2012 Toyota Sienna

Limited BraunAbility Wheelchair Van

3.5 Liter V6

6 Speed Auto with Std Option

5TDYK3DC7CS220725

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Toyota Sienna Limited The current Consumer Reports recommends only three minivan models for reliability and overall rating. The Toyota Sienna FWD and AWD rank #1 and #3, with the Honda as #2. This 2012 Toyota Sienna Limited edition with the BraunAbility Rampvan conversion with an original MSRP of just over $80,000. It was bought with 500 miles on the odometer from UnitedAccess, a Memphis based, wheelchair van dealer. It has been meticulously maintained by Wolfchase Toyota in Memphis, TN. It comes with the AutoCheck history and Buyback Protection.. As seen in one of the pictures, there is a paint scrape about the size of a dime on the left front fender. *3.5L V6 motor *6 Speed Automatic with Standard Transmission Option*2 Power Moon Roofs*XLE Navigation Package: Touchscreen Navigation System with Backup Camera*Toyota Safety Connect System*Keyless Ignition *Rear Parking Sensors *Bluetooth *JBL Sound System with CD/Dual DVD Screens/Satellite Radio/ Input Jack *Leather Interior *Heated Front Seats*Power Seats Front and Rear *TriZone climate Control*Alarm System *Remote Control Power Sliding Side Doors *18” Alloy Wheels BraunAbility Rampvan The Toyota Sienna is equipped with a BraunAbility Rampvan wheelchair conversion with an in-floor ramp. BraunAbility is recognized as the world leader in mobility with over 40 years of experience. It was founded by Ralph Braun, a man who needed mobility products and equipment for himself. He built BraunAbility on his commitment to quality, safety, and innovation. One major advantage of this van is the in-floor ramp as opposed to a folding ramp. The in-floor ramp van is roomier as the ramp doesn’t block the doorway when stored. It slides into a pocket under the floor. Passengers enter and exit without having to deploy the ramp. When pocketed, the ramp cannot be seen from inside or outside the van, making it look more attractive. An in-floor ramp is roomier as it doesn’t block the doorway – it rests in a pocket under the floor. Passengers enter and exit without having to deploy the ramp – an important consideration if you have passengers. When pocketed, the ramp cannot be seen from inside or outside the van, making it look more attractive. *BraunAbility Rampvan Conversion *Lowered Floor *Remote Power Doors *Remote Power Ramp *Kneeling Ability *Wheelchair Occupant EZ Lock System. *Removeable Front Seats *Remote Dual Power Doors The sad passing of my dear brother will allow someone else to have the benefits of this well-designed, well maintained, reliable wheelchair van.