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2003 — 2015 · minivan

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The first generation Toyota Sienta (XP80) compact minivan was manufactured in Japan from 2003 to 2015.

The first-generation Toyota Sienta compact MPV, designated XP80, launched in September 2003. Combining small exterior dimensions with a 7-seater three-row cabin and sliding doors, the XP80 gained widespread popularity among urban families. Its distinctive round headlights gave it a friendly front aesthetic. Production was briefly halted in 2010 but quickly resumed due to consumer demand with the updated Dice trim.

Power originated from a 1.5-liter 1NZ-FE four-cylinder engine (110 hp). FWD models featured a Super CVT-i transmission, while 4WD versions utilized a 4-speed automatic. Interior versatility allowed the third-row seats to tumble beneath the second row to create a flat cargo area.

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