00R Picks His Favorites From FIRST REAL Photos Of The 2011 Toyota Sienna

This is what I'm talking about. Is it me or did Toyota just murder the competition? Can't wait for the specs....

Certainly seems that way!

I don't think I'm alone. I like it! It might not be as good a big cargo van with a whole bunch of toys inside, but wow! The widescreen TV is a bit awkward, but this certainly looks like a fun car! The taillights are odd, but I'm getting used to them.

I have mix feelings about this. The interior is good.
The plusses:
-Nice wide screen monitor
-Fold back seats
-Nice leather
-more storage space
The Negatives:
-The first row seat does not fold flat
-The rear is a la Mazda. Looks good on Mazdas but not here.

I actually see a lot of Lexus RX/HS in the rear.

The headlights/grill remind me a lot of a Honda Insight

It makes you wonder how BMW dares to call 1 series a BMW. They might as well create another brand like 'Scion' to TOYOTA.......

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This actually does not look half bad at all, considering the minivan segment. That blue one looks sportier than even the Honda Odyssey. Interior looks good and cleanly designed, lots of room... My only initial complaint is the weird DVD screen ratio.

I think the VW front end looks better. I'm not liking that dash. It's all over the place with too many shapes.

It's a van, doh!!!!

The screen is actually able to show two different 'things' at once. Like a split screen, if you will. Meaning you can watch more than one thing at a time. I don't know if it has two DVD players, but it does allow for multible inputs. I suppose you can bring your DVD player from home and hook it up but like the current Sienna you can hook up your Wii. Now you can also watch a movie at the same time!!! That's why the ratio is unusual.
It looks AWESOME!!! My kid would love it!!!

Nice...very nice van.

Not bad for a minivan, but somehow it looked better at the autoshow both inside and outside. But I am sure the update will certainly keep its sales position. The four cylinder option could possibly put it on top.

Remember Gents....Mr. Akio Toyoda is now at the helm and vowed Toyota will return to it's passionate days of fun to drive cars. I'm sure Toyota will pretty much deal with the dull, boring, souless and powerless vehicle syndrome. After all they do have a lot of catching up to do.

I don't care for minivans at all, but I wouldn't mind taking this thing on a road trip and being driven the whole way, looks really comfortable in the back rows.