My mother drives a Sienna. One of the things that you'll notice pretty quickly when riding in it is that you will never run out of cup holders. There are literally more cup holders than people in that car.
@@FloridaPlayzYT I hope you're being sarcastic. He's not saying he wishes the Sienna's doors moved both automatically and manually, he's saying he likes the fact that they move both ways
I’m pretty sure you do have the option to on ALL minivans to turn off the automatic sliding doors. Every minivan I have been it equipped will power sliding doors has the option to turn them off so you can open and close them yourself if you so choose to it’s not rocket science.
hi kyle, can u do a Start Up, Engine, and In Depth Tour of the 2011 Toyota sienna XLE and 2011 Honda odyssey touring ???? we want to see which one is better please???
I have a 2004 navy blue Toyota Sienna XLE, and it runs crappier than our 1999 Nissan Pathfinder SE, which runs really well. The sienna will break down before the end of the year
once the shocks on these cars go you might as well throw them away, trust me my mom drives one with replacement shocks and it will never drive like new again.
Anybody know the measurements from the hatch door to the back of the front seats? and also the height from the bottom of the lowered part of the trunk to the ceiling?
@Jakeman2164 k buddy relax i was only asking kyle a question so no need for all your spazzing, why dont you go outside and ride your tricycle, youtube is for big boys
