2004 Toyota Sienna

Mini Passenger Van

3.3L 3300CC 202Cu. In. V6 GAS DOHC Naturally Aspir

Automatic

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Clear

GAS

This is my wife's van. We love it. She drives 100 miles per day to RN school. We bought a small car for her to drive now. The van gets about 21mpg going in and out of the city. The little car is not nearly as comfortable, but ti gets 34mpg. All of the maintenance has been done. The two back tires were put on at the end of last year and the front have been on there two years. The timing belt and related parts were changed. All of the brakes and rotors have been changed. The belts and all the filters have been done. The spark plugs were changed. I use full Synthetic oil and keep up with the times it needed to be changed My wife, three kids, and I have taken a bunch of sort of local vacations in it. My family lives in Louisiana, about 275 mile one way per trip. We have gone there at least 10 times and we have never had a problem. Someone asked me about the mileage. I honestly believe that this van will pass the 300,000 mile mark in its lifetime. Ask yourself this, how many Toyota vehicles do you see in a junk yard that are 9 years old? Unless they are totaled, I've seen none. They last a long time. There are the normal scratches and dings on the car. In one picture I am jointing to two dings. one has the red paint off of someone else's car. The paint code is 4Q2 (Desert Sand Mica) and the interior is LB41 which I think means Leather Seat Trim is Tan / Mocha. The van was not washed. This is undetailed in every way. No joke, I had to drop my son off at school and go to the dentist today. I drove the van. When I got home, I pulled in the front yard and took some pictures. I pulled in the garage for a few because of the glare of the sun. There is a spot on the back left that has a dent that I forgot was there. I took a picture of it. The inside has the normal wear and tear, there is a small tear on the driver's seat. (I forgot it was there and I had a tough time finding it. I took a picture). Someone asked me how confident I felt with the van? I told them for an extra $1100, I will drive the van to them across the United States and fly pack to Pensacola, FL. I am a "Wounded Warrior", so it would take me a few days. So, why sell it? We are only selling it to help make sure that RN school is paid without any issues. We don't have to sell it but I don't want it to sit in the garage. Here are some of the options. To sum it all up, I do not have the Navigation system. It has EVERY OTHER OPTION that I have seen Leather InteriorHeated front seatsThe middle row has captains chairs that can change location and be removed.the back seats fold down into the compartment where the "Pharmacy" book in the picture is.(With the middle seats out and the back seats down, an entire sheet of plywood will fit inside, not that my wife would ever allow me to put wood in her van. lol)Front and Rear A/CAutomatic climate controlIndividual climate control for driver's, passenger's, and the rear passenger's areaSliding sunroofPrivacy glass from ToyotaPower Sliding doors on the driver's and passenger's sidePower rear doorRemotely control the power sliding doors and rear doorJBL 5.1 Surround Sound Synthesis Audio system6 disk CD/AM/FM audio systemDVD entertainment systemDeluxe wood trimRunning boardsTrailer hitch (I put it on to carry the tray that holds luggage. I never got a chance to use it.)There is a luggage rack on the roof, but I have never used it I am sure there are more things I have forgotten, so please email me and I will answer the questions.