The 2007 Toyota Sienna lasts over 300,000 miles with only some oil line and door handle issues. At $6,110 to $9,527 it’s expensive, but worth the money for one of the best vans.
Is the 2007 Toyota Sienna a Good Used Van?
- Yes, 2007 is a good year for the Sienna. Owner reviews praise the dependable engine, passenger space, and comfortable suspension.
- Interior materials are nice and durable with soft fabric and leather choices available, and the infotainment system is very easy to use.
- Reliability ratings are above average. Models from 2005–2010 are all good choices with some engine issues on 2011
- Performance is better than the competition from the standard V6 engine.
- The Sienna is reasonably safe, earning 4 out of 5 stars in government crash tests.
- Fuel economy is okay for a minivan, at up to 19 MPG combined.
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What Do Critics Say About the Sienna?
- Consumer Reports says the Sienna is the top-rated van for 2007 with very high long-term owner satisfaction scores.
- Edmunds gives the Sienna a 4.3/5 liking the fantastic build quality, but disliking the road noise.
- Kelley Blue Book users rate the Sienna 4.6/5 and enjoy the strong engine, but dislike the bland styling.
What Common Problems Does the 2007 Toyota Sienna Have?
Common problems found on the 2007 Toyota Sienna are fairly minor including broken oil cooler lines, melted door hatch handles, and cracked dashboards.
Damaged oil cooler lines show up on some Sienna models at around 110,000 miles. Replacing the rubber lines with upgraded steel ones solves the problem, and costs around $400.
A melted latch handle is another complaint from owners at around 85,000 miles. The plastic on the handle tends to melt and get damaged in high heat environments with a lot of direct sunlight. Replacing the handle costs about $250.
Cracked dashboards happen on some Sienna vans at around 50,000 miles. Some owners replace the dash for over $1,000, while others just install a simple dash cover for roughly $100.
There are 10 recalls, with the most serious one being for the shift lever failing to go into park, which may cause the van to roll away.
How Long Will the 2007 Toyota Sienna Last?
A well-maintained 2007 Toyota Sienna should last over 300,000 miles, which is over 100,000 more than rivals like the Chrysler Town & Country. Data provided by Repair Pal shows that regular annual maintenance costs are lower than average at only $385 per year.
Most 2007 Sienna models will have over 100,000 miles, so buyers should be prepared to replace wheel bearings for $350, camshaft position sensors, which cost $250, and the A/C pressure switch, which costs $400.
This vehicle is very reliable. It works very well and does is needed even with the max amount of people in the car.
Extremely reliable. It let's me know when something is wrong. It talks to me. I see a light, I bring it in and it's usually just the beginning of a potential problem and is usually fixed within a week.
It is very reliable! I don't have any major problems with it. I try to take care of it well. I've had it for 9 years.
Well it’s getting quite old now, so yes we’ve had multiple issues including both of our automatic sliding doors are no longer working (which is one of our favorite features!), the passenger seat belt warning starts going off when no one is sitting there, our tire pressure light won't turn off even though our tire pressure is fine.
How Much Is the 2007 Toyota Sienna Worth?
Blue book values range from $6,110 to $9,527, which makes it thousands more than a Dodge Grand Caravan or Nissan Quest. When new, the price range was $24,115 to $37,665. Depreciation is better than average, only losing about 8% of its current value per year.
What are the Different Models of the Sienna?
There are four models of the 2007 Sienna available. The infotainment system was last updated in 2006, with a complete redesign and new technology added in 2011. Interior materials are above average compared to other minivans on the market from the same year.
CE is the entry-level model with:
- 16-Inch Steel Wheels
- Cloth Seating
- Keyless Entry
- Front & Rear Air Conditioning
- 6-Speaker AM/FM/CD Stereo System With 3.5mm Jack
LE is a step up adding features such as:
- Premium Cloth Seating
- Heated Mirrors
- Cruise Control
- Roof Rack
- Tinted Rear Windows
- 6-CD In-Dash Changer
XLE is next in the lineup and adds:
- 16-Inch Alloy Wheels
- Power Liftgate
- Tri-Zone Climate Control
- Power Sliding Doors
- Wood-Grain Trim
- 10-Speaker JBL Synthesis Stereo System
XLE Limited is the luxury model and includes:
- 17-Inch Aluminum Alloy Wheels
- Leather Seating
- Xenon Headlights
- Moonroof
- Adaptive Cruise Control
- Navigation System With Bluetooth
What Engines Come In the Sienna?
The only engine found in the 2007 Toyota Sienna is the powerful 3.5L V6, which makes 266 horsepower and gets up to 19 mpg combined. Performance is okay, taking 7.7 seconds to go from 0-60 MPH.
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How Big Is the Sienna?
The 2007 Toyota Sienna is an average minivan, similar in size to rivals including the Kia Sedona and Dodge Caravan. Passenger room is fantastic in all three rows of seating, with plenty of legroom to fit adults.
Cargo space is great, offering 43.6 cubic feet of room behind the third row, 94.5 cubic feet behind the second, and up to 148.9 cubic feet with all rows folded flat. There’s enough room for 5-6 suitcases even with all three rows of seating up.
How Does the Sienna Compare to the Competition?
The Honda Odyssey is a popular competitor costing $1,000 less. Technology is more up-to-date in the Odyssey, but the Sienna has better reliability ratings for this year. We recommend the Sienna since they have fewer problems for 2007, but the competition is closer in other years.
The Chrysler Town & Country is another rival, which costs about $2,500 less. Interior materials are more luxurious in the Town & Country, but the Sienna offers better handling and power. We recommend the Sienna since it has lower ownership costs and fewer complaints from owners.
Do Owners Recommend the Toyota Sienna?
Absolutely, it is in good condition and I would recommend. There has been some minor issues, but it was fixed within a week which was very convenient.
A very good vehicle. I won't get another. In 2010 I was looking for a reliable car. I hit the jackpot. I got it on the lot and it was leased for it's first 3 years and I bought it after that. I have never had any problems with it and I trust it with my Grandchildren also
Yes! I love my Toyota Sienna! It’s reliable, nice looking, and big enough for my family! I would love to have a newer one.
Yes! We love Toyota’s in general, and absolutely love this van. It’s been perfect for our family. Our favorite features are the automatic sliding doors and the DVD player inside!