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100k mi on my Sienna last month. I guess that's not much these days. And to be fair, it just means they have fewer problems per 100 vehicles compared to other makes. But if you get a lemon, you will swear it off like any other.
Now, I did drive a 1980 Corolla for a while, a 1990 Corolla for longer, a 1995 Corolla, a 1993 Corona. Only the 1990 Corolla needed a rebuild or replacement engine after 150Tkms, all the rest got to 200Tkm with regular maintenance. I also did get an 06 Camry which I traded in after 70k solid miles.
Now the 95 Corolla, 93 Corona, and 06 Camry started leaking power steering fluid on their 5th year. Seems to be a common problem. But my '11 Sienna is still ok...
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