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… read full review »

I love my Sienna, it is a safe, well-design, easy to drive and roomy van.  I got the 7-seats which make it even more roomy. This 2005 edition has the sliding up and down middle window which the previous years model don't have.  But remember to get both automatic sliding doors for both sides because it is very difficult to close the door tight if you get the menu one, I got the one sided auto sliding door model and sometime I have the problem of closing it tightly for the other side of door.  Which I really regret not getting both auto sliding doors for the… read full review »

I love, love, love my Toyota Sienna! I feel safe and know I am getting a quality vehicle with Toyota. I think it is very roomy and user friendly. The automatic sliding door was a nice addition to our family. It made it simple to pick the kids up from school. There is not another van out there that I would recommend except for the Sienna. It is a little pricier but worth every… read full review »

I love my Sienna. I have found everything I needed in this van. The gas mileage is superb!! The van is very comfortable and I love the extra deep trunk. I have the 8 passenger model, but I can easily remove the middle seat for a 7 passenger model.… read full review »

— My Toyota Sienna is probably the best buy I have ever made. The reason I like it so much is thet I can rely on it and it is safe for my family and that means the world to me. —… read full review »