Toyota Sienna Usados en Venta en Boston, MA

There were two recurring issues in this car. One was that the back passenger doors would freeze in the cold and you were unable to open the doors. This was very problematic in the winter when I was trying to get the kids to school. They would have to climb in the front seat and then climb to the second row. When the temperature warmed up, the doors would open. It is a very common issue in this car, apparently. The other issue was the drivers' door hinge. I had to replace it twice. After it broke the second time, I haven't bothered replacing it. I'm not sure why it's not holding, but it can be tricky in a parking lot - you need to remember that the door will not stop until fully extended or if it hits something.

Fuel economy is a big issue with the Sienna. My parents own fairly large SUVs, and even compared to them, the Sienna eats up gas. This poses both an environmental issue and a cost issue. Also, the length of the car takes some time to get used to and makes certain maneuvers more difficult than they should be, such as parallel parking. Another con is the stereo system; while it has an aux port, the system has no Bluetooth or Apple Car Play, which could be an annoyance to some people.