Toyota Sienna vs. Honda Pilot
Toyota Sienna
Honda Pilot
Overall Reliability Rating
Overall Car Ratings & Details
5 | (5) | |
4 | (38) | |
3 | (20) | |
2 | (7) | |
1 | (2) |
5 | (8) | |
4 | (26) | |
3 | (7) | |
2 | (1) | |
1 | (1) |
Vehicle Comparison Rundown
The Toyota Sienna and the Honda Odyssey are both minivans that come with front-wheel drive, but the Sienna offers an all-wheel drive option.
These minivans both come with a single engine option. The Toyota Sienna comes with 296 horsepower, while the Honda Odyssey has 280 horsepower.
The Toyota Sienna comes out ahead on cargo space. The Sienna has 150 cubic feet with the second- and third-row seats folded, while the Odyssey provides 134.5 cubic feet.
Every Sienna comes standard with Toyota Safety Sense P, which includes pre-collision system with pedestrian detection, lane departure alert with steering assist, automatic high beams, and dynamic radar cruise control. These features aren’t available on the entry-level Odyssey, but they are equipped on other trim levels.
In the final analysis, the Toyota Sienna and the Honda Odyssey are generally well-matched against each other, but the Sienna has a few advantages. The Sienna has a bit more power, a bit more storage space, the option of all-wheel drive, and the latest safety equipment on every model. If these differences are important to you, then the Sienna is a good choice.