2006 Toyota Sienna Limited-clean Carfax-fresh Timing Belt And Tensioners-look!! on 2040-cars
Memphis, Tennessee, United States
This is a 2006 Toyota Sienna Limited Minivan. This is a trade-in and needs to be sold and I am using the Buy-it-Now or Offer Auction which is the fairest for both parties. This Sienna does have 128k miles but it runs and drives like new. It has just had the Timing Belt and all Tensioners replaced so it is now ready for another 90-120K miles. Please look at the pics and you will see this van is very nice. Overall the paint is nice with just a few scratches expected on a 2006 model year. The interior is immaculate and all of the feature which are many work as new. The tires are like new also and the wheels look good!! You can look the Sienna Limited up on the inerrnet to find all the options included and I will list just a few: -Climate Control very cold air. -Dynamic Cruise Control that works. -Electric Rear Doors and Hatch work by remote or from inside. -Monroof -Heated Seats The list goes on and on. Please call me on 901 277-3678 to discuss or ask questions about other options. This is a great opportunity for a Toyota enthusiast to own such a super van at a very fair price. This car has spent its whole life in the Oklahoma and Tennessee area--never in the North!!
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