2011 Toyota Sienna XLE – Premium Comfort with BraunAbility Accessibility

This 2011 Toyota Sienna XLE Wheelchair Accessible Van blends Toyota's renowned reliability with upscale comfort and the trusted performance of a BraunAbility automatic side-entry fold-out conversion. With 90,300 miles, this van offers a dependable and comfortable transportation solution for wheelchair users, families, and caregivers alike.

The automatic fold-out ramp deploys effortlessly at the push of a button, providing easy access for most wheelchairs and power chairs. Measuring 51”L x 29”W, the ramp is paired with a spacious 56”H x 30”W door opening, allowing for smooth entry and convenient maneuverability inside the cabin.

Finished in an elegant burgundy exterior with a luxurious grey leather interior, this Sienna XLE offers a premium driving experience. It also features removable driver-side and passenger-side seats, giving you greater flexibility for seating arrangements or wheelchair positioning. A factory sunroof adds natural light to the cabin, creating a more open and enjoyable ride for everyone onboard.

Powered by Toyota's proven 3.5L V6 engine, this Sienna delivers smooth performance, outstanding reliability, and the confidence to handle everything from daily errands to long-distance travel.

✅ Key Features:

• BraunAbility Side-Entry Conversion

• Automatic Fold-Out Ramp

• Ramp Size: 51”L x 29”W

• Door Opening: 56”H x 30”W

• Removable Driver-Side & Passenger-Side Seats

• Factory Sunroof

• Mileage: 90,300

• Engine: 3.5L V6

• Interior: Grey Leather | Exterior: Burgundy

• VIN: 5TDYK3DC4BS049933

Why We Like It:

The Sienna XLE is one of the most desirable wheelchair-accessible vans on the market, and this one is loaded with features. The BraunAbility automatic conversion, premium leather interior, removable front seats, and factory sunroof combine to create a mobility van that's as comfortable as it is practical. It's an excellent choice for anyone looking for dependable Toyota reliability with luxury-level comfort and accessibility.