Happy B-Day!! ;D 8)
And, yes....many thanks to our donators/supporters for helping to "keep the lights on" (remember, we are NOT advertising supported*), and to all of our wonderfully helpful and many knowledgeable contributors for making this a great community resource from which we all benefit.
Going into our 2nd year, we will see the arrival of the NEW 3rd generation (2011+) Sienna, and a few of our members have excitedly put in their orders. We have some great discussion and info regarding the hot new model.
Many more from the 2nd generation (2004 - 2010) will be going into high-mileage usage, while others have only recently been driven off dealers' lots. There are approximately 900K - 1million+ 2nd generation Siennas that have been sold in North America, and quite a few have found there way to several countries around the world, so there will be lots to share with one another for many years to come for this very popular model.
We are also getting more attention and contributions from 1st generation (1998 - 2003) owners too. Lets try to continue building a good reference for some of the common issues/problems that some of you have faced or might be experiencing now.
And as a reminder, we do have a section for the old Previa (US-market 1991 - 1997), so please don't be shy and do share any stories, pics, experiences, and tips you might have if you still have one now or had one before. I still see them around quite regularly in my area.
Remember, it's YOUR community too! Let's all make our 2nd year at SiennaChat even better!!
Thanks for your continued support and contributions! ;D 8)
* SiennaChat does accept a small amount of financial donation/support from a limited number of authorized vendors/partners in the form of a percentage or fixed amount of revenue derived from any successful referral-based sales. However, SiennaChat is primarily funded through the generous donations of our valuable Members and from the personal expenditures and sacrifices of the site owner. Site administrators/moderators are "volunteers" and receive no monetary compensation.
And, yes....many thanks to our donators/supporters for helping to "keep the lights on" (remember, we are NOT advertising supported*), and to all of our wonderfully helpful and many knowledgeable contributors for making this a great community resource from which we all benefit.
Going into our 2nd year, we will see the arrival of the NEW 3rd generation (2011+) Sienna, and a few of our members have excitedly put in their orders. We have some great discussion and info regarding the hot new model.
Many more from the 2nd generation (2004 - 2010) will be going into high-mileage usage, while others have only recently been driven off dealers' lots. There are approximately 900K - 1million+ 2nd generation Siennas that have been sold in North America, and quite a few have found there way to several countries around the world, so there will be lots to share with one another for many years to come for this very popular model.
We are also getting more attention and contributions from 1st generation (1998 - 2003) owners too. Lets try to continue building a good reference for some of the common issues/problems that some of you have faced or might be experiencing now.
And as a reminder, we do have a section for the old Previa (US-market 1991 - 1997), so please don't be shy and do share any stories, pics, experiences, and tips you might have if you still have one now or had one before. I still see them around quite regularly in my area.
Remember, it's YOUR community too! Let's all make our 2nd year at SiennaChat even better!!
Thanks for your continued support and contributions! ;D 8)
* SiennaChat does accept a small amount of financial donation/support from a limited number of authorized vendors/partners in the form of a percentage or fixed amount of revenue derived from any successful referral-based sales. However, SiennaChat is primarily funded through the generous donations of our valuable Members and from the personal expenditures and sacrifices of the site owner. Site administrators/moderators are "volunteers" and receive no monetary compensation.
