2011 Toyota Sienna

MSRP Range:
$25,060 - $40,570
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Fuel Economy: 16/22 mpg

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2011 Toyota Sienna Trims	MSRP	Fuel	Engine
5dr 7-Pass Van I4 FWD (Natl)	$25,060	19 / 24 mpg	Gas I4 2.7L/163
5dr 7-Pass Van I4 FWD (GS)	$25,060	19 / 24 mpg	Gas I4 2.7L/163
5dr 7-Pass Van I4 FWD (SE)	$25,060	19 / 24 mpg	Gas I4 2.7L/163
5dr 8-Pass Van I4 LE FWD (Natl)	$26,145	19 / 24 mpg	Gas I4 2.7L/163
5dr 8-Pass Van I4 LE FWD (GS)	$26,145	19 / 24 mpg	Gas I4 2.7L/163
5dr 8-Pass Van I4 LE FWD (SE)	$26,145	19 / 24 mpg	Gas I4 2.7L/163
5dr 7-Pass Van V6 FWD (Natl)	$26,300	18 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 7-Pass Van V6 FWD (GS)	$26,300	18 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 7-Pass Van V6 FWD (SE)	$26,300	18 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 8-Pass Van V6 LE FWD (Natl)	$29,700	18 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 8-Pass Van V6 LE FWD (GS)	$29,700	18 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 8-Pass Van V6 LE FWD (SE)	$29,700	18 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 8-Pass Van V6 SE FWD (Natl)	$31,350	18 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 8-Pass Van V6 SE FWD (GS)	$31,350	18 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 8-Pass Van V6 SE FWD (SE)	$31,350	18 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 7-Pass Van V6 LE AWD (Natl)	$31,930	16 / 22 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 7-Pass Van V6 LE AWD (GS)	$31,930	16 / 22 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 7-Pass Van V6 LE AWD (SE)	$31,930	16 / 22 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 8-Pass Van V6 XLE FWD (Natl)	$32,975	18 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 8-Pass Van V6 XLE FWD (GS)	$32,975	18 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 8-Pass Van V6 XLE FWD (SE)	$32,975	18 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 7-Pass Van V6 XLE AWD (Natl)	$35,315	16 / 22 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 7-Pass Van V6 XLE AWD (GS)	$35,315	16 / 22 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 7-Pass Van V6 XLE AWD (SE)	$35,315	16 / 22 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 7-Pass Van V6 LE AAS FWD (Natl)	$35,935	18 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 7-Pass Van V6 LE AAS FWD (GS)	$35,935	18 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 7-Pass Van V6 LE AAS FWD (SE)	$35,935	18 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 7-Pass Van V6 Ltd FWD (Natl)	$39,300	18 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 7-Pass Van V6 Ltd FWD (GS)	$39,300	18 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 7-Pass Van V6 Ltd FWD (SE)	$39,300	18 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 7-Pass Van V6 XLE AAS FWD (Natl)	$40,245	18 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 7-Pass Van V6 XLE AAS FWD (GS)	$40,245	18 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 7-Pass Van V6 XLE AAS FWD (SE)	$40,245	18 / 24 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 7-Pass Van V6 Ltd AWD (Natl)	$40,570	16 / 22 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 7-Pass Van V6 Ltd AWD (GS)	$40,570	16 / 22 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211
5dr 7-Pass Van V6 Ltd AWD (SE)	$40,570	16 / 22 mpg	Gas V6 3.5L/211

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The Sienna is a complete redesign for 2011. Two engines are available for this year: a 187-horse 4-cylinder and last year's 265-horsepower 3.5L V6. Each engine comes linked to a new-for-2011 6-speed automatic transmission. What the 4-cylinder lacks in power, it more than makes up for in fuel economy--it's capable of 19 mpg in the city and 26 mpg on the highway--a class-leading achievement. ...more

While the Sienna's suspension is tuned toward comfort, the SE trim gets revised springs/dampeners for better handling that approaches that of a car. The standard 19" wheels on the SE trim are a nice complement to that trim's privacy glass, roof rails and smoked chrome exterior trim.

The Sienna is the only vehicle in its class to offer optional all-wheel drive. Toyota's system utilizes a center differential to split power 50/50 between the front and rear wheels under normal driving situations, but transfers more to the wheels that have traction during slippery conditions. Other Siennas are configured as front-wheel drive.

The Sienna comes with a long list of safety features that should lend some peace of mind. Electronic stability control and anti-lock brakes with brake assist are standard, as are front seat-mounted side airbags and side-curtain bags for all three rows. Driver knee airbags are also included. All-wheel drive models are also fitted run-flat tires which allow the Sienna to go up to 100 miles at 55 mph once the tire loses air.

Interior accommodations in the Sienna include three rows of seating and a capacity of either seven or eight. The 8-passenger configuration--offered on LE and XLE trims--includes a second-row bench seat that can slide fore and aft. The 7-passenger models substitute two captain's chairs for the bench. Toyota has dropped "Split & Stow" seating for 2011, claiming few Sienna buyers actually used the feature. Second and third-row seats are removable to expand cargo space however.

CE, LE, XLE and Limited trims for the Sienna span a very wide range of equipment, depending on whether the buyer wants simple and basic or luxurious. The base CE does include most popular equipment such as keyless entry, power windows/locks/mirrors, cruise control, 3-zone air conditioning and a 4-speaker CD sound system; it's the only model to not offer all-wheel drive as an option. At the top of the range, the Limited adds Smart Key remote keyless system, a power moonroof, heated seats, automatic climate control system, woodgrain trim and a parking-assist system, along with a JBL Synthesis sound system with ten speakers, satellite radio compatibility and a Bluetooth hands-free calling interface.

Options at the top of the line include a unique dual-view entertainment system that allows rear seat passengers to watch two different programs on one display, navigation satellite radio, HID headlamps, rain-sensing wipers and radar cruise control.

2011 Toyota Sienna Model Changes

An all-new Sienna debuts for 2011. New sheetmetal, new interior, new transmissions and a choice of two engines mean Toyota is intending to stay on top of the minivan segment.

2011 Toyota Sienna Value

Toyota's Sienna keeps getting better year to year. A new 4-cylinder engine option and a new pair of 6-speed automatic transmissions means the 2011 Sienna gets even better fuel economy than 2010--up to 26 mpg on the highway. The Sienna is the only minivan to offer all-wheel drive as an option as well as two seating configurations. Even the entry-level CE trim includes such comfort options such as keyless entry, three-zone air conditioning and 10 cup holders. Toyota has also engineered a clever 16" LCD monitor for 2011 that allows rear seat occupants to watch two different video programs simultaneously.

2011 Toyota Sienna Strengths

Available all-wheel drive; two engine choices; fuel economy; spacious, comfortable interior; true car-like handling; choice of seating configurations; historically strong resale value Hide

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