Barely fits in the garage with my workbench in the front. The string hanging down has a tennis ball on it to let my wife know where to stop. Without it, she comes flying in the garage too far. I had to move it up to match the Sienna.
Lots of room up front.
TONS of room in the middle. You can literally get in and walk around. These middle seats are on tracks, so you can slide them forward or aft to accommodate different people/kids/cargo. They will slide all the way up and touch the front seats or slide all the way back to touch the rear seats. They also recline flat to sleep in. These middle seats are more comfortable than the front seats. They have more padding and hug your body more. The loaded models have footrests that fold up like your living room chair. All 4 rear windows have slide up shades.
Deep trunk area with rear seats up. I think the cubic feet is in the high 30s back here. Rear a/c intake on the right, 2nd row middle seat stored on the left.
With rear seats down, you lose the deep trunk but gain a huge flat space. Cubic feet here is 87 behind the middle seats. With the middle seats removed (they unlatch from the tracks), cargo space is 150 cubic feet. This is more than a regular length Ford Expedition. Yes I checked myself because I did not believe the dealer. It turns out the Sienna has 164 cubic feet total passenger volume and the regular Expedition has 160.
I plan on using the dealer for the free stuff and then running either M1 or Pennzoil Platinum 0w20 after that.
