Despite the hubbub over crossovers and SUVs, minivans still rule the roost when it comes to practical family transportation. The 2020 Toyota Sienna is a case in point – it can seat eight, return decent gas mileage, haul home nearly anything, and still fit in the garage. Those shopping for the utmost in suburban practicality can look again to the Sienna.
The Sienna is available in a wide variety of configurations; front-wheel or all-wheel drive, 2.7-liter 187-hp four-cylinder or 3.5-liter 266-hp V6 engines, and seven or eight passenger seating configurations. Both engines use a six-speed automatic transmission with manual-shift capability. Four-wheel anti-lock disc brakes with brake assist, traction control, stability control, anti-whiplash head-restraints, tire pressure monitor... Read more »
The Toyota Sienna is all new for 2004. Bigger and better than last year's model, it's the first in a parade of redesigned minivans and may be the new class leader. What makes the new Sienna impressive is not ground-breaking features. (Of course, it has power sliding doors, a power tailgate, and a rear-view camera.)... Read more »
The Sienna is initially based on the Toyota Camry. It has three of row of seats, a V-6 borrowed from the Camry, and an optional sliding passenger door on the driver side. It however lacks features, such as traction control and a DVD navigation system, found on competitor models.
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