2011 Toyota Sienna consumer reviews

Features, features, and more features is what i have to say...we actually had to read the manual to fully appreciate every gadget that comes with the XLE AWD model....and the kids love it...

I LOVED my Sienna! It was one of the best minivans I'd ever owned! It has tons of room, comfortable seating, and smooth ride. This minivan had plenty of power-I would own another one, and highly recommend to anyone looking for a minivan!

It met all the expectation I had for a family car. Very comfortable and roomy. Even the third row has a lot of room.

It's been a great vehicle. 4 years and no problems, bought it CPO. However, latest is that it has two recalls - Takada airbag and auto power sliding doors coming open while at speed (not good). Toyota has no fix , so we've been out of it for 6 months and it's HIGHLY inconvenient. While it's a great vehicle, the ownership and Toyota's lack of backing it with fast solutions is uncool. So avoid.

It has plenty of room with nice features. We looked at several minivans but this offered everything we was looking for.

Just got it but it has everything we wanted in one large package. The Toyota Sienna has undergone a full redesign for the 2011 model year. This Sienna replaces the outgoing second-generation model -- which enjoyed a seven-year run -- attempting to remedy all of its predecessor's shortcomings, which included lifeless handling and a lack of entertainment options. The 2011 Toyota Sienna has successfully exorcised these demons. While minivans have never focused on delivering sporty performance, the 2011 Sienna has made a sizable leap forward in terms of handling. The new Sienna feels much sharper and composed on the road, while maintaining its focus on passenger comfort. The Sienna also makes headway with its thoroughly modern interior and myriad amenities to make long road trips seem much shorter.

This van has convinced me I am a Toyota fan! It runs great and I have no doubt it will last for a very long time for us!

Only AWD minivan on the market, fully loaded and drives like a Lexus. V6 has plenty of power, but drinks a bit of gas.

During July 2015 we saw evidence we had a mouse living inside our van. A trap caught this critter in one week. Another young mouse was caught a week later. For 8-9 months we saw no droppings until last week. We have caught two adult mice in the last two days. The Gaithersburg, MD dealership plays down any mouse problem and told us yesterday they would begin to observe for any openings for $134.00/hour. I feel if mice are getting inside it is a construction or design flaw. Has anyone else had a problem w/these critters getting inside your passenger compartment? The mice seem to come and go. Could one of the components be attracting mice? I wrote Toyota a lengthy letter before any mouse issue began after driving 3,000 miles last summer from Maryland to California last July suggesting improvements to this 2011 model including a very poor sound system. Toyota's customer communication responses at 3 levels has been very poor at best. The last response came about just 45 days ago 8 months after my initial letter.. My two previous Dodge mini vans were superior in many ways. have you also seen evidence of mouse droppings inside your van? In almost 40 years of marriage plus our single years We have never had mice inside our vehicle w/us. What is different now? We have four vehicles w/tags driving the roads.

its falling apart, inside and out. when you put the window down on the passenger side the gasket comes down with it. the glove box latch is broke, The center concel between the front seats is broke. Exterior, front and rear bumper seams are separating. Our van doesn't have fog lights, it has a blank filler. the passenger side came out. It just feels cheap! I've owned 3 Tacoma's.They were solid.