Toyota Sienna 2007Change

Bought it from my grandfather. It s a very reliable vehicle, that drives really smoothly, and is extremely comfortable. I have had it for a couple of years now, and It's never faulted on me. Very good van for big families.

Has great turning radius, good power, great seating (8 seater), however engine mount replaced at 70K, transmission shot at 80K and then AGAIN at 150K, Both power door motors replaced, AC shot at 150K, leaking headers at 150K. Recall puts spare tire inside your trunk. Wow, what a lemon. Never Toyota for me again.

This has been a great family car for us for the last 7 years, just time for a change. You won't regret buying this really clean well maintained vehicle.

Without doubt the cream of the crop for Minivans. Comfort and Luxury in a remarkable package. Fantastic for long haul trips and carrying many passengers.

This was my first and last Toyota ever. from the day we bought it until the transmission failed at 107,000km we had continuos problems. Toyota were very unhelpful even during the warranty period. Gas mileage was horrible. 18l/100 city 12l/100 hwy.
AVOID!!!

amazing ride ,excellent road grip,enough room ,very specious ,best van for long drive,really its family van you will enjoy the ride.

Bought this car new. I regularly changed the oil, maintained tire pressures, changed transmission fluid all at the appropriate intervals and all at the Toyota Dealership.
Airconditioning went at approximately 4 years (80000km's) and then started having transmission problems at 108 000km's and finally had to get it rebuilt at 133 000km's.
Perhaps I ended up with a lemon but I see others Siennas from 2007 have also had to get new transmissions with less
mileage than mine.
All I can say is good luck.
Otherwise it was nice riding family vehicle.

This is a pretty good minivan with a nice look to it. I like how I am able to adjust the back seats so i can fit more stuff in it. The middle also comes out too, which is great.

very comfortable for families with more than 2 kids, good for shopping and convenient while moving or transfering furnitures between apartments and houses.

The 2007 Sienna was a no brainer for our family. It had blown us away on the initial test drive with its front wheel drive version. We went up a steep and icy hill in the middle of a harsh winter storm and the car handled it perfectly. The Sienna has been great for many long car rides, and the all wheel drive version that we own meets all of our needs. However, there is one problem. The car has seen thousands of dollars of repair costs over these 6 years. Every time the car is fixed for one problem another arises, and they draw more money from our pockets. This problem has us unwilling to purchase another Toyota car in the future.

We have owned this mini van since new and love it! The exterior is stylish and sleek. The inside is very comfortable, just like a home. It's extemely functional and great for the kids. The only feature that we don't like are the coffee holders. The rubber seal is too tight and you have to really work to get the coffee out without spilling it or collapsing the cup. We've always maintained regular maintenance and haven't had any serious issues with the vehicle - not even minor ones, really. Aside from changing tires, it's been very low maintenance. We will definitely be buying the same product once needed, which looks like it won't be years and years from now!

Although the interior design could be better, the experience so far has been great. The seats are comfortable. The windows are not manual which is a plus. Except for the space between the two front seats, everything else is good. Runs great and looks great. Love it so far.

This van is very good or excellent in nearly every aspect in our opinion. The sound system is the only thing that I would say is average.

it very good van and is goodI got this van with about 10,000 miles on it. I brought it back to the dealership about a month later with a very annoying rattle in the driver side slider, the rattle came and went, and while it was making the noise, it would drive me crazy. They were unable to hear it, so of course they couldn't fix it. three trips back and forth to the dealership and they were unable to fix what they couldn't hear, finally, I brought it to another dealership and they fixed it. My only other comment is negative; regarding the spare tire recall-- I have had the spare in the back of my van for months- - get on the ball Toyota-- this is completely unacceptable-- I guess it's better than having it fall off

The base-model 2007 Toyota Sienna gets good scores for fuel economy and engine power. You might find a Sienna with all-wheel-drive, a rare feature on minivans, and one that's an advantage in harsh winter climates. Experts also said the Sienna is refined, with quality materials and construction, and a roomy interior. Value retention is good.

Moving up from a 2001 Toyota Sienna, the increased engine size and larger interior space are delightful. My Sienna has good acceleration, good handling, smooth braking, and a smooth comfortable ride. It parks more easily and turns more sharply than the 2001 despite being substantially larger. I like the larger trunk space, and the rear fold down seats. The things I dislike are minor - the rear headrests are very difficult to adjust and there is a fair amount of creaking. There was a recall on the spare tire bolt and it took several months before they could replace the part. I've had my Sienna for 5 years and have not needed to get anything fixed yet. Maintenance costs run about $600 a year.

We had our 2007 Sienna van for almost 4 years and had absolutely no problems with it. The convenience of the features are incredible - they truly build these things with families with kids in mind! And you can't beat the roominess & comfort for long road trips! We love it!