2004 Toyota Sienna Le Awd 3.3l on 2040-cars
Petaluma, California, United States
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2004 AWD Toyota Sienna LE original owner in like new condition. The nicest van you will find with 90,600 miles. It has the LE Package 4 – includes passenger-side sliding door, HomeLink universal transceiver, overhead multi-information display, rear-seat audio system, and driver and front passenger seat-mounted side and three-row side curtain airbags (you definitely want the optional air bags). The AWD (all wheel drive) comes standard with all wheel disc brakes, Vehicle Stability Control (VSC) + Traction Control, windshield wiper de-icer grid and Daytime Running Lights (DRL). This van was always garaged and extremely (wife would say fanatically) taken care of. The seats and carpets are in excellent shape, no dogs or goldfish allowed in this van. I have all of the records, keys, manuals, and even the brochure. PS, PB, AC, CC, ABS, and Satellite Radio prepped. If you want a like new van this is the one. The van has new wipers and battery. The 90K service is due. I did not do service because if I trade into Toyota dealer they only pay an extra $500 dollar not the retail price of 90K service. The 90K service which includes new timing belt cost about $1,100 from Toyota specialist. |
Toyota Sienna for Sale
No reserve 2006 124186 miles auto minivan dvd player gold tan beige leather
2013 toyota sienna limited mini passenger van 5-door 3.5l
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