2004 Toyota Sienna Xle Mini Passenger Van 5-door 3.3l on 2040-cars
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
Safety: Traction Control, Vehicle Stability Control, Tire Pressure Monitoring system, Fog lamps, Daytime running headlamps, side curtain airbags Convenience: Power doors, Power Lift-gate, Steering-mounted audio controls, Cruise Control, Auto-dimming mirror, Trip computer (with compass), fold flat rear bench seat (60-40 split), 2nd row roll-down power windows. Comfort: Automatic AC, 3 zone climate control, Power Rear Quarter panels (ventilation), 2nd row captain's chairs, Leather seats, Heated front seats, 2nd and 3rd row pull-up curtains, 17" tires for ride comfort, Michelin tires for quiet ride. Audio: JBL system (with subwoofer), rear audio system. Security: Factory alarm system, privacy glass. Original owner. All maintenance records available. Non-smoker car. Clean history. Shipping at buyer expense through commercial carrier after receipt of payment. |
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