swagger wagon :chuckles:


the dodge is hideous!

 

Yes!

 

Yeah the loaded siennas are gorgeous, I'd rock a black one slammed to the ground.

cool..

^^^

I don't know where you are seeing excitement. :shrugs:

 

Yeah the loaded siennas are gorgeous, I'd rock a black one slammed to the ground.

 

Interesting how InsideLine put the Oddy at #1 and the Sienna at #2.

 

cool..

 

where's the VW Rotten?

 

Why are we getting so excited about minivans???

 

I don't know where you are seeing excitement. :shrugs:

 

Except for TRD's post I think you need your sarcasm meter checked. :chuckles:

 

I don't think I have one :wiggle: Sarcasm was never my thing lol

 

even just the sienna LE looks good..!

 

This doesn't surprise me. I just drove a 2011 Sienna SE for 8200 miles (about 5 months). It was a great vehicle - I really enjoyed driving it. I actually thought quite a few times about cashing in my 05 Sienna CE and replacing it with the new SE, but the CE is way too paid for to do that

 

We have the Sienna LE 2007 and it's engine is great!

 

Update!

2011 Minivan Comparison Test

1st Place: 2011 Toyota Sienna SE
Does it have genuine swagger? Maybe not, but the Sienna SE offers the best all-around package of comfort, performance and value in a minivan under $40,000.

2nd Place (tie): 2011 Nissan Quest SL
The surprise of the group, the Quest has a sweetheart of a drivetrain, a great ride/handling balance and the quietest cabin. Big hauling jobs aren't its forte, though.

2nd Place (tie): 2011 Honda Odyssey EX
Dynamically, it's the most accomplished minivan ever, and it has the most passenger room, but in EX trim, you're locked out of desirable features.

4th Place: 2011 Chrysler Town and Country Touring-L
Vast improvements make the feature-packed T&C a contender again, though it lacks the refined ride and smooth-shifting transmission of the higher finishers.

5th Place: 2011 Dodge Grand Caravan Crew
A new interior and retuned suspension restore Dodge's credibility in the minivan world. It's less refined than its peers, though, and its front seat is cramped.

 

The Sienna isn't the Camry of minivans for nothing. Judging from the comments it might have better driving dynamics than a Camry though. :chuckles: