The Showdown! 2024 Toyota Sienna vs 2024 Honda Odyssey Comparison

[@chri6393]

I love my minivan. Been a minivan guy for 20 years. Best all around car

[@almassengale]

The Sienna has one huge advantage in MPG but three giant knocks against it in my book which are that the middle row isn't designed to come out, that in top trims you are limited to 7 passengers instead of 8, and that you can't get them without a long wait and/or a big markup. The markups mean that even with the better MPG, you may never recoup the cost difference with the Odyssey which can be had for thousands less in equivalent trim levels. For me the middle seat situation in top trims is a deal breaker. I need 8 people and I need sometimes to take out the seats.

[@mikeli2256]

Very well said, thats the whole reason I went with Odyssey. I can't handle the Toyota greedy that they still can't produce enough cars 4 years after covid.

[@sushi8204]

@@mikeli2256 Odyssey looks like a funeral home mobile. Ugly as hell.

[@georgiaguardian4696]

Odyssey is still the better mini-van for me even if Sienna has no markups.

[@sushi8204]

@@georgiaguardian4696 My wife had an 2008 Odyssey. Got in to accident in 2015 so it was totaled. Went to the dealer that had 2013 Odyssey and 2013 Toyota Sienna. She drove both and said that Sienna is way better in everything. Price was identical so we bought Sienna. Still have it today.

[@mikeli2256]

@@sushi8204 you can go suck greedy toyota for all the markups and yeah i am pretty sure you like the sienna ugly hell interior which is outdated as fuck.

[@alvinlewis765]

I never want a vehicle where I can open the gas tank from outside. Gas is too expensive and people steal.

[@Chadscarcomps]

When you kick the doors, it locks the gas filler door.

[@MSH786]

Seriously? I’ve never actually seen or heard about people who steal gas from a car’s gas tank.

[@Chadscarcomps]

It used to happen much more many years ago. I don’t think it happens much anymore

[@alvinlewis765]

@MSH786 it must be nice to live in a world where nothing bad happens to you also being oblivious to it happening to others

[@Dbb27]

@@MSH786 lol. Really 1973-4 gas crunch, lots of emptied gas tanks which brought you the current version of your gas tank so people couldn’t shove a hose in it and steal your gas. I was driving along out to there pregnant with my first when suddenly my car died. This guy stopped to help and I will never forget his face poking his head through my passenger window and saying ‘sweetheart you are out of gas’ like I was an idiot. Someone had siphoned out my tank, which, you had to stand in line to fill because it was being rationed. Odd days were for odd numbered auto tags and even for even. My husband was buying black market gas so he could go to his jobs paying twice the price. Gas had doubled by 1980. Back when everything was easy, lol.

[@alexvaliansky7707]

If people aren’t enthused about minivans anymore, why is the Toyota Sienna on the list of the top ten fastest selling vehicles?

[@Chadscarcomps]

Hi Alex. Not sure what list you saw that on...but no minivan appears on any "fastest selling" list I have seen. I am not trying to be adversarial, I just haven't seen any minivan on those lists. Most are SUV's.

[@alexvaliansky7707]

@@Chadscarcomps All you have to do is Google the question What are currently the top ten fastest selling vehicles? You’ll see that the Sienna is included.

[@yazars]

Sienna has very few days on market because its demand is greater than supply/production. However, most recent numbers that I've seen have shown that the Honda Odyssey has had higher annual sales numbers than the Sienna. One source listed annual sales of Odyssey in 2022 and 2023 as 47,615 and 71,511 and for the Sienna, 20,061 and 32,825. That being said, the Sienna had >100k sold in 2021, the first year of its refresh and transition to hybrid powertrain

[@Chadscarcomps]

@yazars you have done your homework. :-) The last 5 years of sales data is so crazy. Covid really caused the auto industry to go haywire. There are still many lingering effects of Covid with chip availability, pricing surges, lack of inventory for some manufacturers, the ebb and flow of EV demand, interest rate hikes, etc. Once Covid has been in our rearview for 5 or more years, then we can see trends for sales numbers that makes sense with little to no outside pressures.

[@romandodu9996]

They do not build enough siennas and dealers mark them up so ill pass... keep my old honda

[@roadlesstraveledd]

Sienna is still in high demand for the hybrid and reliability and AWD. Odyssey has the better 2nd row seats and larger 3rd row imo. Power is adequate in the hybrid sienna regardless of what people think. I would still choose the toyota. My sister's 19 odyssey has 65k miles and the transmission had to be replaced, not to mention every family member with Hondas have larger issues than Toyota's. Many don't want to believe it, but the prius.. which is pretty much what the sienna is based on, is one of the most reliable cars on the road. Reliability matters in the long term, for family and peace of mind.. I'll take that over the cool magic seats.

[@boldtroll]

2002 Odyssey - had to replace 3 transmissions 30k, 90k (if I remember correctly) and then like 120k ish. Gave it to the junk yard after last one went out. Heard that half of all that year had transmission failures. Prob why the replacements were expensive too. 2014 Sienna replaced water pump at 145k so far. Probably get another Sienna tho. Wish they kept the rear wiper in the top position

[@gianhub]

Interesting transmission issue. Did hers have the 10 speed or 9 speed? Ours (also 2019) has a 10 speed, 83k miles, no issues. Knock on wood.

[@shelleygreyrealtor]

All new Odysseys have 10 speed, no need to worry about transmission issues in the newer models.

[@michaelchoun747]

If Toyota have option V6 , I would get one but with the hybrid 4 cylinder , that why I got 24 odyssey elite instead .

[@whyallthefuss201]

I’m also heavily leaning towards the Odyssey. The vibration of the Sienna’s 4-cylinder engine is unacceptable for a 55k+ vehicle.

[@StellarFella]

Me too!

[@jerinthomas1241]

me three !

[@Selah7791]

I choose the 24 odyssey over sienna because of room and v6 engine over the hybrid. Very happy with my choice

[@sushi8204]

Do you get 36mpg and close to 700 miles of the range too?

[@shelleygreyrealtor]

​@sushi8204 with most Toyota dealerships charging over MSRP, the savings that should normally come with a hybrid no longer exist. Honda will negotiate with MSRP and you get leather seats in their base model. Both are good options, but the overall Honda Odyssey and experience is much better.

[@kamislaran4970]

I would spend good money for an AWD Odyssey with a 6 spd manual transmission with locking differentials. Make the car higher but make it fun, functional and with snow and off road capabilities

[@Chadscarcomps]

You might be one of 100 people in the world that would want that. lol. 6 speed manual in a minivan. Probably the Toyota Previa of 1998 would have had that. :-)

[@UAkovalchuk]

I would also buy one!! I live manual

[@atombomb6719]

I have a 2021 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara with a V6 6 speed manual Lots of fun, but it sucks in city driving. I couldn't see that set up in a minivan- unless it was an MPV.

[@dungeonmastervenger]

2026 Honda Odyssey will have AWD Hybrid already announced by Honda. It will kick Sienna out of the curb. It going to be what everyone expected finally.

[@joesmith3279]

Aug 2024. Still no Sienna's on dealer lots in my area. The few dealers that do have them, are asking for an additional $5k-15k market adjustment. Lol!😂 I purchased a Odyssey.

[@luperon]

How could he not point out the 1500watt outlet on the sienna?

[@ravenm.]

Ikr, that and the ability to have climate control while parked make it the perfect camp conversion vehicle.

[@kungfulender8733]

The sienna has better gas mileage and AWD, but the Odyssey drives better

[@KieferNguyen]

yup i will take the odyssey all day.

[@batman1169]

my 2009 v6 running great now a v6 ten speed vs Toyota v4? Naaaaa. Hard pass.

[@travisstrickland7270]

And Odyssey considerably cheaper

[@MyCleverHandle]

I've been carefully looking at these two minivans, and am leaning toward the Honda. But there are FIVE trim packages for the Odyssey: EX, EX-L, Sport, Touring and Elite.

[@dungeonmastervenger]

He was not fair to compare the top level trim Sienna with the lower level trim Odyssey and not even mention at every point that the Odyssey has every dang option he kept mentioning the boring toyota had. the toyota front interion felt claustrophobic.

[@denisekarolewski640]

Yes I do not like the claustrophobic consul in the front of the sienna .

[@alexmassengale433]

Toyota making you get second row captains chairs in the most desirable trims is a deal breaker for me with my family needs

[@Chadscarcomps]

Thanks for the comment. There is no doubt Honda has the upper hand with seating and flexibility. I didn't even show how the second row seats can shift left-right to change the configuration.

[@jamesmosier6907]

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[@T-Bone5160]

Nice comparison video. I will be buying the Toyota 2024 Platinum trim level w/expected delivery in April 2024. I don't mind that 2021 thru 2024 are all essentially the same. I fell in "love" with the 2021 Sienna when I drove a rental that year. To me...2024 simply means "tried and true" for reliability and such. Respect to Honda I just want the Toyota for specific reasons top two being AWD and Hybrid. Peace.

[@aeneas116116]

Same here. My allocation should be in approx 8 wks

[@KieferNguyen]

to each thier own, for me a hybrid add an additional point of failure and that the battery which will need to be replaced at some point. Honda v6 280hp is a beast.

[@almassengale]

@@KieferNguyen Toyota hybrids are extremely reliable.

[@KieferNguyen]

@@almassengale can't beat physic

[@jimjr9143]

Toyota hybrids are the most reliable . Plus I’m just tired of mini vans and suv averaging 22mpg . This is 2024 already . 35-36mpg on the sienna adds up to huge overall savings . I wouldn’t mind the Honda odyssey but it would have to be priced at least $5000 under comparable Sienna .

[@user-el4su7tl6f]

This is a great video. Keep making more of them

[@Chadscarcomps]

Thanks! Will do! Don’t forget to subscribe. 😀😀

[@dcarlin3]

I am surprised the sound levels were similar in the interior. One of the advantages of the Platinum Sienna you reviewed is acoustic glass that is supposed to make it quieter versus lower trim siennas - so how loud are the SE/XLE/XSE lower trim levels? thanks for the review!

[@JustinStempel-d9p]

Toyota is killing the competition and it is because you get 36 MPG in the city and honda gets 17... not even close dude. Not to mention the AWD is only available on a sienna. There is a reason they have been sold out for 3 years everywhere now.

[@Maples01]

A CVT hell no, and never a 4 cylinder, that pushed me to Honda

[@batman1169]

Yeah but they rust out in 5 years and that ugly front end plastic grill. Yuk 😅 Honda for me.

[@Maples01]

@@batman1169 Honda is fast, blows the doors off the Toyota, so obviously has more power, mine was loaded with beef dad had cut, floor to ceiling was full of coolers

[@ahwayzcool4630]

I currently have a 2010 mazda5. I want a newer minivan. I gotta go with the Odyssey. Looks better plus I want a 6 cylinder engine this time.

[@Maples01]

@@ahwayzcool4630 Traction control on, I still spin the tires on my Odyssey, its pretty powerful, mine is red with black wheels, looks pretty sporty for a minivan, but they are pretty expensive.

[@Maples01]

I use a wheelchair, I removed the rear seat behind the driver, then the sliding seat bracket from my 2022 Honda Odyssey so I can load my wheelchair behind me, no handicap conversion nonsense for me, I never considered the Sienna once I heard it was 4 cylinder CVT, no way, never, I prefer the Honda, I travel back and fourth through the Smokey Mountains from Tennessee to North Carolina, so far my van has been loaded with several coolers full of beef from a cow we had cut up, it handled the load quite well, you could tell it was loaded tho. I've been used to big vans that get single digit gas mileage so believe me, 26 MPG is a blessing, and I need a vehicle that lasts, this replaced my 99 E350, it got 15 MPG at best when new. I don't know why they all need a sunroof/moon roof, its just something to leak later, stop putting holes in vehicle roofs. The Honda will shut off if in traffic long periods, I hate that, turn it off, and I miss using a key, shut it off and the radio stays on until you open the door, making you think its still running. #1 Pet peeve is with the windows down the damn back doors wont open all the way, another unwanted safety feature for morons, I can't get my wheelchair in or out unless the sliding door is all the way open.

[@johnreno8909]

you must absolutely add following options to the odyssey: awd. pano-roof. 360-cam. timing chain. (no timing belt get rid of it) slow-traffic follow feature. built-in vacuum cleaner must be returned to the car. light-off-roading pack option. (with high clearance and some other off-roading features) also needed a additional extra front and other lights females have trouble to see at night (in comparison to men this is biology thing) and vans are driven by many females.

[@bobhester2121]

Great review, just wish you could get same trim levels to review.

[@timcraven5789]

toyotas are nice but when they discontinued the 3.5 motor i think they screwed up

[@natashawilliams9958]

We are in the market to purchase a vehicle. Currently own a Honda Odyssey. Love this vehicle! it has served us well for 12 years but now. we are going to try the Toyota Sienna Hybrid due to the low gas mileage and I love the outlook of the car better on the inside

[@AlwynSchoeman]

Going to take a long time to make up $14k in price difference though...

[@travisstrickland7270]

True. Plus no one mentions that the Hybrid batteries have to be changed around 100,000 miles which cost 3000-6000$ 🤔 . Media always leave that part out

[@jimjr9143]

Someone’s math is way off , $700 difference in base model to around $2700 highest end model . $14,000 ?? Back to school

[@jimjr9143]

Battery on a Toyota will get closer to 150k miles and the difference in money for gas in those 150k miles far exceeds the value compared to the Honda . This is 2024 and I’m really tired of no progress what so ever on gas only suv and mini vans only averaging 22 mpg . To make it worth it for me to buy the Honda is it would have to cost approx $5k less then the Toyota Sienna . To make up for the huge gas savings of the Toyota

[@edburck]

@@travisstrickland7270those Toyota hybrid batteries are warrantied for ten years or 150,000 miles. It's rare - if ever - that people change them out even before 200,000. Toyota is the industry benchmark for hybrids.

[@chrishall2290]

Looked at both, love the performance of the Honda V6 but gas mileage was horrible (16-17) when driving around in city traffic. In highway driving we only saw it improve to 22mpg. Living in Southwest we found the Honda has horrible ventilation in 2nd and 3rd rows because they no longer have ceiling vents. Driving the Sienna around was very comparable to Honda at lower speeds but feels a little sluggish when trying to accelerate to higher speeds however still adequate, definitely not at sporty as Odyssey. However, city driving showed between 36 and 40 mpg while cruising in traffic, incredible mpg. We ultimately went with 2023 Sienna Limited and have loved it so far over past year of ownership. Overall MPG for city and highway we have averaged 37mpg. Performance has been just fine out of hybrid engine and Toyota warranties the Hybrid battery system for 10 yrs or 150k miles. Average replacement for hybrid battery is around 200k. Great vehicle so far but can't deny the performance of the Odyssey V6.

[@jaya9833]

There are a few mentions of Honda Touring and Elite features, but they are wrong. Touring doesn’t have hands-free tailgate. There are a few other errors, but I liked the comparisons overall. It’s very thorough and covers all the important information.

[@nevadabasdeo3625]

Stopped watching when you said you will compare 2021 model to 2024 when title says 2024 vs 2024. Not accurate title on video, misleading.

[@Dbb27]

Yes but 2024 is not a new generation so pretty close to the same.

[@sushi8204]

I would definitely choose Sienna. 36 mpg vs 22 mpg is no brainer.

[@travisstrickland7270]

14,000 dollar difference. LOL, And in cold climates u not getting 36 mpg. HONDA drives better

[@sushi8204]

@@travisstrickland7270 Not so fast. Toyota XSE fully load with XSE Premium package is $52.5K This package probably will bring Sienna to the Elite level which is $51K. So the price difference is only is only $1.5k but I think you still get more like 1500w inverter. In the winter you are not going to get 22mpg from Odyssey either. V6 is a V6 regardless even if you drive on freeway. It is a gas guzzler. Honda does not drive better either. BTW, I drove my RAV4 Prime at Yellowstone during the snow and cold. I did not get any reduction in mpg.

[@sushi8204]

@@travisstrickland7270 bullshit. Sienna starts at $39k while Odyssey starts at almost $42k

[@garypritchard9787]

VCM system in odyssey’s suck!! Cause engine oil consumption- rings freezing to pistons. Have had a 2011 with 150k miles, now getting massive problems, even though we took care of it, it has reached its end of life😩

[@fediz4892]

I love my 2024 Sienna XSE! It’s getting 41.1 mpg in the city. 😅

[@MGMGMGXX]

谎言

[@WilliamJannis]

I would lean towards Toyota to to the hybrid and all wheel drive

[@essaahmad528]

My aunt has a 2021 Honda Odyssey EXL in black

[@dungeonmastervenger]

Excellent choice. Your aunt has exquisite taste.

[@sushi8204]

Locking gas door is on every Toyota I have ever seen or drove. So I don't think Toyota will ever change it.

[@harrispwh]

The Kia clearly wins on looks. the sienna, with the hybrid option, appears to have the advantage, but the initial higher cost does not allow for people to recoup any savings unless they keep the vehicle for a very long time and drive many miles, mixed driving. And if you do intend to keep the vehicle along time, the Kia Warranty is so much longer. It almost makes a decision to no-brainer.

[@jessicageorge2683]

Moms use the 2nd mirror!!! It shows the kids and the other is at a different angle to see outside the vehicle

[@StellarFella]

I am 6' even and 300 lbs. Fat thighs so my legs need to splay out. A wide center console does not allow that. The Honda does not have that restrictive center console. And I like their tried and true V-6 engine.

[@dungeonmastervenger]

The Sienna is very claustrophobic in the front row. Its like they made it for Japanese drivers and the second row for Japanese executives. The 3rd row an after through for their "secretaries" ...ehem ehem. ....

[@kaosaelee7866]

I just bought the honda touring today,this thing feels light weight 280 horse power this thing drives like my s2000 but more room.

[@romanmendez9181]

How is the AC in the 2nd row with the vents on the side, how quickly does it get cool? I have 2 kiddos backwards facing and this is a Huge factor on which we will get

[@alisaleh2509]

For sure the odyssey with the tried and true V6 and non of that trouble hybrid crap that will give u problems on long term ownership

[@KieferNguyen]

Hybrid add an additional point of failure and that the battery which will need to be replaced at some point

[@User-oy1xo]

Fuel efficiency will save you about 5k every 100k miles in the hybrid, plus Toyota has been making hybrids for decades with great reliability

[@KieferNguyen]

@@User-oy1xo I am sure the savings is nice if you keep it that long expect the battery to be affected. You can't defeat physics, short term yes long term no.

[@lisabeth61lk]

Love my new Sienna!

[@hycho8925]

Sienna is nearly 10k+ than odyssey(also impossible to get). People say better gas mileage of sienna makes up for the extra 10k but if you finance for the vehicle, you soon find out the monthly cost difference is gigantic (probably around $200 per month which is about 2-3 trips to the pump per month). Also i think it is almost offensive that you would have to pay that much more for a vehicle of the same class...and its not even a luxury car!

[@sushi8204]

That is not true at all. Toyota Sienna MSRP starts at $39,185 while Odyssey starts $41,920 So stop this bullshit!!!!!

[@daily_lyfe]

You forgot about the Sport package for the Odyssey to make 5 different trims. Also you compare a Sienna Platinum package over an Odyssey EX-L model, which is next in line after the base EX model. Why didn't you compare this Sienna to an Odyssey Elite model? You were better off comparing the Odyseey to a Sienna XLE model. This is not a full apples to apples comparison here.

[@Chadscarcomps]

Thanks for the comment. I did not mention the Sport trim, you are correct…my mistake. If I could have gotten my hands on an Odyssey Elite I would have compared that. I was limited to the trim levels that were available at the dealership at the time I filmed the comparisons, unfortunately.

[@ChuongNguyen-up9fy]

I had two 2024 Honda Odyssey....one is a Touring and the other one is an Elite. Both had suspension issue

[@Chadscarcomps]

Two brand new Odysseys with suspension issues? That’s rare

[@ChuongNguyen-up9fy]

@@Chadscarcomps there is a bulletin issued by Honda for models 2019-2024 regarding the suspension. It makes a noise at low speed

[@uzielgutz7188]

My gx had that mirror for the kids in the back, and if you pulled on it ,it opens for sunglasses storage

[@Chadscarcomps]

That mirror is only the mirror. It is not a sunglasses holder. 😀😀

[@sushi8204]

If you want sporty drive XSE instead of Limited.

[@sushi8204]

So lets see Honda 75 db and you call it quiet? Toyota is 70db and you call it noisy?

[@jsrodri]

The 2024 model has more features than this 2021 model. Couple examples: 3rd row does have sunshade. 2nd row seats slide left and right when center seat is out. You should use the rights years to review.

[@Chadscarcomps]

Thanks for the comment, Jared. In my video I mention that I couldn’t get a 2024 Sienna. They are in such high demand and Toyota isn’t producing enough to meet demand. They are all sold before they hit the lot. My only choice was to review a mostly unchanged model in the 2021 Sienna.

[@JustinStempel-d9p]

@@Chadscarcomps There is a reason you cannot get a sienna and it is because they are the better option consumer wise.

[@maxin3231]

Unless you are changing car every 5-6 years, Toyota wins every time. Unfortunately reliability have more weight in my opinion

[@eclipsed168]

Not a very good comparison with the trims is like comparing apples to oranges. Comparing a top of the line Toyota vs a base trim Honda.

[@aleksokol6293]

I had both, now I drive the Honda just because Toyota wables too much to right and left gave me bad headaches all the time, i like Honda better much faster and better handles in corners too

[@cg1885]

Did you have the xse? I’m hoping yhe cornering is better control

[@sushi8204]

You can't advertise the review of 2024 but actually review 2021. Also, 2024 will have a lot of changes that you might not obviously see because Toyota always updates something every year.

[@Chadscarcomps]

According to Toyota, they are identical. No updates.

[@sushi8204]

@@Chadscarcomps Toyota doesn't report changes unless they are significant. For example 2021 probably doesn't have lighted switches while 2023 does. 2021 also has replaceable cabin LEDs but they are dim. Starting in 2023 LEDs are soldered to the boards and much brighter. There are other changes that are not very visible.

[@Equinsu_Ocha]

Sienna's dont last in dealers. All sold before they arrive. Would be a closer battle once Honda stops neglecting the Ody

[@Chadscarcomps]

A new Odyssey is coming! Expect a pretty radical design change on the exterior. It should most likely look like the Pilot/Accord/Civic front end being squared off. I expect the upper trim levels will get hybrid powertrain and all of the latest safety features. Overall I agree with you…Odyssey has carried on since 2018 essentially unchanged. This is a couple of years past Hondas normal 5-6 year cycle of redesign

[@whyallthefuss201]

@@Chadscarcompsmaybe I should hold off on getting the 24 Odyssey Elite for the hybrid version in 25

[@Chadscarcomps]

@@whyallthefuss201 kzbin.info/www/bejne/boLRpZaigNFnY6c Take a look at this video. I would expect the redesign to look like this. I have seen these pictures and video on multiple sites. The issue is you may not be able to get your hands on one for awhile. I would expect them to offer the hybrid, but maybe not on all trims. Powertrain details are just a guess at this point.

[@whyallthefuss201]

@@Chadscarcomps thanks for the info. I would imagine the Odyssey hybrid version will be just as popular as the latest Sienna.However, I’m willing to sacrifice few mpg for smoother and more powerful ICE engine in the 25 Odyssey. Having said that, I still like the 24 Odyssey and may pull the trigger to buy one

[@alohaohana-j1r]

Wish you compared the platinum to an elite for an apples to apples. Also the biggest plus for Honda are the magic slide seats. Being able to keep a car set in place and slide over for third row access is great. Both cars are so bad at tech for US versions. The Asian market models are so much better

[@jamesharris7680]

What's up with Toyota's infotainment system? It looks like a cheap old casio game. Then go look at the infotainment center on the Kia Carnival.Twice as elegant twice As clean cosmetically and sophisticated looking.

[@Chadscarcomps]

I agree with you! The white background on the Sienna and Camry (and maybe others) looks so bad, IMO. Expect that theme to go away with newer versions of Toyota products

[@samgen4394]

We had suspension issues with carnival for 2 whole years before we traded it for sienna. I will take reliability anyday for bigger screen

[@Dthoaitv6]

I have tested 2 of this car and I chose Odyssey much better to drive and technology

[@Woohallie]

Drivibility wise,we love hondas! Plus resale value isnt bad and the prices are better with whT u get. Toyotas are marked up and doesnt even have a remote start or u have to subscribe.yikes.

[@Maples01]

Honda remote start only works if you are right next to it, you can reach in and start it you are so close, not an impressive option, I used to open my other van via remote from 30 feet away.

[@JB-xd1fo]

Toyota will outlast the Honda by miles!

[@d_no_allyn_86]

You know it's spuh dometer right? It's not speed ometer.

[@Chadscarcomps]

Potato pot ah to

[@d_no_allyn_86]

@Chadscarcomps lmao. 🤷‍♂️I guess ya. Awesome review. My sister needs something a lot bigger for her cooking school for all the things she totes back and forth to the class. She also wants good gas mileage because she drives a good 35 minutes each way Karma but it doesn't look like the Honda is as good as I once thought for gas mileage. I thought somewhere I read that it's like 35 MPG or more but the more I look it's like only 20 something. And it doesn't look like that 2025 is ever coming around in the way they promised.

[@MrOscar5690]

Sienna all day

[@minhhop3208]

Instead of having so many cup ho,ders and empty bulky srorage in between the two front seat , Sienna should have a fridge there !

[@danswartwood4580]

Thank you for your APPRECIATION to your subscribers 😢😢😢

[@Chadscarcomps]

Hi Dan. Not sure if you are being sarcastic or not. 😀

[@danswartwood4580]

@@Chadscarcomps just a hint

[@Chadscarcomps]

Probably a good idea to thank my subscribers. I hadn’t thought of that, honestly. But I will work that into future videos. 😀

[@danswartwood4580]

Thank you

[@carrera2320]

MINIVANS ARE BETTER THAN SUV, I WILL NEVER GO BACK TO AN SUV

[@samgen4394]

2 year wait time on sienna !!!

[@Watchman999]

Honda but whatever you do make sure you shut off that idiotic reputation destroying VCM system from Hell.

[@Chadscarcomps]

That is the most expressive angry expression I have read about vcm. But I can’t argue with you. 😀😀

[@Watchman999]

@@Chadscarcomps right?

[@sdmc0904]

You didn't cover one of the most important features of the odyssey... The Magic Slide second row! This is why ppl with kids get this van. You really got a lot wrong with this review. First of all don't compare a 3 yr old top of the line to a brand new basic model. Then make sure you get your facts right before you review. This was a pretty awful excuse of a review. Using floaty for an adjective to describe how the sienna drives? We love our odyssey but you didn't do it justice.

[@Bng210]

The grocery getter? I use my Sienna to haul heavy loads, landscaping material, moving furniture...you are not giving it the respect it deserves.

[@jessicanetro6433]

That Honda!!!

[@MarkPhilly-tp2wq]

Honda a the way

[@hsfpiano1989]

Dont compare this you can really buy a Sienna.HATE THIS Toyota BS....

[@Chadscarcomps]

I’m not sure I understand your comment….

[@JonMoralesLA]

@@Chadscarcompsthink they meant to say you can’t really buy a Sienna thus their frustration

[@minhhop3208]

Sienna looks bulky , both back and front ! The rear lights looks ugly !

[@troypeak9004]

Kia Carnival Win!