Sell Your Toyota Sienna

Sell a Toyota Sienna for scrap with Junk Car Medics. Sell Toyota Sienna for the highest possible scrap value using our nationwide network of cash junk car buyers.  The current scrap value of the Toyota Sienna ranges from $65 to $1605.

The Toyota Sienna is the 60th most commonly junked car, according to Junk Car Medics.

Junk Car Medics network of car buyers purchases Toyota Sienna in all conditions. When the time to sell a Toyota Sienna, get a free offer online or by phone.

Sell a Toyota Sienna for cash with Junk Car Medics. Sell Toyota Sienna for the highest possible value using our nationwide network of cash car buyers. One can sell a Toyota Sienna for more money when it is drivable and in good condition.

Junk Car Medics network of car buyers purchases Toyota Sienna’s in all conditions. When it’s time to sell your Toyota Sienna, you’ll get a free offer online or by phone.

The Toyota Sienna is a 5-door minivan with seating for up to eight passengers, making it a top choice for people with large families. Launched in 1997 to replace the Previa van, the Toyota Sienna mainly targeted the North American and East Asian markets.

While the first to third generations of the Toyota Sienna came with gasoline engines, the fourth generation of the vehicle is offered exclusively as a hybrid. The fourth generation of the minivan was launched in May 2020, and it was the first to be manufactured outside of the U.S.

A roomy minivan with excellent fuel economy, the Toyota Sienna also has various standard safety features, such as:

• Automated emergency braking
• Adaptive cruise control
• Lane-departure warning with lane-keeping assist
• Traffic-sign recognition
• Blind-spot monitoring

However, while the Toyota Sienna has numerous safety features, it’s susceptible to accidents like other cars. If it becomes inoperable or irreparable due to an accident, it may have to be sold off as scrap. The average scrap price of the Toyota is $700, compared to the national average scrap price of $563. This compares favorably to minivans, such as the Honda Odyssey and Kia Carnival, valued at approximately $725 and $800, respectively.