The Toyota SIENNA is the minivan reinvented. With 22,664 complaints across its lifecycle, the SIENNA reflects the high sales volume Toyota commands in this segment. Toyota buyers consistently report excellent long-term ownership experiences, so focusing on the best model years can help you find a SIENNA that will provide reliable transportation for years to come.

22,664
Total Complaints
139
Total Recalls
30
Model Years
22
Reported Deaths
!

Years to Avoid

These years have significantly more complaints than average.

Best Years

These years have the fewest reported problems.

Common Problem Categories

Structure 5,628
Air Bags 1,808
Latches/locks/linkages 1,578
Electrical System 1,462
Unknown Or Other 1,354

Complaints by Model Year

All Model Years

Year Complaints Recalls Crashes Fires Rating
2025 192 1 0 0 Good
2024 112 1 8 0 Good
2023 116 1 24 0 Good
2022 314 3 16 0 Good
2021 426 2 38 10 Average
2020 82 2 0 6 Good
2019 106 7 6 0 Good
2018 162 7 10 0 Good
2017 370 10 46 16 Good
2016 196 5 20 6 Good
2015 556 6 42 16 Average
2014 406 6 16 6 Average
2013 446 6 16 2 Average
2012 660 9 36 20 Average
2011 1,612 14 98 20 Below Average
2010 452 8 32 4 Average
2009 540 8 70 10 Average
2008 1,138 7 98 10 Below Average
2007 896 8 76 14 Average
2006 2,566 8 112 4 Avoid
2005 2,836 9 94 26 Avoid
2004 5,176 5 112 24 Avoid
2003 248 1 28 4 Good
2002 448 1 32 14 Average
2001 476 1 30 0 Average
2000 918 1 56 14 Average
1999 500 1 34 8 Average
1998 704 1 46 8 Average
1997 4 0 2 0 Good
1996 6 0 0 0 Good

Toyota Sienna Years to Avoid

Avoid the 2004 model year, which saw a spike in complaints—particularly structure. The 2003 and 2005 model years also experienced elevated complaint levels. While Toyota's overall reliability is excellent, these specific years may require more thorough pre-purchase inspections.

Best Toyota Sienna Years

The 1997 model year stands out with significantly fewer reported complaints. Early production years often have fewer documented issues. Consider also the 1998 through 1999 model years if available, as they represent strong choices with lower complaint profiles.

What Owners Are Reporting

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