Selling our reliable Toyota Sienna

This minivan is a beast!

The engine and transmission are solid. I would be comfortable driving this on an extensive road trip. The only reason I'm selling it is because it's not the right fit anymore. It's been my daily driver for over a year now as my job took me up to Park City and around northern Utah and this Sienna loved driving in the mountains. And with AWD it can handle the snow quite well (if we had any...) Before that it has taken care of our family of six for many, many years on various adventures.

Don't let the miles fool you, this car has a lot of life left in it as a hard working vehicle or one that could take care of your family.

Because I've been treating it as my "truck", I removed the third row so I could store my tools in the recessed area where the seat would fold down into. I have the seats and they can be easily re-installed if needed.

Tires, rotors, and breaks are new as of this year. Tires are the Big O Tires Bigfoot models with the more aggressive tread which were rotated regularly.

Here's some of the perks:

• After market LED headlights

• Rooftop rack

• Seats 7 (or a whole bunch of other stuff with all the rear seats removed. It's like having an enclosed truck with sliding doors!)

• Power Mirrors

• Power driver seat

• For those still rocking the CDs, this has a 6 disc changer! Rock on...

• AWD (all-wheel-drive, just in case you didn't know the acronym)

• 3.5L V6 (it will get up and go when needed)

• Middle row seats can be easily removed completely, for maximum space, or place in two configurations; spaced apart or together so that there is room to slip by to the rear.

The Down and Dirty Section:

OK, let me tell you about the more personal side of this vehicle.

• Front windshield has a lot of cracks in it (around $300 to replace)

• Passenger third-row pop out window is missing. This explains the styling plastic taped to the van. (around $315 for a new one)

• A/C needs recharge. Last time I did this it worked well. I've just haven't charged it this year to save money

• Something around the front left tire squeaks when turning right but not left

• Passenger sliding door needs a little attention when opening. It's a motorized door but the latch doesn't release so you just have to hold the handle open for a second until it starts opening. (I understand that the part is pretty cheap but can be a pain in the rear to get to)

• This model of van didn't come with a spare tire, nor does it have a place for one. From what I understand is that this model wasn't designed for nor came with a spare and was released with run flats. Who knows if that's true or not.

• The back door, tailgate, rear hatch, or whatever you want to call it, the motorized latch broke. Instead of replacing it I rigged a strap that you pull on to open it. It works well but the down side is that it can't be locked

If you want to come take a look at it I'm usually available after 6:00pm during the week or just about any time on the weekends.

CASH or VENMO

Just in case you wanted a bit more history I've included a link to a Carfax report on the van.

Carfax Report Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eo8K7k0wMeUYNf-VGOo834NzWoE0o_rD/view?usp=sharing