While the minivans market was not so big as before since the SUV and crossover one increased their importance, the Sienna took the challenge to fight for that niche market.
The 2014 Sienna minivan reached its third generation in 2010. It was upgraded in 2014 and was the only MPV with an available all-wheel-drive system. It was something that you couldn’t get in a Honda Odyssey or Chrisler Town&Country from the same period.

From the outside, the Sienna tried hard not to look like a box on wheels. The designers imagined a short hood and placed a mesh-grille with motorsports theme inspiration. For easy access, Toyota installed two regular doors at the front and two power-sliding in the rear. At the back, a big power-tailgate offered easier access to the trunk. The big, horizontal taillights were shaped to cover a part of the D-pillars and a part of the tailgate.

Inside, like any other minivan in its class, the Sienna offered room for up to eight passengers. The middle row could have been changed for a pair of captain seats for those who want to provide more comfort for their families or friends. In the third folding and stow-away row, there was enough room for two adults. The instrument cluster was easy to read for the driver with a mix of analog dials and LCD panel.

The Sienna featured a 266 hp V6 under the hood, mated to a standard 6-speed automatic transmission. For the SE version, it was fitted with bigger wheels and a stiffer suspension.