Hi may I ask where is your oil leak? Also have you upgraded or improved on the cooling system? Thank you

don't forget some come in manual, swivel captain chairs, and the engine is hidden under the driver chair I want one so bad but they're all over 200k miles 😪

@@byOrbaa they last 400k

@@cl5314 yea but you're spending on Maintenance at that point I have a 2nd gen sienna with 215k miles and Maintenance at that point keeps up I'd rather pay more for one with less miles

@@byOrbaa That's the most braindead logic I ever heard. It is a 30 year old van. All cars need maintenance every single week, every year, for the rest of your life. All you are doing by swapping cars is just getting into a reset loop of buying parts and fixing other people's problems and wasting more money than just keeping the same car and keeping it maintained. If you do not want to maintain a car then buy a bus ticket and shred your license. I have a 93 Stealth I bought from the front yard of an auto garage for $600 when I graduated high school. That was 13 years ago. I'll be 30 soon. I have put over $7,000 into it by now and its just over 300k on the ticker. All it has needed is oil changes and tires rotated on an annual basis for the past 4 years. Last total tire change was 3 years ago. Transmission was rebuilt sometime in 2015. I had the undercoating done first thing after buying it, and I had it stripped and recoated just last year. It was free because I paid for the warranty coverage on the undercoat initially that honored the replacement within so many years. Frame is like new still after being driven year round in the midwest and in salt. Engine runs like a swiss watch and will start no matter if -54F or 104F. Keep your car maintained, do the easy stuff at home, call in the pros for the complex jobs, and you will have more money than buying and selling cars every year.

@@MrWolfSnack I'm not trying to sell my current 2nd gen Sienna I'm fine with the maintenance because I drove the hell out of that car from 150k miles I had the opportunity to drive it at its best and continue too, however I'm looking for a 1st gen now and I'd rather pay 2.5k for one with 150k miles than pay 1k for one with 200k+ miles where my maintenance cost will definitely be higher do you not comprehend that ?

Ahhh, I too, have fallen victim to the Jack Stand Mafia

Thanks. I just posted it for sale. Evan 650-350-8828