I bought a Toyota Sienna in 2009 after my previous Sienna was totaled in an accident. HOWEVER, I did this without realizing the Sienna now does not come with a spare tire (or any place to keep one). Instead, it is standard equipped with Rideflat tires, which you can drive on for several miles even after a puncture. The bad news is, they cost $200+ each to replace and I had the bad luck to puncture two of them within a month - and they were not reparable. This might have been a nice idea in the design room, but believe me, I will avoid buying a car with Rideflat tires in the future. And if I want to install regular tires on the car next time, there will be no place to keep a spare without taking up the entire trunk. Grrr.