Used 2017 Toyota Sienna XLE Mobility Auto Access for sale 

The 2017 Toyota Sienna is available in five main trim levels, namely L, LE, SE, XLE, and Limited. Other than these five, 2 sub-trims are also available, dubbed, XLE Premium, and Limited Premium. Though all trims are available with a front-wheel-drive system, LE, XLE, and Limited come with an optional all-wheel-drive system.

The L, LE, and SE trim come equipped with 17-inch, 18-inch, and 19-inch alloy wheels, respectively. The SE Premium trim adds the Driver Easy Speak system and Entune smartphone app integration. The XLE trim boasts most equipment offered by the SE trim but steering and styling similar to that of the LE trim. The Limited trim comes with XLE Premium features plus a distinct grille. Limited Premium, the high-end trim, boasts upgraded third-row leather and AWD systems.

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All the trims of the Sienna Minivan come with a V6 engine. So, powertrain wise you will get the same amount of punch and thrust from the engine. There is just a negligible difference. However, what you will miss out on is the availability of features that are more and various on the higher-end trims. As per our recommendation, the XLE trim is the best value for money option.

Sienna's engine received an upgrade for the 2017 iteration. The new 3.5L V6 engine delivers 296 horsepower in addition to 263 lb.-ft. of torque. An 8-speed automatic transmission mode replaces the earlier 6-speed automatic transmission mode. Toyota Sienna has the maximum power and torque among its class rivals.

The closest competitor to the 2017 Toyota Sienna isChrysler Pacifica Minivan with 287 horsepower and 262 lb.-ft. of torque. The ride boasts a 3.6L 6-cylinder engine coupled with a 9-speed automatic transmission mode. Honda Odyssey and Kia Sedona offer the least engine power and torque of 248 hp and 248 lb-ft, respectively in the class.

Acceleration

One does not buy a van to shoot a chase scene in a movie, rather to haul and tow stuff in city traffic. The 2017 Toyota Sienna shoots to 60 MPH in 7 seconds, faster than the Chrysler Pacifica and the Kia Sedona. However,Honda Odyssey offers a better 0-60 MPH acceleration, requiring 6.6 seconds only.

The 2017 Toyota Sienna covers a quarter-mile in 15.5 seconds. This is better only to the 15.9 seconds required by theKia Sedona. Chrysler Pacifica and Honda Odyssey require 15.1 and 15 seconds, respectively for doing the same. When it comes to top-speed, Kia Sedona leads the race with 140 mph.

Ride and Handling

In addition to being slow, the 2017 Toyota Sienna is unkindly loud. There are all sorts of noise in the cabin, ranging from engine sound to vibrations from bumps on the road. Although the ride packs a robust 3.5L V6 powertrain, the heavy AWD depresses it down. The 8-speed automatic transmission isn't as responsive, as it needs to be. Nonetheless, the 2017 Toyota Sienna is an excellent option for families living in places receiving heavy snowfall. 

The ride is excellent to traverse snowy streets and roads. Furthermore, the ride offers a composed, comfy ride on highways with a better level of bump absorption. Despite being a longer ride, the 2017 Toyota Sienna offers a great level of maneuverability. This is probably due to the small turning circle, which is, in fact, one of the smallest circles in the class.

Braking

While the front brake in the 2017 Sienna measures 12.2 inches, the rear one is bigger, 12.9 inches. The front brake is the smallest in the competition, while the rear one is only smaller than the 13 inches boasted by the Chrysler Pacifica Minivan. The 2017 Toyota Sienna comes to a complete halt at a distance of 128 feet, when decelerated from 60 MPH. 

The braking distance figure of Sienna is better than the 131 feet offered by the Chrysler Pacifica Minivan. The 2017 Honda Odyssey comes to a full stop at 127 feet, whereas the Kia Sedona requires 125 feet. When comparing the curb weight of the minivans on the table, Toyota Sienna and Kia Sedona stand at the top close with a margin of just 1 lbs, where Sienna is the heavier one at 4,415 lbs. 

Front-wheel-drive models of the 2017 Toyota Sienna offers 19 and 27 mpg in city and highway, respectively. The ride offers an overall combined fuel economy of 22 mpg. On the other hand, all-wheel-drive models of the minivan offer a combined fuel economy of 20 mpg. The minivan comes with a fuel capacity of 20 gallons.

Chrysler Pacifica Minivan and Honda Odyssey, both offer 22 mpg of combined fuel economy. Kia Sedona, on the other hand, offers a combined fuel economy of 20 mpg. The ride offers 18 mpg in cities and 24 mpg on highways. When it comes to fuel tank capacity, Kia Sedona manages to beat others by offering the biggest tank of 21.1 gallons.

The 2017 Toyota Sienna offers excellent 41 inches of headroom in the front seat, maximum amongst the competition. The front legroom offered by the minivan is 40.5 inches. In the second row, Sienna delivers 39.7 and 37.6 inches of headroom and legroom, respectively. The 2017 incarnation of the Toyota Sienna has airy 38.3 inches of headroom in the 3rd row. However, the legroom is limited to 36.3 inches. This is obviously better than the 34.8 inches offered by the Kia Sedona. Honda Odyssey offers the most third-row legroom of 42.4 inches.

In the standard configuration, the 2017 Toyota Sienna is able to accommodate 7 persons. Some trims of the available 8 trims flaunt a middle seat in the second row, expanding the seating to accommodate 8 persons. The minivan comes with few comfort features for keeping the passengers at ease inside. Key 2017 Toyota Sienna interior features include:

• Full set of LATCH child-seat connectors
• Deeply mounted lower anchors
• High-grade cabin
• Leather seats with contrast stitching on the dashboard
• Glossy wood panels
• Soft, textured plastics

Infotainment System

The 2017 Toyota Sienna features a simplistic Entune infotainment system. It comes with a standard 6.1-inch touchscreen with intuitive navigation and easy-to-use menus. Other than the touchscreen, users can use the infotainment using a number of physical buttons. Bluetooth connectivity, a single USB port, and a rearview camera are standard.

Optional upgrades for the infotainment system include advanced smartphone integration and the Driver Easy Speak feature. The latter feature projects the driver’s voice to the third-row speakers via a hands-free microphone. Another optional feature is the DVD entertainment system. It comes with a 16.4-inch screen with an SD card slot, RCA, and HDMI inputs. Other main features include- 

• 6.1-inch touchscreen system
• Bluetooth 
• USB Port
• Auxiliary Audio Input
• MP3 Player
• Siri Eyes Free

Cargo Capacity

In addition to its best-in-segment cargo capacity of 150 cubic feet, the 2017 Toyota Sienna boasts a double glove box. The ride boasts floor-mounted cup holders in the 2nd row. In the third row, the Sienna minivan features two cup holders on each side and a small covered storage bin.

The 2017 Toyota Sienna comes with 39.1 cubic feet of storage space behind the third row. With the third row folded, the 2017 Toyota Sienna has 87.1 cubic feet of storage space to spare. In terms of overall space distribution, the Toyota Sienna lands the first, followed by the Honda Odyssey. 

The 2017 Toyota Sienna is a bulky ride with a total curb weight of 4,415 lbs. This is merely 1 lbs more than the 4,414 lbs. flaunted by the Kia Sedona. Sienna flaunts a length, width, and height of 200.2, 78.1, and 70.7 inches, respectively. When it comes to ground clearance, Sienna stands lower to Kia only by offering a ground clearance of 6.5 inches.

Pacifica Minivan has the most length and width of 203.6 and 79.6 inches, respectively among the rivals. The 2017 Toyota Sienna has the most height, while Honda Odyssey boasts the least height of 68.4 inches. Ground clearance and wheelbase for the Sienna is 6.5 and 119.3 inches, respectively. Toyota Sienna received a complete big exterior refurbish in 2015. The 2017 avatar simply improved, a little, on the same. Important exterior feats to the 2017 Toyota Sienna are:

• Automatic headlights
• Fog lights
• Roof rails
• Sharper, dynamic headlights
• Sliding rear doors
• Streamlined grille
• Windshield wiper de-icer

The 2017 Toyota Sienna is awarded a 5-star overall rating by NHTSA. Moreover, the minivan receives a 5-star rating for the side crash test. For front crash and rollover, the ride receives a 4-star rating. The ride has Good rating for roof strength and head restraints, given by the IIHS. The 2017 avatar of the Toyota Sienna comes with a rearview camera and brake assist. The latter enhances braking power during emergency scenarios. Other security features available with the ride include blind-spot monitoring, rear parking assist, and Toyota's Safety Connect. Some of the safety features present on the 2017 Toyota Sienna are:

• Safety Connect Via Toyota's 24/7 call center
• Pre Collision System(PCS)
• Hill Start Assist Control (HAC)
• Comprehensive Airbag System
• Side Impact Door Beams
• Front and Rear Parking Sonar

Toyota Sienna Minivan vs Chrysler Pacifica Minivan

With a 3.6L 6-cylinder engine, Chrysler Pacifica Minivan has 287 horsepower and 262 lb.-ft. of torque to spare. The ride comes with a 9-speed automatic transmission mode for gear-shifting, supported by no other ride in the competition. The initial price tag for the ride is $28,995. Chrysler Pacifica Minivan accelerates to 60 MPH in 7 seconds. The ride has a total curb weight of 4,330 lbs. and comes to a complete halt at 131 feet. Like the 2017 Toyota Sienna, Pacifica Minivan offers a combined fuel economy of 22 mpg. It has the most-in-league wheelbase of 121.6 inches.

Toyota Sienna Minivan vs Honda Odyssey

Like the Toyota Sienna, Honda Odyssey features a 3.5L 6-cylinder engine. It is rated at 248 horsepower and 250 lb.-ft. of torque. The engine is complemented by a 6-speed automatic transmission mode. Honda Odyssey accelerates to 60 MPH in 6.6 seconds, best in the league. Pricing options for the Honda Odyssey start from $29,850. The ride has a curb weight of 4,396 lbs., less than that of the Kia Sedona and Toyota Sienna. Odyssey comes to a complete halt at a distance of 127 feet, better than the 128 feet offered by the Toyota Sienna. We would go with Odyssey between the two.

Toyota Sienna Minivan vs Kia Sedona

Yet another competitor to the Toyota Sienna is the Kia Sedona. The ride comes with a 3.3L engine, rated for 276 horsepower and 248 lb.-ft. of torque. Sedona comes with an opening bid of $26,900. It shoots to 60 MPH in 7.6 seconds and covers a quarter-mile in 15.9 seconds. Kia Sedona is able to come to a complete halt in 125 feet, the best in the league. Unfortunately, the ride has the lowest combined fuel economy of 20 mpg. Sedona is merely 1 lb. less than that of the Toyota Sienna. Sedona has plenty of space in the front 2 rows, but mere 34.8 inches of legroom in the third row.

The 2017 Toyota Sienna is the only minivan with an optional all-wheel-drive system. Furthermore, the ride has powerful cargo-hauling abilities and spacious seating. Nonetheless, Sienna’s rivals offer a quicker and quieter operation. Also, these rides are slightly less expensive than the 2017 Toyota Sienna. But then again, for those living in places receiving heavy snowfall and not-so-well road conditions, the 2017 Toyota Sienna is an opportune pick.