What does the 2023 Toyota Sienna cost per mile?
Fuel cost a mile
8.9cents
- 2025 IRS rate: 70 cents a mile.
- Margin: 61.1 cents a mile.
- $6,111 per 10,000 miles.
- 2023 Toyota Sienna LE FWD: 36 mpg.
- Median of 5 gas and hybrid minivans (2023): 14.5 cents a mile.
Gas $3.20. 2025 IRS rate 70 cents.
| Trim | Rating | Cost a mile | Margin a mile | Per 10,000 mi |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LE FWD | 36 mpg | 8.9 cents | 61.1 cents | $6,111 |
| LE FWD 8-Passenger | 36 mpg | 8.9 cents | 61.1 cents | $6,111 |
| LE AWD 8-Passenger | 35 mpg | 9.1 cents | 60.9 cents | $6,086 |
| XLE FWD | 36 mpg | 8.9 cents | 61.1 cents | $6,111 |
| XLE FWD 7-Passenger | 36 mpg | 8.9 cents | 61.1 cents | $6,111 |
| XLE FWD 8-Passenger | 36 mpg | 8.9 cents | 61.1 cents | $6,111 |
| XLE AWD 7-Passenger | 35 mpg | 9.1 cents | 60.9 cents | $6,086 |
| XSE FWD | 36 mpg | 8.9 cents | 61.1 cents | $6,111 |
| XSE FWD 7-Passenger | 36 mpg | 8.9 cents | 61.1 cents | $6,111 |
| XSE AWD 7-Passenger | 35 mpg | 9.1 cents | 60.9 cents | $6,086 |
| XLE Woodland Edition AWD | 35 mpg | 9.1 cents | 60.9 cents | $6,086 |
| Woodland Edition AWD 7-Passenger | 35 mpg | 9.1 cents | 60.9 cents | $6,086 |
| XSE 25th Anniversary Edition FWD | 36 mpg | 8.9 cents | 61.1 cents | $6,111 |
| 25th Anniversary Edition FWD | 36 mpg | 8.9 cents | 61.1 cents | $6,111 |
| XSE 25th Anniversary FWD 7-Passenger | 36 mpg | 8.9 cents | 61.1 cents | $6,111 |
| 25th Anniversary Edition AWD | 35 mpg | 9.1 cents | 60.9 cents | $6,086 |
| XSE 25th Anniversary AWD 7-Passenger | 35 mpg | 9.1 cents | 60.9 cents | $6,086 |
| Limited FWD | 36 mpg | 8.9 cents | 61.1 cents | $6,111 |
| Limited FWD 7-Passenger | 36 mpg | 8.9 cents | 61.1 cents | $6,111 |
| Limited AWD 7-Passenger | 35 mpg | 9.1 cents | 60.9 cents | $6,086 |
| Platinum FWD | 36 mpg | 8.9 cents | 61.1 cents | $6,111 |
| Platinum FWD 7-Passenger | 36 mpg | 8.9 cents | 61.1 cents | $6,111 |
| Platinum AWD 7-Passenger | 35 mpg | 9.1 cents | 60.9 cents | $6,086 |
What this cannot tell you
Fuel only. Insurance, repairs and value loss not counted.
The IRS rate covers every cost, not fuel alone.
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