Toyota Sienna Change Vehicle

"I had to compromise a bit to meet my primary criteria within my budget at the time. As a result, my 2003 drive train is pretty lethargic getting up to freeway speed unless I "floor it." But it gets there and feels happy to cruise at 70, where the mpg increases to about 23 mpg from about 16 in the city. Another saving grace is that it's fairly maneuverable in a parking lot setting. But sporty? Nope."

"All wheel drive is a must in places that snow. This is the only minivan that does it."

"This car goes anywhere. With AWD and good clearance, it takes rough roads well and gets us into the backcountry like any SUV. And it is far roomier than an SUV. Good power. It's my swagger wagon."

"Seat comfort particularly on a long trip."

"comfort is grate. nice heated seats."

"high level of road noise; leather seats have cracked severely and ready to split. great ride."

"The run flat tires failed in every way you look at it. We were cheated by Toyota......The car does nothing very well"

"I bought this car as a Certified Used Vehicle for about $16,000 with a little less than 70,000 miles on it in early 2008, My primary aim was to get a reliable vehicle with carrying capacity (due to my history as a musician), that had a few specific options(cruise control, good stereo, etc.; nothing high tech), and fit my preferences for vehicle aesthetics. The car has never been perfect, as I took it back to Toyota twice just after purchase due to squeaking brakes. As I backed out of my parking"

"Overall very reliable. Main problem for us was the manual sliding doors stick intermittently"

"The car has no rust after all of these years & miles."