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The 2021 Toyota Sienna showcases an all-new redesign and plenty of upgraded features that you'll love. If you're looking for a new vehicle that offers the space you need for everyone in your family, check out why the 2021 Sienna is the perfect option. more Sleek Good Looks The 2021 Toyota Sienna showcases plenty of sharp and sophisticated good looks on the outside. In the front, the standard LED daytime running lights and automatic LED headlights provide crisp and clear light through all types of weather. Plus, since weather can be unpredictable, the Sienna also comes standard with heated side mirrors and available with rain-sensing windshield wipers. Other convenient features that are available on the Sienna include a hands-free power liftgate, hands-free power-sliding side doors, and auto-dimming side mirrors. Comfortable Interior The good looks on the outside of the Toyota Sienna give way to a comfortable interior loaded with all of the latest features. The Sienna offers seating for either seven or eight people, making it easy to bring along everyone in the family. During the drive, you and your passengers will never have to fight over the perfect temperature thanks to the standard tri-zone automatic climate control or available four-zone automatic climate control. For added luxury, the Sienna is also available with leather-trimmed, heated, and ventilated front seats. Excellent Multimedia Technology Everyone will find technology they love inside the 2021 Sienna. The vehicle's infotainment system makes it easy for you to stay connected when you're on the road with its Bluetooth wireless technology, Amazon Alexa, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and 9-inch touch-screen display. Your backseat passengers will love the available high-definition entertainment center that includes an 11.6-inch display, wireless headphones, remote, and HDMI inputs. Plus, everyone will be able to keep their mobile devices charged thanks to the seven USB ports that come standard in the Sienna. Exciting Power and Performance If you're interested in having an exciting and efficient drive everywhere you go, get behind the wheel of the Toyota Sienna. The new Sienna has an all-hybrid lineup that perfectly combines fuel-sipping technology with thrilling performance. Every vehicle comes standard with a 2.5-liter hybrid engine that works with an electronically controlled continuously variable transmission to deliver a net 245 horsepower. Plus, to handle all types of road conditions on your journeys, the Sienna is also available with electronic on-demand all-wheel drive. Outstanding Safety Features Not only does the Sienna provide an invigorating drive, but it also delivers a safe one. Every model comes standard with an integrated rearview camera and Toyota Safety Sense 2.0. This collection of driver-assistive safety features includes pre-collision warning with pedestrian detection, lane tracing assist, lane departure warning with steering assist, road sign assist, automatic high beams, and full-speed dynamic cruise control. The vehicle is also available with front and rear parking assist with automatic braking, rear cross-traffic alert, and a blind-spot monitor. These are just some of the awesome features you'll find on the redesigned Toyota Sienna. To discover more of them, head to your local Toyota dealer and take one for a drive today.

Keeping your radiator healthy allows it to continue cooling your engine efficiently and safely. If your radiator has been compromised, early intervention is imperative for the life of your vehicle. When you start to notice your car not performing up to standard, radiator repair may be the answer. more 1. Passenger Side Heating Vent Is Not Working The cabin heater of your vehicle works by flowing hot coolant through its heater core. A blower fan then sends that warmer air through the vents. If the coolant is leaking or if the radiator is clogged, the coolant can't efficiently reach the heater core and never makes it to the passenger side vent. So if your passenger is complaining that the air vents are too cold, have your radiator checked out. 2. Radiator Fins Are Damaged Since the air passes through the radiator, if the fins are bent or dented in any way, the air won't be able to get enough cool air to the engine. While not common, the fins can be damaged by too much water pressure when being hosed down or even something as small as a rock getting kicked up from the road. If enough of the fins get dented, the airflow significantly slows and can cause overheating. 3. Radiator Fins Are Blocked The radiator fins don't have to be dented to slow airflow. Debris, leaves, or bugs can catch in the unit and build up over time, causing the fins to get clogged. Often, this is easily remedied by gently spraying your garden hose over the radiator, but don't put the water pressure too high so as not to accidentally bend one of the fins. If removing the sludge doesn't seem to help, bring it in and let us take a look. 4. Coolant Has Changed Color Next time coolant is added to your vehicle, notice the color. More often than not the coolant is a bright green or neon yellow. A healthy radiator will let the coolant flow through the fins freely. However, a radiator with an internal build-up of debris will contaminate the coolant and will change the color. The simplest way to check is to take a look at the coolant overflow tank. If the color has clouded, your coolant needs to be flushed. 5. Temperature-Gauge Needle Is Rising This gauge is placed in the driver's line of sight along with the instrument cluster. Glance at it from time to time and make sure the needle is staying right in the middle of the hot and cold. If you notice the needle starting to rise, get your car in for service as soon as possible. This gauge keeps track of the engine temperature, so if it begins to warm up, the radiator is not working properly. A malfunctioning radiator directly causes a damaged engine. By catching any symptoms of radiator failure early, you'll be saving yourself the time and frustration of more expensive repairs. Call or stop by Tansky Sawmill Toyota today if any aspect of your vehicle is concerning you.

More than any other mechanical part of your vehicle, the transmission will take the biggest hit. It works incredibly hard to make your driving experience seamless, and it will have more wear and tear over the life of your vehicle than any other component. It's easily ignored because it's easy to forget it exists when it does its job properly. Fortunately, there are signs your vehicle will communicate when it's time for transmission service at our dealership in Columbus, OH. more 1. Fluid Leak More obvious than other signs, a big puddle of liquid under your parked car is bound to get your attention. Different from motor oil or coolant, transmission fluid has a distinctive sweet smell and bright red color, which is hard to miss. If the puddled liquid is dark red or brown with a burnt odor, that is also transmission fluid, but it has been contaminated. 2. Smell of Burnt Rubber If you smell a burning odor but don't have a leak, your transmission fluid is likely overheating. Debris from the clutch or a breakdown of other mechanical parts can contaminate the fluid and cause it to burn. Luckily, that burning rubber smell alerts us to where the issue is located. To verify it is the transmission fluid, use a dipstick to check the fluid level. If its level is low, color is brown or smells like burning rubber, head in for service immediately. 3. Unresponsive to Gear Changes A transmission's job is to send power to the wheels to spin. When a transmission isn't healthy, it can't do its job. If your vehicle either won't switch gears or just completely won't respond to any gear changes, this creates a very dangerous situation, especially if it happens while you are on the road. The cause can simply be the wrong transmission fluid type, malfunctioning sensors or computer system, or something more serious, like a series of mechanical failures. 4. Service Lights Toyota installs check engine lights for a very specific reason: to alert you to a problem. Ideally, this light will alert you so you can have your vehicle serviced before anything drastic can happen due to the problem. If this light is ignored, the problem will definitely persist and will likely get worse, causing a bigger headache and more costly repairs. 5. Noisy In general, your transmission should give you a smooth, silent ride. Any unfamiliar sounds while driving, switching gears, or even just idling in neutral, could be an indicator of transmission trouble. Keep an ear out for clunking, humming, whining, or buzzing. If any of these signs sound familiar to what you are experiencing, or if you recognize any of these happening in the future, come visit us right away. Call or stop by Tansky Sawmill Toyota today to let us service your vehicle. If your transmission is showing any signs of trouble, it needs to be fixed as soon as possible to minimize the damage.