2020 Toyota Sienna vs 2020 Honda Odyssey vs 2020 Chrysler Pacifica

[@Ssalyer41]

Pacifica is a no brainer win for anyone over 6'2''. The amount of head room and space you get in it compared to the other two is night and day.

[@marktuyet]

The Pacifica is beautiful inside and out . If Chrysler could improve reliability , they could own that segment for years to come .

[@Datsun7705]

Marktuyet if they break apart from fiat then they could improve

[@Brad55102]

Not likely to happen. Fiat made Chrysler even less reliable and cheaper.

[@Hemidakota]

I am laughing when I have owned pretty much everything except German vehicles. Japanese vehicles are no better than a FORD EDSEL. Yes, sadly it seems, it is no different than a person who lives the STRONG DELUSION. Among the world's longevity and truly certified vehicles (not here say of those who love to lie), the name which two brands had more than 1.5 million miles? Ugh...not even Japanese vehicles. Well? Let me know...I love the laugh.

[@dan7102]

I have owned two Odyssey’s. No real issues, but having to replace the timing belt and water pump every 100k at $1200 is a deal breaker. Next van will be anything without a timing belt. Love everything about my Honda’s, but they need to go with a timing chain.

[@1voiceofstl]

Pacifica has a chain

[@jordanmorales8610]

That’s really nothing. $1,200 of maintenance every 100k to keep a good minivan going.

[@NeesieGAMama]

@@1voiceofstl How is a chain different from a belt? Thanks!

[@1voiceofstl]

@@NeesieGAMama a chain is made out of steel and a belt is rubber

[@NeesieGAMama]

@@1voiceofstl Thank you!

[@x31moose]

Reliability is critical, Toyota is king. I just rode a Sienna shuttle back from LAX and my driver said his previous Sienna had 600K miles before it was replaced. He had a Honda Odyssey before and only lasted 200K miles. We all heard transmission nightmares of Honda Odyssey transmission failures.

[@katief.1696]

I own a 2013 Odyssey. I have driven the other minivans during this time. I have to say that the Odyssey is the best van out there. The only downside I have with it, and this is a REALLY big downside, is that in 2020, the Odyssey STILL will not offer an AWD version.

[@natanaelbellorin1078]

Well the sienna has AWD

[@lawrencef3560]

I have the same year Odyssey, 2013, less the 70000 miles. I'm ready to sell it for 2 reasons. First reason that plays big role on it, the horsepower, only 248, it feels it takes a lot of effort to go up the hill, especially when i'm in some interstate highway. I feels like i also blow the engine if I step heavier on the gas paddle, and it down shift sometimes. Also the pick up always takes 2 to 3 seconds, it sometimes doesn't give confidence to change lane in some situations. Second reason is the wind noise. It makes the drive not too enjoyable sometime, especially if I have to talk on the bluetooth, not the car's bluetooth, I mean to my earphone.

[@antimon40]

Who needs AWD if you can just use winter tires?

[@dd104121]

I think mini-vans are awesome, I don't know why they are still not popular

[@hgone7221]

dd104121 the price point is unaffordable. I’d rather buy a slightly used Tundra 4x4!

[@isaacogunmuko3947]

Hey the Honda Odyssey is popular a lot of drivers drive the odyssey.

[@driveshift]

Because people get insecure about the image of owning a minivan.

[@rodneynasir8089]

I try to convince people to buy one over these CUVs, better gas millage and a lot more room for families.

[@DonJulio510]

Because they arent actually what people want but need. Its like that with most commodities.

[@elliottjohnson4843]

Honestly the pacifica has the most to offer. I know people say that they are unreliable but it all depends on how you Maintain it in the end. If you do a good job maintaining it then out will be reliable. My moms 07 town and country has 200k miles on it and still runs very good. The Pacificas looks and performances and features are unbeatable.

[@GeneralNukes]

Elliott Johnson Yea but a person that Matains there car will still get more life from the Sienna or odyssey than a fiat Pooja Chrysler product. It doesn’t matter how much it has to offer when it’s life is still shorter. It’s a good rental car but not a good car to own unless you want to spend a lot of money on it. The car looks alright but again none of that surface stuff matters when it’s shit on reliability . Looks are subjective, features are as well. In the end all that matters is how much life can you get out of it and this car simply does not hold up on the reliability column and makes it the worst van to own out of the three.

[@elliottjohnson4843]

Peter Elak like i said my mom's town and country has over 200k miles and still runs like a pro. People are so focused on the past that they can't even realize how much better chysler has gotten with reliability. Honda is starting to have a lot of transmission issues but everyone wants to point out chyslers "issues" when the main issue is from the infotainment center. Nothing about the engine or powertrain. When are we going to start pointing out Honda issues instead of focusing on chryslers past becuae there is notging you can accuse now?

[@GeneralNukes]

@@elliottjohnson4843 good for you. your mommy does not know anything about cars. only dumbasses will say chrysler good. even my rental jeep compass 22k miles, the alternator dies. all chrysler products fiat prducts are shit

[@juanzingarello4005]

We had an 88 Dodge Caravan for 15 years and 160K miles. It had some minor electrical issues and trim issues. But the fact that it stayed with us for so long says alot. We also had a 94 Voyager with 112K miles which my dad used as a work van. Of course, we took care of them. What I took away from growing up with that Caravan and Voyager is that they are durable vehicles when taken care of. The problem is, if I made a survey of thousands of car owners in America, I think 70% of them don't maintain their cars as they should. Toyotas tend to be built with these people in mind and hold out longer than the rest. But I can't imagine more than 30% of Americans properly bother maintaining their cars. And for this reason, I don't buy pre-owned vehicles unless I know its full history.

[@juanzingarello4005]

@@elliottjohnson4843 Its the same how people swear by German cars being so well engineered. You buy a modern day Mercedes or BMW and they have become disposable cars that you lease for three years and dump because they are over-engineered endless money pits.

[@yongroopngam2491]

Every Toyota I have I put more than 300000 miles ,some of them 490000 miles with same engines and transmission you know.

[@dreamergirlbaby]

So that’s good?

[@mat.992]

Mhm. Honda & Toyota usually last the longest. Our 2007 (or even older model) Honda Odyssey has well over 200K Miles on it.

[@HTx78]

japanese quality... they last super long

[@charlesmarshall2697]

They must be invisible since the only really old vans you ever see on the road are Chrysler and Dodge!

[@youarerightboss]

Yep!

[@Kc-eu5ss]

All my Cars areToyota and Lexus but for Kids I bought Chrysler Pacifica and we all love this VAN. Its been two years and no issues So far Pacifica Limited bought it fully loaded for 38k.

[@virgelboyd1792]

Stow N Go is huge. Trust me I own a Chrysler with it and have owned vans without it and soon as you have it you understand it's usefulness.

[@Allcarseveryday]

Agreed!

[@pharm30]

Driven them all. Sienna might be the most dated but drives the best. Most reliable. Toyota ftw

[@Brad55102]

Only a 4 star safety rating... these are baby haulers, safety matters.

[@chrisedward7575]

I bought a 2011 sienna AWD. Plenty of power and shifts smooth. After owning multiple SUV’s the sienna was just more comfortable and easy to drive. Plus it’s easy to get seven people in and out.

[@natanaelbellorin1078]

Sienna is more reliable than any other minivan. Also its the most common minivan ever. The sienna should be the best minivan of the decade.

[@chrisquick7160]

Personally I think the Honda looks the best (except for their gear selection button and the gauge cluster would take getting used to). Just wish they would make an AWD version like the Sienna can come in. I need AWD where I live. The classic gear shifter on the Sienna is the best type.

[@darienmiller1032]

The sad part is that Honda actually makes AWD Odyssey's, they just don't sell them in America. Honda makes two Odyssey's, the American variant, and the international variant. The international one is quite a bit smaller, has AWD AND a hybrid version 😐😐😐. It's beyond me why they won't bring them to those features to the American version.

[@muradmalik]

@@darienmiller1032 can't u import the car? I know there are some weird rules about that but it might be an option for our friend here

[@autryld]

I really love the appearance and function of the Pacifica. However, after owning three 80s and 90s Chrysler products all with failing transmissions, I’m gun shy.

[@jscottupton]

The stow and go is a MAJOR feature. You could take your family on a long trip...fold the seats flat...and spend the night in the mini van on inflated mattresses.

[@1voiceofstl]

no mention of stow&go?????????????

[@Allcarseveryday]

15:04 and 6:33 but I didn't do a good enough job at explaining it. The minivan comparison I am working on this year will be much better in every aspect including outlining the benefits of Stow N Go.

[@Allcarseveryday]

Due to the high volume of "Kia Sedona" comments, I'm making a comparison between it and the Odyssey that will be released on 11/27/19. Stay tuned to see how it does!

[@MEG63115]

One dislike for us with the Kia was the console. You lose the storage for a large bag in front of it. If you have kids, it can be a big deal

[@coolkid7151]

Why? Just get a Pacifica lol

[@path8817]

Why in the hell is it gonna take you almost a year to make a damn video?

[@Allcarseveryday]

Patrick Howell Wow I didn’t even notice that I put it as November of 2020! Video was up as of five months ago if you want to go check it out.

[@17thRepublic]

You should also compare a Hyundai Entourage, Nissan Quest, and Dodge Grand Caravan

[@henryhuyhoang]

In 2030, more Sienna will be on the road than the other 2. That make Sienna the top mini van in value, reliable and resale $$$.

[@tonyq.4592]

henry huy hoang R u suggesting to purchase a car now based on how it would be rated 10 years later?

[@Brad55102]

Unfortunately the Sienna only has a 4 star safety rating and drives like a bus. Until they update the Sienna the Odyssey will continue to dominate the minivan segment.

[@andybub45]

@@tonyq.4592 thats the smart decision.

[@andybub45]

@@Brad55102 they all drive like buses. Our Odyssey can barely get out of its way and the transmission is starting to clunk into gear. Its a pos compared to our Sienna which lasted 200k before having major issues.

[@Brad55102]

@@andybub45 you just proved that you have no clue what you're talking about.

[@richarddexter7641]

Want to know which to own? Check out the used car lots, and see how many of each you can find. Hint: Finding a Sienna is tough.

[@newenglandartiste]

True! 2001 Toyota Sienna 255, 000 miles and still running good.

[@charlesmarshall2697]

@@newenglandartiste 2002 Chrysler T&C Limited with 385,000 on the original engine and transmission!

[@youarerightboss]

@@charlesmarshall2697 , that's extremely hard to believe. You're one of the few lucky ones. Years ago, while I was waiting to have my new Honda minivan delivered to the dealership, the dealership loaned me a recently new Dodge Caravan. The transmission on that Caravan was slipping. I couldn't wait to return that loaner to pick up my new minivan. That's my personal experience with Dodge Caravan. Now, I own a '73 Plymouth Cuda with a 340 4bbl engine and in my opinion, I think that it's the best looking vehicle ever built. Plus, my childhood friend's father still owns a Dodge dealership established in the 60s. Loved the '70's Power Wagons, too. Enjoy your Dodge and glad it's working out for you.

[@Datsun7705]

People with siennas don’t wanna give it up because they still run flawlessly

[@youarerightboss]

@@Datsun7705: yep, I own a 2013 Toyota Sienna Limited AWD with 224,000 miles logged on it. The local Toyota Stealerships are constantly calling me, sending me emails and mailing me letters in regards to me possibily selling/trading in my 2013 Toyota Limited AWD Sienna for a 2020 Toyota Limited AWD Sienna. He said he could offer and secure low monthly payments for me. I said can you beat a $0 a month monthly payment? He said no, congratulated me and politely ended the conversation. LOL👀🤭😅😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😋

[@mrmm7322]

For the long run and quality quality quality product Toyota wins for sure And most reliable is Toyota

[@davinp]

Why does Honda still use Halogen headlights? Most cars now come with LED headlights

[@redpuma8849]

I love my Toyota Sienna, itis made to go over 250,000 miles.

[@coolkid7151]

Lame

[@Nhantastic]

@@coolkid7151 Your opinion is

[@seanbarry2306]

You’ll be lucky if that Pacifica makes it past 100k

[@deadlyapollo]

Based on what, internet's word? I'm not much of an American brand fan (Fiat in this case) but Chrysler has been steadily improving every year on their equipment. We've had a 200 S that's at 249k miles and hit a deer and still running just fine. Keep your vehicles basic maintenance needs met and any modern car will last. New electronic gadgets seem to be the bane of all brands (looking at you Honda lane sensors and Mercedes swivel headlights)

[@andybub45]

@@deadlyapollo New Chrapslers are just as bad as the old ones. Maintinance does make a car last longer but some have more problems than others, and Chryslers are among the worst.

[@deadlyapollo]

@@andybub45 Ford and GM seem to be putting everyone to shame since 2012 with the most problems stemming from Focus, F150, and the Tahoe taking blue ribbon loser awards.

[@Axtec36]

Sean Barry yep

[@truthrock9548]

@@deadlyapollo improving? I don't see old cars around, but you can see old toyota everywhere meaning they last longer, so don't even get pacifica if you wat reliability.

[@cruisermax]

I find that Sienna buyers are purchasing it based on reputation and history, not test driving the Honda Odyssey. Build quality of the Toyota is said to be better than the Honda, but I bought the Odyssey for the superior transmission and suspension of the latest generation.

[@tstocker6926]

Toyota uses Aisin transmissions , probably the best auto. trans on the market

[@Jaze2022]

@@profribasmat217 haha not surprised. People just like what they see on paper. As much as people like to denigrate the value of reputation. There's a very good reason for it. You have zero idea as to how the car was built and what design philosophy was used. So we use reputation as a proxy too evaluate the car. I bought a used Sienna and i didn't even consider other choices. Because our family values reliability first and Toyota had a history on delivering on that front. Honda has been a hit or miss depending the model. No matter what you buy though, don't believe the lifetime transmission fluid claim. Do your own research.

[@richardlisacki2250]

Have you road tested these vans and how does drive ability and driver’s vision compare.

[@felya.binaycusidejesus2315]

You are good you know your cars, you did not fumble even once. I have tried all three different cars, but not the 2020's. I always go for reliability. And I found that in either Toyota or Honda. You will never go wrong with this two cars, suv, van or trucks.

[@jomartorres4535]

Among the three minivan i'll go for sienna.. period.

[@coolkid7151]

No

[@kenjkbs]

Cool Kid your opinion does amount to nothing

[@TalyahsMommy]

Can anyone just show how do car seats fit in these minivans?! I have 2 rear facing and 2 forward facing, and no clue which of these would work best. That’s so much more important to me than 95% of the information they give in these reviews. 🤷🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

[@JessicaMartinez-ur6dm]

I have a 2018 Odyssey Touring. That model is pretty much the same as the 2020. If you take out the center seat in the second row you can slide both 2nd row captain's chairs to the center and you could put both rear facing there. That would leave space on both sides to reach to the back third row to get in the forward facing kiddos. Hope that helps!

[@dcannon0110]

That’s what I am saying. Mini vans are usually for families so why not bring in family props !? (Ergo - car seats)

[@andrewcaswell5122]

Chrysler Pacifica all the way

[@marklo4416]

Toyota Sienna is the BEST van !!!! Forget Honda and Pacifica....

[@michaelrobertson7512]

Mark Lou facts why not. Not just your opinion

[@loucifer323]

The Toyota is the ugliest the Pacifica by far the best looking inside and out

[@B8_ghostt]

Lou Cifer well, I don’t know I like both the honda and the pacifica but I kind of like more the side profile of the honda, and the tail lights are more cool on the honda with the LED lines

[@samuelbethea523]

Mark Lou exactly

[@samuelbethea523]

3 Hondas three transmission problems

[@JoeyLovesTrains]

I like the shifter of the Sienna! I hate the Honda button shifter, the Chrysler shifter I can live with, but I like the bigger shifter

[@Leatherkid01]

I agree with you re the sienna and honda shifters

[@richp4198]

Nice comparison. I liked that you compared the leather trim levels on all vehicles. One thing I think was left out was how different they drive. Sienna has a softer suspension and the Odyssey is stiffer and handles better. I have a 2015 Odyssey and have the same opinion when I purchased it new in that year. I would not consider buying a Chrysler so really down to Sienna and Odyssey for me. I chose the Odyssey because I was able to get a better deal at the time. Looking at these 2020 models, the Sienna has not evolved as much as the Odyssey has since 2015. I don’t I would consider the Sienna in 2020 due to its dated styling.

[@Allcarseveryday]

As soon as I partner with the dealerships and can drive the vehicles extensively, I will definitely add that into the equation. Your thinking is pretty much my exact thought process if I was in the market for a minivan!

[@tstocker6926]

The Odessey will never have a transmission as good as the Sienna , the auto transmissions is always the weakness with Honda , statistically it'll be 80-90 % as reliable as the Toyota

[@NeesieGAMama]

We had a 2015 Odyssey up until two weeks ago when it was totaled in an accident. Ironically, it was on the way to the dealership due to engine sound (belt maybe). It had 83K miles on it. We loved that van. Now we're looking for a new one~ looks like a 2021 Odyssey or Pacifica which oddly has beat Honda in many reviews we've read. Are you still loving your 2015 Odyssey?

[@andrewm6393]

IMO the side to side sliding seats in the odyssey are a major improvement over the stow and go if you have car seats in them. Not even a comparison when it comes to accessing rear row seats

[@paulc2548]

@7:03, is the Chrysler Pacifica steering wheel paint peeling off or it is a protective plastic covering?

[@Allcarseveryday]

Just a protective plastic covering! I could scrape it off with my thumbnail.

[@Datsun7705]

such poor quality for a brand new car

[@tayyabimran3651]

What’s up with the Nissan Quest?

[@Allcarseveryday]

Not sold in America anymore!

[@genebooher7402]

I like the Chrysler for the fold n floor seats !! what do you do with seats in other vans if your buying big box item ? ask the store to hold them while you run boxes home , come back for the seats !!!!? really Toyota , Honda fold in floor seats plz . 2021 ?

[@GoTELuckyCharms]

I would not suggest getting the Pacifica, mainly because of Chrysler's really bad reputation for their overall quality

[@allanbalbuena3659]

What’s the advantage of all wheel drive than front wheel???

[@Allcarseveryday]

Allan Balbuena All-wheel-drive helps out in bad weather like snow or rain!

[@da7heaven]

What about Kia Sedona?

[@Brad55102]

Honestly, ur being extremely generous to the Sienna and Pacifica. The Odyssey should win this comparison by a landslide. The Sienna hasn't changed in 10 years and it drives like a bus. The Pacifica has major reliability issues and plummets in value the second you drive it off the lot. The Odyssey is the clear winner.

[@Allcarseveryday]

The Odyssey won the comparison. Strange to ask for more than that.

[@phillipmccleveland8926]

Also, the Odyssey has push button start, and can seat 8 with sliding 2nd row which both are more functional for larger families. It also has better upgrades in the higher packages with being able to speak and see passengers. It's clearly a step above the other two.

[@kevinclark1482]

Not sure which one or if it’s both the Honda and Toyota models also come with paddle shift which to me would make the push button shifter on the Honda a mute point to make. Currently trying to find out which year paddle shift became introduced on these van models.

[@Allcarseveryday]

Well paddle shifters are different than the push-button shifter. The PBS is important to talk about because you are forced to use it to select a gear, whereas paddle shifters do not need to be used to operate the vehicle. They're only for fun/those that want to feel like they have more control over the trans.

[@kevinclark1482]

allcarseveryday well that’s the whole reason to have paddle shift isn’t it. I def would want that. So far I only see it on the 2018 and newer Odyssey’s when they went with the 9- speed. Wonder if the Sienna SE has paddle shift too but I have yet to see it.

[@Allcarseveryday]

Based on what I've seen in new Sienna's, they don't offer them. Instead they have an area in the bottom left corner of the shift pattern that allows for 'manual' shifting the same way paddle shifters do, but you have to pull backward for a downshift and push forward for an upshift I believe.

[@saleemjavaid8870]

People complain about Odyssey reliability. My 2008 EXL went strong and i just traded in for 2018 Odd EXL. There were never any issue owning it for 12 years apart from regular maintenance. 2018 Ody cabin really feels upscale and nice to look at. I've come from a family of toyota's with my Dad owning Toyota previa since 1991. They both are nice cars and its just matter of preference

[@mikewildbore2242]

2017 Pacifica Limited owner. 62000 kms no real reliability issues. Really bought because of stow and go and drive-ability vs others compared in this video back then. Also did like interior better at the time. Interested to see how the 2020 Honda drives now and what the 2021 Toyota will bring. Pacifica Hybrid definitely is something to consider but then the stowingo is such a nice feature to lose going to Hybrid.

[@Spectre407]

I like your review, but you also need to calculate something that takes car seat anchors into consideration

[@Allcarseveryday]

Yes, I am working on getting a child car seat so I can review the anchors and the movement of the seat (if there is any) with seat installed. Thanks!

[@andybub45]

Our Sienna had 200k on it before any major problems. Our Honda Odyssey that replaced it has 111k and the transmission clunks into gear and the van itself is super slow, you have to nearly floor it to get onto the interstate. While the Honda has been reliable, I dont see it being as trouble free as the Sienna. We shall see. Id personally take the Sienna or even a Kia Sedona over the Odyssey.

[@MegaMorgantown1]

2021 Honda Pilot has same issue.

[@ostrichesarecool2635]

The Kia Sedona is being renewed for 2021, are you gonna do an updated review?

[@Allcarseveryday]

Yes! Actually, all four of those minivans are new for 2021, so it will be the most competitive van comparison in years!

[@nicklight321]

At 7:04 notice the paint already flaking off the steering wheel....

[@Allcarseveryday]

That isn't the fabric it's actually the protective plastic they put on the wheel while the vehicle is in transport! So no need to worry about that in particular--it looked really hard to get off and that's why I think someone just gave up getting it off for the time being.

[@losdesmayosdeNestor]

Where is the Sedona?

[@cestrada6502]

Honda and Toyota are best with their reliability lol

[@JD-kf2ki]

Their chassis are NOT tough built.

[@hsew]

@@JD-kf2ki Elaborate? Article?

[@La-yt1wr]

CEstrada650 Yeah while that’s true there are people that wasn’t a minivan for the tech, style, fuel economy, hybrid powertrain, and something different when it comes to a minivan not all Pacifica’s are unreliable dude my grandparents had traded their 2014 T&C Limited for the Pacifica Limited and no problems have shown Chrysler knows their minivans they pretty much have sorted things out

[@deadlyapollo]

Honda's 9 speed transmission is a problem child and only the touring and elites got the more reliable 10 speed. Common issue along with those silly "Earth" turboed engines

[@calvindejong4566]

@@deadlyapollo the 9 speed transmissions some odysseys use are made by ZF. The 10 speeds however are honda's own design.

[@grrrrr81]

Here in Switzerland japanese cars are known as rusty cars...toyota/honda/mazda/nissan they all have still today problems with rust...how is it in USA?

[@NeesieGAMama]

In the midwest, they all rust. It depends more on the weather and storage when not driving. Is it common in Switzerland to have a garage?

[@JD-kf2ki]

Pacifica for me. Thanks!

[@chrisrandel2668]

Maybe I missed it, but did you even drive any of these vehicles? You need to drive it especially at night to see if you can find everything in the dark like light switches, exterior mirrors adjustments, emergency flashers etc. My 2003 Odyssey has several items that you have to feel in the dark for or turn the doom light on while you drive. My next car will have a test drive at night. You also need to compare the warranties.

[@glenbard657]

I have a 2005 Sienna. There are two bad things about it. The first is that the cruise control is very finicky and often doesn't set. This was a problem on multiple Toyota models. The second bad thing (which was also common on multiple Toyota models) is the tendency of the dash to melt, crack, and get very sticky from the sun. Mine just started doing this about two years ago, just after Toyota quit replacing defective dashes for free.

[@tedlieberman488]

Good review, but you really should add something about Pacifica Pug In Hybrid. It drives great, phenomenal gas mileage and a $7500 tax credit makes it very competitive on price.

[@Winterstick549]

None have a choice of a manual transmission do they?

[@Allcarseveryday]

Nope! Auto only.

[@deborahtribothe3929]

I like the Honda odeyssey😍🥰😘🚘🇯🇵

[@richardlisacki2250]

Do these vans have spare tires or run flat tires?

[@NeesieGAMama]

Yep, they have spares.

[@Mr91495osh]

I’m buying an Odyssey Elite with Package A!

[@Allcarseveryday]

Good choice!

[@paullund9738]

Why wasn’t the Kia Sedona compared with those others vans ?

[@Allcarseveryday]

2020 Honda Odyssey vs 2020 Kia Sedona | Can Kia take down the mighty Odyssey? kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHTKeZKIeNdrZrs

[@rawsahebjagdhane6608]

Honda is best 👍

[@TriPham-xd9wk]

Glove compartment should be located beneath the seat and second cover lock and no need heated seat it cost more to fix

[@tmaq9726]

Tech or no tech, i can fn live without, Toyota sienna is my choice for life.

[@giovannifunaro5408]

Car and Driver rates Pacifica as their #1 Choice

[@kenjkbs]

C&d is a joke

[@niceday8086]

Did you had any issue with the steering wheel and alignment? I had bought one and next day I noticed I had to steer the steering wheel to the left in order for the van to go straight. I went back to the dealership and they took care of it but while going home I noticed the issue was still there even when it was fixed. They were super nice and changed the van for me, but that one had the same issue so the dealership contacted their partner dealership and asked them to drive one and it had the same issue as well. I ended up refunding the van.

[@TriPham-xd9wk]

Front camera is much needed for cruise missile extension and bad weather also the windshield wiper should be replaced by pressurized water spray and air blower and need no replacement wasted

[@unknownbrokie]

where is the kia sedona?

[@Allcarseveryday]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJqnlXeAf62DerM

[@davidpicard2744]

Kia Sedona?

[@bdawg2513]

Can you do a comparison between the 2020 Tundra, F-150, Silverado, etc? I don't much of Tundra in your vids :(

[@Allcarseveryday]

Potentially, I usually shy away from trucks because the limits of my comparisons don't accurately capture what people are looking for in those vehicles. Maybe this year, though.

[@jerryp2433]

The Sienna doesn't have independent rear suspension. Important if you want the best handling capabilities.

[@kenjkbs]

Why would anyone look for better handling in a minivan?

[@someperson998]

I remember when I got in a accident with my isuzu axiom, so while I looked for a new car I rented a Chrysler Pacifica, probably the best minivan I have ever been in (well, at least better than the dodge caravan)

[@thesalieclan]

Thanks for the video made my purchase easy

[@Allcarseveryday]

No problem. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jiffcia]

u didnt seat in it and experience how bad is the function ~ just tell how many funtion of each car has doesnt means anything.... for exsample , the pacifica middle seat can fold in the button of the car, that is very good function, but makes very hard seat, not soft, nice looking but when your family seating in it will yelling at you. same as the honda one, what suspension is use ? how noise it is?

[@15Kilo]

I think you talked to much about cup holders and you didn’t mention drivability at all. And I completely disagree with your opinion that the Pacifica looks better than the Odyssey. The Odyssey drives like a midsize car and has the best turning radius...much better than most cars and trucks. Also has been named the best in safety and resale value.

[@djcordes4352]

Mark S. This guy is an idiot. The Odyssey blows these other two away! I had to rent a Sienna XLE and Pacifica. Drive it a mile and there’s no comparison!

[@chantelfc]

looks like a recall has been done in the U.S. and here in Canada as well for passport, odyssey and pilot owners !!! Gauge Control Module Software Recall: 2018-2020 Honda Odyssey 2019-2020 Honda Passport 2019-2021 Honda Pilot Front Control Box Software Recall: 2019-2020 Honda Odyssey 2019-2020 Honda Passport 2019-2021 Honda Pilot Rear View Camera Replacement Recall: 2019-2020 Honda Odyssey Sliding Door Outer Handle Cable Recall: 2018-2020 Honda Odyssey

[@fadeyititusolakunle1598]

Sir, how on earth can you compare Chrysler Touring L with Toyota XLE? In terms of Toyota XLE, they are not on the same level with the chysler Touring L . The specification of XLE is higher than Chrysler Touring L any day. If you want to be fair in my opinon, compare Toyota XLE with Chrysler Touring L+ or Limited

[@thomasschaefer3801]

The one take away from doing the vehicle research is that you are going to pick a vehicle that you want or met all of your needs. I was able to get a 2020 Chrysler Touring L that have similar safety measures as Honda, have eight seaters as a Toyota, got 15 cup holders, and more than I can ask for. Just make sure you do your research. Safety ratings, crash ratings, talk to mechanics, test drives, etc.. etc.. Only thing you will hate is paying the price of the van.

[@davinp]

For 2020, Chrysler is coming out with the Voyager minivan. Yes, they are resurrection the Voyager nameplate. It will be a cheaper version of the Pacifica

[@kamleo1685]

You must not have the need to haul long items such as ladders or mattresses or you would have mentioned the lack of roof rails and crossbars on some of these vans. Roof rails used to standard equipment; mud flaps, too. Your video was, otherwise, a nice cursory review for those who are mostly people haulers. Edit - Forgot to add: Tow hitches aren't standard either. And for some makes an expensive install at the dealership.

[@NeesieGAMama]

This was a solid review. We've owned 2 Kia Sedonas and loved them. But due to electrical problems on both, we went for an Odyssey Touring. That was totaled two weeks ago and now we're looking for another. It's 2021 so I'm hoping you have an updated review. It would be worth noting the AWD option for the Pacifica anyway. Nonetheless, I'm subscribing to your channel as it this was an impartial and fair rating. Thanks!

[@Allcarseveryday]

I have filmed three of the four 2021 vans, and hopefully I could produce the new video by the end of next week, or the following! I had a delay because of sub-zero temperatures in the midwest--thanks for subbing and I promise it's coming!

[@NeesieGAMama]

@@Allcarseveryday I'm originally from the midwest so I know how it can be. Be careful and thanks!! We'll check them out,

[@chrisgovatsos9421]

2013 TC 80,000 mi much maintenance , but forgive due to stow n go seats.

[@youarerightboss]

Toyota/Lexus simply the BEST. Unfortunately, my person had a Honda Odyssey, its transmission blew up. NEVER HONDA. I love my 2013 Toyota AWD Limited Sienna. #TOYOTAFORLIFE!

[@youarerightboss]

@TD_B , had an '05 and the transmission blew up. NEVER HONDA AGAIN.

[@youarerightboss]

@TD_B , I'll take my chances with Toyota. So far, so good.

[@calvindejong4566]

we have a '99 odyssey with almost 300,000 kms and an '07 odyssey with 220,000 kms and both have great running transmissions.

[@youarerightboss]

@@calvindejong4566 , good for you. Honda failed me. #NEVERHONDA

[@datapro007]

Good review. As you point out, the Sienna is the only van with all-wheel drive. Case closed from snowy Buffalo.

[@RJ-cc3lj]

Honda is not the Honda it used to be.

[@jeffpacetti5800]

R J I was surprised to see in the latest Consumer Reports how poor the reliability of Honda has become. Very disappointing because I don’t like the look of the Toyota’s.

[@RJ-cc3lj]

@@jeffpacetti5800 That's the mistake that we made. :'( I drove honda civic around 2002. I was satisfied. I bought odyssey 2018. It is terrifying.

[@sandeepadabala5653]

Yeah I has odyssey 2011 transmission problems

[@nathaniellee2799]

Great review!

[@Allcarseveryday]

Thank you! Appreciate it.

[@Rocky4719]

The Odyssey has my heart, cause it got me everywhere in my childhood up until highschool. You can bet that imma nab a Honda after uni

[@MJDRockymountain]

Chrysler & reliability are 2 words that haven't worked together since the 70's. For me I purchased the Honda on looks (for a minivan) and how it drives. Is the Toyota more reliable? Yes, but if I'm going to spend $35,000 it has to look somewhat aesthetically pleasing.

[@hanishambro3035]

Toyota siena😍😍😍

[@coolkid7151]

No

[@TriPham-xd9wk]

The German jeta had hidden front camera for cruise missile assist

[@aneet1980]

Consider Kia Sedona, its great value for money.

[@EpicEternal2]

And very good looking.

[@saintnick604]

lmao

[@binhnguyen411]

You got what's you paid for .

[@jimdeboer84]

If drive ability was included in this comparison, the Pacifica would win hands down. It feels more planted than the other two. ,

[@hank1906]

Sienna comes in awd.

[@JosephOlson-ld2td]

Add AIR LIFT bladders in rear Sienna springs, progressive, adjustable ride, works like pneumatic sway bar

[@CIASPY]

Bad for winter lol

[@JosephOlson-ld2td]

@@CIASPY > snow ski every year for five years, no issues

[@SuperCoolDudeVideo]

what mic are you using?

[@SuperCoolDudeVideo]

for the intro

[@Allcarseveryday]

Sony ECMCS3 Clip style Omnidirectional Stereo Microphone (that's the name of it on Amazon). Just out of curiosity, why? Are you asking because you like it or it's bad? If it's bad maybe I'll get a new one!

[@GaryChan617]

You are dead to me when you said the Pacifica looks better than the Odyssey. Goodbye!

[@deadlyapollo]

It's that rear window dip that ended it for me. Can't get over that tiny dip

[@polcore443]

Once you go Honda odyssey there's no turning back.....

[@tstocker6926]

Until the honda transmissions has issues

[@elliottjohnson4843]

Troy Stocker i agree

[@Leatherkid01]

@@tstocker6926 then its a no go 🤣

[@trompito1974]

Loved my Odyssey for 4 years until the transmission started doing funky things. I traded it this year for a new Sienna. Reliability is king

[@deadlyapollo]

Except when you go Pacifica limited. No stow and go middle seats, wonky 9 speed transmission, recalled gasket issues, poor built in vacuum, and above all on newer models NO AC COMPRESSOR for the rear passengers so they must deal with subpar cooling

[@melissah.2393]

What about the Kia minivan?!

[@Allcarseveryday]

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[@frankhcaputo3036]

Why don’t you just compare basic models. That would show what brand has the most standard equipment.

[@premiercconstruction]

Kia is a great van. Toyota is great but I wish it’s interior was as nice as Honda’s. On the other hand I wish Honda sat taller and had siennas transmission. I wish Chrysler would just make a reliable vehicle. I wish Dodge would simply do a new redesign for the caravan with updated tech, suspension, AWD, up the price and destroy then all. Bottom line is that people will pay for quality... Chrysler has so much to prove as they have stabbed the consumer in the back for many years. Note: it’s not like they can’t build a great reliable car it’s that they just choose not too.

[@tking1170]

Sienna SE best looking too in my opinion. Your subjective point scoring on that subject cost it the win. The Pacifica's awful reliability should kick it to a distant third.

[@SmallAxeMP]

For those who only drive in America only pleSe allow others that drive here and out the countryside over bad terrain and hills to tell you the Honda Oddysey is the best along with the Toyota Sienna. The Honda with its extra features, looks and feel wins though.