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Vans & Minivans Honda Odyssey Honda Odyssey vs. Toyota Sienna
5221 messages, Last post on Dec 03, 2009 at 5:37 PM
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Replying to: toyojunk (May 29, 2009 6:06 pm) Actually 07 Sienna's aren't affected by the door weld problem, only 04-06 Sienna's and they replace it free of charge. Our 04 didn't have the problem and our 04 had 90,000 miles. Sludge affected only a handful of 1st generation Sienna's. I agree with siennami please just trade your Sienna in, if you really own one, so you can stop annoying everyone. |
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Replying to: hause7 (May 30, 2009 1:48 am) The current 3.5l 2GR engines series has been excellent. The prior 3.3l V6 engines were also very reliable. Sure, if you go back 3 generations, to the long-ago phased out 3.0l V6, you will find cases of sludge. Funny thing is he probably knew that when you purchased his 2006 Sienna, so he didn't care then. Actions speak louder than words. 
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Replying to: hause7 (May 30, 2009 1:48 am) "2004 THROUGH 2007 TOYOTA SIENNA DOOR CHECK MOUNTING PANEL WARRANTY ENHANCEMENT". Why didn't all 2004 thru 2007 Toyota Sienna Owners receive their copy - or, do some who claim to own a Sienna NOT actually own a Sienna?
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Replying to: toyojunk (Jun 17, 2009 5:40 pm)
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| I completely Agree with Siennami. Go get your Sienna fixed and stop complaining. Oh and I do own a Sienna, had an 04 as well. I have pics of our 07 on Siennachat.com go check them out. I have no reason to lie about owning a minivan lol. | |
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Replying to: siennami (Jun 17, 2009 6:10 pm) I wish it was, though. Free warranty. Think about it. And it's not like other vans haven't had sliding door problems, including early Odys. Someone just asked volvomax the trade-in value of an 07 Ody in the RWTIV thread so this should be interesting. What triggered hansienna's rampage against the van he chose to buy and previously regarded well was the low-ball offer to trade his van at his dealer. You buy at retail, you trade/sell at wholesale, and EVERY seller will be disappointed with the offer. |
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| I need help making decision between 2008 Sienna LE(Salsa Red) vs 2006 Honda Odyssey(Silver) EX-L. My neighbor is willing to sell me his Honda Odyssey at a good trade in price of $14000 which has 62500 miles on it . It has all the standard features of EX-L with sunroof but does not have GPS or DVD player which is not a big deal for me. It has new tires which were installed few months back. The other car I am comparing to is from a small time dealer who is willing to sell me the 2008 Sienna LE with 38,200 miles on it for $16500. So basically for $2500 more I will get a 2 year newer model with 25,000 miles difference minus the bells & whistles like no leather seat, sun roof and single power door on Sienna LE vs dual power door on Odyssey. Consumer reports shows problems with transmission for 05 & 06 models for the odyssey. The Sienna LE was a rental vehicle which was bought at an auction by the dealer. So that concerns me a bit as compared to buying my neighbors Odyssey. Please help me make a better decision for buying the used van. | |
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Replying to: kcdude1 (Jun 24, 2009 8:34 am) You know the history of your neighbor's car, in this case, so I think that's your better bet. See if you can still buy an extended warranty to cover the Ody. They would be under a grand if it were new, the catch is you're over the 60k mile powertrain warranty so you may not get the same good pricing on the warranty. I the Sienna were a one-owner used car I'd lean towards the newer van that's still under the powertrain warranty, but I believe the fact that it was used commercially as a rental voids that warranty anyway. I would pass on the rental and buy your neighbor's Ody. |
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Replying to: kcdude1 (Jun 24, 2009 8:34 am) If you really don't want to take option 3, Then I say go with the Ody. It is better equipped, you know and (presumably) trust the previous owner and the price is lower. I never would go near a rental vehicle. Everyone I've know who thought they were getting a deal buying a car off the rental lot ended up paying through the nose for repairs.
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Replying to: yatesjo (Jun 24, 2009 9:17 am) We purchased an 03 Mitsubishi Galant from Enterprise in 2004 w/ 30K on it and it worked great... no major repairs at all. We had it until 12/07 when I was the center vehicle in a 5-car pileup on the highway... which I walked away from! Two weeks later we purchased a 10mo 2007 VW Jetta that had been part of a fleet program. We have yet to do anything w/ it other than change the oil and purchase a new set of tires (just last month). The car had 11K on it when we bought it, I have a 50mile commute each way round trip and it has been an excellent car. On Monday we picked up a certified used 2008 Sienna LE from a Toyota dealership. We are really happy w/ it so far but it's only been 3 days!  Interestingly, every Sienna on their lot was classified as a former rental car according to their CarFax reports. I definitely wouldn't dismiss a former rental car when purchasing a used vehicle! |
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