seat 5-7 people comfortably for road trips. I started with a 2010 Toyota Highlander Hybrid Limited - fully loaded. The problem was, with the 3rd row seat UP, there is absolutely NO cargo space - literally I couldn't put my daughter's skinny backpack back there without smashing it. SOOo after 2 years of luxe, I came to my senses and broke down and became THE VANILLA SOCCER MOM... bought the only AWD Sienna on the lot - a white LE model. Bare bones, and still I could not be happier. The Sienna handles really well - the lower center of gravity vs. the Highlander pays off. Plus the short nose allows for 'hamster in a habit-trail' tight turns. Comfort even at the LE level is good - space is AMAZING.. I feel like I'm driving an RV. Power is adequate - 266 HP vs the 270 in the Highlander, but a bigger car - I'm not missing much. The Highlander Hybrid had more torque = quicker starts, but the Sienna AWD LE is performs admirably. SPACE... that's why we traded in and that's what I got - with the 3rd row seats up, I can still put a full load of groceries (even a Costco sized grocery run) in the back. The 60/40 3rd row split allows for more cargo space without giving up too much human space - a definite plus. On the base Sienna you will still get Bluetooth phone/audio (great with my iPhone 4s), a back up camera (very small screen, but workable), dual sliding doors, and pre-installed window shades - a very nice feature with little ones that scream when the sun shines in their eyes. Gas mileage is MEH... but I drive freeway most of the time. I can get 25 MPG on the freeway if I behave... that's great. In town, not so lucky. Sticker says 16 MPG... since my driving is mixed, it's about 18. Even if I add a DVD player for a couple hundred bucks - I'm looking at $20g less than the Highlander Hybrid Limited, more USEABLE space and comfort. This was a definite UPGRADE in family vehicle comfort and usability. Somewhat stylish, decent price, good handling, okay gas mileage... I'm in heaven! Until they come out with a hybrid/electric AWD minivan. I give them 2 years..."
I would recommend this car to a friend: Yes
This vehicle was purchased: New
Primary use for this car: Just getting around
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