 We bought a new 2015 Sienna during the summer of 2015.  Though large inside the vehicle is hard to see out of and has sizable blind spots.  The car no longer comes with regular tires and the runflat tires that come as standard equipment are of low quality.  We only got 20K miles out of ours and replacements cost twice as much as a decent conventional tire.  You don't need runflats since if you end up having a problem you won't be able to pop on a spare and continue your trip.  You have 50 miles to get to a tire shop or dealer in order to get a new, overpriced tire.  While the car is still under warranty the TPS sensors are starting to break.  Toyota's policy is to ask customers to commit to paying a fee to determine if the sensors are covered under the warranty.  I ask you, if you have to pay to use it what good is a warranty in the first place.  Neither Toyota nor the dealer that sold me the car will put this policy in writing, they just refuse to do the work unless you agree.   In this day and age you can do better.  Be warned and learn from my experience.  If I had known then what I know now I never would have bought the car.Update as requested by Edmunds.  Minivan continues to have problems.  Most recently a door recall that the dealer required to be done during the week and was an all-day fix.  For those who work being unwilling to do recall repairs during their scheduled weekend hours shows the lack of customer service I've come to expect.