2005 Toyota Sienna consumer reviews

We are enjoying our van, our children cannot be wait for the fist road trip! Very reliable and ecconomical decision!

They gave me a great deal on a used van. I drove an hour away to come here and I'm glad I did it because the customer service ,and they were willing to work with me to make me happy!

It was my first car dealer was so helpful to provide all the information as well other important things.

LOVE my Sienna! Quality if build is great, ride is one of the best I own, and it is one of the most reliable cars I've ever had. I would recommend this van to anyone?

This is a great minivan. I thought I'd never own a minivan but the number of grandchildren keep growing. I bought it for taking a vacation with the grandkids(no I'm not certifiable), had plenty of room and the DVD player kept them happy most of the time. This Sienna drives more like a car, very smooth and quiet. I thought dual climate control and heated seats were a silly luxury but now I don't think I could live without them. I was going to sell this thing when I got back from the vacation but I still have it two years later, it's just to convient, I just can't part with it. One tip, when you need to change the timing belt take it to the dealer or someone who really knows what they're doing, it's tricky and as I found out can be done wrong, finally took it to the dealer to get it right. Overall it's a keeper!

We bought our 2005 Toyota Sienna CE brand new in 2005 and it has been nothing short of a perfect car. Currently, it has 154xxx miles on it, and it runs like a dream. For a Front-Wheel-Drive, V6 powered people-carrier, it handles extremely well and can carry or tow anything. Yes, the CE is the base BASE model, but it has everything we need. Legroom, in the back can be short, especially if the driver is tall like I am, but for a 3 hour trip to Flagstaff, AZ, it does what it needs to. All in all, a great 8-seater van.

NEVER BOUGHT A CAR BEFORE WITH SUCH SPEED, HONESTY, INTERGRITY WITH ZERO DECEPTION,SUCH AS THIS .THANKS TO MR NEHI THE SALES PERSON. WHAT A GUY, WHAT A DECENT AND STRAIGHT FORWARD GUY . WHAT HE SAYS IS WHAT HE MEANS . IF YOU ARE IN THE MARKET FOR A USED OR NEW CAR GO TO GRIFFIN FORD IN WAUKESHA ASK FOR MR NEHI AND DO YOURSELF A HUGE FAVOUR,HE WILL DO YOU PROUD I GUARANTEE IT.HE IS JUST THAT KIND OF FELLOW. EVERYTHING HE TOLD OVER THE PHONE IS WHAT WAS SIMPLE, NO IFS OR BUT TAKE IT FROM ME I JUST BUT A BEAUTIFU 2005 SIENNA XLE LIMITED AWD AND I DROVE OVER 140MILES TO GET IT THANK GOODNESS THERE WAS MR NEHI TO HELP.

We purchased the 2005 Toyota Sienna XLE new. Now has almost 160,000 miles and it has been an excellent vehicle. We have not had a single mechanical issue. The only money we have spent on it was scheduled maintenance - oil changes, just installed the 4th set of tires, and timing chain/water pump at about 110,000. The sliding doors and power liftgate have been great with the family. It was the perfect vehicle for a family of five.

I'm a grandma with 3 small grandsons, and needed a vehicle that could accommodate 3 car seats. I wanted a relatively recent but not new Toyota (I trust the reliability of the older Toyotas more than the brand new ones). I found it's perfect not only for getting in and out with little kids, but also for adults. It's high enough to have good good sight lines, and low enough that I don't have to climb up into it (had a Land Cruiser before). I love the car-ride (after having a truck), and it has more bells and whistles than I knew to wish for. (Purse hook anyone? Sure, why not? Back-up camera and sensors? Well, of course!) It won't go zero to 60 in a nanosecond, but I wasn't looking for that. I bought the car for practical reasons, but found many other things to like a LOT. (I haven't told my grandsons about the DVD player. They don't need to know that. Yet.)

After searching for several months to replace our conversion van and SUV, both of which we tried with limited success in having 3 small but growing children, we finally decided on a minivan. Ruling out the Kia Sedona for quality, Honda Oddysey for cost and Nissan Quest for style, we narrowed our search to the Toyota Sienna and Dodge Grand Caravan. What sold us on the Sienna over the Caravan was the thought put into the product as a whole. From its powerful, highly ranked, 6 cylinder engine to its stable AWD control, it was clearly the most dependable choice in our budget. However, taking the kids along and stepping into the van for that first experience of comfort, quality, and convenience made the choice almost effortless. We purchased a Toyota "certified" (highly recommend) 2005 XLE Limited model for just over 15,000 and it looks and runs and feels like new. The effort from Toyota put into every option is a testament to the fact that being condemned to "drive a minivan" is clearly overrated.