Don't knock the LE until you've tried it. We got our 2021 LE for $34,500. 8 seats, small wheels, skinny tires, no motorized seats or rear lift gate, yet it has all of the safety tech and Toyota's reliability. With all of the weight savings, we consistently get 40+mpg. Couldn't be happier. Thanks for the great review!
We’re looking at the LE too. Are you able to take the center middle seat out? The LE seems to have everything our family needs. Plus we live in Arizona so leather in a 116F summer is out.
@@EdgarLopez-pv8co The 2nd row middle seat pops right out. Underneath it are a couple more cup holders. If you get the spare tire option, you will need to find a place to store the seat. If you do not get the spare tire option, the seat tucks away in the wall behind the 3rd row nicely. And yes, the cloth seats are much more forgiving in the summer heat.
Getting my 2023 next month, after a 9 month wait. Can’t wait! All of the negatives that I’ve seen are more than outweighed by the positives. I don’t “floor it” with my kids, so why would I need to with a minivan. And I would rather borrow a family members truck than have a second row removed, then mess around putting it back in. Sounds unnecessary. Can’t wait for my minivan
One of the big advantages of the new Sienna, beside fuel economy is that you can get AWD and also equip with a spare tire. The all wheel drive van no longer depends on run-flat tires, which offers lots of possibilities when buying replacement tires.
Nonremovable seats are a deal breaker somewhat. My business requires me to travel and load my inventory with as much room possible. Just gonna get a MB Sprinter for work. I might as well. Costs just about the same when you add features.
I would remove all seats except the one behind the driver, so for childless and dogless me,it would be a deal breaker. I stiil have a perfectly well running 1998 Sienna XLE (with fake woodgrain), 17 inch tires and the same engine power as the 23 model. ( all seats are removeable and thankfully no power doors). My Van has 276,0000 miles and I'M far from 17!
I don’t have kids and I still love minivans. I can throw all my hunting, camping, surfing, snowboarding and mountain biking gear inside and have easy access to it. Minivans (and vans in general) are the shizzy.
I just traded my 2021 Corolla SE, which was made in Japan, for a 2022 Corolla SE Apex, that was made in Mississippi. There is no comparison. Despite the Apex being a more expensive model, the quality is no where near that of the 2021 Corolla that was made in Japan. The car was delivered out of alignment, the body panels don't fit together correctly, the radio sound is poor quality, the interior seat seams aren't stitched correctly, the tire sensor dash light doesn't work, and the worst of all, water collects in the doors when it rains. After researching, Toyota is aware of this issue and their official "fix" is to leave out the plugs at the bottom of the door so the water can drain out. Absurd. Water should not be collecting in the door panels in the first place. This is apparently an issue only present in the Toyotas made in the US, not Japan, And its is across many models not just the Corolla. Over time, the repeated water exposure is going to cause rust, mold, mildew and damage the electrical system. Save yourself the headache, if the Toyota wasn't made in Japan, DO NOT buy it.
Driving a minivan in 2023 is a flex. I can’t explain my reasoning but when I see a person driving a minivan, especially if they don’t have kids, it’s just a luxury.
Sienna's are selling for well above msrp in my town if you can find one. I purchased a 2023 Odyssey Touring for $3300 below msrp. No way I'm paying msrp or higher for any car.
I own a 2021 Sienna and the non removable second row is a non-issue. We never ever need more space than what we get with the third row down and you can push the second row SOOOO family back to make a limo-like space. We pull 34 mpg year round in the dead of winter and heat of summer without even trying.
Hi I rent a minivan monthly and decided to try a Toyota Sienna hybrid and it runs like a Lexus. It’s very spacious inside and being a 4 cylinder engine hybrid it gives you lots of power and gas millage. I can drive it from Orlando to Tampa back and forth and the gas gauge stays almost in full. We were looking for a Chrysler Pacifica but Toyota has more space only issue is the auto turn with the key fob and needs a better radio. Other than that very happy with the Sienna 2023.
Just research pricing of the Sienna if you decide to swap it for a Grand Highlander, considering how hard Siennas are to come by, you just might end up selling it for about what it cost you, which is insane since we're talking about minivans and not rarefied limited edition sports cars. In any case, don't let a dealer lowball you out of the Sienna IF you choose to go down that route.
Not being able to remove the second row seat is a bummer because that is a lot of space. Mini vans are where it’s at if you have kids or just want something with a lot of enclosed cargo space. They can do everything a SUV can and sometimes more. You didn’t talk about the tow rating in the video though. Some of us like to tow trailers with our vans.
My 2010 LE still rocks it. 187K miles. I dislike the loss of cargo capacity and non removable 2nd row but will probably buy one in a year or two. I’m a 60 something man who drives alone 90% of the time #lovethatversatility
I also have the LE 2010..wish I could have gotten the AWD though. The hybrid siennas are cool..interest rates are crazy and inflation whew..saving up til I can afford to buy another sienna cash 😂
@@ChesterWilliamNimitz Need to get the zero % financing back 😃 Also I need to have the E-Brake cable replaced due to sticking and rust bubbles are starting along the rocker panels 😞
People your kids will appreciate you more if you buy a cheaper van without going into 50k debt to get them around and instead put that money in their college fund account
The Toyota Sienna is an excellent family vehicle, especially for young families. We bought ours in 2005 which we still use for extended family trips. After travelling ~210,000 Km , the drive train remains bullet-proof and the van is as highly practical as the latest generation.
Very good video, but as far as prices are concerned, you are misleading people. All your MSRPs are underestimated by several thousand compared to the real ones. In addition, they are almost impossible to find. And if you are still lucky enough to find a new Sienna, then be prepared for the fact that dealers add another 7 to 10 thousand to the MSRP.
@@tinhinnh why not? The brown interior is decent and it has luxury features that are unheard of in the segment. Those luxury features could have been in the GH to justify its potentially high cost
I had a 2020 limited awd v6 and I got one of the first 2021 hybrid limited awds in Canada. It's not perfect, but it does so many things well. It's amazing on gas, 700-900km to the tank in city driving depending on tires, very comfortable to drive, looks good, AWD system is weaker in the hybrid but easily handles snow with blizzaks on. I hate the media system. The blu ray player was so simple and easy to use. The plastic wheels are a joke on a $50k+ vehicle and the halogen interior and reverse lights are silly. If you have more than 2 kids or go on trips, a van is a must and this thing beats the Pacifica, Odyssey and Carnival overall. Sure, the Odyssey has more pep and a better interior but it's terrible on gas, has no 360 camera, no shifter and no awd. Pacifica is a Chrysler so roll that dice if you want. Same with Kia.
Kms per tank is a meaningless figure. You could have a HUGE tank or a miniature tank. Not to mention you could drive like a granny or a lunatic, so your mileage may not reflect real world.
FYI, even though the second row is stated as not being removable, plenty of videos in RUclips showing how you can remove it with simple tools and without damage to the car. Under a 5-10 min time to remove. It's just not non tool removable. Just mentioning in case that is a deal breaker for some.
I would never buy another Chrysler Mini-Van, I am on my 4th and am waiting now for my 2023 Sienna Platinum to arrive. Compare Toyota quality to Fiat quality :), my 2005 T&C is not the most quality and that was much simpler technology - Honda ? The V6 still has a rubber timing belt, right ? And ya, removing the middle seats would be nice, but what about the air bags ? The Chrysler Hybrid does not fold middle seats cause of the batteries, so need to compare apple to bananas.
Not being able to remove the middle seats is a show-stopper for me. We've owned 3 Honda Odyssey's, and that is one of the best features! You can haul a 4'x8' piece of plywood with no issue! Honda best!
I think he’s inaccurate on a lot of the ‘features’ - things like full-surround back up cameras, AWD, hybrid, are only on certain high end models. He’s reviewing & showing a Platinum, the top of the top of the line.
Agreed that sienna is not luxurious but it focuses on safety and reliability. I own this amazing vehicle from 2021 and there is nothing I can complain. Really good car
Toyota and Tech somehow have the same magnetic pole relationship - repel each other... maybe coz those words both start with `T`. Toyota's hidden sales pitch to its customers - "We don't need them, they need us, so charge them internet age price, but give them stone age tech" 😀 Anyways, thank you for your review.
I’ve had seven sienna vans over the years. I did not want to switch over to the non-removable second row seats. We finally did and I’m gonna be honest it has been a non-issue. The second row slides forward so much. You can still use it as a cargo van but the super slide on the second row that extends back so far is amazing. Don’t let it stop you.
I've been driving a minivan for the past 10 yrs. Recently bought a Camry and boy what a difference. I'm a minivan user for life now. I love everything about a minivan. The only thing I didn't like about my minivan was the poor gas mileage.
Very close! This was shot in coastal New Hampshire! CarGurus is based in Cambridge, so a lot of our videos come from New England (and from our teams in Southern California too!)
It all comes down to "What's important to you?". That's it. If gas mileage is your thing, then go with this. But if you're into ride quality, performance (if there' is such a thing in Minivans), and tech, go with the Carnival. If you want something that's been tried and trued, then Odyssey is probably right for you.
The odyssey is a good van, carnival is pretty but it's new in the market and many people don't know to much about it yet. I think all three vans are excellent choices!
I'd put the Ody as a happy "middle ground" between these 2, it has a lot of tech that the Sienna doesn't have (cabin watch+cabin talk, 2nd row screen, and the "magic" second row seating) but still with a V6 a traditional auto and a slightly step behind the Kia infotainment, but while Honda has had a few reliability woes in past years, nothing like the mess Hyundai/Kia has had as a whole company. If you need to constantly combine between hauling stuff and people, the Pacifica with the stow and go 2nd row is where it's at, but that is locked in to the FWD V6 and excludes AWD and the PHEV, IIRC. All 4 vans have something going for them and by themselves(excluding any brand issues) are great products that prioritize slightly different things, the only shame about this is that this segment has been overlooked for bigger SUVs that in the name of higher ride height or some design trend sacrifice practicality and utility, and we're only getting 4 different takes on the minivan, and not more.
Unfortunately, removable 2nd row seats are usually quite heavy. I'd rather have the Pacifica's stow n go seats, even though I'd rather not own a Stellantis product.
Don't knock the LE until you've tried it. We got our 2021 LE for $34,500. 8 seats, small wheels, skinny tires, no motorized seats or rear lift gate, yet it has all of the safety tech and Toyota's reliability. With all of the weight savings, we consistently get 40+mpg. Couldn't be happier. Thanks for the great review!
We’re looking at the LE too. Are you able to take the center middle seat out? The LE seems to have everything our family needs. Plus we live in Arizona so leather in a 116F summer is out.
@@EdgarLopez-pv8co The 2nd row middle seat pops right out. Underneath it are a couple more cup holders. If you get the spare tire option, you will need to find a place to store the seat. If you do not get the spare tire option, the seat tucks away in the wall behind the 3rd row nicely. And yes, the cloth seats are much more forgiving in the summer heat.
…I need the Birds 360 camera view available on the Platinum trim level. Business use
@@EdgarLopez-pv8co yes middle seat is removable LE is Def best value
I disagree
Getting my 2023 next month, after a 9 month wait. Can’t wait! All of the negatives that I’ve seen are more than outweighed by the positives. I don’t “floor it” with my kids, so why would I need to with a minivan. And I would rather borrow a family members truck than have a second row removed, then mess around putting it back in. Sounds unnecessary. Can’t wait for my minivan
Nice, did you have to pay any markup on it?
@@harrytej Nope 👍
One of the big advantages of the new Sienna, beside fuel economy is that you can get AWD and also equip with a spare tire. The all wheel drive van no longer depends on run-flat tires, which offers lots of possibilities when buying replacement tires.
Ickyk there’s a way to add a shortcut to CarPlay or android auto on the Home Screen. You need to mess with the settings
Nonremovable seats are a deal breaker somewhat. My business requires me to travel and load my inventory with as much room possible. Just gonna get a MB Sprinter for work. I might as well. Costs just about the same when you add features.
I liked it and I am hoping to buy it soon.
Thanks for the review.
Sliding doors are just awesome. Honestly why not put sliding doors on crossovers or sedans?
I was suislide doors.... They slide back to access the 2nd row, then open suicide style a little for the third row.
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What a pity is not regular sold in Europe
I would remove all seats except the one behind the driver, so for childless and dogless me,it would be a deal breaker. I stiil have a perfectly well running 1998 Sienna XLE (with fake woodgrain), 17 inch tires and the same engine power as the 23 model. ( all seats are removeable and thankfully no power doors). My Van has 276,0000 miles and I'M far from 17!
The newscast dialect in car reviews is way overused. Just speak normal this isn’t MotorTrend or 10pm news.
Why is there a copper glow reflecting in the paint on some shots? What is that?
It’s distracting, that’s what it is.
It’s… the sun.
Looks matter to my wife and I, we'll never get a minivan, but I do enjoy a good review.
My Sienna is 2004 with 260,000 miles on it, still running well. Easy to maintain, cheap to repair, and very reliable. The best of bests
I don’t have kids and I still love minivans. I can throw all my hunting, camping, surfing, snowboarding and mountain biking gear inside and have easy access to it. Minivans (and vans in general) are the shizzy.
You're the first reviewer who Ive watched who was brutally honest about the hybrid's gas mileage in the winter! Thumbs up!
The XSE, rattle squeak from EVERYWHERE! totally shit even before was eaten!
I just traded my 2021 Corolla SE, which was made in Japan, for a 2022 Corolla SE Apex, that was made in Mississippi. There is no comparison. Despite the Apex being a more expensive model, the quality is no where near that of the 2021 Corolla that was made in Japan. The car was delivered out of alignment, the body panels don't fit together correctly, the radio sound is poor quality, the interior seat seams aren't stitched correctly, the tire sensor dash light doesn't work, and the worst of all, water collects in the doors when it rains. After researching, Toyota is aware of this issue and their official "fix" is to leave out the plugs at the bottom of the door so the water can drain out. Absurd. Water should not be collecting in the door panels in the first place. This is apparently an issue only present in the Toyotas made in the US, not Japan, And its is across many models not just the Corolla. Over time, the repeated water exposure is going to cause rust, mold, mildew and damage the electrical system. Save yourself the headache, if the Toyota wasn't made in Japan, DO NOT buy it.
Driving a minivan in 2023 is a flex. I can’t explain my reasoning but when I see a person driving a minivan, especially if they don’t have kids, it’s just a luxury.
😂..that be me
@@1922BluePhoenix Me as well. I'm well off and getting a minivan ..lol
Me too, but it’s a BraunAbility conversion, so I’m flexing as high as a full size truck😂
Sienna's are selling for well above msrp in my town if you can find one. I purchased a 2023 Odyssey Touring for $3300 below msrp. No way I'm paying msrp or higher for any car.
I didn't buy bc I was told prices would come down. But I haven't seen that. Cars sell for so much more than pre covid. Everything does.
I own a 2021 Sienna and the non removable second row is a non-issue. We never ever need more space than what we get with the third row down and you can push the second row SOOOO family back to make a limo-like space. We pull 34 mpg year round in the dead of winter and heat of summer without even trying.
SOOOO family back??
@@OMGWTFLOLSMH I think they meant "far" back.
Hi I rent a minivan monthly and decided to try a Toyota Sienna hybrid and it runs like a Lexus. It’s very spacious inside and being a 4 cylinder engine hybrid it gives you lots of power and gas millage. I can drive it from Orlando to Tampa back and forth and the gas gauge stays almost in full. We were looking for a Chrysler Pacifica but Toyota has more space only issue is the auto turn with the key fob and needs a better radio. Other than that very happy with the Sienna 2023.
I feel the le price is more of a bait you into the dealer as they never have them in.
Our 2019 sienna hauls full sheets of plywood and drywall when I remove the seats. And the stereo is amazing with the seats out/down.
…Good to know
But its SOOOO loud. Road noise was the deal breaker for us.
I’ve heard about the road noise; that definitely was the main reason why I pushed away and decide to stick with the Honda odyssey
I was thinking about trading my 2022 Sienna for the 2024 Grand Highlander, but this video is making it hard for me to do so! 🤣
It comes down to the following:
Hybrid performance and bigger screens or Lexus features and easier to use infotainment
Just research pricing of the Sienna if you decide to swap it for a Grand Highlander, considering how hard Siennas are to come by, you just might end up selling it for about what it cost you, which is insane since we're talking about minivans and not rarefied limited edition sports cars. In any case, don't let a dealer lowball you out of the Sienna IF you choose to go down that route.
As you discussed your final thoughts at the end, couldn't help but notice how the rear license plate looks crooked, right side lower..not level. 🤪🧐
Not being able to remove the second row seat is a bummer because that is a lot of space. Mini vans are where it’s at if you have kids or just want something with a lot of enclosed cargo space. They can do everything a SUV can and sometimes more. You didn’t talk about the tow rating in the video though. Some of us like to tow trailers with our vans.
I don't get why Toyota doesn't make 8 seats available on the top trim. That is a huge advantage, for my needs, for the Odyssey.
My 2010 LE still rocks it. 187K miles. I dislike the loss of cargo capacity and non removable 2nd row but will probably buy one in a year or two. I’m a 60 something man who drives alone 90% of the time #lovethatversatility
I also have the LE 2010..wish I could have gotten the AWD though. The hybrid siennas are cool..interest rates are crazy and inflation whew..saving up til I can afford to buy another sienna cash 😂
@@ChesterWilliamNimitz Need to get the zero % financing back 😃
Also I need to have the E-Brake cable replaced due to sticking and rust bubbles are starting along the rocker panels 😞
id take the Sienna over any SUV if i had the cash, and i am a single guy without kids.
The thing looks like a freaking personal jet.
2nd row seats don’t remove IS a DEAL Breaker for me. On roadtrips I car camp and need full cargo space☹️ too bad.
Who are the so called LUCKY ones to get one?? Let's ask the WEF if we could order one a year in advance!
Non removable second row seats is a deal breaker for us.
People your kids will appreciate you more if you buy a cheaper van without going into 50k debt to get them around and instead put that money in their college fund account
They need to have the removable 2nd row seat. A lot of people are getting these vans just to car camp. Like myself.
The Toyota Sienna is an excellent family vehicle, especially for young families.
We bought ours in 2005 which we still use for extended family trips. After travelling ~210,000 Km , the drive train remains bullet-proof and the van is as highly practical as the latest generation.
Very good video, but as far as prices are concerned, you are misleading people. All your MSRPs are underestimated by several thousand compared to the real ones. In addition, they are almost impossible to find. And if you are still lucky enough to find a new Sienna, then be prepared for the fact that dealers add another 7 to 10 thousand to the MSRP.
This interior is what should have been in the grand highlander
Agreed!
No.
@@tinhinnh why not? The brown interior is decent and it has luxury features that are unheard of in the segment. Those luxury features could have been in the GH to justify its potentially high cost
Would have got one, but 8-10 mo th wait time plus at least 2K mark up. So got the new Honda Pilot instead.
How is the new pilot? I was thinking about getting it too
I had a 2020 limited awd v6 and I got one of the first 2021 hybrid limited awds in Canada. It's not perfect, but it does so many things well. It's amazing on gas, 700-900km to the tank in city driving depending on tires, very comfortable to drive, looks good, AWD system is weaker in the hybrid but easily handles snow with blizzaks on.
I hate the media system. The blu ray player was so simple and easy to use. The plastic wheels are a joke on a $50k+ vehicle and the halogen interior and reverse lights are silly.
If you have more than 2 kids or go on trips, a van is a must and this thing beats the Pacifica, Odyssey and Carnival overall. Sure, the Odyssey has more pep and a better interior but it's terrible on gas, has no 360 camera, no shifter and no awd. Pacifica is a Chrysler so roll that dice if you want. Same with Kia.
…Great analysis. Hub caps suck on a Toyota-Always falling off
Kms per tank is a meaningless figure. You could have a HUGE tank or a miniature tank. Not to mention you could drive like a granny or a lunatic, so your mileage may not reflect real world.
FYI, even though the second row is stated as not being removable, plenty of videos in RUclips showing how you can remove it with simple tools and without damage to the car. Under a 5-10 min time to remove. It's just not non tool removable. Just mentioning in case that is a deal breaker for some.
Non removable second row seats is a deal breaker for us.
I would never buy another Chrysler Mini-Van, I am on my 4th and am waiting now for my 2023 Sienna Platinum to arrive. Compare Toyota quality to Fiat quality :), my 2005 T&C is not the most quality and that was much simpler technology - Honda ? The V6 still has a rubber timing belt, right ? And ya, removing the middle seats would be nice, but what about the air bags ? The Chrysler Hybrid does not fold middle seats cause of the batteries, so need to compare apple to bananas.
Not being able to remove the middle seats is a show-stopper for me. We've owned 3 Honda Odyssey's, and that is one of the best features! You can haul a 4'x8' piece of plywood with no issue! Honda best!
Non removable 2nd row seats makes it a huge no for me, but dont worry Toyota you do have me interested in the Highlander.
No removable 2nd row is the deal breaker. That is a major limitation in an otherwise very capable segment.
I do not like the reduction of power at a higher price; that is a bad trade off.
I think he’s inaccurate on a lot of the ‘features’ - things like full-surround back up cameras, AWD, hybrid, are only on certain high end models. He’s reviewing & showing a Platinum, the top of the top of the line.
pretty sure the Sienna XLE (w/ plus package) and higher models have the "Driver Easy Speak" in-car intercom system
Agreed that sienna is not luxurious but it focuses on safety and reliability. I own this amazing vehicle from 2021 and there is nothing I can complain. Really good car
How many families have you seen actually removed the second row to haul things around???? None...
I drive a 2o23 Honda Odyssey EX-L myself
Team HONDA!
Love my 2019 L . Simple and universal.
You lost me at CVT. I wish they'd stop putting that crap into cars and would bring manuals back as an option for those of us who want that engagement.
I have the Odyssey for daily kid duties and drive my 911 when I want to have fun.
The second row seating really hurt this minivan. If you are not going to make them removable, at least make them foldable.
My children are grown and I'm still getting in a Sienna.
Only downsize is non removable seats, you could technically remove it with some tools but also wiring. Looks GHL Pltnm will be in the low $60k’s
4 cylinder 🤡🤡🤡🤡
When are they gonna make this electric already???
Toyota and Tech somehow have the same magnetic pole relationship - repel each other... maybe coz those words both start with `T`. Toyota's hidden sales pitch to its customers - "We don't need them, they need us, so charge them internet age price, but give them stone age tech" 😀
Anyways, thank you for your review.
I for one got tired of this mentality so I now avoid Toyota Lexus
Minivans are far superior to 3 row SUVs in every way.
Not being able to remove the back seats is a BIG negative for me. I like that it comes in a AWD version.
I’ve had seven sienna vans over the years. I did not want to switch over to the non-removable second row seats.
We finally did and I’m gonna be honest it has been a non-issue.
The second row slides forward so much. You can still use it as a cargo van but the super slide on the second row that extends back so far is amazing. Don’t let it stop you.
Great review, Matt! Loved the smooth Simone Biles to Lebron James transition 👌 😂
Thanks bud!
3 words.I love it!
Non removable seats deal breaker
Keeping our 2007 Sienna LE, it now has 158,000 miles, and it has the 3.5 L V-6 engine. That's a great engine!
I've been driving a minivan for the past 10 yrs. Recently bought a Camry and boy what a difference. I'm a minivan user for life now. I love everything about a minivan. The only thing I didn't like about my minivan was the poor gas mileage.
I'm just curious if anyone knows what length bungee cords work best to fasten the doors down when the lift motors quit?
id also like to know what length stick would work best to prop up the door if the bungees break?
one thing i dont like is that huge center consule between the driver and pass . i want to be able to access the back of the van
Excellent review. Thanks.
That was a cool presentation
Yep. Unfoldable second row seats is a deal braker.
That’s New Jersey? Would’ve guessed Marblehead or Newburyport Massachusetts or Lunenburg Nova Scotia
Very close! This was shot in coastal New Hampshire! CarGurus is based in Cambridge, so a lot of our videos come from New England (and from our teams in Southern California too!)
@@cargurus A new building for CarGurus is being built in Boston. It's almost ready. Not far from the Prudential Tower right above the Masspike.
What about the recliner 2nd row seats??
…Called ottomans
1x(3/2/23)…..done thank you. You have a very engaging voice
You're right, I drove my parent's plymouth voyager minivan when I got my license!
No Spare Wheel in the AWD
sportheefull size camper
It all comes down to "What's important to you?". That's it. If gas mileage is your thing, then go with this. But if you're into ride quality, performance (if there' is such a thing in Minivans), and tech, go with the Carnival. If you want something that's been tried and trued, then Odyssey is probably right for you.
The odyssey is a good van, carnival is pretty but it's new in the market and many people don't know to much about it yet. I think all three vans are excellent choices!
I'd put the Ody as a happy "middle ground" between these 2, it has a lot of tech that the Sienna doesn't have (cabin watch+cabin talk, 2nd row screen, and the "magic" second row seating) but still with a V6 a traditional auto and a slightly step behind the Kia infotainment, but while Honda has had a few reliability woes in past years, nothing like the mess Hyundai/Kia has had as a whole company. If you need to constantly combine between hauling stuff and people, the Pacifica with the stow and go 2nd row is where it's at, but that is locked in to the FWD V6 and excludes AWD and the PHEV, IIRC.
All 4 vans have something going for them and by themselves(excluding any brand issues) are great products that prioritize slightly different things, the only shame about this is that this segment has been overlooked for bigger SUVs that in the name of higher ride height or some design trend sacrifice practicality and utility, and we're only getting 4 different takes on the minivan, and not more.
Great review!
Deal breaker for me that the second row cant come out. I clicked off the video :(
No second row removal lost me. I needed many times removed the second rows to transport a stuff in my minivan.
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I definitely need removable second row seats. That's a deal breaker for sure.
Unfortunately, removable 2nd row seats are usually quite heavy. I'd rather have the Pacifica's stow n go seats, even though I'd rather not own a Stellantis product.
agree
Nonremovable doesn’t mean they can’t be removed at all if you wanted too
Middle seats don't come out?? Deal breaker!!
This vehicle is very ugly! Worst design of all the mini vans out there! Outside design is vomitive 😮
I miss Grand Caravan :(
No V6, no removing 2nd row seats, no real AWD, no thanks.
2:05 If you open the sliding door while driving, will it do a beeping sound?
I really wish this MPV comes to the UK. Come on Toyota this is a winner
Japans new toyota van is way better this looks like it still has soccer mom cues
Does the Platinum still come with the built in vacuum and cold box?
Yup the seats are a deal breaker! Wtf. No 4x8 sheet that a Carnival can!
I dont have a kid or a dog just me but I want this shag mobile
Maybe don’t get the family less dude to review a mini an
I want one blue just like yours.
The car is great… the engine is nonsense.
Me gusta toyota sienna para wendy
Would have to say 3-row crossover hehe.