Used Toyota Sienna for Sale in St. Louis, MO

The power doors do tend to have issues -- we have had performance problems with all three, though minor ones, and most owners will probably have to pay for some repairs there over the life of the car. If I had the option, I would prefer to drop the power transmission and windows, but that's a preference. It would be nice if you could set the driver's seat configuration with a memory feature so you didn't have to adjust manually each time you switch drivers.

The sliding doors popped when opening. There was also a popping sound when driving around and hitting bumps in the road. It sounded like the doors were going to pop open on their own. The radio started to stop working. When the radio was messing up it completely locked down the radio. I was not able to turn it up or switch stations at all. Also the crash test rating is horrible for that year.