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@esp9sram

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

@tinhinnh

3 жыл бұрын

no one

@asdfghjqwertyu1858

3 жыл бұрын

honda fanboys

@naveenthemachine

3 жыл бұрын

Who cares...?🤦‍♂️

@troystocker6179

3 жыл бұрын

I wonder how hard the person drove the Sienna, I have an 04 Sienna , once I get to 40 mph and open up the passing gear , I can out accelerate most vehicles my size.

I really like how he said the toyota looks like a camry and glossed over the fact of the Hondas front looks just like civic.

@planefan5812

2 жыл бұрын

Correction: a 2012 Civic

@TherealWinterpillow

2 жыл бұрын

@Plane Fan that would be "specifically a 2012 civic" not a "correction". A 2012 civic is still a civic.

I am a die hard toyota fan. But, I had an odyssey as a rental for just a day and let me tell you I LOVED it.

@dohc1067

3 жыл бұрын

I was riding in one of them and omg...even as a passenger you truly notice the space and literally how fast and of a ride it is.

@PWCDN

Жыл бұрын

when you own it and drive it every day, you're gonna wish you have the gas savings on the Sienna vs a traditional V6. Literally burning tens of thousands of dollars in its lifetime for doing the same work.

@xdtrl3837

Жыл бұрын

I currently own my 18th Toyota and just traded my wife’s 4Runner for a new odyssey. The siennas are solid but the odyssey just has an edge over it.

@grubbp

2 ай бұрын

@@xdtrl3837I’m in the same boat and thinking the same way.

I'm a dad too. I think it's worth mentioning WHY the second row seats are not removable in the Toyota. It's because they have built-in airbags. In fact the Sienna has 10 airbags in total. So, for the safety conscious, this is a big plus. My personal feeling is that if I'm going to buy a new car, and take the absurd financial depreciation hit, it's in large part because I would have access to the latest safety features including lots of airbags. But absolutely, if you need to transport gear or cargo that is 80 inches long, the Sienna isn't for you.

@luperon

3 жыл бұрын

@@rv2167 to some it's very important. There must be a way to remove them

@codywillis9882

3 жыл бұрын

That is a fail if you ask me. I have an 18 Sienna (3 kids) and have hauled couches before. I have camped with an air mattress even. The versatility of a van is phenomenal because it hauls with unmatched comfort and cargo, but also can be a utility vehicle when you need it. Toyota basically chopped the new one in half by not designing removable second row seats.

@kyleginder1322

3 жыл бұрын

The hybrid batteries is under the floor of the second row seats

@andybub45

3 жыл бұрын

I’m not sure why so many insist on having removable seats. If you need massive amounts of cargo space just buy a trailer. One of the best purchases I’ve made!

@CapybaraCM

2 жыл бұрын

@@luperon There are videos on youtube instructing you how to do this. Two different socket wrenches, pulling off plastic parts, and most fun of all, disconnecting airbags. This is on the verge of factory service and if the dealer discovers you've been playing with the airbags, I'll bet they will discontinue some or all of the warranty. And to put them back, do it all in reverse. I take my seats out all the time whether to put a sheet of plywood in, put in a couple of mountain bikes on the way to the trails with a buddy, or haul stuff for the PTO for the three different schools my kids are in. Non removable seats is an absolute deal breaker for me.

I don't want automatically back seat down , more tech more problems, I prefer simpler lower costs as families have to budget.

@PWCDN

Жыл бұрын

yeah I find that to be an unnecessary feature, more moving parts for less plus side. As long as there is a convenient toggle switch to lower the seats, I don't need it "motorized". If you have to lower and raise them frequently, waiting for the motor to do it is annoying. There is no plus side, every one wants it automated when they don't use a feature.

@plmn93

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it adds weight and complexity to something that isn't difficult at all. I could do without power hatches and doors as well, though I have to admit mine have never given me any trouble.

The coolest thing about the Sienna that never gets mentioned is the fact you can sleep in it with climate control. The hybrid battery will power the A/C or the heater while you sleep! It’s the ultimate van life vehicle.

@ikelee

3 жыл бұрын

They thought that people cared more about racing their minivan on the street than for its practical use

@chubbysumo2230

2 жыл бұрын

the system will shut off after 1 hour or after a max of 4 hours, and the engine will run as needed to charge the battery, but it will not have to run constantly at least.

@aimxdy8680

Жыл бұрын

@@ikelee Well Sometimes Minivan owners just wanna have a little fun, driving a 4 cylinder is just Boring and Sienna won’t haul more than 100 cubic feet, Odyssey hauls 145 cubic feet.

@PWCDN

Жыл бұрын

@@aimxdy8680 you know if you buy a Sienna over a 10 year ownership of the vehicle, you can save enough from spending on gas to buy a second hand sports car or a civic for like $6k to 8k or so than to settle for a "fun" minivan. You cannot tell me you'll have more fun driving a minivan than a barebone civic.

@aimxdy8680

Жыл бұрын

@@PWCDN I have my own project car, it’s just that I needed something with space that could be also fun, I hate SUVs because they drive like shit and drive worse than minivans.

Dude complained about the powered tailgate few seconds later says he wants the automated life🥱🥱.......

@JJ-ls7fq

3 жыл бұрын

Make up your mind, dude!

@jjgates6351

3 жыл бұрын

Haha exactly!! Edmunds is full of stupid fellas. Thumb down already

@csh000

3 жыл бұрын

If my hands are so full that I can't pull the door latch or use the remote button, balancing on one foot for even a short amount of time would be unappealing. I have the feature on my Odyssey and have used it occasionally just because it's there but it is definitely not a must-have feature.

@stephenpowstinger733

3 жыл бұрын

No, I think they are different kinds of automation. I agree with the reviewer.

@static_Tricolor_camry

3 жыл бұрын

Vans are lame same thing with Crossovers we see on the road today. Real SUV's are huge the height of a full sized Pick up truck, non-car idiots are the one's driving crossovers. I love cars, Coupes and Sedans.

The children made it for me. I remember when my babies were little and had their opinions. Such a lovely family. Cheers

I find it interesting that the reviewer didn't like the toyota grill, when that was actually one of the things I really liked the most.

@StealthyAviator

3 жыл бұрын

It's sort of a opinion... ..i dont mind the toyota grille, but i dont love it lol. I guess everyone has a different approach to it.

@antoniollamas6367

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. I love that Toyota grill. Makes the vehicle look more aggressive

@StealthyAviator

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah thats fair, I think Honda Designs are much conservative compared to others like toyota. The odyssey looks too honda tho, to the point its boring and ugly

@proverbs31woman31

2 жыл бұрын

I think that’s the sienna best feature, the grill.

@Luiyo18

2 жыл бұрын

I like the grill too, it definitely makes it look like a SUV.

We’ve had three Odysseys. Just switched to a new Sienna XSE. Plenty of power for family. Quality and reliability. The CVT works well and you can opt for “manual shifts” and “sport mode” which is laughable but the end result is that the power is fine for all of our needs.

@skf6199

Ай бұрын

The Sienna tends to be zippier because of the instant acceleration from the batteries. Especially with the xse model and its sport suspension.

Most people can't tell the difference between 0-60 in 8.4 seconds vs. 7.8, but I bet they can tell the difference between 22mpg vs. 44mpg (Edmunds number) at the pump and their wallet. Point is, too much is made about Toyota's lack of HP compared to the Odessey and Pacifica as a father of 4 children, I don't cared much about 0-60 in a minivan, I save that for my M5, but I am in the market for one to haul my family around without having to visit the petrol station a lot. A win for Toyota.

@csh000

3 жыл бұрын

You're right, 0 to 60 is not important to most minivan owners. Compare the 50 to 70mph of the minivans. When I need/want to pass a slow driver on the highway before on-coming traffic closes my opportunity.

@JoseFernandez-wu8pj

3 жыл бұрын

245 HP VS 280 HP? You will defenatly notice the lack of power too

@bryanmiller1386

3 жыл бұрын

Haha...I agree. Who cares about the 0-60 in a minivan.

@user-zg5vr8cv6i

3 жыл бұрын

The CVT drone though.

@kHoPhAe

3 жыл бұрын

@@JoseFernandez-wu8pj No I don't! The Sienna has great pickup. I have a newborn and other 2 kids under 10, I'm definitely not racing on these suburban streets

The 2021 Honda Odyssey didn't change much like the Toyota Sienna did, but I'm still loyal fan to Honda.

@PWCDN

Жыл бұрын

I'm a loyal Honda fan, but 22mpg vs 40mpg, I mean, I'm a bigger fan of keeping cash in my pocket.

@thendino1

Жыл бұрын

@@PWCDN You're getting 35 but it moves like a bus

Great review.Thank you for reviewing

Push button seat lowering is overrated. I rented a Pacifica on a long trip, don't see the point of standing there holding in a button for 30 seconds waiting for the 3rd roll to lowered, using a manual lever takes less then 3 seconds, don't even want to talked about rising the seat with the button, took longer.

The Sienna is just different. It’s a different way of “minivaning”. I think it works though. 44 mpg is incredible for a vehicle like this. Plus it has AWD which is a must have for me therefore the Odyssey fails immediately.

@CarlosValdez-nu4gn

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@Lumpia_In_Texas

3 жыл бұрын

gross CVT

@connermcgarrah2171

3 жыл бұрын

@@Lumpia_In_Texas it’s a minivan. The transmission doesn’t matter as long as it’s reliable. And Toyota’s arguable the most reliable massive car brand. So the CVT won’t bother a parent hauling kids.

@josiahr1375

3 жыл бұрын

@@Lumpia_In_Texas CVT is a label they gave it that doesn't reflect its technical operation. It is a power split device using a planetary gearset which is incredibly reliable. Working on Toyota's for a combined five years I've yet seen one fail personally.

@markanthonyllabore5131

3 жыл бұрын

Correct sir

Thanks appreciate this review!!!

OMG more of this CVT review ignorance. This is not a "decision" to go with a CVT. ALL Toyota hybrids use the planetary gear power split device. It's nothing like a rubber band CVT. It just happens to be continuously variable. It doesn't drive like other gasoline powered cars with CVT. Please stop saying this stuff.

@asdfghjqwertyu1858

3 жыл бұрын

edmunds are a bunch of honda fans, and i am saying that as a person who likes honda

@skunkbucket9408

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for pointing that out. The planetary device in Toyota hybrids is super efficient, has no slipping components or belts, and is damn near bulletproof. I've got three of them.

@rebel7254

3 жыл бұрын

You're right. I test drove a 21 Sienna today expecting an experience with the CVT like I had one time driving a Nissan Versa several years ago with a CVT. No comparison. I was extremely impressed, enough now that I'm actually considering it over the 21 Pacifica. (Honda and Kia not options due to lack of AWD option).

@toronado455

3 жыл бұрын

@@rebel7254 thank you for this report!

@Vlican

3 жыл бұрын

They're just typical car guys hating on CVTs without knowing the actual differences as you've already mentioned.

Great practical review! Thank you! Love your synergy. Something to keep in mind if you live in mountainous regions with big elevation gains is that Toyota battery may run out before you make it all the way up and then you will only have your gas engine. I was very interested in Sienna because of fuel economy, but lately I am leaning towards a slightly used Odyssey.

@ikelee

3 жыл бұрын

Check out Everyday Review’s 2020 Toyota Highlander Hybrid Torture Test video. He literally took his family on vacation and travelled up mountains on the highway. He said he never once felt the engine was strained. Got really good MPG too! After I saw that video I was convinced that the new Sienna was worth checking out.

@TheVitalishe

3 жыл бұрын

@@ikelee Thank you. Just finished watching it. He says the hybrid drive improved, but ... From experience with my 2007 Prius (new hybrid battery) I can say that on some roads with long climbs you may deplete the battery.

@stephenpowstinger733

3 жыл бұрын

It’s still a mystery to me how the car decides which motor to use when.

I'm usually a Honda guy, but I honestly prefer the Sienna. Toyota recently has been making impressive cars.

@brandon_buildsDIY

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah until the front cover starts to leak, costing you between 3 to 4000 to fix

@asdfghjqwertyu1858

3 жыл бұрын

@@brandon_buildsDIY honda fanboy

@asdfghjqwertyu1858

3 жыл бұрын

@@brandon_buildsDIY odysseys are known to be less reliable versus siennas. look at the consumer reviews on edmunds and you will see the reviews are higher for the toyota than the honda.

@gtb5

3 жыл бұрын

@@brandon_buildsDIY shouldn’t warranty cover that?

@brandon_buildsDIY

3 жыл бұрын

@@gtb5 yes they do but depends on your dealership, some dealership like to wait until your warranty is over to them tell you it’s leaking so u have to pay out of pocket

I have four kids age 9 and younger. Odyssey is a clear winner for two reasons: 1. Way more fun to drive. Yes, minivan drivers care about handling, acceleration and engine note. I’ve driven them both it’s not close. Honda wins 2. More flexibility with cargo room. Moving seats around or removing them to accommodate different loads of people and stuff is crucial. Honda wins here too

@andybub45

3 жыл бұрын

“Way more fun to drive” you are looking in the wrong segment if you care so much about that.

@cbadics

3 жыл бұрын

@@andybub45 with 4 kids only a minivan will work. I drive an odyssey and it does have a decent engine note and it is reasonably fun to drive especially with good tires. Compared to the Prius-like Sienna.

@chubbysumo2230

2 жыл бұрын

@@cbadics with 4 kids only a minivan? no. any 3 row SUV will work too. you will run out of weight room in the honda and sienna quickly, with the honda having just 1600 pounds payload before it hits GVWR, and the toyota having around 1100. that includes your stuff and you.

@lifestylephilosophy5454

11 ай бұрын

Most 3rd SUVs have terrible legroom.. you're basically sitting on the ground..

it is so relieving to see a very commoner Dad talk review. awesome work!!!!

We have a 21 awd sienna and get about 36 on average mpg combined. We love it

Can't say about the Honda Quality at the present time. However, we owned 2 1990 accord, 1989 prelude, 2000 accord v6, and 2007 Acura MDX: All transmissions failed less than 100K miles. Lexus has been my family choice since 1997 SC400 now we have every single Lexus model line in my household ( SC, ES, 2 RX, LX, GX & LS) with Zero problem. I just put in a deposit to order 2022 Platinum Sienna.

Great video. I would go with that hybrid that saves money and available AWD wich is super important in Pennsylvania and other snowy states.

Edmunds, paid under the table by Honda.

@ikelee

3 жыл бұрын

It was that obvious eh?

@dwaynecoy1871

3 жыл бұрын

His beef with the Sienna was a "floaty ride" and no removable second row seating? How many times does the average Minivan driver need to remove 2nd row and convert it into a panel van? Now compare that to something really important - like filling up your gas tank

@JoseFernandez-wu8pj

3 жыл бұрын

Pro-TOYOTA TROLLS UP IN HERE

@zakm4012

3 жыл бұрын

Go watch the fast car lane they had a better UN biased video

@zakm4012

3 жыл бұрын

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When comparing vehicles they should be similar trim packages. Siennas do have TV’s in the back. For looks the Sienna looks much better especially in the XSE trim. The FWD drive Sienna has bench seats that you can remove the middle part to make it like captain seats. The vacuum and fridge no longer is in the Siennas due to supply issues.

Both are amazing, reliable cars.

Today I test drove sienna and I say it wins the battle. Sick of paying a v6 engine gas, so bye bye Honda. Sold to Toyota

Good breakdown fellas.

I am planning to take long family roads trips.. This covid has frustrated everyone and feels like prison and I will feel safer driving to places vs flying for now. I will take will Sienna (it looks way better).. Gas milage and realibility is important and Toyotas reputation in building hybrid engines for decades is exceptional!!

Is it just me or no matter how hard Toyota tries to make better cars while still being reliable people will always say the competitors are better. TOYOTA has stepped their game and still dont get props for it.

@troystocker6179

3 жыл бұрын

In 10 years , the Toyota will probably be in a lot better shape than its competitors. Toyota buyers care more about longevity than styling

@user-pe3wc7uv4b

3 жыл бұрын

Kaizen is toyota's way of continuous improvement. They only improve on what needs improving.

@yaviersantos923

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-pe3wc7uv4b yeah but reviewers will still say it isn't enough.

@troystocker6179

3 жыл бұрын

@@yaviersantos923 the reviewers also leave out what makes a Toyota the more solid vehicle. Toyota saves money by not restyling things , they put the money into better transmissions and electrical systems. The Odessey feels more lightweight and car like than the Sienna.The Sienna also has a better resale value

@yaviersantos923

3 жыл бұрын

@@troystocker6179 yeah 100% agree!

Great video. Thank you

Idk y ppl are complaining about the speed of the sienna. All I know is that I just bought my sienna a few days ago and as I drove back home, I was flying pass cars with ease. Had to remember to slow down multiple times. More cup holders for the front, the better. I'll have a bottle water, soda, coffee. And that's just for me. There's 4 cup holders on top of the center console, and 2 on the back bottom for the middle row passengers so they're not left out. 1 on each sliding door also. I'm like, hells yes! And there's that bonus shelf on the dash for my phone and other small stuff (snacks mainly). Hells yes again! Now, the open space under the console, another hells yes! Ppl were like, why? What for? Uhmmmmm, purses! Big purses! Bags, hats, umbrellas, laptops, books, magazines, picnic mat, diaper bag. You can store anything! Where else would you store these things? By your feet? Under your seat? In the trunk? On the floor of the second row? So convenient and practical. The middle seats can slide all the way back, so much leg room! But I call it, walking space. Yes I can climb up and get in front of my children to buckle and remove them. Granted I am on the petite side. My kids are 6, 3, and 1. These were the main reasons why I chose the sienna over the other minivans. The folding of the 3rd row seats in all the minivans are similar and not too important. The folded down 3rd row cargo space is not much of a huge difference either. Best part is the mpg! I drove 2 hrs home from the toyota lot, and have driven around town maybe 4 times. It's still on full. It hasn't moved a millimeter. It would be on half tank by now in my old odyssey (tranny went out). Con: the 3rd row seats when folded down without any cargo weight on top, makes noise as it springs/hops/thump on every bump. So it's not good to leave them folded down if you're not needing to use maximum cargo space. I just wanted to leave them down in case I wanted to load anything quick, and save 5 seconds of folding the seats down :D plus I won't be using the 3rd row on the daily as the middle row fits my 3 kids. But i guess I'll have to leave them up now even when they're not in use. . Still, Sienna ftw! :D

This is the best review by kids by far. I went from 2011 Odyssey to 2017 Pathfinder for AWD and all my kids can say is there's no TV or screen. So i gave them both Ipads and now they never ask me for anything else. If you need AWD Sienna is the only Choice or the Pacifica. Honda please offer SHAWD for Odyssey. I'm definitely getting another Odyssey if you do that.

@JJ-ls7fq

3 жыл бұрын

SH-AWD is exclusive to the Acura brand.

@bryanpeng9007

3 жыл бұрын

@@JJ-ls7fq i can't help but wish good things for Honda. They get it later but you can call it dream AWD for all I car

@bryanpeng9007

3 жыл бұрын

I wish they made the rear wheels electric drive like NSX

@mtunofun1

3 жыл бұрын

Honda has SHAWD too, they just call it IVTM4. The passport/pilot has it.

I love the tech in our Sienna. And I love getting 40 mpg. And I’ve never had a grabby brake issue. And the XSE handles really well. And the 10speed in the Honda has sketchy reliability (9sp too).

Supercharged Riviera does the 0-60 thing for me. BUT some people prefer the "floaty" drive. It's, like you said, personal preference. None removable second row seat is a design for increasing safety. Why would I want to remove them anyway? It's a van, to haul family, not material cargo. For that, a Tacoma, Tundra, F-150 would be more ideal imo. Fuel economy is definitely more of a game changer for most. That's amazing! And AWD! Overall, good review. Thank you for your time!

@rawkfist-ih6nk

15 күн бұрын

Well perhaps in this economy people can’t afford a van and a truck?

Fresh styling, AWD, and I average 38 MPGs *in town* !! Sienna FTW 🙌 🏆 (& my previous four cars were Honda/Acura. They lost me when I decided I wanted a ‘21 minivan )

Interesting that he said the top trim Sienna for '21 doesn't have the automated folding rear seat option. Must be an add-on feature? I just bought a 2013 Sienna Limited that has this feature. (Love it, by the way.)

I am not going to buy a minivan to make a fashion statement. I will buy it for functionality and utility. My 2006 Sienna is over 200,000 miles now. So far, there isn't a hiccup. I will buy another Sienna. Especially, It will save me at least $150 per month on gas.

@rawkfist-ih6nk

15 күн бұрын

$150 in gas is probably way less than the interest per month in the the price difference. Just saying

Toyota wins hand down My coworker a Master plant maintenance technician who goes by the book keeping maintenance on his Honda Odysseys but my 2005 Toyota Sienna is out living his two Honda Odysseys. His 2006 Odyssey developed engine issue at only 186K miles in 2016. He then bought another Odyssey against my recommendation for a 2017 Toyota Sienna. His 2017 Honda Odyssey developed engine issue at only 120K miles in 2023 while my Toyota Sienna experience zero issue with Engine, transmission, fuel pump, electric windows, super cold AC, upholstery. They are original and in great condition after 18 years and 325K miles later. We recently got the 4th Generation Toyota Sienna and love it. We want a newer vehicle for long road trips and a good gas mileage. The hybrid Sienna works seamlessly and almost 100% better fuel mileage than the older Sienna.

Just what I needed to know 👍

And no matter what car they will still say the honda is better than the Toyota.They only look on the downsides of Toyota cars.Sometimes I feel like they dont even give Toyota a chance.

Video didn't mention Sienna offers 1500 watt/110v outlet. This opens up options when camping (charging ebike, cooking, hours of movie watching on projector, ....). Basically use the car as a generator for electricity outdoor except the car automatically turns on the engine when battery needs charge.

@luperon

3 жыл бұрын

Can even run your home refrigerator and other things when the lights go out. A full tank of gas would last a long time.

@ks1ngh27

3 жыл бұрын

This feature is supposedly not available in this year's model. That was per the initial reviews, unless that changed.

@chubbysumo2230

2 жыл бұрын

@@ks1ngh27 yes, its available. the stuff is in short supply. The AC outlet actually runs from a different inverter, that takes the high voltage DC from the hybrid battery, so its really efficient. my 2020 highlander hybrid has the 1500w AC plug, its nice when I go to the RC track, I can charge my shit right there in the back and never worry about getting close to an outlet. my sienna sadly does not have the plug because it was bought on short notice when my work van broke, and you cannot option it post factory. the 1500w ac inverter sells from toyota for $3800 on its own without any of the kit.

If the ride is anything like Honda Accord and Toyota Camry (it should be similar dynamics), it will be a matter of personal preference. I have both. I love the accord for its handling and sportiness, I love the camry for its soft compliance where I don't have to feel every bump on the road. I feel the Sienna and Odyssey will have similar dynamics. That being said, I drove 16 hours in a Odyssey (2016) with eight people, including all their luggage and one stroller,I was very impressed with the handling. Drove on the straight road hitting close to 90 (this was for short stretch in middle of nowhere on flat road), the ride felt so smooth, I felt like i was going 60mph. Once we hit the mountains, the odyssey took the curves like it was nothing, did not roll on the windy roads or felt like it was too much weight in the car. That is very impressive. That being said, Toyota hybrid powertrain is very reliable, with few moving part, the services are very cheap and less things to break as there are less moving parts. I drove the new sienna for 5 minutes, it felt good too but I don't know how it will do on the highway or mountains for longer trip yet.

I’m such a dad...was so excited to see this review. Please redo the comparison when the new Sedona and refreshed Pacifica are out. Which one is quieter? My prior 2014 odyssey was extremely loud on the highway.

@ibrahimm218

3 жыл бұрын

Really we currently have a 2011 odyssey and its pretty quiet idk

@robertorazo4694

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂👍🏻I feel ya! Same here, 4 kids, 2 are adults but in college so I was very happy to see this review.

@zakm4012

3 жыл бұрын

I’ll tell you now, don’t watch these people’s reviews. Switch to CarConfections they aren’t biased at all

@Harry-uq9qd

3 жыл бұрын

@@ibrahimm218 i guess everyone has slightly different ideas of what quiet and noisy is. maybe his other vehicle was a luxury vehicle with lots of nvh

I'm a Canadian and camping is our way of life here so engine reliability, hybrid gas savings, and AWD are still a winner for me. The Sienna is definitely the winner.

@vigneshraghavan1428

3 жыл бұрын

do you know that honda engines are more reliable than toyota? data shows 1 in 350 honda cars breakdown whereas it"s 171 for toyota

@ikelee

3 жыл бұрын

@@vigneshraghavan1428 source?

@vigneshraghavan1428

3 жыл бұрын

@@ikelee scotty kilmer a toyota fan man lol ,who is a very experienced mechanic.check for yourself

@354HEMIPOWER

3 жыл бұрын

@@vigneshraghavan1428 lol toyota is on reliability on 2nd place after Lexus(toyota) for last 10 years and honda doesn't even make top 10 so get your facts right😂

@PWCDN

Жыл бұрын

@@vigneshraghavan1428 you know that's a very generic statement considering every model is different with different engines and drivetrains. You have a breakdown of which models of the 350 Honda's vs the 171 Toyotas? If not, its a pointless statement. Even same generation models can have different engines due to improvements and recalls. That's a very black and white statement. Considering this video, we only care about the sample size for Sienna vs Odyssey or Toyota V6 vs Honda V6 if you're going by previous model years.

the lack of a TV in the backseat is definitely a plus. And, if you are buying a minivan, looks and styling is not the priority. Reliability, safety and convenience is more important.

What are you like 6’5? My buddy is 6’2 and fits well in my 2014 reclining seats

I'm gonna be honest. I COMPLETELY disagree with what he said about the 2nd styling thing l. Pretty sure it looks amazing

Apparently its an unpopular opinion, but I think the Sienna looks dang near perfect. I love the huge grill and all the other styling they did on it. The Honda looks like every other odessey for the past 10 years. And the MPG is like… not even close. Sienna all the way.

@timsouttahere

2 жыл бұрын

i love Toyota and lexus styling!

@PWCDN

Жыл бұрын

Sienna looks better than the Odyssey, quite honestly Honda needs a re-design, the Honda has nothing going for it other than brand loyalty. Odyssey still looks like a minivan. I guess if you want to go up hill and don't want a Chrysler product, Honda's 50 extra horsepower will come in handy.

Good review! I actually preferred the Toyota, for all the things you disliked it!

it ain't the ultimate comparison until you guys bring in the 2021 kia sedona - these minivans have some competition

@kermittherat9581

2 жыл бұрын

Carnival*

I just bought the 2022 Honda Odyssey. I am a mom of five. We love it!

@ginajessica3419

2 жыл бұрын

I did too and it’s so true! the odyssey doesn’t drive like a car or suv it drives like a cloud…literally like you’re gliding 👍🏼

44.8 MPG on highway...Amazing!!!

@AmperageY

3 жыл бұрын

I thought the Pacifica had it with the EV range but damn thats more than my Volt

@caravelaskynaut9827

3 жыл бұрын

Isn't it 36 mpg?

@AmperageY

3 жыл бұрын

@@caravelaskynaut9827 yeah but their testing revealed: 2:00

@Dlyyzz

3 жыл бұрын

This number highly inflated for sure.

@AmperageY

3 жыл бұрын

@@Dlyyzz thats what their testing revealed and toyota's HSD has a history of great fuel economy but surely there'll be more sharing their numbers soon

It is NOT a traditional CVT! All Toyota hybrids use E-cvt which do not have belt or pulley. It’s a bulletproof, smooth and efficient transmission.

Very good review

the Toyota in the past was the only one that offered awd, that was was the one feature in our climate that I couldn't live without. is the 2021 model year the same?

I would rather buy a Sienna. Saving money and time at gas stations are a game changer. Looks are objective, and personally don't like either. Now doing the hokey pokey is ridiculous, wish they take what Kia has where you stand there within 3 seconds and it opens up. Now the only thing that Honda has a major points is removing the middle seats. I'll say this, is Kia makes a hybrid for their Sedona, watch out Toyota...

@troystocker6179

3 жыл бұрын

I don't think Toyota has anything to worry about from Hyundai/ Kia. They start falling apart when the warranty expires.

@PWCDN

Жыл бұрын

you can buy yourself a cheap second hand beater for the gas you save on the Sienna if you want to have fun. I can tell you, I can have a lot of fun with $5000 over the course of 10 years savings than to go a little faster than a Sienna lol. You can literally buy a second hand beater for that money to abuse for fun. Until the competition comes out with a 40mpg minivan, nothing beats the Sienna in my books unless removal second row and going up a steep hill on the daily fully loaded is a must-have.

It doesn’t matter what he said Toyota is the best quality product and the winner in this category

@JoseFernandez-wu8pj

3 жыл бұрын

Oh GOD GO HOME TROLL

For me, the all wheel drive option blows the Odessy away. Im surprised you didn't mention that option. Otherwise I enjoyed the comparison. Thank you

@oneopinion6806

2 жыл бұрын

AWD is good, and interestingly with the Hybrid drivetrain now it's hardly that much of an additional expense, but to be fair a decent set of snow tires trumps AWD any day. I've got an Outback on all seasons, and a Honda Fit that I throw snow tires on each winter and short of massive deep snow or ice (where no one wins) the Fit does very well. Now snow tires WITH an AWD car would be the dream. That being said I am in the market, and looking at the Sienna over the Odyssey for several reason, just trying to play reasonable on the AWD stuff. When it comes down to it, AWD helps you go, but it doesn't help you stop. Snow tires do both.

@chubbysumo2230

2 жыл бұрын

@@oneopinion6806 well, in this case now, with regen braking, AWD can now help you stop in the new sienna!

@vadimnesen8060

2 жыл бұрын

Oh man I love driving on snowy roads on my awd sienna. Its a beast. Never getting a fwd minivan

@PWCDN

Жыл бұрын

@@oneopinion6806 Look up AWD Sienna off-road and it'll convince you which car is superior. I've been stuck in the snow in a lighter car with FWD, having AWD will come in handy when you're stuck in a 5000lbs vehicle. AWD definitely optional if you don't drive in snow, almost pointless in my opinion.

Such a great video that can't imagine if buying a minivan without watching this.

This review is decent, however there is no mention of AWD. I totally understand peoples preferences and it usually boils down to cargo space(removeable seats), mpg, available AWD, and conveniences. This review was biased based on a single person's preference. I totally admit I'm a toyota guy with honda a close second. There wasn't any mention of cost savings for the hybrid like mileage, and regenerative brakes that dont need to be replaced until 120k miles, no alternator...ect. Maintenance cost are far lower than conventional gas models, although the throttle loses some response, but let's face it...if your getting a minivan you're not drag racing.

@fortunatedad7695

3 жыл бұрын

No alternator? What recharges the all the batteries?

@nickbirkett6993

3 жыл бұрын

The regenerative breaks charge the batteries

@fortunatedad7695

3 жыл бұрын

@@nickbirkett6993 that recovers a small portion of the power required for a vehicle. What do you think the engine is there for?

@nickbirkett6993

3 жыл бұрын

@@fortunatedad7695 so you are telling me that they have alternators?

@fortunatedad7695

3 жыл бұрын

@@nickbirkett6993 yes. The brakes contribute some power but the majority comes from the engine, which would use an alternator to convert to DC power. It's not a EV

No comparison, one is still using the antique 20 plus years old timing belt engine and the other one we don't have to talk about it. Hands down you know which one to pick.

@sonyacurti

3 жыл бұрын

Tell me the answer because I don't know lol....

The fact that the sienna is a hybrid, which such a huge MPG compared to other minivans, makes me sold no matter what the other features. The future is eco-friendly automobiles.

9:35 what is floaty ride means? Does it give motion sickness? The 2nd row can't be removed in 2021 I heard, is that true for bench style seating package as well?

@billm1651

2 жыл бұрын

I own a 19 odyssey about to buy a 22 sienna. Odyssey has a much firmer suspension, you feel every bump and you get a lot of head toss. The Sienna feels much more solid and the suspension is softer. Its a more comfortable van. I like performance cars, I have a model 3 performance and would take the softer ride of the Sienna any day.

I had Toyota Sienna XLE since 2011, I love it so much. My next Minivan still Sienna no doubt about it. Highly recommended Minivan! It would go wrong!

@BlaidVT

Жыл бұрын

The odyssey is more crisp and clean. More advanced looking too.

I live in colorado. The clear winner every time is gonna be the one with AWD. This is what sets the Sienna apart form every other competitor. It’s no contest. The other nuances I can live with but this is gonna be my wife’s car and she is hauling precision’s cargo (our kids) in the winter and rain . It’s literally a no brainer if you actually care about the things that matter.

@robgrossi2368

3 жыл бұрын

The AWD + mileage (which will pay for the van in gas savings over the long run)

@chirpchirpy123

Жыл бұрын

plus a fellow youtuber has showed the removal process of the middle seats is possible. So another plus there.

Hi! This is a comment I posted for the 2021 KIA Carnival vs The Odyssey with the Sienna on the background. Sorry to burst bubbles here, but while a new design with luxury features are enticing for the new KIA Carney, we really still have to wait for at least a year to see how dependable & how it lives up to it's hype. As a starter, no AWD option is not good at all. If I will buy a minivan today, it will still be The Odyssey. May not have all the bells & whistles, but it'll run forever. With this new Carney design, etc...scream of demand for new looks & features for Odyssey to be back in the mainstream next year. IF Carney performs well this trial year, it could take a lot of revenue away from Honda and gain new clientle unless a redesign & upgrades happens to it next year. I believe a win-win situation for The Odyssey next year will be: ●1. Have model trims that matches the features of Carney at a striking competetive price (which is like a special attractive bargain price for a Honda). ●2. Have model trims that are above & unique that will blast away the top Carney trim. ■The #1 will result to: if I can get a Honda almost the same price with Carney, of course I'll be so happy to get the Honda. ■The #2 will result to: These are for clients who can well afford the top of the line models ~ with all the uppermost upgrade & unique features, it will be like: "KIA what?" Also with that scenario, Sienna may also feel the collateral damage. The Odyssey did not become the No.1 minivan for flash in the pan, overnight reasons. They worked real hard in improving which resulted to very dependable mv's and happy owners. All they need to do now is upgrading with both the strategy of matching the competition for the average buyers AND the other status of being on it's own league via unique & hard to duplicate features & luxuries for the high end buyers. Thank you ---!●

I have the 2020 honda. First time having a vehicle that doesnt always overdrive Everytime going uphill. I guess it is the 10s speed transmission. I had the 8 spd trans 17' highlander and although the claimed 300hp compare to the 280hp honda, the highlander always OD uphill.

@andybub45

3 жыл бұрын

Our 2012 Odyssey can barely get up to 65 on the interstate.

I wish the Sienna was still available with the 3.5 V6

@PWCDN

Жыл бұрын

then get a used one for a lot cheaper, what's the point in getting a new one and pay full retail? The previous generation was pretty nice if it wasn't for the gas mileage.

If you think the sienna is overstyled remember this: You’re going to be INSIDE the vehicle and you can’t see the outside from the inside Overall for me sienna all day in platinum trim

@rkalla

3 жыл бұрын

Speak for yourself - I plan on riding on the roof rack.

@naveenthemachine

3 жыл бұрын

@@rkalla you mean this 😆 kzread.info/dash/bejne/loKilrt_prSyfaw.html

@rkalla

3 жыл бұрын

@@naveenthemachine lol yes!

@AdamSmith-gs2dv

3 жыл бұрын

It's still ugly, why the hell did they have to give it a catfish grill? That's literally the only negative of that van

Thank you so much for this video. I recently purchased the 2021 Honda Odyssey EXL model. About a week later I noticed the 2021 Toyota Sienna on the road. Based on your video I'm happy with decision. I have one question. I have never been able to pump more than 16.9 gallons of gas into my vehicle, but according to Honda's spect sheet I should be able to pump at least 19.5 gallons. I drove my 2021 Honda Odyssey from New York City to Miami twice already. This gave me the opportunity to drive until the gas was fully empty. I made sure to drive until the needle was dangerously low. And still never able to pump more than 16.9 gallons. Any thoughts on this? It's such a deal breaker and this was not my experience with my 2011 Honda Odyssey LX. I will be very appreciative for any response regarding this matter. Subscribed!

@32445477

3 жыл бұрын

When the gas nozzle automatically stop..you should, carefully, manually keep on filling the tank until you can't fill it..this should put extra 5 gallons to your tank..

@sueyang3675

2 жыл бұрын

The 5 gallon is the emergency reserve. If you want to be able to drive until you can fill 19.5. Just drive it until your car dies

@chubbysumo2230

2 жыл бұрын

@@32445477 no, don't do this. you will fill up the evap system and the charcoal canister tank vent which will cause a massive repair bill. you don't want to top them off, you can overfill these.

@chubbysumo2230

2 жыл бұрын

the sienna does something similar. its an 18 gallon tank. the car will only let you run down to 15 gallons before it shows "empty". this is both a safety feature to make sure you don't run out, but also to make sure that the high pressure direct inject fuel system can get enough supply and not have air in it, as this can cause misfires and cause the van to not start again.

@techknowledge3911

2 жыл бұрын

@@sueyang3675 I actually left my car running until it turned off on its own Still the same undesired results.

I test drove and sat in thr new Sienna and while it was a quiet driving engine was breathing hard on accel and inside especially 3rd row space was little cozy. Floaty drive too.

My mom and brother both have Sienna. I have a odyssey(got a better deal). Can't go wrong with either. I think sienna look a little better and odyssey drives smoother(more nimble).

my mom has a 2019 odyssey EX-L it’s nice

I like odyssey because of t v… 😅 I can relate that my son given me the same answer when asked about these two minivans.

Man this is a tough call. If you want AWD. Toyota. If you want power with the vtec engine and paddle shifter and in my opinion lightly better sound insulation and overall better thicker feel to material. Honda. But really, were splitting hairs. they're both beautiful. And I would totally drive this. I don't even have a family. I'd rock any one of those to work daily.

The Sienna got 20 MORE mpg than the Odyssey in your testing. In an 8 passenger van. I'll take the crummy CVT. Mind blown.

@damienpride9860

3 жыл бұрын

It's a hybrid though

@bechtoea

2 жыл бұрын

The "Crummy" CVT isn't one of those belt units. It's a Toyota design with a planetary gearset. Furthermore, yes, it makes engine noise and 4cyl noise at that, but the only reason it's noticeable is because when the van isn't using the 4cyl to accelerate, the drivetrain is whisper quiet.

@chubbysumo2230

2 жыл бұрын

@@damienpride9860 so? works fine. its the same type of hybrid drivetrain toyota has been using since the first gen prius. many of those are still going....

2021 Toyota Sienna is the BEST. Better looking and Better MPG.

@J021204

3 жыл бұрын

Toyota makes good vehicle, but Odyssey is better van. I have 05 w/ 230k AND RUNS GREAT. The gas mileage seems attractive, but that is about it....

Odyssey wins for us...we're a retired couple that travel cross-country so being able to remove the rear seats is definitely a plus...saves on hotels every night. More than makes up for the mpg difference, and the 3.5 is the minimum power I want when I'm pulling some Midwest mountains.

nice cinematic shots

What he failed to mention was Honda Odyssey is still using Timing belt instead of Chain which adds $750 cost to replace.

@dohc1067

3 жыл бұрын

Thats a very good point. That would make me choose the Toyota for the long term.

@MikeMessiah

2 жыл бұрын

u must be a suburban dad to know that info

@foodparadise5792

2 жыл бұрын

Also honda use direct fuel injection system which guarantee carbon build up maintenance problem in few years.

@bechtoea

2 жыл бұрын

@@foodparadise5792 Yup, and if you happen to buy a Toyota with direct injection, they add fuel injectors in the intake with the only purpose is to clean the intake valves, thus it's not an issue on a Toyota.

I'm actually shopping for one of these now. Probably more mid level versions. 1 annoying aspect of the Honda is you can't get the 4G/5G hotspot in all trim levels. You need to buy the Touring or Elite. Sienna has the feature in all levels. These days my kids have tablets for the car, I don't need or want a rear seat entertainment system. They break and are out of date almost immediately - who watches Blueray or DVD these days?

@billm1651

2 жыл бұрын

I have an Odyssey and I we put in dvd's. No need to pay a monthly fee and it makes my 1 and 2 year old happy. You realize people have different wants and needs in vehicles right?

FWIW, I test drove a 2020 Odyssey and with a light foot, and cruise control set at 60 I was at an indicated 31 mpg in no time flat.

@PWCDN

Жыл бұрын

considering you're measuring MPG, I'm assuming you mean 60MPH, you know hybrids have very little benefits on the highway, if you drive 80% highway with no stop/go traffic, sure I agree with your statement.

those who dislike mini vans, please look at yourself first...Minivan is a must have for all families.

My family had a 2019 odyssey and we just bought 2021 odyssey touring, i suggest that you guys test drive the sienna first before making the decision. I test drove the sienna and it was really slow and the CVT was really loud too. The sienna did look good in person but it wasnt fun to drive imo.

@andybub45

3 жыл бұрын

You want a fun to drive minivan?

@chubbysumo2230

2 жыл бұрын

must have had your foot to the floor? its not a race car, its a minivan, stop driving everything like a sportscar and all of a sudden they get much quieter and more fuel efficient.

@aimxdy8680

Жыл бұрын

@@andybub45 Yes, I want a fun minivan. Crossovers are unpractical, boring, look ugly and don’t have a Spacious Third row, their third row is meant for people below 4 feet. Station wagons are the most Fun Family vehicles but not much space like a Minivan, Full size SUVs are too expensive and drive like boats while getting 10 MPG, Minivans are spacious with perfect third row and good handling for a big car but one problem is lack of engine options. My odyssey only has a 280 Hp V6 however it is fast for a van, it does 0-60 in 6.7 seconds. Caranddriver has got 6.5 seconds in an Odyssey. I kind of want a 350 hp Van like, just imagine an Odyssey Type R with the 3.0L V6 Turbo making 355 hp with AWD, or if that can’t fit the engine, no problem a Sienna GR with the Turbo 3 cylinder making 300 hp and 288 lb ft of torque, turbo 3 cylinder is lighter than a V6 and gets good gas mileage making it the Hot minivan.

@PWCDN

Жыл бұрын

@@aimxdy8680 you know you'll lose a lotta durability on a turbo 3 cylinder making 300hp? Its just physics, just because its a "toyota" doesn't mean it can defy that.

@ashleyboutens4028

6 ай бұрын

You're absolutely right. I just test drive the Seinna today and it was awful when I really thought I'd be driving home in a new van. Was not impressed at all and could not justify it for the expensive price tag. The deal breaker was the excessively loud wind noise coming from the windshield/front sides. Added to that was the strange and loud vibration of acceleration. Sienna is off my radar - going to test drive the Odyssey.

We need a family who have 3 kids with car seats and strollers to truly test these vehicles

10:57 there isn't an extra switch to close the door? What was missing there?

We have Odyessy and while its been a very good van it has a engineering flaw where it uses Electricity to auto shift the car. Which means when your alternator goes bad (And they all do) even with a Jump to get you going your car will shift hard almost like putting it in neutral and slam-bang it into gear. Not good for the car. Transmissions use to be made where they ran fine even without a battery or alternator. if your battery gets low in the cold or the alternator goes out even a jump start will not get you out of the woods due the transmission issue.

Great video. I have an 09 Odyssey still going strong and was considering the Sienna. The fact that Toyota's rust a lot and they have a non-removable second row will turn a lot of people off right off the bat, despite the better gas mileage. The Odyssey is a family weekend warrior or a workhorse. You can put a piece of plywood inside of it flat, or use it as a contractor vehicle! Don't be fooled by vacuums and fridges. Rest stops are not too far away to empty your garbage and grab a cold drink. There's been tons of problems with the cabin watch if you Google it and also Honda's 10 speed is known to lock up into park on the highway!! Hopefully the software or something has fixed this now. If they sold mine '09 as a brand new model I would buy it again. The top blowing vents are the best in the older odysseys. The side vents don't cut, if you have a child in the back seat it will not get cooled facing backward. No way going Chrysler! Lol. Japanese vehicles just do it better!!

@zakm4012

3 жыл бұрын

Toyota has better paint quality than Honda please stop lying 😂 Honda’s are known for the thin layer of paint getting swirls and scratches quick

@plmn93

Жыл бұрын

The only things Toyota and Honda do better than Chrysler is reliability. And as somebody who has driven two Chrysler vans past 100K, I would argue even that is greatly exaggerated.

The Odyssey looks dated and Honda’s reliability has been lacking the last few years.

@FCoFix

3 жыл бұрын

Obvious choice is Chrysler... if you ignore the transmission failure and rod knock

@StuffStudier

3 жыл бұрын

Honda oddysey is like a blast for 2021

@MEG63115

3 жыл бұрын

@@FCoFix Exactly- ignore the reliability LOL

@JoseFernandez-wu8pj

3 жыл бұрын

@@MEG63115 YES BECAUSE TOYOTA HAS HAD NO MAJOR RECALLS OR QUALITY ISSUES RIGHT? TROLL

@JoseFernandez-wu8pj

3 жыл бұрын

@@0w3nn RECALLS FROM TOYOTA YOU HEAR?

Thinking to buy a new 2021 Honda(basic Odyssey) but when I get to dealer and I will easy lose controll to bargain the price with the sales therefore I need someone can advice me what is the reasonable price to offer $33,000.00-35,000 including everything out of the door.

Wait what sienna second row is not removable??? D:

The Sienna will outlast the Honda 2 to 1.

@mr2cqql

3 жыл бұрын

well, it's 3 or 4 to 1.

@t2terminator507

3 жыл бұрын

or more..................

@garyvillagomez4143

3 жыл бұрын

The sienna looks like a supra or a highlander. Well I'd rather like it looking that way than the Odessy looking like a hearse.. just saying.

@JoseFernandez-wu8pj

3 жыл бұрын

Allan Mills LMAO HELL NO

@nickysantoro1164

3 жыл бұрын

Not with that hybrid it won’t

Honda Odyssey stops about 10 feet shorter than Toyota Sienna from 60 to 0 MPH. 10 feet! This is a difference that can mean life or death.

@andybub45

3 жыл бұрын

It makes sense, the Sienna has a giant Hybrid battery. But both of these vehicles will be loaded down with luggage and soccer equipment. So it doesn’t really matter.

@chubbysumo2230

2 жыл бұрын

@@andybub45 both weight about the same curb weight. the sienna comes in at around 4900 pounds empty on LE and XLE and XSE trims, but the limited and Platinum trims come in at a whopping 5100 pounds. worse yet, the vans GVWR is just 6175(minus dealer/port installed options), which means that you and your cargo can only weigh in at less than 1000 pounds. 4 adults will quickly max out the weight of the sienna before any crap is thrown in with them. the odyssey gets a bit more payload, at around 1600 pounds because of its lower curb weight of around 4400 pounds. still not much room to play with. at least the sienna can still tow 3500 pounds, which it has no issue with.

My family car is currently the Lexus ES300H while my fun is from my GTR. I hope this version’s Sienna is available as RHD, the features are very Lexus-like so I’d like to replace the Lexus with the Sienna when the time comes.

We are on our 6th Odyssey. We should be a great tester for the new Sienna.

@Krakondack

3 жыл бұрын

6th? Are you crashing them, or wearing them out?

Why you ppl care about horsepowers and fun driving when you are in a minivan for a roadtrip with your wife and all the kids 😅 Toyota is the real deal there

And this is why I stopped watching Edmunds, you guys are so biased, despite the Odyssey having a dated interior and worse safety systems u pick it because it does 0-60 faster like who is ever going to notice that in a minivan but u didn't talk about how much money the Sienna would save families over the years and how it would be way more reliable or how it has an AWD system, u know the things people care about. It's like u guys are payed by Honda or just extremely biased, if it was me paying for one of these, the Sienna anyday over the Odyssey, its just a better vehicle and the reasons why u can't remove the seats is because Toyota implemented airbags into the seats and I would gladly take safety of my kids over being able to remove the seats for an extra 5 inches of space

@volcalstone

3 жыл бұрын

Just cause the Odyssey interior is outdated doesn't mean it's a bad thing. The interior still look just as nice as it did when it came out in 2018. Even the generation before this was nice too. Some people just like Honda's take on interior better then anything else. Just like me only wanting to buy Sony TVs cause I like how they do everything down to the buttons. Power is as important as fuel economy to me. Power is what gets you going or could even help you out of a tough situation on the roads. Being able to merge in a timely manner is important. If you take the price difference into account then they would be your gas money difference over the years. Of course the Sienna will be better if you are going to keep it for several years and beyond. Styling is subjective so each its own. I do like how the Sienna looks on the outside and especially the back is a lot nicer then the Odyssey. Each vehicle has their own features that people will need to evaluate to see if they need it or not. I like the magic seats on the Odyssey. Plus it has 8 seats on the top Elite trim while the Sienna only offer that on their lower trims only. RES might be important to some families as well which I don't think the Sienna offers. I didn't see it in this video and it was the top of the line Platinum model. Having AWD is nice though but I don't think it's a true system though. It's better then nothing though when you think about it. Hands free opening is really nice though and I use it more then I thought I would (I have a 19 Pilot Touring AWD 8). Saying that I do wish gas was better on my Pilot but I do like the power though. It's a trade off and I know it. I thought about getting a hybrid in the past but to me I love power more then the saving at the gas pump. To each their own.

@alwaysiyi272

3 жыл бұрын

​@@volcalstone I'm not saying it is a based thing, all I'm saying is that the Sienna's interior is objectively better in almost every way, I really like the odyssey interior but there is no denying that it is old and as you said to each their own lol, it just seems that on every comparison Edmunds is always biased against any other brands if Honda is involved in it and I'm not the only one noticing it

@asdfghjqwertyu1858

3 жыл бұрын

they are a bunch of honda fans

@luperon

3 жыл бұрын

Is there a video on how to remove the Sienna center seats? It has to be possible

@trianggaindralukmana2184

3 жыл бұрын

@@luperon it could by some wrench n arm effort

can you test the fuel mileage with 7-8 heavy-ish passengers

@stephenpowstinger733

3 жыл бұрын

You mean 7 typical overweight American adults. A torture test.