2013 Toyota Sienna consumer reviews

Excellent vehicle for family or transporting stuff. Reliable. Decent fuel efficiency for size. Handles well. Lots of space. Versatile.

There is nothing I do not like about this car. Like the sliding backdoors, reclining backseats, and the backup system.

The rear camera,usb port very reliable. Best vehicle I've ever owned. Enough room for guests and walkers.

I like this car. It got more space inside , for mid size family car . if you kids this car is perfect for everyone. I drove it everyday. Because I used it as Lyft or Uber and some private Car service company. So far so good on making income. Using gas was ok. Very safe on highway. I will buy new one when they have hybrids on this toyota Vienna!

My Sienna currently has 101,000 miles and has minor wear and tear. But when me and my family purchased it, the low tire pressure light was ALWAYS coming on, while the tires were not flat. The interior is average quality and one of my seats has a tear and the fluff is sticking out but other wise I like it. I would give it a 75/100

Over the years I have had 3 Siennas. One of them saved my life in a horrible accident where another person ran a red light. Totaled the Sienna but I walked away with only bruises from the seat belt. Best cars on the road.

I like this car very much, but have only for a few days, and it is very hard to describe now . For noe i like a lot. Lets wait and see.

2 toddlers and baby fit great and still plenty of trunk space. Car rides great and comfortable. I love the sliding doors to get children in and out with plenty of space. Never thought I would own a van but my favorite family car!

This mini van is great plenty of room for kids and all the stuff the kids take along. Comfortable on long and short road trips.

The 2013 Toyota Sienna comes with a V6 engine, and reviewers agreed that it provides an impressive amount of power. Critics said the Sienna?s six-speed automatic transmission supplies rapid, seamless gear changes. The 2013 Sienna comes standard with front-wheel drive, but, unlike most 2013 minivans, all-wheel drive is available. According to the EPA, the 2013 Toyota Sienna gets up to 18/25 mpg city/highway, which is normal for the class. Test drivers reported that the 2013 Sienna has a very comfortable ride and handling that?s typical for a minivan, with moderate body lean and steering that is accurate but doesn?t provide great feedback. They said SE models have a firmer ride and more composed handling.