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It's hard to believe it's been just a dozen years since the first modern minivanshit the market. Since then, they've revolutionized the auto industry andlargely replaced that mainstay of the "Leave It To Beaver" era,the station wagon. During this relatively short span, a flood of minivanshas come, and a significant number has gone. That includes the Dustbuster-likeAPV models from General Motors and virtually all the original productsfrom Japan.
It's surprising that the normally creative Japanese have had so muchtrouble figuring out the formula for a successful minivan. Their productshave been too small or too tall, underpowered or just plain strange ina niche where utility, function and safety are the guiding principles.It looks like Toyota is about to finally crack the code with Sienna,its third-generation minivan due out this fall. Sienna will, in many ways,be a clone of the ever-popular Chrysler minivans, the market leaders andstyle-setters. Perhaps more important, it will be American-made, and thathas both political and economic ramifications.
But some minivan fans aren't all that enthused about the arrival ofthe Sienna. There's a small, but loyal, following for Toyota's currententry into the market, the Previa. And with good reason.The Previa's spaceship-shaped package is quirky, but far more functional,lavish and well-mannered than other Asian imports. True, the price tagof the Previa is high for the segment. But it is a Toyota, which meansrugged reliability. And that's an important attribute in a vehicle that'sbound to see use as the family bus. So, while it's tempting to dismissa product entering its last year of life, the Previa is worth one lastlook.
Available in both DX and LE editions, we chose the upgraded LE withthe All-Trac full-time All-Wheel-Drive system to test.
When it made its debut during the 1991 model-year, Previa was a visualstand-out in a market marked by boxy designs. Even today, as minivans becomemore and more car-like, Previa's ovoid shape is distinctly different. It'snot the look for everyone, but there's nothing wrong with that, especiallywhen you're talking about a product that never had any pretensions aboutbecoming the minivan for the masses.