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2000 Toyota Sienna Le Mini Passenger Van 5-door 3.0l on 2040-cars

US $3,200.00
Year:2000 Mileage:207600
Location:

Oak Creek, Wisconsin, United States

Oak Creek, Wisconsin, United States
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2000 Toyota Sienna LE - Clean Condition - Non-smoker and non-pet vehicle!!

207600 Miles, Very dependable family vehicle (A Workhorse with a smooth and comfortable ride). I bought it two years ago as we were in need of a dependable and reliable vehicle with more space. No I am in need of even bigger vehicle and thus decided to sell it. 

It has Ice cold dual AC, power windows, power door locks with factory remote, AM/FM Cassette w/CD, and audio controls on steering wheel. 

Ever since I have it, I have not seen any leaks and used this van as my daily driver for work. The owner previous top me did regular oil changes every 3 months using Mobile One high mileage, and I continued the same oil and changing frequency. Also drove long distances with family to neighboring states and never had any problems. Smooth Toyota ride..!!  

Recently flushed transmission fluid, new breaks and rotors were put on (Have receipts), and have more than 50% tread on all tires. Like I mentioned, the vehicle is very regularly maintained. Engine runs very smooth and transmission shifts effortlessly. Starts in winter sub-zero temperatures without any problems, 

It recently passed the emissions with flying colors, and in my opinion ready for another 200K. All I say is that it is a Toyota that will keep running as long as the regular maintenance is done on time...!!

Serious bidders only and I am available to answer any questions.

Noted Flaws:
  • One of the sliding doors only work from inside and opens fine but outside handle on it does not work. 
  • Passenger seat belt light flashes when a passenger is sitting even having the seat belt on. It does not bother me as long as I know that the passenger has the belt on.
  • Missing the spare wheel but I will include it as part of the sale.
  • One of the rear glass window does not work properly. I never use those back windows so did not bother me.
  • The front row seating is missing hand rests. (It was fine with us as no one in our car uses those). Even the ones that are present are folded up.
  • The edge of the hood is a bit rusted as the vehicle has been in Wisconsin for almost all of its life and its very common to have some rust with the age of the vehicle in Mid-West.
  • There is a minor mark on driver's seat that was there before I bought it. I believe that something got ripped and the previous owner patched it.

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Toyota is looking to soften the blow somewhat by giving its midsize crossover, the Highlander, a big redesign for the 2014 model year. With a bold new look, updated suspension and a refreshed interior focused on comfort and convenience, Toyota aims to make the Highlander sportier to drive and more striking in appearance, because, as the marketing team explains, "families are going places and they want to get there in style."

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