Up for sale is a clean 2003 Toyota Sienna. This Sienna has had only one owner and will make for an excellent family van.

VIN: 4T3ZF13C83U522800
Transmission: Automatic
Mileage: 109,822
Exterior Colour: Gold
Interior: Fabric
Sliding Door: Both Sides

Price: 1.6M

Interested buyers, reply to this thread or email [email]BizzBooks@aol.com[/email]

Available.

Available for 1.6M. You cannot get it cheaper anywhere, unless it is salvage or Nigeria-used. Trust me.

BizBooks:

Available for 1.6M. You cannot get it cheaper anywhere, unless it is salvage or Nigeria-used. Trust me.

Na who talk so ?

Anyway, nice marketing skills. Happy sales .

@ Big Father,

No, I'm serious. It's not a marketing gimmick. If you know of one cheaper than 1.6M, provide the link. Toyotas and Hondas are my areas of specialization. As I write this, the average price of a non-salvage 2003 Sienna in the US is $7,000. By the time you add taxes, shipping and clearing, you will be very close to 1.6M.

The 100% truth is that I bought this van for my personal use. While it is still un-registered, I will continue to market it. Once I register it this week, I will take it off NL and provide pictures with the new tags.

NB: In fact, I paid an extra $90 for Post Sale Inspection (PSI) on this van. This means that the technicians at Manheim have inspected it and it passed.

Hi
Can this Van fly for 1.2M? Pls mind the ODOMETER.

@ IK1,

Can this Van fly for 1.2M? Pls mind the ODOMETER.

The odometer is around where it is supposed to be. Americans drive an average of 15,000 miles a year. This Sienna is 7 years old. If you multiply 15,000 by 7, you get 105,000. This one has 109,000+. So it is just 4,000+ miles over the average which is not bad.

1.6M is a fair price in my opinion.

Bump.

Available.

Sold to BizBooks of nairaland

On a serious, as I said earlier, I bought this Sienna for personal use. After I paid for it, the dealer told me delivery will take about a week. So in the meantime, I decided to see if I could find a buyer on NL. A NLer actually made a serious offer via email but in the end, we had an irreconcilable difference of 50K.

I have now completed registration and the van is no longer for sale. The picture appears below (the tag has been covered for privacy).

P.S: I now understand why some people call the Sienna a bus. It has a powerful engine and can comfortably seat 7 adults.