I was honing in on buying a used 2019 Sienna at the suggestion from forum users and the car care nut, since it has some of the newer safety features and would save me about $10,000 over buying new. But in looking at consumer reports, that year gets a poor rating compared to the 2015/16 years, which I was also considering. However, when I look at the write up on U.S. News's 2015 Sienna page, it shows JD Power gives the 2015 model year a 2/5 (poor) rating, while the 2019 gets 4/5 (good).
Why is it so difficult to find consistency in these ratings?
Why is it so difficult to find consistency in these ratings?