9 Things To Know Before Buying The 2023 Toyota Sienna
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2024
- There are multiple reasons why the Toyota Sienna has always been a favorite amongst minivan buyers. The refined powertrain, coupled with excellent interior space, comfort, and features, made it an instant hit since it was initially launched in the United States in 1997. The same ethos of the older models has been carried forward, and in honor of the 25-year milestone, the 2023 Sienna will offer a limited-availability 25th Anniversary Edition model.
So let's look at nine things you need to know before buying the 2023 Toyota Sienna. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
I guess we do things differently than some folks. We have been driving Siennas since we bought our first one new in 2012. We bought another new one in 2018 and we just got an awd XSE 2023. I have 3 kids and use the Sienna for pretty much everything. Not once and when I say Not once I mean litterally not one time over the last 11 years of owning Siennas did we need to remove the 2nd row seats. Everyone on here is like "DEALBREAKER"! So guess we don't use our van like everyone else.
I have a 2013 Toyota Sienna and I love it way more than this hybrid. It has a very nice sporty front end not the gaping maw look. It also looks bigger and roomier than the new minivans. I can remove the 2 nd row seats and it becomes a huge open space. The new minivan has fixed 2 nd row seats. My minivan can seat 8 people. It is very powerful. Only con is the mileage.
I found this helpful, since we are looking for 2nd row seats that are not fixed, thank you
The rear bumper is flush with the bottom of the tailgate, which means that, practically speaking, there is no rear bumper. Pray that you don’t get rear-ended, or your insurance company will be in for massive repair costs.
Removing the 2nd row seats is a deal-breaker for us - that rules out this Sienna.
same... it's lame that there isn't one minivan that has it all, there's always a trade-off :(
Toyota thought about passenger safety and comfort vs use as a cargo van. Also, plenty of TH-cam videos showing how to remove the seats if you’re so inclined.
You don't talk about the condensation problem with the Sienna's engine. Reviews talk about not being able to drive the car constantly short distances esp in cold weather or condensation builds and the oil breaks down. Wellll if you are typical family you are often doing short trips -drop off at school, sports run to the stores. Seems like a really big problem.
#1 not mentioned. Expect to pay MSRP or above and wait at least 1-2 years so most likely if you order in late 2022.. you will get a 2024 not a 2023
Exactly. I was quoted $5K over MSRP and up to a two year wait. No thanks.
@@plmn93 With $5k you can buy enough fuel to drive the new Odyssey for 46k miles ($5000/$2.5 X 23 = 46000). In term of saving money, with $5k over msrp the fuel saving is not worth it.
@@CoralSea Yep $5K buys a lot of gas, and the 1-2 year wait is ridiculous. This isn't a Ferrari, it's a minivan.
I got an XSE one month ago. Things that annoy me the most: extreme cabin wind noise and very low quality backup camera.
True. Me got Yesterday xle. Cam quality is lower than my Rav 4 limited 2015. And the noise from engine.
How’s the ride quality?
Lol the 0-60 is the slowest in the segment. Lmao who cares??? It’s a minivan. What’s the best and actually matters is the 36mpg
0-60 is very important. You don't to buy the guy merging on the highway going at 35mph, when there's a semi going 55mph.
Who cares? Try passing someone from 55mph. The engine is lethargic. You have to floor the pedal. Then cover your ear as the CFT is annoying too loud. No thank you. If I can afford a $50K + van, I can afford $5/gal gas. If you need 36mpg...get a Corolla. Because as everything in life, there are trade offs. Yes....36mpg. You lose power. You lose space because of the battery. So what will it be? Plus the infotainment center is dated. Looks like my 2015 Prius'.
I like my 2011 sienna’s v6, i like the new highlander v6 hybrid which has 295 hp better now but all new cars has CVT now and 9 to 10speed and hybrid, super annoying when you see the rpm needle jumping all over the place. I only wish they make the sienna second row seats can be removed also, i use it for hauling stuff. Now i have no desire to buy a new sienna.
I laughed when he said "there is no forced induction on offer." Like, really? Shocking!
@@brokeduece1691 you are 100% wrong, I drive a 2017 Camry and I easily merge in faster than 99% of people driving. This “minivan” is faster. So you can throw that bolony out the door
The LE and XLE trims both have a three-seater second row. I wonder if they are removable?
I’m in the market buying a new minivan is the hybrid any good..I mean is there any issues with it?
Wonder why it doesn't have a "protruding" rear bumper.
A very nice vehicle. I would have purchased one but I need a minivan that has removable second row seats, which in unavailable in the Sienna.
@@apoorvavenkat946 That's none of your business
@@mimo5515 ????????????
@@KC-zi4qb Comment I responded to is apparently deleted now..
Same. I need to remove the second row as well.
Why do you need to remove the second Row seats? ITS A MINIVAN, FOR FAMILY
No mention that there are now no bumpers to speak of, which means that if you bump into anything or somebody bumps into you you'll need a whole new tailgate or massive front fascia. Ridiculous design for a vehicle whose drivers are often distracted and spend a lot of time in crowded parking lots. Can't even say it's form over function either, not with how incoherent the styling is.
Is it impossible to remove the 2nd and 3rd row seats in a 2023?
No
Me gusta toyota siena para wendy
Has Toyota redesigned to improve the cheap rear lamps?
In Amazon you can buy very cheap LED lights. Problem solved
I’ve seen the new taillight assemblies in the new 23 Sienna looking good.
can't find one !
Yes, a deal breaker for me, 2nd row seats NOT removeable. And I want 8 seats, too bad I'm looking elsewhere.
What is the MSRP for 2023? Couldn't even get a 2022, so cannot even imagine a 2023!
The dealer I use had 500 on waiting list, now up to 600 on the 2022 as of September, 2021.
I give up on waiting, so I got a lexus rx hybrid for the same price practically
600 people on a stand by WAITING LIST?? Oh. My. God.
That is NOT good.
@@TrinityWilderness1 yep Auto nation Toyota Winter Park, FL-- only Siennas
i been waiting since 14 month ago hahahahaj
Sooo true! I got an Odyssey instead. Their XLE is same priced as Touring in Odyssey. I just need a mini van so badly and im loving my Honda.
1x(10/9/22)…..3:00…..done thank you excellent
Meh, needs a V6. Badly.
I agree…
get a sports car. This is for going slow and getting good mpg you lunatic
Can't get 36mpg with a v6... although maybe a beefier 4 banger?
it really doesnt, that would be just a luxury
Too little torque!
Really? What else do you need more torque for??? It’s a dam minivan, it will move your family just fine. Jesus
@@TehPwnererer89 Ric your wasting your time wasting your time trying to explain thing to idiots. 👍
Get a supra
@@TehPwnererer89 😂😂😂😂 hilarious reply
Driving enthusiasts don’t buy minivan.
Buy Geely,
After using Japanese car for the past 50 years I am glad to switch to Geely.
Too Bad it is only Four Cylinders. I want V6 better..
Four Cylinders is Shitty.