2005 Toyota Sienna Le Awd Minivan, Grey, 53,000 Miles on 2040-cars
South Orange, New Jersey, United States
This car has had one owner, non-smokers. Low mileage--this is a great family car for dealing with any kind of weather and has many years of life left in it. Exterior finish is in great condition, so is interior. Minor dents and scratches, but looks very good for a 2005. No mechanical issues. New tires (less than 100 miles). Missing antenna (but still get reception of some radio stations, plus CD player works). Some rust on wheels. "Inspect My Ride" premium inspection report is available on request (it's online and eBay won't allow posting of a link). Report includes detailed description of interior and exterior, as well as detailed photos of all scratches (mostly on bumpers). Buyer picks up or pays for shipping. |
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