2015 Toyota Sienna consumer reviews

There has always been a little confusion on the location of the accelerator and the brake pedal. Sometimes I think they’re too close together and sometimes the foot slips off of the brake pedal and hits the accelerator which is dangerous.

love it room for all my grand kids only need one car saves gas not as nice as my car but a whole lot faster this thing get you a tickek in new york sec.

We've had a Sienna in the past (2001), and it performed almost flawlessly. Although this Sienna is a 2015, it has VERY few miles on it. We bought it primarily for going on trips with our dogs.

With a third child just norm needed a reliable,safe and bigger car. Have already used it for soccer games and driving around and we all fit comfortable and safely .

IT HAS PLANTY OF LEGROOM IN THE FRONT AND BACK RIDE IS GREAT PLUS SUNROOF THIS VAN ALSO NEW TIRES NICE LEATHER INTERIOR NEAT AND CLEAN

I love the all wheel drive option which is rare for a minivan. Very reliable, and costs almost nothing to maintain. Very satisfied. Highly recommended.

This van was so good to me while I was in a wheelchair. Now that I can walk again, after being in a wheelchair for 15 years, I live in Wyoming and want a truck.

Excellent family vehicle ! Great gas mileage too I am very pleased Even at 152000 miles It’s a must for large families that don’t wanna have big fuel bill

Este auto es perfecto para una familia como la mía de tres niños , para mi exelente auto marca y modelo , pues cumple con lo deseado

I bought 3 Toyota Sienna and enjoy the practicality and comfort of the minivan every day. I was looking forward in acquiring the new 2021 Toyota Sienna Hybrid after seeing a reportage on You Tube. Well, that is not going to happen. I will NOT BUY ANOTHER TOYOTA when time comes to replace my present transportation. Here is why. A few months back, the little gas tank door broke. That seems to be a current problem with the Sienna. I went to my Toyota dealer and they wanted $350 to fix it. I found the cost quite excessive and went to a friend who welded the broken part. It works, but the door is not well adjusted anymore. Recently, Toyota sent me a letter saying that if I encountered such problem, they will fix it for free. It seems that they had to do it following a class action settlement. Great, I thought that was very nice from Toyota to stand behind their product. When I went to my dealer, they said the Toyota regional headquarter refuse to do the repair because of my repair. The dealer did not see any problem in fixing the gas tank door. It is just a lousy excuse to not do the repair and save an estimated $200.00 cost to fix it. Here is why it is a stupid decision from Toyota. Toyota spend millions of dollars in advertising to bring new customers while it costs almost nothing to keep an existing customer. For a mere $200, Toyota has lost me and all the friends I enthusiastically recommended to buy Toyota. It is said that it takes one bad review to lose 10 prospects, but it takes 10 good reviews to gain one prospect. All of that for a ridiculously small amount of $200 which is a drop in Toyota global business. Toyota, their cars, their buildings, their reputation, their employees, everything and everyone are depending on one thing and one thing ONLY……………………happy customers. If Toyota thinks they are too big to fail and can make they repeat customers unhappy, they should think again. No company is too big to fall.