Living With The 2024 Toyota Sequoia TRD Pro iForce Max (Honest Review)
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- Living With The 2024 Toyota Sequoia TRD Pro iForce Max (Honest Review)
The Toyota Sequoia was redesigned for the 2023 model year and some of the changes are astounding. Gone is the old school 5.7 liter v8 that made its appearance in the full size SUV since 2007 and replacing it is an electrified powertrain with a huge amount of torque. Toyota made some major improvements with this redesign and it’s in many ways, much better than the competing SUVs like the Tahoe, Expedition, Land Rover and others. This is exactly what it’s like to live with the 2024 Sequoia i-Force Max. Watch to the end because some of these changes weren’t as expected.
Thank you to Toyota East Coast for providing the Sequoia
Awsome looking vehicle. Great video and very informative. Thank you Chris.
Thanks for watching 👍
Great honest long term review! Thanks!
Thanks Steve!
Be honest.. do you think this would have been perfect if it was a V8?
even a v6 twin turbo model would be good, not all buyer would go off road or haul big stuff.
v6 twin turbo , v8, hybrid variants.
It would be nice if it was an option
@@chrisdrives8204 i just feel like a car this beautiful should have a classic engine that fits. we all know that NA are more reliable than turbos. also fixing a V8 vs a hybrid twin turbo is way cheaper and less likely to happen down the line.
In order to pay $70 -80k for an SUV - leather is REQUIRED, Not being a snob, but leatherette or whatever fake name they want to invent is absolutely unacceptable. Hope Toyota will fix that ridiculous and cheap rip off on the TRD PRO - but lack of leather is a deal breaker.
We traded our Mazda CX90 for this we had less than 3k miles it had a great engine but was too small and uncomfortable seats. We got what we got and payed rest off. The TRD rides better than my Silverado and I’m against hybrid but this engine is so smoothe it’s not noticed and 80-90 is cake. Space : if you have 2 children perfect!!! Anything else you will need a bigger ride. The greatest part is resale value is amazing but I think she’s ours for the long haul. We absolutely love it!
Same mpg as v8 and twice as expensive