2005 Toyota Sienna Le Mini Passenger Van 5-door 3.3l on 2040-cars
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
Are you looking for a spacious, reliable and
affordable minivan? Then check out this excellent 2005 Toyota Sienna LE 5 door minivan!!!! This minivan
is perfect for anyone looking for a spacious car for the family that is
reliable and comfortable but won't break the bank!!!! Capable of seating up to
seven people, everyone will feel comfortable!! The All Wheel Drive transmission offers
plenty of traction in Off-road situations and will make driving in the Utah winters
less of a hassle!!!!! This car has been kept in excellent condition inside as
well as out. The interior very clean, the seats are in great
condition with very few signs of use and no rips, tears or holes in sight!!!!
The exterior is in very good condition... The 3.3
liter V6 engine is running strong with no issues and the automatic transmission
is performing excellently with smooth shifts!!!! Some features this car has
are: Specifications
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