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@@Noobtubeguy that awesome these things can last a long time! Certainly better IMO than anything brand new… congrats hopefully last you many years to come! 😊

@@richardc6038 it’s pretty common… but from my understanding, still capable of lasting a long long time! That good at least 😊

@@LifeRx-b4z Absolutely! I find many used vehicles to be neglected. So many times I’ve heard, “It’s a Toyota, so I just have to change oil.” I mean yes, they can still last! But I’ve personally driven a few over 350k miles on original motor/trans. Couple over 400k… These are solid cars that will last as forever long as a car can last when taken care of! 😊

@@on-site4094 Absolutely! I agree completely… Built so darn well where it counts! That’s why so many are on the road still, and some will continue to be for decades to come! 😊

@@gregkanhai7316 I’m not surprised these minivans are amazing! I don’t think brand new ones will be on the road 25 years from now, let alone as reliable and affordable as these… I’d argue some of these 1st gen’s could very well be on the road 25 years from now tho! 😊

@@michaelleitold2446 good to know! I’ll let my brother know that, as he’s less than 10k miles away now… thank you for the comment! 😊

@@luhdawger thank you! 😊 It’s just a super affordable AWD option that I’ve seen multiple 300k plus miles on… 💯

@@luhdawger lol accurate 😂😊

@@RaiJK3 Thank you for the awesome comment! Honestly we got lucky, the owner had it for many years and was elderly, the listing said -Matrix for sale, beater with a heater… we went and looked at it same day it posted and bought it. He had a crazy amount of messages… so we got lucky lol… It’s been a super reliable daily! Just keeps on going! 😊💯

@@theparrotchannel2625 still going strong too! I agree 🎯, them, and the matrix with that 1.8 just go forever with a little bit of maintenance… and tend to last even being neglected… completely agree! 💯😊 and affordable…

@@VirtualStepdad absolutely! 😎 Still currently my number one bang for your buck vehicle! I sold this sienna to my brother(only way I would of sold it lol), and he currently has this van up over 200k miles still running absolutely perfect! 😊

@FishingAndCars that's awesome, definitely excited to get one

@@VirtualStepdad 💯😊

@@Zeek800 I’m grateful I changed it… it looked good! But now I know it’s new, and is closer to the correct fill level… just trickle, not pour out! Lol thank you for the comment! 😊

@@jasonleachman933 Siennas are my first choice minivan. There’s pros and cons to the generations. 04-06 have an interference engine! So make sure that timing belt and water pump have been done! If the timing belt breaks the engine is toast! But I’ve personally seen one with that 3.3L v6 at 375k miles still running strong! I would buy one of those pending what I said, and inspecting it myself, or having a trusted mechanic do a pre-purchase inspection… clean title always, and don’t buy a rusty one! I’d be open to about any sienna it just more so depends on budget, and the specific sienna peaking interest! :-) Both first and second gen Siennas are great in their own right…

@@RevMorganMoose3034 you too! 🍀🎣 thank you! 😊

@@bobbuilder4391 lol yeah ZERO chance to hold the real ass backwards and flip it 🤣 I go over our setups in a different video a while back if you’de like to see why 😊💯 -tried to copy and post link but didn’t work lol

@ no worries man any way you slice it being outdoors beats a good day on the couch. Tight lines!

@ yes!!!!!! I love it! Lol Thank you so much! 😊

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@@Rob774 It is, ours didn’t default to sport though… it stayed on normal for us 😊 honestly though, if I got on it, it felt the same… pretty sure with a WOT it just defaults to everything it has… but it was regularly driven on normal… man going 60-65 flat ground we saw crazy mpgs for the power it had! These are great rigs IMO 💯😎

@@nateblackwell1531 lol it was for sure! 😂 thank you! 💯😊

@@VincentButOutdoors thank you! 😊🎣🍀

@@Biellushi lol we almost always carry that energy for lakers! 🤣😊

@@Letsgofishing-m2f thank you! 😊🎣

@@terrenceconaway2267 yeah new cars are too expensive and IMO not gonna last as long! Drive it forever lol 💯😊

@@terrenceconaway2267 new cars are too expensive lol drive it forever! 💯😂😊 plus older is better IMO

@@Bigglesworth78 they were asking too much and days on lot was almost to 60 days… a combination of that, and fully being committed to walk throughout the process really helped navigate that. Having it for over the last 3 months I can’t imagine if they let me walk, this thing is incredible! I love this Highlander! lol I’m glad they worked with me! Definitely one of the best lots I’ve bought from! 😊

@@ThayerManns absolutely! thank you for your comment! 😊 My number one bang for your buck vehicle! 💯

@@melodybanks7339 absolutely! These are some of the best cars! 💯😊

@@PlumberGuy-ez9wx sounds like a gem! I really think this will be one of the old Toyota rigs where value goes up some in time… some of these will be 50 years old one day and still on the road! Lol

@@FishingAndCars got it for 4k 5 years ago with 60k odo. One owner garage kept. Once in a lifetime find.

@@PlumberGuy-ez9wx absolutely! I’d pick that over ANY brand new one… 😊

@@FishingAndCars for sure, only problems have been related to the salt on NJ roads and normal wear. The suspension mostly needs to be replaced that's about it, it has less rust than my 2019 Chevy equinox next to it...

@@PlumberGuy-ez9wx these were made extremely well for rust prevention… eventually it’s going to happen but yes, they hold up much better! Suspension is a wear item eventually too lol but very worth the money to keep it going! New is ridiculously expensive and not built to last IMO as much as the oldies 😅😊

Oh man yes! Absolutely! Give it a little love, 109k, it’s still a baby lol… so much potential and possibilities with these! 😊

@@FishingAndCarsI’m on the fence, Their is a sienna for sale 180k 3,500 or 2000 Windstar 109k for sale same price. After looking at a 2016 dodge caravan the leather seats were so hard and uncomfortable I don’t care if they are stow and go, I passed on it and looked at an old sienna. Now I’m trying to decide. Those older vans have very comfortable seating.

@@flowergarden1426 I would run a carfax if I was serious on something, or request one. In my opinion the longevity and smoothness on these siennas triumphs all! However regular oil changes is huge as the 3.0 can sludge up if not. Or see if they have a maintenance history/receipts for it. The sienna in my video is over 200k miles! My brother needed a family vehicle and bought it from me… still runs drives like it’s brand new! If I was a betting man and they really are similar conditions, ect… I’d pay the $1500 more for a sienna or try to talk them down to 3k… I’ve also driven one of these with over 400k miles, original motor, original transmission and running perfect! If taken care of, nothing in my opinion compares to a sienna 😊

@@FishingAndCars thank you so much, I’ve always loved Toyotas, just put down my Yaris 253k and bought a vibe with a Toyota engine. I love the body style of the 2000 sienna and I don’t know why they ever changed it, I think they went backwards with the 2024.

@@flowergarden1426 I’m a Toyota enthusiast but that ends pending model 2022 or so, so I agree… The Sienna in my video is 25 years old, very little to zero rust, mostly original parts, and like new driving experience… we just won’t get that out of the newest stuff in my opinion, but we’ll see! 😊

@@Rob774 they did! You are 100% correct 😊

@@jstephensoneyeOpen I’m not aware of how that’s been done or how to do that… perhaps dash cluster swap although these may be new enough vehicles for a higher end scan tool to see actual mileage from the engine computer… hopefully it’s the actual mileage!

@@jstephensoneyeOpen I’m sorry about your experience! Where I’m located we no longer are required to do anything emissions related. From my experience of owning over 100 vehicles the check engine light has never been burnt out, unless deliberately tampered with… it’s not impossible just more possible someone had knowledge of that! Even the best rigs ever made can be not good ones to buy… I do think these are solid older vehicles overall but definitely something for me and others to keep in mind if we buy one!!! I hope things turn out for the better for you in the future! 🍀

@@jordanmitchell-e3g Maintenance history matters lots. I’d also recommend a pre purchase inspection by someone with car knowledge whom you trust. I do believe there are many good reliable examples out there that would still have lots of life ahead of them, while also some that may have run their course… Engine timing belt and water pump, how’s that transmission and how often the fluid was changed, checking for rust issues, AWD system and suspension looking like it should and feeling like it should… any check engine lights? Check exhaust system, and more!ect… it also depends on what buying price is and if this vehicle would be a every day driver 20-25k a year might be tough… just lots of variables to consider but I do believe many of these are capable of 500k miles… always helps to have a bit of luck as well! 😊

Far from a mechanic, but I'd be wary of 300k even with the big 3(Honda, Toyota, Suburu). Even when well-maintained, you are at the end of the life of that vehicle. That being said, at that mileage, most things (belts, pumps, etc) have had to be replaced at least once by now.😂

@@Rob774 it’s all about value and needs… if you can get a vehicle really cheap because of that mileage and don’t intend on driving it a crazy amount of miles, you can have years of use :-) vehicles are too expensive lol, people lose money all the time on cars, casino, ect… why not take an educated guess/roll of the dice? I bought a 4 runner several years ago for $1k with 340k miles on it, used it two years and then sold it for $1900, driving 3-4 times a weeks to help keep wear off my daily… it was fun and I made money on it! Selling it at 357k miles 😊 only did basic maintenance and a car battery, still made at least 500 bucks 💯😂

If it's over 300k, reliability is well below 50%. I suggest u let it go. I bought a 500k kilometres plus honda accord, can't say it wasn't reliable but I've spent alot fixing stuffs at their expiration. So far, it didn't leave me stranded but sure spent alot on maintenance so far, cuz I pay attention to strange noises n abnormal feel.

@ it’s all relative, so price and life… if you can spend 5-7% cost of new, for 25-50% life as a knock around car why not? I’ve bought a rig for $3000 that I could drive across the country and back, and also a $40,000 dollar rig… It’s almost always worth maintenance here and there to keep a used car going vs losing your a** on a new car lol 😊💯 but yeah you’ll spend money here and there on used/older…

@@taylalanphere thank you! 😊💯

@@Michael_Crist oh absolutely I talked my parents into buying one a couple years ago and they too have a 15’ limited platinum! It’s their favorite vehicle of their lifetime and that’s saying something! These are incredible! 😊💯

@@paigechristiansen1465 thank you! 😊

@@milan1969 yes, these are just unreal! That’s awesome! 😎

@@user-vc5qc5lc8u Thank you! 😊

@@funwithfurryfriends9258 absolutely! My younger brother needed a reliable rig and so I sold him my beloved sienna and he loves it also! Up over 190k miles now and still running like new! 💪🏽😊💯

I love my 2000 with 118,000 miles

lol 😂 hey i got 5 kiddos! I also own a Duramax if that helps! Needed to upgrade the family mover! 💯

@@FishingAndCars understandable 🤝

@@VinnyRanchero 🍻

@@bigboycars thank you! I appreciate the comment! 😊 And that’s awesome! It’s at 190k now and still driving like new! I’ve seen 485k miles on one of these and it was still going haha 😂

@@FishingAndCars I have five cars now and can’t even imagine. Get rid of this one. It’s so practical so powerful so right quality well it’s a yacht.

@@bigboycars 100% agree! These are amazing lol 😊

@@DJ-kh8if thank you so much for the comment and feedback! Really my family for years have been telling me to do something with my experiences with vehicles and such… I’m kind of the guy for my nephew and nieces, gone with my sister and brother and friends as well… I’m not a certified mechanic but am pretty open to most diy things… so I’ve been doing some videos on cars and lots on fishing and came up with my name simply because that’s what I do mostly lol 😂 seriously appreciate you taking the time for that awesome comment! You’re awesome and from the sounds of it have an awesome rig as well! 💯 the smoothness of my highlander and the power delivery are so so incredible! Blows me away it’s 20 years old! But I’m sure you know that as well! 😊

@@FishingAndCars Yes for sure, evertime I get in it I can't believe it's 20 years old. That's why I stick with Toyotas now. I've owned lots of GM cars and trucks and always had to work on them fixing something. I'm like you a dyi guy. You Tube helps a lot when needing to fix things 😁. I think that's great what your doing, keep it up and your videos are great too. Hopefully you'll start getting more attention. Let me know if that tire reset work. 👍

@@DJ-kh8if I appreciate the kind words lots! Thank you! 😊… I have reset it and it comes right back… I’ll look into the hub sensors more! I had a 2000 Toyota Sienna that I sold to my brother for his family and the back wheel sensors fell off so i used a gorilla epoxy to glue them back on and the tire light went away… it worked and is still working a year later! lol… I did that as replacement was expensive and I read success stories on forums. I’m also wondering if I can delete the tire light like you can on a 2004 4Runner. Under the glove box if you splice two wires together it permanently disables tire light… I may look into that as well

@@Villor_ I’m certainly not a professional at this! I only use my phone! And protecting the privacy of others and their vehicles is why I add the blurs. I do think UA-cam could make the blurs less annoying but it is what it is. Hopefully you can understand the attempt of being courteous of others… Thank you for the feedback though! 😊

@@eltonjmenezes Absolutely! 😊 Thank you for the kind comment! Have an awesome day! 💯

@@CarlosMartinez-qu1bp That’s awesome! I don’t think a better vehicle exists for the money! These are incredible! 😊 Thank you for your comment!

@@kyle82 Ryan’s Diesel Service 66mm turbo, 3” MBRP downpipe, 5” straight pipe exhaust, HSP intake kit, Wehrli Fab y bridge kit, HSP hotside pipe… sounded so so good!