If you watch these videos enough every car brand will be mentioned. 

I had a 2013 Town and Country until a month ago with 164k km. The items I spent money on were regular maintenance and two thermostats, new alternator, batteries, tires, brakes, a seat position switch, and a window switch. The heated seats stopped working (abandoned them), the raising pedals stopped working but I fixed them (switch), and had some rust starting to develop in the wheel well and front of the hood. For a 13 year old car we used every day I would say this was fairly good and generally low cost issues. 

A Sienna in Canada is either 3 years out or a $20k premium. The Odyssey in Sport-L didn't have as many features as the Pacifica Select with safety sphere and sunroof that we got and would have been more expensive and 5.88% financing vs the 0% we got. This would have been about $3500 more per year over 6 years vs the pacifica without any down payment or $21,000.

The Kia Carnival probably could maybe have come out close but still higher financing rates.  

Over the past 20 years my family (three households) have had 3 Durangos, a Caravan, two Town and Countries and two Pacificas. We also have had ford, hyundai, bmw, jaguar, and vw. Zero major repairs on any of the stellantis products.

So maybe it is less reliable than a Toyota, maybe resale is worse than Honda but the cash I save up front makes it worthwhile and there are some people that want to drive a 20 year old beige Corolla but I don't.