Toyota Sienna - 2005 Reviews

I cannot say enough about my Totota Sienna... love it! First off, the cost is less than a comprably decked out SUV. Even though Toyotas tend to be expensive, the minivan truly is reasonably priced. Toyotas also retain their value well. I will be keeping mine forever, though, which may be an exaggeration, but with the durability of a Toyota, I can certainly plan on keeping it a long time. As a parent, the Sienna has been a life-saver. It comes equipped with LATCH, and with the middle row captain's chairs, installing a car seat is a snap. I can also put a car seat in each captain's chair and move...

The 2005 Toyota Sienna van is very spacious for the size.  My family of seven went from driving an older, larger sized van to the Sienna.  We bought it used a few years back, with about 33,000 miles on it.  The Sienna is very spacious inside, but you wouldn't know it from the outside.  It also drives very smoothly on the road.  I'm a big Consumer Reports follower as well, and made sure this was on the list.  Not only was it on the list, it topped it!  I was more than happy to get it.  The nice thing about it is the stow-and-go seats in the back make for more room, and more storage for groceries...

I would be the last person to think I would be the owner of a mini-van.  I quickly changed my mind when I found out I was pregnant with twins.  I couldn't help, but think about the remote passanger and back door opener.  I had put it off and we finally went to see about a van after the girls were born.  We test drove a Honda and the Toyota Sienna.  They both were really hard to choose from.  But the deciding factor was the All Wheel Drive.  We live in a very snowy area and that was a huge deal for us.  We decided that was the deal breaker and it definately was worth it.  I drove my friend's...

We upgraded to this car before my third was born because we needed more space.  I can say that this car drives the best out of all the cars I have driven in my life. And that is a lot LOL.