2011 Toyota Sienna consumer reviews

We purchased this van over the phone and through email. We've owned 6 Toyota pickup trucks, 2 sedans and now 3 Sienna's. We have no doubt that it will reach the minimum 200,000 mile expectation we have for all of the Toyotas we've owned. Great cars and trucks! We farm and if we could find Toyota farm tractors, that is what we would buy. We really like the drivers seat adjustments that fit the seat to your body, not forcing you to fit your body to the seat. We live in a very cold part of the country and I have yet to have any of my Toyotas fail to start.

Both sliding door motors had to be replaced before 36000 miles. Hatch lid motor quit on us at 43000 miles.

We bought the limited model with everything but the AWD, and I am amazed at the ride quality, it's Lexus smooth! ( we own a Lexus LS 430) and honestly is almost as enjoyable. The price kind of questioned me, $50K for a minivan? But it's worth it

Traded in the Town & Country for a Sienna, and wasn't expecting much difference. I was totally wrong! The Sienna is solidly built, and the interior details are nothing short of excellent. Within 2 weeks of buying the Sienna, I took it on a summer road trip with the family, and it performed flawlessly over the 3000 miles we covered. Very comfortable, and plenty of power for the passing lane.

I like this vehicle, easy for kids and clients to get in and out of, nice interior and smooth ride. It has a button for everything you need.

Great vehicle with all kinds of toys (Limited) makes getting around with the kids as effortless as possible. AWD very is stable in ice and snow and is making us wonder why we fought the minivan move for so long. Much more room than our Grand Cherokee before and nearly as much as our Expedition. My wife and I aree that this is a great family vehicle.

We purchased our Toyota Sienna XLE used about two months ago. We have fallen in love with it!! We purchased ours (a pacific pearl blue with 9,000 miles) and love it. It is spacious and great for carting around kids and luggage. We have gone on a few road trips and it is smooth and comfortable. We enjoy watch movies on the split-screen dvd player. Cons: It does have some road noise, if you are used to a little bit of road noise, you won't have a problem. We have a back up camera and from previous SUV's it is hard to adjust to using a back-up camera instead of back-up radar. There is quite a bit of plastic in the front dashboard area. I wouldn't necessarily say it looks cheap though. Pros: The storage is amazing! All the cup holders and storage cubbies here and there are amazing! Drives smooth on the road and is comfortable for long car trips. We love our sienna and do plan on keeping it until it reaches around 100,000 miles. We did get extended warranty till 125,000 and have not had a single problem yet. Great family car, LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!

We had a 2006 Honda Odyssey EX-L prior to this. Prior to that we had 3 Mopar mimi-vans. The Toyota puts all to shame! Great style, loads of room, reasonably comfortable, great gas mileage and excellent performance. This van is so far superior to Honda it borders on the absurd. We bought this new and got a great deal. I didn't like the Odyssey almost from the beginning. I would still only buy a Chrysler for a car but until Chrysler builds a van like this Toyota I will stay with Toyota. Oh, by the way, we have owned it a year and it is rock solid reliable.

Love my XLE van, bought used. So many more extras for the money compared to honda. Love the keyless entry/drive and tailgate lift. Never fumble for keys again! Awesome! Still undecided on drink tray between second row seats. But great comfotable van. Con - dvd screen covers large area of rear view for busy highway driving.

Just leased a leftover 2011 AWD LE Sienna (01/12-got a great deal) and the AWD came in handy during a recent snow/ice storm around NE Philly. No problems in some heavy highway rains either. I have not tested all the 'HP' yet, although it has outstanding pick-up and a super smooth ride. The only negative so far, is the 2nd row seats 'slide' along some floor rails/grooves ... which (of course) attracts all the children's cracker & cookie crumbs. I know, don't let them eat in the van ... right, I lost that battle.