Compare the Toyota Sienna and Honda Odyssey in Ramsey NJ

• The new Honda Odyssey is energetic, but it doesn't come in a hybrid configuration. The 2021 Toyota Sienna is only available as a hybrid, equating to increased fuel efficiency that will require far fewer stops at the gas station.
• To ensure you have traction when you need it most on wet or slippery roads, you have the option to upgrade the new Sienna minivan with all-wheel drive. This drivetrain is not available at all for the new Honda Odyssey.

Interior Tech Features

• Both models boast a classy, upscale cabin, but they drastically differ in technology. For instance, the Toyota Sienna has a large, 9-inch touchscreen infotainment system while the Honda Odyssey has a smaller, 5-inch screen that must be controlled using physical knobs and not touch.
• Another distinct difference is that the new Toyota Sienna comes standard with Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, Amazon Alexa, and a mobile Wi-Fi hotspot. None of these features are included on the base Honda Odyssey.

• You'll find several standard safety features on both minivans. However, the new Toyota Sienna includes blind-spot monitoring, something that is not standard on the new Honda Odyssey.
• Another feature that does not come standard on the Odyssey but does come standard on the Sienna is rear cross-traffic alert. This feature helps identify and avoid potential collisions with vehicles passing behind you while you're reversing.

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For more information about how the 2021 Toyota Sienna outshines the 2021 Honda Odyssey, visit Prestige Toyota of Ramsey, proudly serving drivers all around Paterson, Fair Lawn, Paramus, Nyack, NY, Hackensack, and Bergen County, NJ.