“$13,650 for a 160k-mile Sienna when 159k–163k-mile examples trade at $12,500–$12,997 — this one’s priced a grand over its own market.”

Analysis

Here’s the honest math on this Sienna. The closest market comps at this mileage all land under $13,000: a 163,000-mile 2016 Sienna L at $12,500, a 160,613-mile example at $12,969 flagged ‘great value,’ and a 159,284-mile van at $12,997. This one asks $13,650 at 160,363 miles — the highest price of the set at mid-pack miles. That’s the definition of overpriced.

The vehicle itself is fine. The 2016 Sienna’s 3.5L V6 and 6-speed auto are famously low-drama, and this black example presents cleanly in the dealer’s photos. Reliable’s 4.5-star reputation helps. But verdicts are about the deal, not the car, and a $1,000-over ask on a 160k-mile minivan doesn’t clear.

Fix it and it’s a buy: at $12,500–$12,800 this becomes the cheapest clean 160k-mile Sienna in the region. At $13,650, it’s MOOSED.

Market Comparison

Market check (Oct 2026): 2016 Sienna comps at 159k–163k miles: $12,500 (163,000 mi, L trim), $12,969 (160,613 mi, great value), $12,997 (159,284 mi). This van asks $13,650 at 160,363 miles — about $700–$1,150 above every comparable in the mileage band. MOOSED on price.