Peugeot Traveller Long
Van · Diesel
vs
Toyota Sienna Woodland Edition
Minivan · Hybrid · FWD
Peugeot Traveller Long
Car A
Peugeot Traveller Long
Peugeot Traveller Long combines eight-seat versatility and 2000 L cargo space with a 5-star safety rating and frugal consumption (6). Its substantial size is great for trips but less convenient in city use.
8 seatsVanDiesel5-star safety6 L/100km
Toyota Sienna Woodland Edition
Car B
Toyota Sienna Woodland Edition
A 7-seat minivan aimed at large families and road trips, with generous cargo space and a focus on reliability and safety. The FWD V6 offers adequate pace and efficiency for its class, but it’s not ideal for tight city use or spirited driving.
7 seatsMinivanHybrid5-star safety245 hpHybrid
Why compared same body typesame usage profilestrong usage match

Usage fit

Family 94 / 97
City 30 / 26
Budget / value 56 / 58
Road trip 63 / 77
Performance 29 / 27
Cargo 87 / 70
Practical 59 / 69
Premium 35 / 34
Winter 30 / 30

Scores out of 100. Blue = Peugeot Traveller Long · Orange = Toyota Sienna Woodland Edition

Specs side-by-side

Spec Peugeot Traveller Long Toyota Sienna Woodland Edition
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Pros & cons

Peugeot Traveller Long

  • Room for eight and generous cargo (2000 L) suits large families and gear-heavy trips
  • Keeps fuel bills in check on long journeys (combined consumption 6)
  • 400 Nm torque and 180 hp help with confident overtakes when fully loaded
  • 5-star safety rating adds reassurance for family duty

Toyota Sienna Woodland Edition

  • Roomy 7-seat cabin and a large 949 L cargo area for family gear
  • Reliability and safety rank highly for peace of mind
  • Smooth V6 power (245 hp, 357 Nm) suits highway cruising
  • Good value in its segment at roughly 40,000

Verdict

Pick Peugeot Traveller Long if…
Best fuel economy
Peugeot Traveller Long uses 6.0 L/100km vs 9.1 — a meaningful saving if you cover high mileage.
Pick Toyota Sienna Woodland Edition if…
More power
Toyota Sienna Woodland Edition puts out 245 hp vs 180 — meaningfully quicker and more confident on motorways.

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