Toyota Sienta

Toyota Sienta (2006)

The Toyota Sienta is a small, 5-door van with sliding doors, which produces the Toyota for the Japanese market. It was introduced in September 2003 and despite its small size offers seven seats. Its styling is very modern and similar to the Renault Twingo.

The Sienta was derived from the popular Vitz subcompact. But when the family car Sienta has a different front and a lavish interior.

The car has a 1.5-liter R4 engine with variable valve timing ( VVTi ), the (81 kW) delivers 110 bhp at 6000 min -1, and a continuously variable automatic transmission ( CVT), as well as ABS and EBD. On request it is also available with all-wheel drive.

The interior is very flexible set up; a variety of seating combinations are possible. It is equipped with many shelves. Large sliding doors at the rear provide easy entry for rear-seat passengers.

The low maintenance costs, low fuel consumption for a Van ( from 6.25 to 8.33 l / 100 km) and the large sliding doors make it very popular in Japan. In Hong Kong you can find several copies, mostly as a gray import.

2006, three years after the start of the series, the Sienta got a facelift. There were new exterior colors such as apple green, gray gun, and blue metallic. Also, both sliding doors are now operated electrically.

As of the 2007 model year of the car is only available in the Japanese market with the Toyota navigation system G -BOOK and telematics.