Toyota Sienna Usados en Venta en Charlotte, NC

For a minivan, this is one of the best you can find. The car has great gas mileage of 25+ miles/gallon and has not once had an issue in the year that I've owned it. It has a rear-view camera, XM radio, a GPS and multiple apps like Pandora for you to use. Bluetooth connectivity for the phone is fantastic and the seats are heated. My favorite part is the blind sight monitor; it flashes when there's someone in the lane next to you that you can't see. It also lets you know if someone is driving by you or in the way as you back up; it's definitely saved me from some damage. The space is the car is fantastic; my fiancé had knee surgery and couldn't bend his knee at all, and he was able to sit comfortably in the front seat as a 6'3" man. Plus, the seats are adjustable by height, tilt, lumbar, and recline. I don't have kids and I'm in my early twenties so I move around a lot for jobs. This van is perfect because I took out all the backseats and basically use it as a moving van. I can fit all my stuff in one trip. My mom is buying the same car after driving mine. Best minivan on the market, by far. Get low mileage and don't purchase the tech insurance, because it never malfunctions! They wouldn't have it on the market if it did.

I own a 2000 Toyota Sienna, which I bought in 2001. This has been the most dependable, comfortable vehicle I own and has become my "go-to" vehicle. The gas mileage is great for a mini-van, which can save a lot of money versus the similar-in-size SUVs. There are several interior features, which I appreciate, including the cruise control, the tape deck/CD player and speakers, the great air conditioning (which I haven't had to recharge the entire time I've owned it), among other things. The seats are stylish and comfortable. One of the back doors opens automatically with the push of a button. The trunk is spacious and the rack on the roof has been used several times during family trips. The only cons I have are that I wish that both back doors were automatic, and it would have been nice if the windows rolled down allowing more air flow. I would really like if the seats were easier to remove and I would have liked a longer, bench-type seat across the middle of the vehicle instead of the 2 bucket seats I have. The process to get to the spare tire could be made a little more simple. And, I would have loved a DVD player built into the car as well. Other than that, I would highly recommend the 2000 Toyota Sienna.