Used 2013 Toyota Sienna Consumer Reviews

good car for snowy locations

Just bought my 2013 toyota sienna 1 week ago.

Seems to be a good reliable vehicle at this point. Have driven it a bout 300 miles so far. Have noticed no problems other than no satellite radio and not near as good stereo as what was in our 07 Saturn Outlook which had satellite radio from the factory. This is the first Toyota I have ever owned so it takes some getting used to. I have always been a GM fan. I guess only time will tell.

average product with below average safety

Main selling point was slight reliability edge as reported by Consumer reports over other minivans. However in safety, airbag counts are not a good measure. The airbags help if the structure fails and in this aspect the Honda's are many years ahead. Check out the side pole gov crash testing at safecar.gov or the small overlap front test conducted by the Insurance Inst. Hondas consistantly outscore all other models except volvos. We had a bad experience at our local dealer in Dover, DE. The price and terms were verbally agreed to but on the day of delivery they were changed in favor of the dealer. Do not deal with this dealership. Get everything in writing and signed by the owner.

Sienna SE is the best Minivan yet

I recently purchased 2013 Sienna SE after careful analysis with Sienna XLE and Honda Odyssey(EX-L and Touring). Below is my verdict on who wins in each category- Exterior - Sienna SE Tires/Wheels - Sienna SE Tech - Odyssey Features - Odyssey Seating - Odyssey Access to 3rd row - Sienna Dashboard - Odyssey Cargo Space - Sienna Mileage - Odyssey Price - Sienna Drive - Sienna SE Steering/Handling - Sienna SE Winner - Sienna SE by a margin If looks and drive does matter to you, go with Sienna SE with Navigation pkg. If you want to opt for XLE, then Odyssey is a better choice. Odyssey pick up is not so good. Odyssey 2014 still looks bad when compared to Sienna.

Check that everything works before you buy

I traded in 2015 Toyota Camry in a 2015 Toyota Sienna. After I purchased the vehicle I found out that If I get my cell phone paired to my vehicle and try to call someone and use the scroll keys to get to the next person in the last dialed list, instead of scrolling up or down, it changes my radio channel. I contacted my dealership and they said that they contacted TOYOTA corp with the problem and they advised changing the radio. They got a new Radio, got it in and the problem is still there. So I called Toyota Corp and they told me that they will research this and get back with me. Next day they called and they said that my XLE vehicle does not have the feature that is "by the way was in my 2015 Camry, in my wife's 2014 Camry, and in the 2015 Toyota Sienna the BASE Model L and LE) but for some reason they decide to downgrade and eliminated this feature from their XLE. The absence of this feature is really irritating and can cause you try to call in a different way by scrolling the radio key in your radio and you may get involved in an accident. I almost had an accident because when you take your eyes on the road to reach for your radio, that's what happens. Think twice before you purchase this vehicle. It is your comfort and your life here.

Family Hauler

I like the car a lot. Seats are very comfy and tech easy. One problem would be voice navigation. It never works, so I just stick to Waze. Love this car. Good Family hauler. I like the captains chairs in the back. Everything works very good and repairs have been minimal. We drove this on trips to Vegas (from L.A.) and to San Diego. 17k miles

THE BETTER CHOICE!

I test drove the Grand Caravan, Odyssey, and Sienna before buying. The Dodge felt cheap & rough, the Odyssey was good, and the handling was tight, but it felt like a sports car - transmitted every little bump thru the suspension in a violent way. Also, as I test-drove a 5-speed Honda, the Sienna had noticeably better acceleration. The Honda had less comfy armrests, and no available center console on the base model. For the same price as the base Honda, I got a Sienna LE with power seat, power doors, a nicer ride, satellite radio, and a better reliability record. Only complaint for the Sienna is the driver's "dead pedal" area on the left is too close for comfort. Awesome car & purchase.

Love my TOYOTA

I bought a 2013 Toyota Sienna LE in Nov 2012. I LOVE THIS VEHICLE!! Not one problem in 9 years. Never left me stranded! I wrecked it this month and am trying to look for another...they want as much for a used one as I paid for that one brand new!! Nonetheless, I LOVE THE 2013 SIENNS

2013 Toyota Sienna Limited

2013 Toyota Sienna Limited is the best vehicle very spacious and cool feature. The 2013 Sienna Limited comes with very useful safety like Blind Spot Monitoring with Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Rear and Front Parking Sensors, Backup Camera, Power Sliding Door with Jam Protection. I love the 2013 Sienna Limited very comfy and the rear 2nd row captain chairs comes with a Leg Rest Which is my Favorite and the Rear Entertainment Screen is awesome and Trunk is very spacious this is the Best Minivan for Road Trips.

2013 Toyota Sienna Limited AWD 7 Passengers

The 2013 Toyota Sienna Limited is the best minivan for Road Trips and The Sienna is very safe with lots of safety features like Blind Spot Monitoring with Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Rear and Front Parking Sensors, Power Sliding Door with Jam Protection, Backup Camera. And the Sienna is very comfy the 2nd Row has a Leg rest and at the Back there is an Rear Entertainment Screen to watch movies and shows from DVD. This 2013 Sienna is the best Minivan for Road Trips and Vacations the cargo space in the Trunk is Big extra room for everything and the 3rd Row Seats are very awesome too it has Cup Holders And a Storage box. In the Trunk and the 2nd Row have Household Outlet to charge your phone or Kids Tablet. 2013 Toyota Sienna Limited is the Best Minivan for Everything Like Road Trips and Long Vacation.