2025 Toyota Sienna Review | Better Than Ever, But Still Funky Looking

[@mohawkin]

Just purchased the 2025 Platinum. For my tastes it’s the perfect vehicle. I attend a lot of cycling events across multiple states and, in the Sienna, I can carry 2 bikes standing up plus baggage and supplies. That’s a win! (For context, I own size 56 road bikes) Extremely comfortable driving position! I thought the HUD was a gimmick but in real world use, I’m loving it! Then there’s the MPG’s; 35-40 gives me over 600 miles on a tank of gas. Big win! The price is lofty, but Travis brought up an excellent point that many SUV’s are at and above that cost with, in my opinion, far less utility. IMHO, Toyota should make more Siennas than any other model in their lineup…

[@rightlanehog3151]

Did you see the Corolla Touring Sports wagons they used as support vehicles for the road races at the Olympics?

[@mohawkin]

I did and that was pretty cool, however: For the last 2 years I’ve been renting minivans for every cycling event I have attended. So minivans were the way to go, I just had to choose the right one. After renting everything except the Carnival, buying the Sienna just made sense. IMHO, it was the no compromise option! 🙂

[@rightlanehog3151]

@@mohawkin I concur wholeheartedly. Toyota aims to increase Sienna production by 20% in 2025 but I think they could go much higher and sell them all.

[@Jgjginkg244]

Good for bikes but ECVT is a total garage for higher altitude highway driving!!

[@Ryosuke-12]

Yo man gonna but a vehicle for biking should I get tacoma or this

[@TheBlooRayChannel]

I've test driven all of the vans in existence today and the Sienna by far is the most comfortable riding vehicle in existence. The others have some nifty features but if comfort is your priority, the Sienna owns this category.

[@mohawkin]

@@TheBlooRayChannel I agree 💯 about how comfortable it is. I’m super happy with my Sienna!

[@calebnice2264]

I Have a sienna and use it for Uber, I was averaging 42mpg consistently in the cooler months here in Phoenix. So if you stay in the city and drive reasonably you should do great.

[@josecamachohernandez4756]

I have been a Toyota fan and owner (more than 4) my entire life. But when we talk about minivans the Odyssey is hard to beat. 5 safety stars and the classic V6. Ask Deadpool and Wolverine 😂

[@InvestBetter.]

3 reasons to get the Sienna: 1. You want a minivan made by Toyota. 2. You want a minivan with AWD 3. You want a minivan that gets over 30 nMPG

[@jamese896]

Not gunna lie, those are probabaly the exact reasons we own one

[@David_Journey]

You don’t care about how rear composite door (non metal) hold up in rear crash test

[@InvestBetter.]

@@David_Journey Your inner hater is duly noted. Carry on.

[@briancorreia2923]

@@David_Journeyfor what sort of crash? A backup mistake like backing into a fence? What are you imagining that doesn’t include the the rest of the construction? Being hit from behind by a truck with pipes and a ladder on top? Wouldn’t that go through the glass just like every other minivan.? Maybe you’re thinking of a motorcyclist? What will a different hatch material do?

[@briancorreia2923]

All wheel drive. Not exclusive. Maybe 2 could be fresh or up to date/ current?

[@BullittHilts]

I've been wanting a hybrid Sienna since before they made one. Finally was able to get a 2024 XLE FWD in red in summer in June. My wife and I have 3 kiddos and it's a HUGE upgrade from our 2010 Mazda 5. The interior is very well thought out. I love all the storage up front for knick knacks, phones, wallets, etc. And the ride is sublime, so smooth, soaks up the bumps really well. It's got plenty of power for merging and passing--did a road trip with 3 adults, 3 kids, and all our stuff from NC to PA (plus a day trip to North Jersey) and it performed really well--we kept an average of 36.7mpg for the entirety of that trip. As for the infotainment, the older version works great and I'm glad there is an option to dim the screen for night-time driving or just turn the screen off entirely if you're driving at night in bad weather. That said, I do think Toyota would benefit from having a dedicated button for toggling the screen on and off like Chrysler does.

[@willwarnock2911]

We bought one of these late 2020 so was one of the first of this generation to roll off the assembly line before demand went nuts and dealers weren’t marking anything up. Zero issues, AWD and gets the same fuel economy as the compact car we replaced. This is the most practical vehicle you can buy out there hands down if you want economy and awd as well which none of the competition offers. Never had a need to remove the rear seats but can see how that would be annoying for some that need max cargo space. Who cares if the drivetrain is buzzy under acceleration, minor gripe. I’ve never noticed acceleration being negatively affected at high altitudes and steep grades and I live in the mountains. Toyota needs to find a way to make this a PHEV then this would be the cherry on top. Minivans >> SUVs any day!

[@edwardgh57]

Appreciate your feedback!

[@charname-player]

Because it’s e-awd, basically a fwd

[@DeltaWhiskeyBravo13579]

I would get the Sienna. Minivan body is good for my disability access. Great MPG for the minivan, great Toyota reliably, and eAWD for the winter in South Central PA.

[@hollywagley805]

As a 10 year minivan driver... there are NEVER enough cupholders!!! Usually the adults have both coffee and water, then the passthrough (open on mine) holds a trash can and sometimes purse. I am always putting my phone, glasses, hand sanitizer, change, pens, etc. somewhere and kids have their own stuff and drinks to manage. MORE CUPHOLDERS!!

[@AdvocateofDarkness]

Toyota Sienas in the Houston area have been $5K+ over sticker or a whole bunch of dealer add ons $5-10K just to get or a wait list. Ended up choosing a Honda Odyssey $4K under msrp instead because I can’t say, even if it is slightly better, it’s worth the price difference.

[@llcross04]

You can't blame Toyota,you gotta blame the dealers

[@EnHacore1]

I am the biggest Sienna fan, owned a 2006, and now a 2016 at 250k miles. But I hate the design, I just don't understand why Toyota is using this design language? Any other minivan, looks so much better

[@rickyquanjr.8923]

Best detailed breakdown. You two are natural. Thanks

[@briancorreia2923]

Travis’s take, perfect. Great review, lots of detail. I think having two people to bounce opinions off works well.

[@MH-rl9ep]

They definitely need to fix the looks (Odyssey and Carnival have it beat) and make those middle row seats removeable.

[@laura-ann.0726]

Making the middle row seats not removable is the biggest issue with the Sienna, for most people looking for a minivan. If you travel with someone who uses a power wheelchair, the non-removeable middle row seats are a deal beaker.

[@CountryCruiserOhio]

It would be nice if Toyota offered 8-passenger seating on more trims. Three across in the middle row makes for good cargo capacity on road trips.

[@ericksmart5563]

Can you not get 8 seats in the top trim?

[@CountryCruiserOhio]

@@ericksmart5563 You can get 8-passenger seating on the base LE trim front-wheel drive or AWD and XLE front-wheel drive only. The other four higher trims (Woodland, XSE, Limited, and Platinum) come only in 7-passenger seating regardless of drive. Only other 8-passenger seating would be going with a Carnival or Odyssey.

[@xavier1624]

I love the Honda Oddyssey, but I am very disappointed in it not being awd. I can't go into Vermont on a snowy day.

[@yazars]

I had been planning on getting a Carnival, but after comparing ownership experiences on the Carnival message boards vs. Sienna, I decided I wouldn't be comfortable with the variety of issues some of the owners were dealing with and the slow responses by dealerships and Kia. The $3000 price increase from 2024 to 2025 decreased its value argument against the Sienna. I'm excited to receive my 2025 Sienna XSE AWD in a few weeks.

[@claudiusprimus8122]

Congrats for your 2025 XSE, you will love it ! Got the same in 2021, still love it after 70000 km in Quebec snowy winters !

[@yazars]

@claudiusprimus8122 Thank you, we're definitely looking forward to it and have already gotten some accessories ready for it! I've heard how difficult it has been to get Siennas in Canada, so I'm glad that you have been able to enjoy it for a while.

[@fediz4892]

Congrats! I got my 2024 Sienna XSE in Nov. 2023. It’s getting 41 mpg in the city. You will everything about it.

[@yazars]

@@fediz4892 Awesome, so glad to hear that it's still making you happy 😁

[@toyotaoforlando]

Great review! The Sienna is such a solid car

[@TheBMurda]

Odyssey is the best driving, most practical other than as a cargo van, and highest quality inside. MPG is low but so is complexity, reliability is high (for a minivan).

[@SimonGonzalOS]

I like Odysseys too but they always seem to have transmission issues. Been looking for a used one and that always seems to be a problem

[@TheBMurda]

@ Yeah but no significant issues with the 10 speed. So if you look for a used one, only consider Touring and Elite trims for 2018-2019, then any trim for 2020+. Personally I like the improvements in 2021 though.

[@LoveStallion]

​@@SimonGonzalOSMight depend on the year. Odyssey and Pacifica shared a clunky transmission at first, but I think around 2019/2020 Honda switched to a new one.

[@jimrusch22]

@@SimonGonzalOS The newer 10 speed is more reliable than the 9 speed.

[@jimrusch22]

Might be in the market for a mini van soon. I might have to accept the lower gas mileage for the other attributes the Odyssey offers.

[@shuyan7830]

Bought one last year through a dealership friend with no markup. This is by far the best minivan. MPG and luxury feel takes it over the top. Zero issues and feels great. Power is lower than before on uphill highway passing. Plug in hybrid isn’t possible for those of you asking. Take a look at car care nut underbody review and you will see there’s no space underneath.

[@johnchen3]

You know you’re ready when you rather watch this review over 2025 BMW M4 competition

[@greengarden9514]

Clausterphobic floating console is a show stopper. Move the gear shift forward and delete the floating console. Guess I'll keep my 2014 Sienna where the driver is given MUCH more space.

[@muveefan]

I don’t like it too…

[@lucbelair]

i feel the same , its a no go for me

[@smolls83]

Hi! Pacifica Hybrid owner here! Alex - sorry but your note at the end about remote starting the PacHy in your garage is…. Well I wouldn’t recommend that. If the car believes the outdoor temperature is below 40 degrees F, it *will* start the gasoline engine to heat the cabin. So yeah, please don’t say that. My garage regularly gets into the 30s here in Pennsylvania.

[@nannuartworks5812]

I am sure you can remove the middle seats with the proper tools. I am looking at getting one and turning it into a cargo van for my art biz. I have 3 Toyotas now and love the reliability.

[@nwsvndr]

Yes, there are videos on how to do it. You just need to buy a small plug-in module so the air bag light stays off.

[@nestogonzo1]

That thing looks badass, if theyd do something with that 2nd row it would be perfect!

[@Rioichi4]

I'm not your "typical car nerd". When I describe my car interests, I say I'm interested in things like "The Toyota Sienna seats 8 but has 14 cupholders". Good to know it still stands up!

[@tammie-thaole7890]

This video is giving ✨ sportscaster✨.

[@fannibal]

Sienna is the top choice at the moment... Until the Chinese MPVs arrive. Can't wait...

[@diabolox1272]

Sold mine for the same price after 2 years.... Best decision ever ! It's just cheap plastic for $$$$$$$ On the highway it's noisy as hell

[@naveenthemachine]

@@diabolox1272 good choice. The sienna is garbage anyway If anything the older one w the v6 is a lot better

[@ALMX5DP]

If you bought and sold a vehicle for the same price, I’d get the exact same vehicle again. That’s great depreciation and value per mile!

[@nwsvndr]

@@ALMX5DP haha, that was a one-time deal due to Covid (shortages of parts). Cars are back to being a depreciating asset for sure.

[@landshass2849]

Unfortunately not all Toyota siennas comes with factory equipped spare tire, front doors smart access. And in some packages and trims it is hard to combine eight passenger configuration with a factory equipped donut spare tire, and all-wheel drive in the same time

[@d173928]

Hey stop upselling minivans, until I get my Sienna of course lol. we came quite close to getting a cx-90, but after having riding in one from and to airport in a shuttle we noticed how much more room it has, even behind the 3rd row, there's room to fit in 4 large checked luggages, you just don't get it with an SUV, or at least an SUV around the same price range, I think there's a Cadillac that could, but that is like an almost 150k USD vehicle.

[@sisyphus7913]

I currently drive a 2016 sienna SE. I love it and I will buy another sienna when I am ready for better gas money lol

[@brandonyen7837]

I love it I’ll take the Sienna any day 😂

[@SuNnYaAsH]

Everything is fine but it is not available at dealer lots

[@LoveStallion]

The fake wood is better than the super cheap grained plastic that the Sienna had before the refresh.

[@MyChevySonic]

I love my new Carnival, but I wished I could have waited for the Carnival hybrid to come out and see reviews for it. My car was falling apart, though, and with two kids, I needed something quick.

[@TheBMurda]

Why does this review basically act like the Odyssey doesn’t exist when it is the top selling minivan to retail customers in the US and is rated the best minivan by automotive journalism review aggregators like USNews?

[@AAutoBuyersGuide]

Mainly because we're likely to get a refreshed Odyssey in mid/early 2025 although it's not confirmed, but also: there's no hybrid Odyssey.

[@TheBMurda]

@@AAutoBuyersGuideIt was just refreshed for model year 2025 and is not support to be a new model until MY 2028.

[@gzhen123]

It's the top selling due to volume produced. If siennas produced the same amount they would eat all the market share. There's a reason there's markups and 1-2 year waitlist for Siennas. The mpg alone is a standout factor for a minivan and it's reliable with strong resale value

[@AAutoBuyersGuide]

I should add that you need to take Honda's "retail sales" thing with a grain of salt. Just because Honda has no fleet discount program does not mean that fleets don't buy Hondas. Hertz for instance rents Hondas and they currently have more used ex-rental Hondas for sale than they have Buicks, Mitsubishis, or Volkswagens. Fleets simply have to buy via a dealer like most companies and they can get volume discounts, just not "rebates" from the OEM like Ford and Gm do.

[@TheBMurda]

@@AAutoBuyersGuide So can you provide any evidence of Odyssey being refreshed again one year after the 2025 refresh, or are you just mistaken? Because last I checked Automotive News says full redesign in MY 2028.

[@RicardoLandinginJr]

Did the backup camera been updated with back up line that matches the steering ?

[@vannakm5239]

When will come a PHEV with massage seats?

[@lc4390]

i used the toyota inventory website to find my 2024 platinum in Washington state. i paid msrp and zero dealership add ons. for extended warranty, contact the warranty manager at midwest toyota in kansas for a quote. you dont have to purchase the warranty in the same state you purchased the vehicle.

[@alanlau2375]

If I am looking for luxury and space, I would choose Lexus. I bought Toyota sienna because I need a reliable and roomy, family car. Over $60000 MSRP, it is not my cup of tea.

[@rightlanehog3151]

Alex and Travis, Before diving too deeply into the Sienna, may we take a moment to appreciate Toyota's greatest achievement* of the 21st century? Naturally, I am referring to the first generation Matrix we glimpse around 14:36. 🥳🥳 Getting back to the minivan market, Toyota recently announced a 20% increase in Sienna production for 2025. That should go some way towards meeting demand for the most rational choice in the segment. Finally, the term 'cargo van' was brought up once or twice in the discussion. Toyota manufactures a full range of cargo/delivery vans for other markets. In this age of endless door to door delivery on every suburban street on the continent, it remains a great mystery why Toyota allows Ford, Fiat, GM etc to have the market to themselves.🤔 * North American achievement.

[@krzysztofcwik5347]

Sienna needs phev power, a bit wider sliding doors and 3 seats in all trims, the best ones with childsest tilt and on sale also in Europe, Kia Carnival Hybrid also should be on sale on EU

[@jme5103]

Dropped Easy Speak this year. Sucks! Anyone who transports third row passengers will attest to the need. Still available with Honda Odyssey, however. At least the new Sienna has a built-in beer cooler and a vacuum not quite as good as the one at the car wash or the one in your garage, but no Easy Speak.

[@triaxe-mmb]

I want to see a comparison between the iDBuzz and this in a comparable trim level (probably the Platinum lr the trim below it) - the EV option vs the segment standard bearer...

[@GerryStilton]

The swagger wagon! :)

[@Kee_Didnt]

2:30 Thank you for roasting them for that greenwashing BS! Love this car but it's such a lie to putting that Beyond Zero badge on hybrids.

[@james2042]

My coworker absolutely despises the existence of the minivan. He's like "they're absolutely lifeless to drive, I'd simply rather not drive" and true, they are lifeless. But when you realize this is a guy who drove a GTI and it got too boring and traded it in for a Golf R, you get a sense for what he means for a vehicle to have "life". But for me, who drives an (older) ES 300h, this is just a really big ES and to that I say rock on I'd pound on the miles in this boat. Most people don't care about handling dynamics outside of being able to handle that one county road at 50mph

[@ricric8348]

Can never be ultimate van IF seats can't be removed 😂

[@jenesuispasbavard]

I wish this was a plug-in hybrid.

[@joec1774]

Nice review of a solid vehicle. I still think the Pacifica with a plug is more appealing overall, but the reliability gives me pause. One question - Alex's voiceover says Sienna to 60 from prior test in 7.6 seconds, but the screen scores say 8.4 but still refer to prior test?

[@jq6oj1bt9r]

Does the second row have ventilated seats? p.s. I enjoyed watching your video and gave it a like. I have a question for you. 😊

[@ilovecats748]

BRING BACK THE PREVIA !!

[@jonathankleinow2073]

Not to complain about the good ol' days of minivans, but the trend away from foldable or even removable second-row seats is unfortunate. Chrysler set the standard with the Grand Caravan back in 1987, introducing the ability to hold a 4x8' sheet of plywood with the hatch closed. Chrysler still has a monopoly on creating a truly flat cargo floor with Stow 'n Go seats, since Odyssey now has sizable seat tracks even after you take out the second row. I guess everyone gets their plywood delivered these days?

[@Kee_Didnt]

22:05 which makes it that much more frustrating that there is no PHEV Sienna! Come on Toyota, give the people what they want! We all know Rav4 Prime sales numbers have been ridiculously positive for the company

[@blipblop92]

No lane steering assist on a 50k+ vehicle is a deal killer.

[@paul8699]

Sienna gets Safety Sense 2.0 which does have lane centering.

[@RicardoLandinginJr]

When you reverse does the guide line changes depending on how you turn ? Wife’s only request if she get a minivan

[@kimle01]

They still doesn't make it PHEV ... that would be better for the car this size. Plenty of room in the bottom to add a big battery.

[@tonyle7311]

I've had almost got the 25" Sienna platium trim last week after two months of waiting, but i end up didn't get it because it has the mini fridge that took up alot of space for my need, i have tree little kids that that fridge it block the middle walk way when my kids to move around, just keep my 21" limited for now

[@fsugrad03]

Where do you store the vacuum hose when it’s not being used?

[@dtay8913]

I still prefer the pacifica in this segment for the stow n go. If only stellantis cared enough about Chrysler and Dodge to update any of their cars.

[@SimonGonzalOS]

That car is a disaster reliability wise I heard even rental companies don't like it

[@dtay8913]

@SimonGonzalOS What specifically? I know people like to crap on Chrysler products but my 05 Magnum still runs fine and Alex had 0 issues with his durango.

[@naveenthemachine]

@@dtay8913 and Alex owns a Durango SRT.

[@LoveStallion]

9:53 That's what she said.

[@theone4042]

I have a 2024 Sienna Platinum and the front seats actually hurt your butt as they are so damn hard on the bottom section.

[@mullins809]

No 60 k no way would never pay that price

[@Drogos79]

does it still have noodle rear springs?

[@havfunonline]

I would have a carnival over the Sienna everyday now they have a hybrid. Mostly because of the extra trunk space.

[@David_Journey]

We still do not know how the composite (not metal) rear door performs in rear crash test. When will a journalist ask Toyota about it?

[@frzspillz]

Its to tight in between the captains chairs in the second row. That console take up to much space.

[@ilovecats748]

ID buzz has a roof several inches taller than this. not having to do a crouched duck walk inside of it alone would send me to VW

[@TalismanPHX]

SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS? 😅😂

[@apulufelgar90]

My cynical theory for manufacturers that continue to use piano black pieces is that they are hoping that people will spend more money to replace all the scratched pieces. :p

[@secondmouse9458]

That rear bumper looks like it wouldn't protect anything in a slow speed collision, the hatch would come into contact with anything hitting it in the rear because the rear bumper doesn't stick out at all, totally useless for protection. Would help if you would mention how the 4wd works, from what I understand the rear drive is just an electric motor so when the juice from the battery is used up you have no more 4wd, is that true?

[@edd.8261]

mini wan owners know this well. A slight bump will damage the rear door, and being plastic you likely need to replace the whole thing. This is a trend. Some how the designers think this looks better. I think the lower side of the rear looks very ugly.

[@peterscott2662]

That thing is hideous. I have no problem with Minivans looking like minivans. Honda Odyssey is fine, normal looking Minivan. This has mutant space fish styling. IIRC this has non foldable, non removable middle seats making it less practical for part time cargo duty. So last choice to me.

[@samdovels1234]

In the past decade, Toyota is on a race to build the most hideous vehicles ever. Starting from the disgusting oversized grills, to weird rear ends. The Sienna takes the cake. Not my cup of tea.

[@rblbatb]

I love Toyota/Lexus. But, their grills have been super ugly for the past 10+ years.

[@jsdoogie]

I do not disagree that this is pricey, but compared to the laughable price of the VW ID buzz.. Ha!

[@craigmcdermott2921]

Alex, for heaven sakes, Toyota Hybrid will never 'run out of battery'.

[@ALMX5DP]

I think he was referring to running out of battery assist. If you’re climbing a decent grade, it’ll only take a mile or two before the ICE is doing all the power producing.

[@edwardgh57]

Sold my 2011 Sienna for 16 k last month, paid 30k plus tax 13 years ago. Toyota for the resale win. Waiting on a my new 2025 XLE with AWD , all grey seating ,no black seats and with spare tire, now it’s at the factory being built.

[@AAutoBuyersGuide]

Run out of battery is simply an expression for "effective 0% SOC" and yes, Toyota hybrids can get to an SOC where the vehicle can draw no more power from the battery. It's not a perpetual motion machine, it cannot deliver 245 HP continuously for long periods when the engine alone makes under 190.

[@TheBMurda]

@@AAutoBuyersGuidethe best way to get a response from Alex is to suggest you could possibly know more than him about any car or to say he was inaccurate

[@L.L]

Those minivans are to expensive

[@ianwong1711]

The interior design of Sienna is kind of too old school. In these days, only very few prople still use the roof mounted TV.

[@manthony225]

😂Nobody thinks the Carnival looks like an SUV. The Sienna looks way better.

[@lorismills8869]

We're buying a Sienna but man, that front bumper is way, way too low. I have a 2002 Camry that has a bumper that hits the parking stoppers. The Sienna's is even lower.

[@SimonGonzalOS]

The pre refresh Carnival was real competition to this and the Odyssey but now they made the Carnival super ugly in the face like its a rejected character from Finding Nemo Give me this in XSE format any day over the new Carnival

[@scottbott8525]

Did they actually engineer a decent looking trailer hitch this time? Not that afterthought from the last one, that hangs down to fast and looks awful

[@100M2B]

Toyota Sienna needs a name change. How about Toyota Hugly. It's short for Hideously ugly.

[@alexvaliansky7707]

That’s a personal opinion. Others say that they like its looks.

[@Gaben162]

It's a nice vehicle but the look is awful. Needs a refresh

[@seymorefact4333]

Jimmy stop touchiing yourself

[@Seabreezetoday]

Looks like a rowenta iron box

[@charname-player]

Second row seat not removable can’t be called a minivan💩

[@johntyson]

Does it…float? It looks like it floats.

[@AmericanRoads]

Sienna is good-looking minivan. If I were in the market for one, Sienna would 100% be my choice. Its hybrid powertrain is the main reason.

[@samdovels1234]

Of course that's your opinion only, and not a fact. Others believe this is a very ugly looking minivan.

[@cosmin42]

Vey dated car, comparing to Carnival ...... the only plus is the Toyota reliability ,AWD and a better MPG

[@Dionesus]

All of that make it better then the Kia. the Kia will only last 100k miles...

[@xZOOMARx]

The only thing better is a lot of stuff that makes it a lot better

[@naveenthemachine]

@@cosmin42 but the reliability is a myth on Toyota

[@ALMX5DP]

@@naveenthemachinewhat do you mean by myth?

[@johnli573]

I was heavily considering Carnival, however there seems to be lots of battery draining issue with the Carnival, and Carnival’s hybrid system is very questionable, it uses much smaller displacement engine.i end up ordered a Sienna with AWD. The 2025 interior is not as bad, new infotainment system is actually more smooth than the Carnival.

[@jimrusch22]

Toyota, why no passenger lumbar? There is no Lexus minivan!

[@EnHacore1]

The true people mover from Toyota is the diesel Toyota HiAce. I traveled in one while on an mission trip in Honduras and was amazed at the space, fuel economy and reliability

[@ttinnovations3310]

nope, just make it simple outside, great inside, ugly outside

[@ricric8348]

No one complains that trucks look boxy????

[@Alrounderrrr]

What’s the point when you have to wait 2 years

[@muveefan]

That centre console is ugly

[@brittmounce2949]

You are a fool if you buy anything but a Toyota van. I promise you that you will experience major issues in the other manufacturer vans when you hit 100-200000 miles. My 22 Sienna has 160000 miles on it and runs like new! Every Toyota I have has tons of miles on them and they all run amazing! I just don’t understand how people continue to make the same purchase mistakes because something “looks cooler.” Unless you are a professional mechanic and can work on your vehicle, buy a Toyota!

[@UserNameTakenDown]

For rich only. Funny how they spend 60k to save 2$ on gas.

[@Jgjginkg244]

Sienna and Murai are the ugliest vehicles on the market!!!

[@nevco8774]

I would add lots of other models from Toyota and Honda into the list of aggressively ugly vehicles. Those 2 companies simply don't care about pleasing the eyes as BMW kidney grill in front does: eye offending design is a norm these days.

[@michaelrosenow4239]

Passenger captain seat does NOT go up and down! Ridiculous... Deal breaker...