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2016 Toyota Sienna User Reviews

Overall Rating: 2.5 (1 Reviews)
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Gilbert Gaw

2016 Toyota Sienna

••2.5

Posted On: February 4, 2024

2016 Toyota Sienna is very reliable.

Pros

The space inside the car., The power and acceleration.

Cons

The car has horrible miles per gallon fuel efficiency., The radio display screen blacks out quick.

The interior of the Sienna has a lot of leg room and seats up to 8 people. There’s plenty of compartments to fit any and all of your belongings in the center console, glove compartment, the little drawer above the glove compartment, and sides of the front, middle, and back of the car for your drinks. The trunk has enough space to everyday items, and you can even put the very back seat all the w... Read more

2016 Toyota Sienna Review

Pros

  • Comfortable, spacious seating in all rows
  • Top-notch interior quality
  • Available all-wheel drive
  • Large cargo area for a minivan

Cons

  • Harsh engine sound when pushed
  • Rough ride in sport-tuned SE trim
  • Pricier than most competitors

There have been no major changes to the 2016 Toyota Sienna over the last year's model. It carries forward the same V6 engine from the previous year which provides great overall performance.

Overview

The Toyota Sienna is a highly successful premium minivan that has been on sale since 1997. The van poses as an excellent family mover by offering superior comfort and practicality. To further enhance its practicality factor, it is also available in an AWD layout as well. The van is powered by a standard 3.5-liter V6 motor offering strong performance, making the van extremely versatile.

The 2016 Sienna offers a seating for eight people. The car received a major interior refresh last year itself, and that allowed for a smoother experience on the inside thanks to the more user-friendly approach on the inside. The Sienna offers a very stable ride, with great handling and steering. For a minivan, the Sienna has a bit of a sporty touch as well. On the downside, the Sienna is expensive compared to its rivals, the second row seats are a bit problematic and some complain of the harsh engine noises as well.

Pricing and Features
8.0/10

The Toyota Sienna comes with numerous features and trims to choose from. The minivan offers quite a number of sub-trims to increase the passenger-carrying capacity as well as a more practical AWD system. The higher trim levels offer excellent comfort features that can only be found in ultra-luxurious sedans. 

The van comes in two passenger-carrying capacities: 7 seats and 8 seats. The main trim levels amount to five and the price of the base L trim starts at $28,850. As you climb up the trim level the features list increase generously and the top-end Limited Premium trim is priced at $45,270 for the FWD layout and can also be hand in an AWD layout as well. The FWD models of the Sienna get an optional Advanced Technology package that adds adaptive cruise control and a forward-collision warning system.

Trim

L

LE

SE

SE PREMIUM

XLE

Limited

Limited Premium

Base MSRP

$28,850

$31,640

$35,210

$39,930

$35,410

$41,900

$45,270

Features

17-inch alloy wheels

Roof rails

19-inch alloy wheels

Sunroof

four-way power front passenger seat

18-inch alloy wheels

Xenon headlights

 

A windshield wiper de-icer

Power-sliding rear doors

Sport-tuned suspension and steering setup

Keyless entry and ignition

faux-wood trim,

Different front grille design

Automatic high beams

 

Automatic headlights

Floor and overhead mounted consoles

LED DRLs

Entune smartphone integration app

power-opening rear quarter windows

Front and rear parking sensors

Automatic wipers

 

Tri-zone automatic climate control

Power driver seat with power lumbar support

Power liftgate

Rear seart entertainment system

  

10-speaker JBL surround sound system

Upgraded leatherette for the third row
 

Siri Eyes Free functionality for iPhone

2-nd and 3-rd row sunshades

1st and 2nd row leather upholstery

Driver Easy Speak System

  

Extendable footrests for 2nd row seats

  

We Recommend

We would recommend you to go for the LE trim if budget is your concern or esle you can opt for the XLE trim since it offers the best value for money and can also be had in an AWD layout.

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Engine and Performance
8.3/10

The Toyota Sienna is powered by a 3.5-liter naturally aspirated V6 motor under the hood. The motor generates a maximum of 266 horsepower and 245lb-ft of max torque. Performance is quite punchy for the minivan standards and city driving feels seamless with excellent mid-range performance of the motor. As standard, the car comes with a front drive configuration.

When the van is fully loaded, the motor doesn’t struggle much but gets quite vocal and harsh when you push it hard. The 6-speed automatic transmission keeps the motor relaxed and delivers all the power efficiently to the wheels. The optional AWD system bogs down the performance to some extent but adds a lot more practicality to the van.

Model

Toyota Sienna

Honda Odyssey LX

Kia Sedona L

MSRP

$28,850

$29,550

$26,400

Engine

3.5L V6

3.5L V6

3.3L V6

Transmission

6-Speed Automatic w/OD

5-Speed Automatic w/OD

6-Speed Automatic w/OD

Drivetrain

FWD

FWD

FWD

Power

266 @ 6200

248 @ 5700

276 @ 6300

Torque

245 @ 4700

250 @ 4800

248 @ 4500

The Honda Odyssey comes with a similar powertrain to the Sienna but has a lower horsepower rating but a slightly better torque output. The Kia Sedona has exactly 10 horsepower more than the Sienna and a marginal 3lb-ft of more torque. Also the Kia's torque kicks in earlier than the other two. The Kia's priced at a much lower value as well. The Toyota makes the least torque among these three.

Acceleration and Braking

The front-wheel drive Sienna can sprint to 60mph from a standstill within 7.5 seconds, an impressive number for a minivan. The quarter-mile comes up in 15.7 seconds, not bad for a minivan.Its the fastest among these three cars. The Honda comes in second with a 0-60 mph time of 7.7 seconds, just 0.1 seconds ahead of the Kia's time of 7.8 seconds. In the quarter-mile run, the Kia beats the Honda by 0.1 second.

Model

2016 Toyota Sienna

2016 Honda Odyssey

2016 Kia Sedona

0-60 mph (sec)

7.5

7.7

7.8

Quarter-mile (sec)

15.7

15.9

15.8

Top speed (mph)

117

120

125

Braking distance, 60-0 mph (feet)

127

126

119

Front Brakes (inches)

12.9

12.6

12.6 

Rear Brakes (inches)

12.2

13.1

11.9

The Kia Sedona has the most top speed at 125 mph. In terms of stopping distance, the Sedona performs well, with a stopping distance of 119 feet. The Toyota Sienna takes the most at 127 feet, whereas the Odyssey takes one foot less at 126 feet. The Sienna has the biggest front brake, whereas the Odyssey has the biggest rear brake.

Handling And Steering

The handlling on the Sienna is just amazing. The V6 engine, coupled with the 6-speed transmission does a fabulous job of a linear power delivery. The acceleration is always crisp, never lagging. Complimenting the engine is the steering of this car. The car is a easy handler, turning on inputs and not swaying at all. The excellent ride quality is matched with a firm but sufficient suspension set-up. The front suspension is a strut setup, whereas the rear uses a torsion beam setup.

The steering on the Sienna is precise, and it turns on the dime. There is no loss of communication between the driver and the car, allowing for more confidence and power. The car is tight to turn as well, with a steering diameter of 37.5 feet. The refinement makes for a great handling experience as well.

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Fuel Economy
6.0/10

The Toyota Sienna doesn't disappoint a bit when it comes to offering a superb fuel economy. The van can return a city mileage of 18 mpg and a highway mileage of 25 mpg. The combined mileage is rated at 21 mpg. With a 20 gallons fuel tank capacity, it can offer an excellent overall driving range of 420 miles combined under moderate driving conditions.

Model

Toyota Sienna

Honda Odyssey

Kia Sedona

MPG (City)

18

19

18

MPG (Highway)

25

28

24

MPG (Combined)

21

23

22

Fuel Capacity (Gallons)

20.0

21.0

21.1

The Honda Odyssey beats the Sienna in terms of fuel economy by offering considerably more fuel economy ratings, at a 23 mpg combined. This gives it a range of 483 miles combined. The Kia Sedona also has a similar city fuel economy rating (like the Sienna's) but it suffers in the highway run, with a fuel efficiency of 24 mpg. The range on the Kia stands at 464 miles combined.

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Interior
8.3/10

The 2016 Toyota Sienna is a big minivan, period. It can be termed as an ideal family mover as well. There is acres of space inside the cabin and the interior materials are of high-quality and come with a robust build. The lower trims are marked with a high-quality fabric upholstery, whereas the higher trims offer a leather finish.The dash is unique, and does not feel dated at all. The controls are well laidout, and easy to use and access for the driver.

The Sienna offers a generous amount of headroom for the front as well as the rear passengers. The legroom is also excellent as per minivan standards and long trips feel extremely comfortable with compliant ride quality. The second row slides forward for easier access to the third row, and can be removed and stored within the van itself. The 7-seater Sienna comes with second row captain seats which are super comfortable and easy to access.

Model

Toyota Sienna

Honda Odyssey

Kia Sedona

Passenger capacity

7

7

7

First Row (Head/Shoulder/Leg) (In.)

41.0/65.0/40.5

40.7/63.1/40.9

39.8/63.9/40.9

Second Row (Head/Shoulder/Leg) (In.)

39.7/64.6/37.6

39.5/61.6/40.9

39.4/63.1/41.1

Third Row (Head/Shoulder/Leg) (In.)

38.3/61.1/36.3

38.3/60.0/38.1

38.9/59.4/34.8

The Honda Odyssey comes with an equally high-quality interior as the Sienna and offers excellent headroom and legroom for all the passengers as well. The Kia Sedona comes with a more modern cabin with some advanced technologies at play and a plush overall design. The front row legroom on the Honda and the Sedona is more than what the Sienna offers. The Toyota offers the most headroom in the second row, whereas the Sedona has the most legroom. In the third row, the Odyssey takes the lead with its massive 38.1 inches legroom. Some of the interior featurese on the Sienna are:

  • Cruise control
  • Tri-zone automatic climate control
  • Privacy glass
  • Sunshades for the second and third row
  • Heated front seats
  • Keyless ignition and entry

Infotainment

The main highlight of the Toyota Sienna’s interior is the wide 16.4-inch display with a DVD player for the rear passengers. All Siennas come standard with a touch screen AM/FM/CD audio system with an auxiliary jack. New for the 2016 model year is the Entune smartphone integration app offering smartphone-driven navigation that comes in handy while driving. There is also a Siri EyesFree system for iPhone users as well.

Highlighted infotainment features of the Toyota Sienna are:

  • AM/FM Stereo
  • Auxiliary Audio Input
  • CD Player
  • MP3 Player
  • Entune audio system with Bluetooth and USB connectivity
  • Siri Eyes Free
  • 7-Inch touchscreen display
  • 16.4-inch rear seat entertainment screen

2016 Toyota Sienna Cargo space

The 2016 Toyota Sienna minivan can hold a good 39 cu-ft of cargo with all the seats upright and it jumps up to 150cu-ft if you fold down both the second and third-row seats. The second row folded, cargo space takes a jump to 87 cu-ft. The Toyota offers the most cargo space in these three.

Model

2016 Toyota Sienna

2016 Honda Odyssey

2016 Kia Sedona

Cargo volume to first row (cubic ft)

39.1

38.4

33.9

Cargo volume to second row (cubic ft)

87.1

93.1

78.4

Cargo volume

150

148.5

142

 The Odyssey's cargo space is very cloes to the Sienna's: 38.4 cu-ft with all the rows up, 93 cu-ft to the second row, and 148.5 cu-ft with all the seats folded. The Sedona offers the least cargo space, at 33.9 cu-ft with all seats up, and 142 cu-ft with all seats folded.

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Exterior
7.5/10

The 2016 Sienna comes with body panels with an updated design language it received back in 2015. The Sienna looks like a humble minivan always ready on its toes to perform any given task. The front fascia looks smart with the new mesh front grille design and the side profile looks quite bulky and curvy, giving it a solid road presence. Some subtle and elegant design cues such as a sharp crease along its shoulder and bold window design help it stand against some modern-looking minivans in its segment. Overall, the Sienna won’t disappoint with its design since it is more focused on delivering a comfortable family trip.

In terms of dimensions, the Sienna is the shortest among these three minivans. In terms of height as well, it has the least height at 76.2 inches. However, the Sienna sits pretty high above the ground, giving it a tall profile that the others don't match. It is also the heaviest car among the three, at 4560 lbs, so the performance on this will surprise you.

Model

Toyota Sienna

Honda Odyssey

Kia Sedona

Length (inches)

228.9

237.9

243.7

Width (inches)

79.9

79.4

79.9

Height (inches)

76.2

77.4

77.3

Ground Clearance (inches)

10.6

8.6

9.4

Weight (lbs)

4560

4507

4443
Wheelbase (inches) 119.3 118.1 120.5

The Honda Odyssey has also evolved into a handsome-looking minivan and looks quite attractive as opposed to the Sienna. It is slightly taller and wider than the Sienna but looks sleeker. The Kia Sedona has a more straight-forward and simple yet modern design language that makes it unmistakable among the other minivans out there. The Kia is the longest car among these three, with the largest wheelbase. It is also the lightest car, weighing in at 4443 lbs. The Odyssey sits the closest to the ground, at 8.6 inches. It also has the tightest wheelbase. Some of the exterior features on the Sienna are:

  • Windshield wiper with de-icer
  • Automatic headlamps
  • Roof rails
  • Power liftgate
  • Sunroof
  • Manual/Power sliding side doors

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Safety
9.0/10

The Toyota Sienna has always been a trusted vehicle as a family mover with some excellent safety ratings and features. This year too, the van bagged some of the best crash ratings. The IIHS rated it with their best possible “Good” rating and also awarded it with the Top Safety Pick award as well. The NHTSA gave it a perfect 5-star rating out of four stars further establishing its safety aspect. 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. A blind-spot monitor, rear cross-traffic alert, and front and rear parking sensors are available according to the trim level. The Limited trim can be had with the forward-collision warning system.

Highlighted safety features of the van are:

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

Competition
7.0/10

Toyota Sienna vs Honda Odyssey

The Sienna and the Honda Odyssey come very close in terms of the overall package offered. The Odyssey's exterior looks sharp, and its versatile interior is packed with a ton of useful features that no one imagined can be put in a minivan. Also, the Odyssey's ride quality is much better than the Sienna's which can get rough at times. The Odyssey's handling is much agile and is an all-rounder.

The Sienna, is, priced lower than the Odyssey. In terms of safety, both these cars are very close and have similar ratings on offer. However, the Sienna beats the Odyssey in the reliability and durability factor, where the Sienna is ahead in every way. The Sienna is faster than the Odyssey as well.

Toyota Sienna vs Kia Sedona

The Kia Sedona poses a tough challenge to the Sienna in nearly every factor. The Kia's interior is much better, premium and very quiet as well. The performance of the Sedona is much behind the Sienna's as well. The Sienna also offers a better fuel economy, a larger cargo space and much spacious interiors. The Sedona  has the option of lounge seats on the second row. It also has the better braking distance, and offers similar features like the Sienna.

The Sedona falls behind the Sienna in terms of reliability and durability. In terms of safety, both the cars have similar ratings from the NHTSA as well as the IIHS. The biggest plus point for the Sedona is its pricing, as its nearly $2000 cheaper than the Sienna. All in all, the Sienna is the better choice.

Final Verdict

To sum it up, the Toyota Sienna offers an excellent value for money proposition to those who look for a trusted and comfortable family mover. It has a strong performance, high-tech interior features, a tech-loaded infotainment system, and superior safety ratings as well. If you’re in the market for a comfortable family mover with some excellent entertainment features, the Toyota Sienna would be an excellent choice.

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