Since its market introduction in 1997, Toyota brought the Sienna minivan four different generations and each transition showcased the progress of good design and engineering. Uniformly using the Camry platform for its initial production period the first-generation Toyota Sienna contained a 3.0-liter V6 engine which synchronized with a four-speed automatic transmission to achieve 16 city mpg and 22 highway mpg fuel economy ratings. The 2003 second-generation update brought the 3MZ-FE V6 3.3-liter engine and added a five-speed automatic transmission that gave drivers more control through its gated shift pattern. The new generation expanded its capacity to move eight people and it provided larger interior storage options. The 2010 third-generation Toyota Sienna began its production with the first-ever implementation of a four-cylinder engine and included electric power steering and improved fuel economy. The 2020, fourth-generation Sienna brought USB multiple ports and four-zone climate control alongside rear entertainment capabilities which remained with its existing powerful V6 3.5-liter engine used with an eight-speed automatic transmission for enhanced speed and reaction capabilities. All parts that carry the Toyota Sienna brand originate from Toyota factories to deliver products that guarantee longevity and successful operation of the vehicle. The testing process for these parts is rigorous to ensure driving comfort remains at the level which has made the Toyota Sienna famous and secure its reputation as a reliable vehicle.