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About 2004 Toyota Sienna
Overview
The Toyota Sienna was totally redesigned for 2004, resulting in a larger, more powerful minivan. The 2004 Sienna really distinguished itself with the availability of all-wheel drive, which made it the only minivan on the market with such an option. The larger size made for more interior space, but despite the Sienna's new girth, the turning radius was reduced by 3 feet.
The 2004 Toyota Sienna came in four trims: the CE, the LE, the XLE, and the XLE Limited. The CE is extremely bare-bones, offering only the most basic features, with the XLE Limited coming fully loaded with plenty of high-end amenities. The LE and both XLEs are available with AWD. Across the board, the engine is a 3.3-liter, 240-hp V6. Fuel economy is 19 mpg city/27 highway.
Toyota Sienna fans applauded the new 2004 Sienna. They were especially enthusiastic about the improved turning radius and disappearing third-row seats. Drivers are disappointed with a perceived lag time in acceleration and the car's price tag when options are added.
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John h
Reviewed a 2004 Toyota 4 Dr LE AWD Passenger Van on Oct 16, 2014
The Toyota Sienna is a wonderfully versatile vehicle saddled with the unfortunate label of being called a mini-van. Awful name that should be replaced with something more accurately descriptive like Sport Van or, like the old days, Quadra Van. Because we live in the Sierra, an AWD vehicle makes a huge difference in safety, peace of mind and mobility. Go anywhere, anytime, with just about anything you want to carry. The Sienna is well suited to this duty and does it in style. Although it appears a bit ungainly due to the 17 inch wheels carrying a lot of body and glass, the beauty of the Sienna is that its form follows function. Unlike SUVs with their high blocky hoods, the Sienna's aerodynamic shape helps it achieve pretty decent mileage for a vehicle of this size. And the sliding doors deserve more respect for their practicality and convenience versus SUV's swing doors that are barely functional in today's tight parking spaces. Outside of this DNA common to vans, Toyota has evolved the Sienna into a comfortable place to spend time driving around town or on long road trips. It is quiet, the ride is passenger car like and the interior fit and finish is of high enough quality that it feels like you're driving a vehicle in a different class. Many thoughtful touches are designed into the van to promote suitability for many different life styles. This is evident in the 60/40 split third seat that folds flat into the floor, the adjustable/removable captains chairs in the second row and the myriad of bins and storage spaces. Somebody in Toyota's marketing and design group must have conducted a survey with a thirsty demographic, because cup holders abound in the Sienna. I counted 16 and they are as entertaining to find as Waldo. Overall, the Toyota Sienna equipped with AWD has enough power, handling ability, maneuverability, flexibility, and creature comforts to earn more respect than it gets. It is truly the original Sport Utility Vehicle and one of these days, after the impractical eats into the cachet of pretender SUVs, manufacturers might want to consider the next evolution of a Sienna that is more performance oriented, stylish, and named appropriately.
Anonymous
Reviewed a 2004 Toyota 4 Dr LE AWD Passenger Van on Nov 10, 2011
There isn't much I don't love about my Sienna. I'm only selling it because I need the money. It's one of the best cars I've ever owned. Super safe, which is VERY important to me, so comfortable to ride in (doesn't feel trucky), super quiet, gobs of room, love the third row and that you can take out all the seats and make it a cargo van if you'd like. I've kept up with the maintenance and so I think that's why the car will last and last. It's such a great car.
Daya H
Reviewed a 2004 Toyota 4 Dr LE Passenger Van on Sep 21, 2014
There isn't a thing I disliked about this car. It has a large amount of space in the interior for up to seven passengers, including the driver. The car rides smoothly and comfortably. This model Toyota was not expensive to maintain, which makes it an economical family vehicle.
Anonymous
Reviewed a 2004 Toyota 4 Dr CE Passenger Van on Oct 10, 2014
I like the comfort, power, reliability, utility and looks. So far, 106,000 miles and absolutely no mechanical problems at all. A very durable, well built car that handles extremely well on the open road and in the mountains. Even some moderate off roading. Plenty of room for passengers and hauling stuff, even large appliances, lumber, etc.
2004 Toyota Sienna Trims
| Trim type | MSRP |
|---|---|
| 4 Dr XLE Limited AWD Passenger Van | $37,690 |
| 4 Dr XLE AWD Passenger Van | $32,225 |
| 4 Dr XLE Limited Passenger Van | $35,240 |
| 4 Dr LE AWD Passenger Van | $28,635 |
| 4 Dr XLE Passenger Van | $29,020 |
| 4 Dr CE Passenger Van | $23,495 |
| 4 Dr LE Passenger Van | $25,020 |
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