Used Toyota Previa for sale near New York, NY

Very helpful when looking for a car will definitely be doing business with them in the future

I bought my 92 LE in 2002 with 130,000 miles primarily so I could haul my 4 year old St. Bernard around.The 2ND row bench seat fit him perfect. It got totalled a few weeks ago by a freak hail storm which did 3k damage to the body before they even counted the smashed dual sunroofs another 1.5 K. The van still had the orignal exhaust system at 218,000 miles and I would not hesitate driving it coast to coast. I miss it already and so does my dog whose now 13.

Best vehicle ever made. I've owned 4 Previas, been driving them since '91. I've had 3 of them that I took to well over 500,000 miles. I took a compression test prior to selling them, and 175 across the board, but then again I'm a fanatic about oil changes, with Mobil 1. It's true, Ignore the cooling system... a blown head gasket, and often, a cracked head. Been there done that. Get one that's not been well taken care of, and you got trouble.

A fantastic dealer. They don't hide anything. What you see is what you get. I'm auto/heavy truck mechanic so I know good vehicles when I see them. I recommend this dealer to anyone. I would buy another car from this dealer but my Celica that I bought 17 years ago still runs like new.

Have owned this car for about 27 years. No major mechanical work, but replaced the fuel pump, water pump, alternator, has had regular oil changes ( every 3000K), battery, tires, struts replaced, brakes maintained, etc. Air conditioning went out about 10 years ago, but the car keeps on going. Have not had problems with the front ancillary drive shaft. After several cross country trips with family, bought a 2005 Honda Odyssey for the family, but drive this dailyfor my 45 mile daily commute. Am now at about 345,000 miles and still going strong. May need some brake work soon, but the Honda is at 244,000 miles and needs replacing. Will likely keep the Previa for now as it is a simpler vehicle and has a hitch to tow my 17 ft Sailboat. I think of the Previa as an enclosed Pickup with tons of covered carrying space. Am considering a Metris as an eventual replacement, as it fits the same usage model.

Thanks Dylan Vanderwerf for the great experience at Dan Deery love my new used truck....

I can't imagine why they stopped bringing them to the states, but still sell them new in Europe? I've found 4 over the years, and was never dissapointed with one of them. Looking for another right now! They had 1 recall in the beginning! A spring in the drink tray. That's why you see so many with a drink tray that sticks out about a half an inch. So many people didn't take it back in to have it replaced.

The person I worked with was very accommodating. They did some work on the car at no charge.

Strange looking vehicle. It looked like an egg. Very reliable. 500,000 miles before the transmission gave out. Buy it if find one. The van will keep running forever with basic maintenance.

No issue with them bank wanted 5000 down because of age of truck. Would try To do business with them again

Well i would like to start off saying that the family privia has 275,000 and still going down the road great. We have always kept up on the maintains and changed all the fluids in it when needed...it tends to burn a little oil when first started on a cold morning but hey its got over 270000. I have always hated the style of this van...it reminds me of an egg but whatever.