Toyota Sienna 2009 Review
by Magneto
When Toyota released the Toyota Sienna back in 1999, mini vans were a step away from the brand that Toyota had been known to create. Since then the Toyota Sienna has jumped up the ranks and has become one of the most popular minivans available to the public. This current Toyota available, The Toyota Sienna 2009 is the only minivan to be offered in an all wheel drive package. All models come equipped with Toyota’s 3.5-liter V-6 engine. At 265 horsepower and245 pound-feet of torque you will have no problem merging into traffic or speeding up to highway speeds. As the only option, a five speed automatic transmission is available on the vehicle.
There are four levels that the customer can choose from; starting at $25,000 ranging to fully-loaded at $36,000.The CE model is equipped with all the necessities like air conditioning, tilting and telescopic wheel and power windows. For an additional $2,000, the LE model offers Cruise control, power rear quarter-windows and steering-wheel audio control. The third option, the XLE model is a front-drive priced just over $30,000 and includes power front seats, leather-wrapped shifter and steering wheel, power-sliding side doors and cargo hatch combined with automatic climate control. The final choice for the 2009 Toyota Sienna is the Limited model, with a price tag upwards of $36,000, it comes with the following features: 17-inch aluminum wheels, laser cruise control, leather seats, a parking assist system and high-intensity-discharge headlamps. Heated front seats, a DVD entertainment system and the touch-screen navigation system with back up camera are only available with the XLE and the XLE Limited models.
Each Toyota Sienna vehicle encompasses a full array of safety features, including: front, front side, and curtain airbags combined with standard stability and traction control. The All Wheel Drive is suitable for slippery driving conditions and work symbiotically with the four wheel anti-lock brakes.
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