Used 2004 Toyota Sienna for Sale

Access to spare tire is difficult to get to spare tire is cracked and unreliable radio volume control is hit or miss

The 1st row seats are uncomfortable for long van rides. The lower back portion of the seat protrudes outwards a tad bit that causes low back pain while riding. The radio went out on the van 3 times within the first year. When you go over bumps it has a tendency to tune into the AUX versus the radio. The heated front seats were inoperable by the 4th year of ownership and when they were repaired the hard plastic behind the seat kept falling off because they are secured to the seat by plastic clips that almost all broke during the repair. The interior is literally held together like a Lego with plastic clips that break all the time. I have spent the price of a new Sienna on repairs since the vehicle has hit 100,000 miles and it is only at 175,000. I have replaced the Power steering rack alone 2 times with only 40,000 miles between replacements which is not normal. I have replaced almost everything internally on the vehicle that I have never had to deal with on other high mileage vehicles. The electronic side door motors have burned out 4 times and cost well over $1,000 to repair, so that is a costly fix. The spare tire is actually underneath the van and you have to spin something to lower it to the ground which takes too long when you are on the side of the road. The Toyota quality of long life spans of vehicles is just not present. The van is also loud while driving on the interstate and the brakes have more play in them (even when brand new) than I am comfortable with. The DVD player has been a great feature and still works along with the headphones which is amazing. The moon roof has also (knock on wood) not had any leaks yet.