I'd imgaine that it would be fairly similar. The only difference is probably their explanations of the new 'toys' and probably a different engine section. That's just my guess, as I have never seen an Ody manual in my life.
If it's just looks you're curious about, I think that they'd redo that too. They gave the van a nice upgrade, so it seems fitting to not make the customer feel shortchanged by not getting a fancy new cover.
So leaks suggest that the sienna will go hybrid, and only hybrid in 2021.
https://www.motor1.com/news/405973/2021-toyota-sienna-hybrid/
I love my odyssey, it was the clear winner on driving dynamics when shopping around in 2013. Many years of comfortable family transport, very satisfied...
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I no longer own my Odyssey, but I was so impressed by the wealth of excellent information on this site during the short time I had it that I wanted to post this question here. I hope it doesn't offend anyone's sensibilities because I wish to respect the rules of this (and...
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