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2001 Toyota Sienna Le Mini Passenger Van 5-door 3.0l on 2040-cars

Year:2001 Mileage:178500
Location:

Hollywood, Maryland, United States

Hollywood, Maryland, United States

This is a NO Reserve Auction.

 

 

We are selling our 2001 Toyota Sienna Minivan.  This is a one owner vehicle. We have owned this vehicle since it was new.     This vehicle has never been in an accident

The car does need some maintenance to make it a perfect vehicle for someone.   Items Include:

 

1.              The engine needs a tune-up.  When it starts the idle is high, and will sometimes run a little        rough when it gets warm. 

2.            The check engine light is on, but that may be due to the rough idle condition.  Not sure.

3.            There is a crack in the latch for one sliding doors.  It will still open but needs to be replaced.

4.            The back lighting for the stereo has been out for years.  Stereo works great  just cant see the     station without turning on the lights at night time.

5.            The AC compressor clutch squeals when first engaged.  AC blows cold air but will sometimes      make quite a squealing noise for a bit.

6.            Typical nicks, scratches and dings for a vehicle with 178,000 miles on it.

 

 The tires are in good shape, they were replaced less then 5K ago.  Brakes have plenty of pad.

    Interior is not torn or ripped, but there are the typical floor stains in the carpet.

Here is a drop box link of the van starting this am:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/bpfuaqlca7scmw9/Mini-Van.wmv?dl=0

 

This van is being sold As-Is, Where –is.   Located in Hollywood Md. 20636.   It is also for sale locally so I reserve the right to cancel the auction at any time if the vehicle is sold.

 

Please feel free to contact me with any questions

Doug

571-238-0886

Toyota Sienna for Sale

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