Cars.com Reviews the 2009 Toyota Sienna

As Cars.com reviewer William Jackson points out, you don’t buy a minivan to make a fashion statement, but that doesn’t mean a minivan like the Toyota Sienna can’t be an incredibly useful vehicle and a good reason one should get past his or her minivan-fear. Read Jackson’s full review of the 2009 Toyota Sienna to find out why it ranks at the top of his minivan list.

2009 Toyota Sienna Review

2009|Toyota|Sienna

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Fold-flat seats typically means no spare tire, in which case the stock tires are run-flats and expensive to replace. All-wheel drive versions require replacing all tires if one needs replacement. This should be included in the cost of ownership. One messed-up tire could end up costing you close to $1000.

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Fold flat seats could mean the tire is stored underneath, like on most pickup trucks. That is how the spare is stowed on my Grand Caravan.

HONDA AND TOYOTA BOTH STORE THE TIRE Under. ALL WHEEL DRIVE MEANS NO SPARE