We had a 2006 LE before we got the Durango and we liked it. It was convenient and comfortable when we'd make some pretty long drives: +1000 miles one way, a couple times each year. We had looked at buying a new one before we decided on the Durango but we both wanted something with more power (although the Sienna wasn't completely awful for what it was) and we needed to tow.
As far as minivans go, I think the Sienna should be given an exception for man card holders; with a few provisions:
--The minivan CANNOT be the holder's primary vehicle.
--The holder's primary vehicle MUST be a Man Card™ approved mode of transportation.
--The holder MUST be married and/or have sufficient dependents that would necessitate the purchase of a minivan.
--The holder's request for exception MUST be approved by a majority of fellow card holders in any social circle the holder finds himself.
WARNING: Any mod found in/on the minivan that would warrant revocation in Man Card approved vehicles will also result in immediate and permanent revocation of the minivan's "approved" status. The revocation may not be appealed, even after the offending mod has been removed. Such mods include: stick figure family decals, soccer/basketball/baseball/hockey/or any other "sports mom" decals, honor roll bumper stickers, etc. Cheerios, french fries, and other small snack foods under the seats and in every possible crevice of the vehicle are acceptable so long as they are cleaned out at the holder's earliest reasonable convenience.
. Not too many other 7 or 8 passenger vehicles you can fit 4' x 8' sheet goods in and close the hatch.
