2021 Toyota Sienna

The 2021 Sienna was the first model year of a new generation, but NHTSA's federal record for that specific year is not populated in this dataset—the most recent complete record ends at 2020. Looking backward, 2020 recorded 36 complaints, 2 recalls, 0 investigations, and 153 TSBs, continuing a steady downward trend in complaints since 2017 (152 complaints) and a reduction in recalls from the 2017 peak of 10 down to 2 by 2020. The trajectory across the prior generation shows the Sienna fleet's complaint volume peaked sharply in 2004–2006 before steadily declining, with 2020 representing the generation's lowest complaint count and one of its lowest recall counts. For the 2021 model year specifically, the complaint data shows Air Bags as the dominant issue with 12 complaints, while Service Brakes, Visibility/Wiper, and Engine each logged only 2–3 complaints; notably, there were zero crash-related complaints and only one fire complaint. The absence of a 2021 entry in the year-by-year record means the target year cannot be directly benchmarked against subsequent model years for trend confirmation. The concrete takeaway is that 2021 appears to benefit from the prior generation's quality-improvement arc and shows no red flags in crash or fire complaints, but the concentration of Air Bag complaints warrants a pre-purchase inspection focused on that system—making it a reasonable purchase candidate if that specific component has been addressed under warranty or recall.