The 2015 Toyota Sienna is very roomy and very spacious. Their is plenty of room for everyone. The middle seats move forward and backward. The third row seats go into the floor to give you room. Going grocery shopping and shopping in general is very easy with the Sienna. Their is a TV in the back and it also has a hook up for a game console. This keeps the kids busy and they love it. Its easy for school pick ups and drop offs. This vehicle can be used for multiple of things. When we purchased the van we loved the look of the vehicle on the outside. On the inside the seats are leather and heated. You sit in them comfortably. Its great on gas. We spend maybe 30 to 40 a week on gas and we do a lot of running around. The mirrors let you know when its safe to pass a car. That has been super helpful. No more merging over and not seeing the car next to you. The blue tooth in the van works amazingly and so does the navigation. The sound system works well also. The windows also roll down in the back AND they have shades.

I've had my Toyota Sienna CE for going on 9 years now. I've experienced very few issues, despite warning from people I knew that Toyota was not a reliable brand. I purchased the minivan because I'm married and have children, and it turned out to be an excellent mode of travel, with plenty of room (leg room as well as seating), and has cover over 125,000 miles and counting. The rear row of seats can be folded down into the floor board in order to create more room. The middle seats can be removed, adjusted, or centered. The ride is smooth, and there have been very few issues. There have been a few minor cons, however. The original tires which came on the van had a very short life time. We had to replace them after only 6 months of use. The portions of the center console that are intended to hold drinks have a very stiff rubber layer that frequently cut through Styrofoam cups, creating a huge mess, or trap larger containers, making it very difficult to remove them. The light interior fabric stains easily, and after the particularly hot summer of 2011, the rubber handle of the back hatch or trunk melted, making it impossible for the hatch to stay open without someone holding it up. This can be a pain when trying to load groceries or other items into the van.