Originally Posted by
qs933
I haven't seen one personally in the fleet, but the 2021+ Toyota Sienna are all hybrids. No plugging in required and about 35 MPG. Enterprise/National has had Siennas in its fleet (I still see 2020 models actively being used locally), but I haven't seen a 2021 or 2022 yet.
I wouldn't expect to see a Highlander Hybrid or Venza in the fleet, but I own the latter. I'm averaging 41 MPG in mixed city/highway driving without doing anything special (mode set to "Normal," A/C on, etc.).
I feel National has all the lower trim Toyotas (except for the Rav4 Adventure which pops up every now and then). Camrys are SE. With a physical key you need to stick in to start the vehicle.
I did hear all newer Siennas are hybrids (Toyotas push to electrification) but I haven't seen a hybrid one yet.
How spacious is the Venza?