4 Best Minivans for 2023 - Minivan Buyer's Guide

I will pick 2023 soenna

I have a 2013 Chrysler Town & Country with 409,000 miles and she still kicking along and is in good shape. So when ppl say chrysler dont last long that's a lie. My father always said if you take care of it it will take care of you. So i went and brought a 2022 chrysler pacifica limited S and have to say i love everything about it. From all the bells and whistles it rides great very comfortable seats and enough power to get around town with a really good sound system.

Not being able to remove Toyota seats was a deal breaker for me. Shame.

By any chance, is Toyota Sienna coming with Hybrid technology?

We just bought a 2023 Chrysler pacifica plug in hybrid, we hope reliability isn't an issue.

4 best? There only 4 minivans

safest family van

Toyota Sienn because have hybrid system, best reliability and durability

Absolutely love our Chrysler minivan. With that said they seriously need to get the price down. And offer a version that has no bells and whistles, just basics.

Toyota Sienna only offers a hybrid with a 4 cylinder. Too bad. The nice v-6 would have been my solid choice. Hopefully, they will bring that back. Making second row seats removable seems like a “must do” to me.

Sienna is the best I have one

All the compact cargo vans are dead in the USA and I can't afford a full-size van nor do I want one. I wish Toyota would bring their small vans over here, or at least offer a stripped-down cargo version of the Sienna for a reasonable price.

What's ur opinion or Volkswagen Multivan

Stop to use miles, galons and lbs! It’s not at all clear for me, most people prefer km, litres, and kg!

i don't agree minivans are better than suvs. both have their pros and cons

That's funny title. There are only 4 minivans left in NA market

Why are we using AI voices in our videos.....?????😮

I have Honda Odyssey minivan. It often causes battery problems and therefore I have struggled with the engine start many times. I am not gonna buy Honda again.

I agree minivans provide several advantages over SUVs, so it is unfortunate that Ford, GM, Mazda and Nissan no longer make minivans. GM & Ford just want to make big SUVs because they make the most profit

There are only 4 minivans made in America - Chrysler Pacifica & Voyager, Toyota Sienna, Kia Carnival (formerly Sedona) & Honda Odyssey. The Toyota Sienna is the most reliable of the 4

My mother bought a Nissan Quest new in 1993 & it lasted about 20 years before finally falling apart one day. If Chrysler could make a Pacifica with THAT kind of reliability, this would be no contest for me anyways...

Sienna blows everything thing else away, not even a question.

Best Car of the year❤

there are total 4 minivans in the market to choose from....

Oh wow so great 👍 and very beautiful 😻❤️ and very good design with the new 🆕 technology for the new 🆕 generation hument and very easy to drive and comfortable ❤

I like Toyota Sienna.

I own a 2020 Sienna with 268,367 miles, only oil change and cleaning.🚘🚕🚔🚗

Toyota Sienna all the time, every time the most reasonable choice. Peace of mind😅😅😮😅😮😅😅😅😂

isnt there only 4??

I'm looking car with AWD minivan or AWD SUV which has same capacity(cargo space) as minivan. What would you recommend?

Yeah, the KIA is great if you don't mind an engine that will fail often and maybe catch fire. And then it'll get recalled 3 years after you buy it.

I love my Toyota Sienna it’s great and I haven’t had any issues in 3 years so far.
I also had a RAV4 I enjoyed and before that I had a Prius that was and is my favorite car ever to have. I hated to give it up, but hubby couldn’t get in it with his back issues. Otherwise I would still have it.

Anew name for something old " ITs A STATION WAGON PEOPLE "

The Toyota Sienna is my choice I had a 2012 and it was one of the best riding vehicles that I've owned. I plan on buying a 2024 but want cord and plug connected like my RAV 4 Prime. This battery-add was discussed for 2024 and would make the Sienna impossible to beat. With my RAV4 Prime, I rarely buy gas as it goes 44 miles on electric, I want this feature on the Sienna.

There are four vans on the market lol

Thnks

I bought my wife a 2021 Sienna XSE around March 2021…great buy before the prices sky rocketed.

I need traction in Minnesnowda winters so that mean the Toyota for reliability and mileage and it looks good.

Toyota Sienna XLE

Honda odyssey will be my pick

kia best looking ok but how about the engine?

I own a 2022 KIA Carnival SX and love it. It is powerful, smooth and quiet with tons of room. The Honda is nice (my son bought a 2022 Touring edition when he couldn't find a Carnival at MSRP). It is a little cramped for larger people in the front seats and legroom seems less than the Carnival. It is not as premium looking as the Carnival inside, either. The Sienna is nice but can't get out of its own way...no power and is pricey. The Chrysler is, well, a Chrysler. Very overpriced and unreliable.

Not having AWD is not a downside. It's not needed as these are all FWD-biased having the majority of the weight over the front wheels. You also reduce the price by around $2000 + any maintenance over the time of ownership relating to the AWD components.

Non of them exist here in Europe 😞😞

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You can't test reliability until after several years. Most are reliable if all you do is drive on highways and test over a few weeks. The only reliable ones are Honda and Toyota.

Can’t wait to get my Toyota Sienna, I love that they’re all made Hybrid now, 36 mpg 👍

Can ("ToyotaGarage Warranty") permanently remove the 2row seat on a newly purchased minivan

Toyota should make 3.5 ltr in minivan

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