2025 Toyota Sienna

Toyota Certified Pre-Owned 2025 Toyota Sienna XLE 8-Passenger Eight Seats, Not Seven 36 MPG, 49,522 Miles 49,522 Miles Celestial Silver Metallic over Gray Seats 8 Stock #PE238614 Eight seats. Not seven. That sounds like a small distinction until it is your family, and then it is the entire decision. Nearly every three-row vehicle on the road - SUVs and most minivans included - seats seven, because a second row with captain's chairs is what most people order. This Sienna has the second-row bench, which makes it a genuine eight-passenger vehicle: three across in the middle, three across in back, two up front. If you have a fifth child, or a carpool rotation, or a Sunday where the grandparents come along, or a kid who wants to bring two friends to practice instead of one - eight seats is the difference between everybody fitting and taking two cars. Here is the honest trade, because it is worth understanding before you decide. Captain's chairs give you a walk-through aisle to the third row and an armrest on both sides of each middle-row passenger. A bench gives you a seat instead. Neither is better in the abstract - they are different answers to different families. If your third row is mostly empty and your kids fight, take the captain's chairs. If you routinely need every seat you can get, this is the configuration you have been trying to find, and it is genuinely harder to locate on the used market because fewer people order it. The Sienna is hybrid-only, and the numbers are why that matters over eight seats' worth of people. 245 total system horsepower from a 2.5-liter four working with the hybrid system, rated at 36 mpg combined in front-drive form and 35 combined with all-wheel drive. That is better fuel economy than most compact sedans, out of a vehicle carrying eight. There is no gas-only version, no plug, no charging schedule, and nothing about your routine has to change - the gas engine simply shuts off at every light and through a great deal of the short-trip driving a family vehicle actually does. And the doors slide, which is why a van beats a three-row SUV in every parking lot you will ever use. Power sliding side doors mean a kid can open one in a tight space without denting the car beside you, and nobody has to squeeze past a folded seat to get to the back. On an eight-passenger vehicle, where people are constantly getting in and out, that stops being a convenience and becomes the reason the whole thing works. XLE is where the equipment gets right. A 12.3-inch touchscreen - the LE makes do with an 8-inch unit - plus heated front seats with power adjustment and smart device mirroring so your phone's apps run on the vehicle's display. Toyota Safety Sense is standard. Forward collision mitigation senses an impending impact with the vehicle ahead and acts to prevent or reduce it. Pedestrian impact prevention monitors the road, identifies and tracks pedestrians, and takes action if a collision becomes likely. Full-Speed Range Dynamic Radar Cruise Control manages your speed and your following distance together, slowing and accelerating with traffic on its own - over four hours on I-85 with a full vehicle, that is the difference between arriving tired and arriving wrecked. Lane departure prevention takes corrective action rather than simply warning you. Celestial Silver Metallic is the color that never has to be thought about. It hides pollen through a Georgia spring, it does not show the handprints and door-edge scuffs that a vehicle carrying eight people accumulates whether you like it or not, and it looks clean two weeks after a wash - which is roughly the honest interval for anyone with a full van. 49,522 miles is what makes an eight-passenger XLE reachable, and it is fully covered. The Toyota Certified powertrain warranty runs 7 years or 100,000