Toyota Sienna

2005 Toyota Sienna Description

VIN: 5TDBA23C75S052253Year of car release: 2005Mark: ToyotaCar model: SiennaForm of your vehicle: SPORTS VANCar engine: 3.3L V6 DOHC 24VCountry of Origin: UNITED STATESFinishing: LE AWDSequence Number of Production: 052253Sort of gear shift: 5-Speed AutomaticOverall Rating8.9Out of 10Based on 692 Ratings for the 2004 - 2010 models.Powertrain Engine V6, 3.3 LiterHorsepower 230 @ 5600 RPMTorque 242 @ 3600 RPMFuel Economy City 17/Hwy 24/Comb 20 MPGBore x Stroke 3.62 x 3.27Compression Ratio 10.8Fuel Type GasFuel Induction Multi Fuel InjectionValve Train Dual Overhead CamValves Per Cylinder 4Total Number Valves 24Transmission AutomaticDrivetrain FWDTransfer Case -Dimensions Fuel Capacity 20.0 gallonsWheel Base 119.3 inchesOverall Length 200.0 inchesWidth with Mirrors 77.4 inchesWidth without Mirrors -Height 68.9 inchesCurb Weight 4120 lbs.Tires / Wheel Size P215/65R16Rear Tires / Wheel Size -Turning Diameter 36.8 feetStandard Axle Ratio 3.08Minimum Ground Clearance 6.9 inchesMaximum Ground Clearance -Maximum GVWR 5690 lbs.Maximum Towing 3500 lbs.Payload Base Capacity 1515 lbs.Head Room: Front 42.0 inchesHead Room: Rear 38.1 inchesLeg Room: Front 42.9 inchesLeg Room: Rear 39.5 inchesShoulder Room: Front 63.8 inchesShoulder Room: Rear 61.1 inchesEPA Passenger 177.4 cu.ft.EPA Trunk or Cargo 148.9 cu.ft.EngineV6, 3.3 LiterTransmissionAutomaticDrivetrainFWDBraking and TractionABS (4-Wheel)Comfort and ConvenienceAir ConditioningPower WindowsPower Door LocksCruise ControlSteeringPower SteeringTilt WheelEntertainment and InstrumentationAM/FM StereoCassetteCD (Single Disc)Safety and SecurityDual Air BagsSeatsPower SeatRoof and GlassPrivacy GlassCargo and TowingRoof RackWheels and TiresSteel WheelsReviews:By kosta on Sunday, January 31, 2010overall rating 10 of 10rating details"I have 05 Sienna LE (243K miles) and 05 Sienna CE (205K miles). I would recomment LE as it's quality is better comparing to CE. We've been riding those cars very hard. They are 4.5 years old right now. Gas Mileage ranges from 21-24 MPG in city to 24 (80 mph) - 27 (65 mph) on highway. We use Synthesic oil and do oil changes every 15K or so. So far, we changed timing belts at around 150K, right wheel bearings (242K on LE, 150K on CE.), and ceramic brake pads every 40K. Also, driver door stops broke on both cars in their first year due to bad quality welding job. It happened after cars reached 36K, so we did not bother fixing that. Also, radio volume bottons went bad a few months ago on both cars, but LE has volume controls on…read more23 people out of 23 found this review helpfulWas this review helpful to you? yes / no / report abuseI swore I'd never own a minivan!By amy for short on Saturday, November 15, 2008overall rating 10 of 10rating details"This is my third Sienna. We leased the first two and realized that we should just own one. We bought my '04 Sienna in June of 2003. I saw the new design and thought the 8 seater was awesome and I had to have one. The drive is great. It's spacious inside. Tons of storage. I love that the back seats drop into the floor and it's like having a truck. I've moved an entire bedroom in the back. (I did take the 2nd row seats out) So after the driving the "mommyvan" for five years, with long trips to North Carolina, Ohio and Florida, and two hurricane evacuations, all with 3 kids, I have to say that I love it and can't imagine how we could've gotten along without it. Here is the one complaint I have, and this is with the folks who…read more18 people out of 18 found this review helpfulWas this review helpful to you? yes / no / report abuseGreat van, a few wartsBy 3 young kids on Thursday, April 02, 2009overall rating 9 of 10rating details"Mostly terrific and reliable van. A few complaints - a faulty door seal on the drivers side that seems to befuddle the dealers. Some wind noise is ok, but in a crosswind, the driver door sounds like the window was left open just a crack. The van has a few more rattles and squeaks than I'd like in this price range (XLE with Luxury package). the transmission needs to be a little more decisive at low speeds, as the "coast, then accelerate" seems to confuse it a bit. The factory Bridgestones were absolutely awful tires - zero snow traction and didn't even last 30K miles. Otherwise, very comfy, plenty of power, tons of space and mileage is good, bordering on outstanding if you don't speed too much."17 people out of 17 found this review helpfulWas this review helpful to you? yes / no / report abuseExcellent overall vehicleBy mom2three on Wednesday, June 06, 2012I own this car - My approximate mileage is 85,000overall rating 10 of 10rating detailsLikely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10"I was reluctant to buy a minivan, thinking it would feel like I was driving a bus. With 3 children, I didn't have many choices. I'm so glad I bought this Toyota. It handles beautifully, feels sporty, despite being a van, and has been exceptionally reliable. The inside is roomy enough to take lots of luggage and kids' bikes on long trips. I really haven't had any complaints. Great car!"14 people out of 14 found this review helpfulWas this review helpful to you? yes / no / report abuseThis vans gets amazing mpgBy GladWeBoughtASienna on Saturday, December 27, 2008overall rating 10 of 10rating details"My family bought a 2008 Sienna 8 passenger LE in March 08. No problems. Highway MPG is amazing considering the size, volume available, and the power the vehicle possesses. On highway trips (we frequent the mountains) we average 30 mpg, and have never gotten less than 27 - this is driving the speed limit on the interstate (75 mph), not poking along. In town, we routinely get 20 mpg - if you stay off the accelerator. I don't understand those that claim they get poor mileage unless they drive around in 1st gear. My wife and I argued about which vehicle we wanted, but ultimately she won. And I'm glad. We have a vehicle that gets respectable mileage considering its size and power. It will set you back in the seat.