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Bonus Gallery: Road Tripping In The 2011 Toyota Sienna
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Edward Niedermeyer
(IC: employee)
Published: June 30th, 2010
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Two weeks in a minivan with three kids? There but for the grace of god goes this childless 20-something. Luckily our man Karesh is made of sterner stuff, and was happy to put the 2011 Toyota Sienna through its real-world, families-are-no-place-for-the-weak paces. Here, in pictures, are some of his impressions.
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Published June 30th, 2010 1:57 PM
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Do any of your kids take a booster seat or car seat? The backwards-facing car seat is the death of small cars - it sure is hard to find a backward facing car seat that fits properly in anything less than a large sedan / SUV. And if you need two rear-facing seats, you really are up a creek.
My youngest is seven, and uses a simple booster. I have three, but never had more than one in a rearward facing seat at the same time. I managed to fit a Britax Roundabout, a fairly large seat, in between the front seats of a Ford Contour.