Used 2015 Toyota Sienna XLE Mobility Auto Access for sale 

The Toyota Sienna is offered in a total of seven trim levels with seven and eight passengers configuration. The engine option is limited with a single V6 motor and FWD is the standard drivetrain layout, however, there is an available AWD layout as well. The trim levels start off with the base L trim that is priced at $28,700 and comes with a host of generous standard features barring the manually-operated rear sliding doors which can be cumbersome to operate sometimes. The LE trim eliminates the need for manual rear door operation with a power-operated unit and further adds an eight-way power driver seat, upgraded fabric upholstery, second-and third-row sunshades, and a six-speaker sound system. The XLE trim adds a power opening rear quarter window that comes in handy in various situations. The range-topping Limited Premium offers a plush experience with auto-dimming and power-folding outside mirrors, front and rear sunroofs, front and rear parking sensors, upgraded leather seating, driver memory settings, a heated steering wheel, and a power-folding third-row seat.

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We would suggest you the LE trim if you’re a budget oriented buyer. Else, the SE Premium trim makes the most value for money option.

The Toyota Sienna minivan is powered by a standard V6 motor. The unit is good for a maximum of 266 horsepower and 245lb-ft of maximum torque. The engine is a pleasant one with a strong acceleration and power delivery. The only downside of the powerplant is its tendency to get vocal under hard acceleration, but hey we don’t floor the gas pedal of a minivan very often except for any urgency so it is not a huge concern. The motor doesn’t run out of steam even when you’re carrying 8 passengers on the van. The van can accelerate from zero to sixty miles per hour within 7.5 seconds, an impressive number for a minivan. The six-speed automatic transmission also does a great job and keeps the motor from working too hard at any situation.

The Honda Odyssey has a lower horsepower rating than the Sienna but a marginally better torque output. The Kia Sedona has 10 horsepower more at its disposal than the Sienna but has a lower torque output than the Honda Odyssey.

The Toyota Sienna has some impressive mileage ratings considering its powertrain configuration, displacement, and the performance it offers. The city mileage of the van is rated at 18mpg while the highway mileage stands at 25mpg. The combined mileage is rated at 21mpg.

The Honda Odyssey has an overall better mileage rating than the Sienna, taking advantage of its lower horsepower rating. The Kia Sedona has almost similar mileage ratings to the Sienna.

The interior of the Toyota Sienna comes decked-up right from the base trim. The lower trim levels feature premium fabric upholstery while the upper trims come with full leather and tasteful wooden trim accents. The new dashboard design is quite a treat to the eyes and is functional as well. There are ample storage spaces throughout the cabin and the comfortable seats do offer a plush experience. The 7 seater variants do get 2nd-row captain seats along with fully extendable leg-support. On the cargo front, the minivan offers a maximum of 150 cubic feet space if you remove the 2nd-row seats.

The Honda Odyssey also features a spacious and plush cabin as the Sienna and is quite feature packed too. The Kia Sedona is the most feature-loaded van on the list and comes with a stylish yet plush cabin as well.

Infotainment

The infotainment system has been given special attention since it is a full-fledged family mover. By standard, the infotainment system comes with a 6.1-inch touchscreen display along with a CD player, a USB/iPod interface and an auxiliary audio jack. The LE trim replaces the smaller 6.1-inch screen with a bigger 7.0-inch screen and further adds HD radio and satellite radio. The SE Premium trim brings some excellent features such as a navigation system, Entune smartphone app integration, a rear-seat entertainment system with HDMI inputs, RCA jacks, a DVD player, and a large screen.

Infotainment features:

• AM/FM Stereo
• Auxiliary Audio Input
• CD Player
• MP3 Player
• Entertainment System (Optional)

The exterior design update makes the Sienna look a lot more fresh than before with subtle yet elegant detailing and a new front grille design. The overall design language retains the curvy and bulky appeal along with the sculpted lines running from the front fenders to the rear ones. The rear end looks quite stylish too with an unconventional tail light design.

The Honda Odyssey follows the styling of the brand’s sedans and has a slimmer profile than the Sienna. The Kia Sedona is the most stylish van here with an exciting front fascia design and minimalistic side profile designs.

As it is the case with almost every Toyota vehicle, the Sienna comes with excellent safety scores. The NHTSA gave it a perfect 5-star rating while the IIHS gave it their best possible “Good” rating. The standard safety features of the van include Antilock disc brakes, stability and traction control, front-seat side airbags, full-length side curtain airbags, a driver-side knee airbag, a front passenger seat cushion airbag, active front head restraints and a rearview camera.

Safety features of the van are:

• Brake Assist
• Electronic Stability Control
• Daytime Running Lights
• Child Safety Locks
• Traction Control

For the 2015 model year, the Toyota Sienna offers a tasteful and fresh interior as well as exterior design to compete with much better looking and modern minivans in the market. The van offers a potent performance along with adequate practicality and a plush experience, all bundled together at some highly competitive price points.