Used 2004 Toyota Sienna Consumer Reviews
not perfect, but pretty good
Never owned a Toyota, I was looking forward to it, I heard the stories(the cars never die). I believe that may be the case with this van,though it has not been with out flaws. Cons: Its underpowered compared to other vans I have driven, A loose body panel? Come on its a toyota, that shouldn't happen! At 53K the Radiator sprung a leak (Because of the design it can't be fixed by radiator shops,had to be replaced, $500! not good).mileage is below average (we never get over 19mpg on a tank) Pros: This sucker rides better than ANY luxury car I have been in (4200 lbs!) AWD is awesome, Interior is very solid & functional,great seats, it has 83k and drives like its showroom new. Hard to find a better Van.
I will never buy Toyota again
We brought this car of the dealers lot in Dec 2003. We have had numerous problems with it. Except for its engine, everything has had problems. - Radiator blew off at 15K and again at 98K - Rear shock replaced at 35K - Body parts just rattle, rattle and more rattle - Water seeped into the rear of the car causing us to get that cleared couple times - Alignment goes off the whack every 6 months - I have to change tires every 2 years due to excessive wear. No one can tell why - Automatic door broke twice! Forutnately second time the part was covered under warranty - Radio has gone bad - Side door plastic cracked - Rear axle hub had to be changed at 95K - AutomaticWindowreplac
- CEMSRP: $5,495344 mi away
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Worst Toyota Ever
I knew within 6 months this car would not last. I owned it exactly 5 years and had 115k miles on it. Repair Bill at 5 years after spending tons on the 90k service, more than $8k. 1) Both rear passenger sliding doors broken. Watch those cables visible on the sides just under the very back window, they fail and then get stuck in the motor. Over $2800 each to repair. 2) Leaking transmission (2x already) 3) Power steering Motor failure 4) Motor leaking oil in the head gasket 5) Motor leaking oil behind the timing belt 6)3 O2 sensors (yea 3) bad. ==> Junk
Bought used with 145K
Bought a used 2004 in August 2018 for my wife used for $3850. I was stunned when I test drove it. This van drove (and looked) very nice. No vibrations, no noises. Drove perfectly smooth. This one, based on Carfax was a 1 owner, and regularly serviced and just a 10 minute lookover will tell you they did. I've since put 5,000 miles on it and I have absolutely NO regrets. I got it under book value, and it's been a quality vehicle so far and seems to continue that way far into the future. I'd say it's the Cadillac of minivans. Definitely would buy another!
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Best old car on road -
230k and going strong. This is the most comfortable seat on the road - a lazy boy w wheels. Gas mileage is still above 20mpg - 25 mpg on trips. It's slipped a little from 2004 -2010 era when it would pull 28/mpg on long freeway trips. Kids drive it now; same kids who were in their baby seats in this vehicle!!! Storage area is great for dogs to ride. Sliding door no longer operates (just manually) nor does front passenger window. Radio is self changing of stations - minor inconvienvences overall. Interior held up great.
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