2021 Toyota Sienna

Minivans are a popular choice among families and those in need of extra interior space. Thanks to their performance capabilities, interior space and features, and more, minivans are a popular choice among drivers near Amherst, Manchester, and Derry, NH.

Our team at Ira Toyota of Manchester is here to help you learn more about everything this vehicle has to offer. That’s why we created this 2021 Toyota Sienna review. Continue reading to get started learning or skip to browsing our 2021 Toyota Sienna inventory right here!

2021 Toyota Sienna: Performance Capabilities

Between getting to and from work, chauffeuring your kids to soccer practice, and making countless family memories while on road trips, you need a vehicle that can keep up with your needs. Luckily for you, the 2021 Toyota Sienna is just what you’re looking for.

This hybrid minivan gives you the power and efficiency you need to travel across town with ease.

2021 Toyota Sienna Performance Capabilities
Engine	2.5L Hybrid
Horsepower	245 net HP
EPA-estimated MPG1	36 city/36 highway MPG
Drivetrain	Front-wheel drive, all-wheel drive (optional)

This power combined with the available all-wheel drive capabilities means you can continue your adventures no matter the conditions of the road.

2021 Toyota Sienna: Interior Convenience & Technology Features

The interior of the 2021 Sienna is full of modern convenience features. Take the three-zone automatic climate control system, for example.

With this feature, you, your front-seat passenger, and your 2nd-row passengers can independently set and adjust your preferred climate settings, allowing you to travel with your preferred climate setting…even if you all don’t share the same preferred temperature.

Other optional convenience features with the Sienna include:

• Heated & ventilated front seats
• Driver Easy Speak
• HD Rear-Seat Entertainment Center

With the optional Entertainment Center feature, your rear-seat passengers can watch their favorite show and movies, helping them stay entertained on even the longest commutes.

2021 Toyota Sienna: Interior Dimensions & Cargo Capacity

The 2021 Toyota Sienna offers plenty of room for up to eight passengers to travel comfortably inside this minivan, meaning there’s plenty of room for your whole family to join you on your travels:

• Headroom (first/second/third row): 40.1/39.3/37.4 inches
• Legroom (first/second/third row): 40.3/39.9/38.7 inches
• Shoulder room (first/second/third row): 62.4/62.7/58.5 inches
• Hip room (first/second/third row): 59.6/66.2/48.8 inches

On top of plenty of passenger space, the Toyota Sienna also provides ample cargo room. When all seats are upright, you’ll have 33.5 cubic feet of cargo space to fill with grocery bags, sports equipment, and much more. Need lots of room? The Sienna offers up to 101 cubic feet of cargo space.

2021 Toyota Sienna: Safety Features

The safety of you and your passengers is the most important thing, which is why the Sienna comes standard with Toyota Safety Sense™ 2.0, a comprehensive safety suite. Some features of this suite include:

• Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection
• Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist
• Lane Tracing Assist
• Road Sign Assist

Using advanced cameras and sensors, a range around your minivan is constantly monitored. When a potential hazard is detected, you’ll receive an alert. If there is no reaction to this alert, under certain circumstances, your minivan can provide automatic intervention to help avoid a collision.

Test Drive the 2021 Toyota Sienna!

As you can see in our 2021 Toyota Sienna review, this vehicle has a lot to offer drivers near Amherst, Manchester, and Derry, New Hampshire. While our review does a good job outlining these features, the best way to understand how they’ll improve your commute is by getting behind the wheel yourself.

Contact us at Ira Toyota of Manchester to schedule your 2021 Sienna test drive today!

¹EPA-estimated 36 city/36 highway/36 combined MPG for 2021 Sienna FWD models. Use for comparison purposes only. Your mileage will vary for many reasons, including your vehicle’s condition and how/where you drive. See www.fueleconomy.gov.