Ultimate Family Hauler | 2024 Toyota Sienna Hybrid LE AWD 8-Passenger Full Tour & Review
Minivans are the best forms of transportation for all sorts of people, and James gets his first experience with the 2024 Toyota Sienna LE AWD Hybrid.
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We've featured plenty of minivans over the years on TestDrive, but Toyota's Sienna has eluded our cameras until now. James hits the streets of Québec with the 2024 Toyota Sienna Hybrid LE AWD in the 8-Passenger configuration. He goes over the tech specifications and features found on this affordable minivan.
After checking out the second and third rows, he goes over driver features before hitting the road to talk about the drive, ride, and overall feel of this vehicle.
Chapters
00:00 Intro & Specs
00:58 Front End
01:57 Side Profile
02:57 Rear & Trunk
04:28 Second Row Seats
05:54 Third Row Seats
06:28 Front Seats
10:06 Driving Test
16:32 Final Thoughts
17:37 End Screen
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My local dealer is selling one with 10,000km for….62,000. Ludicrous mark ups.
Unfortunately that's not unheard of, the used car market is unpredictable and open to whatever someone is willing to pay. Perhaps it'll sit on the dealership lot for a few months and they'll drop the price.
Had no idea that this mini van would cost the same with a Highlander
My local dealer here in the US (Nebraska) sells anything new at MSRP thankfully
Glad to hear it! Here in Canada the dealerships can't sell over ask, there's a maximum set of dealer fees they can charge.
I am actually looking at getting one of these here in the US. We don't get the heated seats or steering wheel on the LE afaik
We tend to find that with the Asian car brands, they have different feature sets between the Canadian and US market vehicles.
ontario plates..🤔 Been waiting since Sept 22…Southern ontario..maybe if I was a vehicle reviewer i’d have one by now🙄
I mean… these vehicles are all owned by the manufacturers, not us. Every OEM has vehicles they pull off production for corporate use. It’ll eventually be sold off as an executive demo, maybe check into those if you want one sooner.
Wait? there's no keyless entry? so, you need to unlock the doors by putting the key in the lock on the door?
No you do not need to actually put a key in the door but it has no buttons on the door to unlock it without pulling out the key fob and pressing the unlock button there!
@@technicallycars Ahh.. okay.. makes sense.. i honestly thought, how would they give you blind spot monitoring, but still need a physical key to enter it.
This thing is not worth it in today’s market , they have limited availability and dealers ask for markups. I was able to negotiate great price for the Odyssey. On top of that the finance rate was half(from Honda dealer) compared to Sienna. Off course it saves some fuel but when you drive with full family Sienna does feel underpowered and not a huge fan of CVT transmission. Love the odyssey instead.
We're hoping to get an Odyssey soon to review, it's a vehicle we've had high on our list but never able to book.