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DadFly
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Odometer under 160K
Mechanically sound.
Cosmetics not super important.
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Gil
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If you buy a Sienna, I would advise not buying the 4-cyl. model. The 6-cyl is way more reliable and the difference in mpg is minor. My 1999 is approaching 250,000 miles.
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DadFly
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Thanks for the tip!
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Stefan
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| Gil wrote: |
| If you buy a Sienna, I would advise not buying the 4-cyl. model. The 6-cyl is way more reliable and the difference in mpg is minor. My 1999 is approaching 250,000 miles. |
I have a 2000 Toyota Sienna. 6 cylinder. 20MPG in traffic/highway 26MPG when it is straight highway. Now at 290K. I use it to go on many logging roads and for trailheads. I have hauled wood in that thing too. Great that I can take out ALL the back seats. Has decent ground clearance. You don't need no stinking Hummer! It hauled 7 people for this trip: http://www.nwhikers.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=8029201&highlight=surprise
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DadFly
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Thanks but 290K is way too many miles.
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Stefan
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| DadFly wrote: |
| Thanks but 290K is way too many miles. |
Oops. Sorry. I aint selling it. Just stating facts. I love the van!
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RichP
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DadFly
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Thank you. No trailer hitches.
That can indicate heavy hauling.
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iron
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| Stefan wrote: |
| DadFly wrote: |
| Thanks but 290K is way too many miles. |
Oops. Sorry. I aint selling it. Just stating facts. I love the van! |
this is stefan's GOAT vehicle. he'll be dead and buried before you take this beast from him.
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DadFly
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Well I hope that isn't too soon.
Especially since my daughter is having second thoughts. 
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Gil
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| Stefan wrote: |
| Gil wrote: |
| If you buy a Sienna, I would advise not buying the 4-cyl. model. The 6-cyl is way more reliable and the difference in mpg is minor. My 1999 is approaching 250,000 miles. |
I have a 2000 Toyota Sienna. 6 cylinder. 20MPG in traffic/highway 26MPG when it is straight highway. Now at 290K. I use it to go on many logging roads and for trailheads. I have hauled wood in that thing too. Great that I can take out ALL the back seats. Has decent ground clearance. You don't need no stinking Hummer! It hauled 7 people for this trip: http://www.nwhikers.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=8029201&highlight=surprise |
YESSIR!
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