Great review! We purchased a 2021 TRD Pro Sequoia and couldn't be more happy. Ultimately, this will either be the best purchase you've ever made or you may simply be throwing your money away, because it all boils down to your specific needs. Living in a more rugged and remote region of Wyoming, our TRD Sequoia spends 70% of its time on paved roads, 25% loose gravel, and 5% trail. It performs amazing in winter conditions, which we need, because we have the potential to receive snow during any given month. Our TRD Pro Sequoia helped to transport health care and emergency response workers during our most recent snowmageddon event, which dumped 28+ inches of snow within a 24 hour period and stranded many vehicles. It has ensured that we have made it back home safely after each and every one of our overlanding adventures, which often span hundreds of miles on dirt trails in some of the most remote regions of our state. I've also had the pleasure of rescuing several large trucks, 4runners, and a Tahoe z71 that was out of its element. I don't care if the interior is outdated, or if it's missing many modern comfort features because I need a vehicle that can handle the absolute worst and most grueling terrain and weather conditions possible, as well as get my kids to and from their various events safely. However, if this vehicle is going to stay on paved surfaces in a mild climate then there are more practical options. My only complaints about the vehicle are as follows... 1. Limited range. I wish the fuel tank were larger. I hate having to haul extra fuel tanks if it can be avoided. The average distance between towns in Wyoming is 100+ miles so stopping to refuel at any moment isn't realistic. 2. The head unit is easily the worst part of the vehicle. Toyota tried to update the technology and did a poor job. I'm thankful that they didn't throw some trash 9+ screen in the vehicle, which seems to be a common trend, but I wish they had simply kept a simple head unit with an auxiliary port instead. Because the unit is missing an aux port and cd-player, the only practical option is to buy a Bluetooth device for listening to music.
This thing is freaking amazing! If you are considering getting an SUV, I highly recommend this one over any highlander or minivan. It has a great engine, very practical, and so reliable it can get you to hell and back. Wether you’re going skiing, off roading in the Utah wilderness, or just carpooling kids to school, this is best in class. Coming from a two time Sequoia owner. Get yours now while it has the V8!
If I was in the market today for a full size suv I would get the sequoia. I think it’s been under appreciated in some of its features like the independent rear suspension and how comfortable it rides and handles.
The Sequoia TRD PRO looks amazing on the exterior, but I just wish they updated the interior, plus this is a step up from the Chevy as you mentioned resale wise and reliability/durability, and this I can see have a lot of aftermarket support like people converting these as an overlander and if I had a Sequoia I would definitely throw some mods on it like a winch, maybe a lift, and just make it the ultimate overlander
My 2009 AWD 5.7 L SEQUOIA, has 345,000 miles. However, I had to replace the engine due to probably not doing proper maintenance, ( either by me or the previous owner ). Transmission still works, but there is some sensor problem, that I have not been able to get fixed, due to mechanics not understanding the issue. Sequoias are not for poor people. They guzzle gas and repairs are outrageously costly. Used parts are impossible to find where I live. Why would anybody want aluminum rims on an off-road vehicle.... especially those. Great vehicle, but over-priced and the competition offers better off-road vehicles if you can afford to buy those. I am driving my 2009 Sequoia until I croak. And the next owner will have fun turning it in to something cool.
Awesome Review! The longevity and value it’s going to hold is reason enough to choose it over the competition. They also look GREAT! The Toyota 5.7 has a sound of its own that I have learned to love with my Tundra
This car would be very compelling if they updated the interior and rear lights. If you bought this now the interior would be truly antiquated in 5yrs..
The Sequoia has been out for many years now has aged well. I wonder how the 2023 will look like?. It does have some old fashion fit and finish materials time for new design even Armada and Expedition got a designed few years back got some major or minor changes. One thing these trucks are extremely reliable run ton of miles.
@@squiresonwheels3249 theyll be fine, the twin turbo V6 that’s in the tundra will be in the sequoia as well. That engine has been tested for about 10 years so Toyota isn’t throwing in an untested piece of crap engine. Will it be as reliable as the 3UR-FE 5.7 V8, maybe not but 300,000 will be a walk in the park for the new engine.
Glad we purchased our cavernous Toyota Sequoia TRD Pro Super in February, manufactured in January, for $58,693. Now, they're selling from $69,000 to $86,000. Also, lucky and proud to own that legendary tried and true bulletproof naturally aspirated 5.7 liter V-8 engine and Aisin 6 speed transmission powertrain.
@@RaitisRides, ETC Entity Timing Control. Just a month prior to the chip shortage. I had a premonition and pulled the trigger. My wife thought I was crazy then but not now. Always go with your gut feeling, though.
Wow!!!!! This Is One Of The Best Looking SUV's Out There From Toyota, Also I Think Will Get This SUV After I Done The Driver's Test While I Still Can For Myself, But Super Amazing Review Joe.
It's not the latest tech but one thing I heard another channel say about Toyota is they don't really innovate. They take what others try and perfect it. So while it might not be leading edge you know what you have is gonna work for a long time. That's impirtant
My dad used to own a Sequoia. Good memories. He switched it to a 2015 Cadillac Escalade then 6 years later he got a 2021 Lexus LX, then he may get the recent 2022 Lexus LX 600
Thank you for all the amazing videos. I am liking how you turn on the turn signals on the vehicles kinda gives me an idea of the lights completely. Cheers bro!
Wish they would put LED lights all the way around not just only the front. Had to do the same with my Tacoma all the way around. Sequoia is still very reliable. Nice Video!
The next generation Sequoia could have a twin turbo V6 and a hybrid like the new Tundra, since the Sequoia is an SUV variant of the Tundra. So no more V8 under the hood from the next generation.
Great video Joe and as usual Lori killing it with the camera angles. Sure seems with the oddities Joe mentioned and zonked seems for the price there certain things should be included and they are not. Any way bucket list - invite Joe and Lori on road trips and have Joe bring the snacks cuzz he knows what's up. I see future channel Lori giving us instructions on camera work way to go very impressive.
They need something to compete directly with those Expeditions & Suburbans. A Tundra>Sequoia conversion perhaps, not the Sequoia w/Tundra fronts but vice versa [Tundra truck bed removed for a 3rd row extension]. Like maybe a Sequandra XLT.
Going to wait one more year. Extremely tempted to go get a 2022 Armada BUT the armada doesn’t have an LSD and the giant screen in the infotainment is really only 1/2 the size as it’s not all usable! But the main reason I have is because if the tiny 3rd row space but it’s similar to this. Man I hate that tail door Ux/ix on the sequoia.
Tahoe schmahoe, hands down the Sequoia is the only way to go! You cannot put the build quality of the Sequoia and the tahoe in the same camp. Sequoia is a Beast and will last the rest of most peoples life times.👊🏻👍🏻💯 sincerely, '08 Platinum owner.
Joe, now that you've seen the redesigned Sequoia which one do you prefer? I still like the old school, tried and true V8 and 6 speed trans. Would love to hear your thoughts.
Great, informative review as always Joe. I have a deposit on a ‘22 Sequoia TRD Pro. What’s your take - would you grab the old school ‘22 while you still can or wait for the redesign?
The Sequoia is a bit too big for off-roading and the rear suspension is independent which limits articulation. So it's in a unique segment. Lexus GX460 is the sweet spot. Also the next Sequoia will have better gas mileage... v8 is old technology...
@@youarerightboss It's the mini-landcruiser.. the full size cruiser got many complaints for being too large off road... the GX is literally called the Landcruiser Prado in world markets..
The tail lights designer probably thought a dual circle shape will works there,but found out that the trunk cut line won't make it happen,so the other outer part is not fully circle shape.lol
Been looking at used 3rd row SUVs for our growing family. I have seen a LOT of used 2023/2024 Sequoias for sale. Pages of them on the car search engines. Many have only 5-7k miles on them. You can barely find any 2022. Not sure what that’s indicative of but seems like a red flag about the most recent generation. Or folks can’t afford the monthly on these crazy SUV prices anymore. Or both 😂
I dont like Golf, I dont want ferrari i dont want lambo. TOYOTAAAA MY DREAAAM Next 7 years i back to this video maybe i buy one. Good like. Or maybe i cant back forget it
Great review as always Joe, only one thing I politely disagree on is the "liner power curve a V8 gives you". Those 2.7/3.5L ecoboosts have a very V8 like power curve, it's almost insane. They don't sound near as good, but I've driven a neighbors V8 Sequoia and then my '15 Edge Sport(2.7L twin turbo) and power delivery is identical. The F150/Expedition's have bigger turbos so they are a hair laggier, but in the smaller SUVs like the Explorer and Edge/Fusion with the 2.7/3.0L TT's, it really does feel like a V8. Especially after you tune them!
if you dont mind paying that much money for gas and the crap fuel economy buy one now the amount of power in these twin turbo v6 engines are amazing and turbos have come a really long way but I still prefer NA and this is a proven engine. get this while you can not many years left to get this engine before the twin turbo v6 comes hopefully its reliable but who knows. plus if you get this while you still can you can say I have a V8 lol and then you can tune it and do whatever you want with it.
Toyota can do so much with that car I want something like that and we all here would pay 75k if you have a long Last suv like that with all the ram technology
Compared to the 2022 Ford Expedition Timberline and the GMC Yukon AT4 this isn’t a great suv. On the outside it’s very nice and I love the design but the interior is just horrendous and should have been updated at least 5 years ago! This and the price is probably why I never see new Sequoia’s on the road.
You know, if Toyota was really smart and wanted to be smart for the targeted audience of this vehicle, they would take the V8 and just revamp it even if you only get a 2 MPG increase in the city and highway by itself, or pair it with a mild hybrid setup to increase the performance as well, a mild hybrid + V8 would definitely be more worthy from an efficiency standpoint.
@@bendino9016 tell me about it like you don't go to the Toyota dealership and see there service department full like everybody else the comment section is full of clowns
Great review! We purchased a 2021 TRD Pro Sequoia and couldn't be more happy. Ultimately, this will either be the best purchase you've ever made or you may simply be throwing your money away, because it all boils down to your specific needs. Living in a more rugged and remote region of Wyoming, our TRD Sequoia spends 70% of its time on paved roads, 25% loose gravel, and 5% trail. It performs amazing in winter conditions, which we need, because we have the potential to receive snow during any given month. Our TRD Pro Sequoia helped to transport health care and emergency response workers during our most recent snowmageddon event, which dumped 28+ inches of snow within a 24 hour period and stranded many vehicles. It has ensured that we have made it back home safely after each and every one of our overlanding adventures, which often span hundreds of miles on dirt trails in some of the most remote regions of our state. I've also had the pleasure of rescuing several large trucks, 4runners, and a Tahoe z71 that was out of its element. I don't care if the interior is outdated, or if it's missing many modern comfort features because I need a vehicle that can handle the absolute worst and most grueling terrain and weather conditions possible, as well as get my kids to and from their various events safely. However, if this vehicle is going to stay on paved surfaces in a mild climate then there are more practical options.
My only complaints about the vehicle are as follows...
1. Limited range. I wish the fuel tank were larger. I hate having to haul extra fuel tanks if it can be avoided. The average distance between towns in Wyoming is 100+ miles so stopping to refuel at any moment isn't realistic.
2. The head unit is easily the worst part of the vehicle. Toyota tried to update the technology and did a poor job. I'm thankful that they didn't throw some trash 9+ screen in the vehicle, which seems to be a common trend, but I wish they had simply kept a simple head unit with an auxiliary port instead. Because the unit is missing an aux port and cd-player, the only practical option is to buy a Bluetooth device for listening to music.
Still digging the old school look. Thanks Joe and Lori for your hard work.
This thing is freaking amazing! If you are considering getting an SUV, I highly recommend this one over any highlander or minivan. It has a great engine, very practical, and so reliable it can get you to hell and back. Wether you’re going skiing, off roading in the Utah wilderness, or just carpooling kids to school, this is best in class. Coming from a two time Sequoia owner. Get yours now while it has the V8!
This thing will do it all!
Pray for Russia
The rear lights are dated and yet I kinda love them. They’re nostalgic considering this is one of the last V8s.
14 years later and it still looks pretty good 😌
I totally agree with you Sam!
If I was in the market today for a full size suv I would get the sequoia. I think it’s been under appreciated in some of its features like the independent rear suspension and how comfortable it rides and handles.
The Sequoia TRD PRO looks amazing on the exterior, but I just wish they updated the interior, plus this is a step up from the Chevy as you mentioned resale wise and reliability/durability, and this I can see have a lot of aftermarket support like people converting these as an overlander and if I had a Sequoia I would definitely throw some mods on it like a winch, maybe a lift, and just make it the ultimate overlander
The 2023 model looks better and it's all new so it's updated.
My 2009 AWD 5.7 L SEQUOIA, has 345,000 miles. However, I had to replace the engine due to probably not doing proper maintenance, ( either by me or the previous owner ). Transmission still works, but there is some
sensor problem, that I have not been able to get fixed, due to mechanics not understanding the issue.
Sequoias are not for poor people. They guzzle gas and repairs are outrageously costly. Used parts are impossible to find where I live. Why would anybody want aluminum rims on an off-road vehicle.... especially those.
Great vehicle, but over-priced and the competition offers better off-road vehicles if you can afford to buy those.
I am driving my 2009 Sequoia until I croak. And the next owner will have fun turning it in to something cool.
Thanks for sharing that great input and perspective.
The sequoia is an amazing vehicle. I’d rather have old fashion buttons and screens than to be stuck on the side of the road!!🤣
That is a very good way to look at it!
@@RaitisRides especially if you’re lookin from a Ford Expedition. 🤣🤣🤣😂😂
@@user-yh5kz really you mean dodge Durango Chevy Thaho GMC Yukon keep grand cherokee L and those does yes break down not Ford Expedition
This is the ugliest Toyota I have ever seen
@E M instead of Sequoia I would take 4Runner or Landcruiser or Prado
Awesome Review! The longevity and value it’s going to hold is reason enough to choose it over the competition. They also look GREAT! The Toyota 5.7 has a sound of its own that I have learned to love with my Tundra
This car would be very compelling if they updated the interior and rear lights. If you bought this now the interior would be truly antiquated in 5yrs..
The Sequoia has been out for many years now has aged well. I wonder how the 2023 will look like?. It does have some old fashion fit and finish materials time for new design even Armada and Expedition got a designed few years back got some major or minor changes. One thing these trucks are extremely reliable run ton of miles.
It is really exciting what Toyota will bring!
The new one won't be reliable anymore as the older ones
@@squiresonwheels3249 especially bc of Covid
@@squiresonwheels3249 yes they will
@@squiresonwheels3249 theyll be fine, the twin turbo V6 that’s in the tundra will be in the sequoia as well. That engine has been tested for about 10 years so Toyota isn’t throwing in an untested piece of crap engine. Will it be as reliable as the 3UR-FE 5.7 V8, maybe not but 300,000 will be a walk in the park for the new engine.
Glad we purchased our cavernous Toyota Sequoia TRD Pro Super in February, manufactured in January, for $58,693. Now, they're selling from $69,000 to $86,000. Also, lucky and proud to own that legendary tried and true bulletproof naturally aspirated 5.7 liter V-8 engine and Aisin 6 speed transmission powertrain.
That was am very good move considering the current market sutuation.
@@RaitisRides, ETC Entity Timing Control. Just a month prior to the chip shortage. I had a premonition and pulled the trigger. My wife thought I was crazy then but not now. Always go with your gut feeling, though.
04 sequoia was the best year. Technology takes away from a gritty beast.
There is no question, I want to buy EVERY car Raiti reviews !!!
Trust me I feel the same way Jess.
Loved my 2014 other than the gas mileage honestly. Will make a switch as soon as the 2023 Sequoia hybrid is available! Come on Toyota!! Bring it!!
How bad is the MPG on these ? 😅
Wow!!!!! This Is One Of The Best Looking SUV's Out There From Toyota, Also I Think Will Get This SUV After I Done The Driver's Test While I Still Can For Myself, But Super Amazing Review Joe.
Really miss my Land Cruiser, but this Sequoia is something.
It’s dated yes but I’ll miss NA v8 under the hood the most. It’s a shame that legendary 5.7 will be leaving us
You are so very right about that!
You still have the Durango r/t and citadel
It still looks so good in that TRD PRO trim!!
I totally agree with you!
It's not the latest tech but one thing I heard another channel say about Toyota is they don't really innovate. They take what others try and perfect it. So while it might not be leading edge you know what you have is gonna work for a long time. That's impirtant
To open and close the tailgate, you can also utilize the key FOB or the applicable selector switch on the dashboard.
You are 💯 correct!
My dad used to own a Sequoia. Good memories. He switched it to a 2015 Cadillac Escalade then 6 years later he got a 2021 Lexus LX, then he may get the recent 2022 Lexus LX 600
Oh wow that is pretty cool!
Ask your dad if he can borrow me some of his money.
Still rocking my 2004 Sequoia Limited, amazing trucks. i'd be sad to see the V8s go.
Still lovely after all these years.
It really is!
Thank you for actually showing the twinkies, definetly helps with visualizing the size
My personal opinion on the Toyota Sequoia. I would prefer the 2008 to 2022 Sequoia with the V8 over the new 23 with the hybrid V6
Thank you for all the amazing videos. I am liking how you turn on the turn signals on the vehicles kinda gives me an idea of the lights completely. Cheers bro!
I've been watching this video over and over and can't wait to find a good deal on used one and buy it
They are very hard to find.
11:32 STORY OF MY LIFE. 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
Wish they would put LED lights all the way around not just only the front. Had to do the same with my Tacoma all the way around. Sequoia is still very reliable. Nice Video!
The next generation Sequoia could have a twin turbo V6 and a hybrid like the new Tundra, since the Sequoia is an SUV variant of the Tundra.
So no more V8 under the hood from the next generation.
This is so very true!
Great video Joe and as usual Lori killing it with the camera angles. Sure seems with the oddities Joe mentioned and zonked seems for the price there certain things should be included and they are not. Any way bucket list - invite Joe and Lori on road trips and have Joe bring the snacks cuzz he knows what's up. I see future channel Lori giving us instructions on camera work way to go very impressive.
Highest Praise from Australia Joe.....
For every review that you do.
"You Are Deadset Funny As Piss !!!"
Can't zonk the rear windshield wiper since it's what allows you to raise and lower the rear glass!
Might even install a twin turbo on my Toyota 5.7 liter V-8 to harvest 1200 HP and 1100 lb.ft. of torque.
wow.. i'm speechless. The interior features are so old..
If they had the 38 gallon like the tundra it would been perfect.
Have you considered a secondary fitness page? I've never said this to another man before but Raiti's Reps might be in your near future.
That is really nice of you to say! Maybe down the road! I like that catch title!
I hope that the 2023 sequoia will come with all new 14 inch touchscreen but nice sequoia
I am sure it is coming with it!
🤡👍
Looks Like He Finally Got The Twinkie Sponsor 😎
I wish! LOL
Gonna affix a Magnuson supercharger on my Toyota 5.7 liter V-8 to achieve 550 horsepower and 550lb.ft. of torque.
They need something to compete directly with those Expeditions & Suburbans. A Tundra>Sequoia conversion perhaps, not the Sequoia w/Tundra fronts but vice versa [Tundra truck bed removed for a 3rd row extension]. Like maybe a Sequandra XLT.
Bro is soon to hit 1 mill
7" is a respectable size my guy 😌
No 10 is.
@@aritruths1452 You missed the joke...
Going to wait one more year. Extremely tempted to go get a 2022 Armada BUT the armada doesn’t have an LSD and the giant screen in the infotainment is really only 1/2 the size as it’s not all usable! But the main reason I have is because if the tiny 3rd row space but it’s similar to this. Man I hate that tail door Ux/ix on the sequoia.
Tahoe schmahoe, hands down the Sequoia is the only way to go! You cannot put the build quality of the Sequoia and the tahoe in the same camp. Sequoia is a Beast and will last the rest of most peoples life times.👊🏻👍🏻💯 sincerely, '08 Platinum owner.
Joe, now that you've seen the redesigned Sequoia which one do you prefer? I still like the old school, tried and true V8 and 6 speed trans. Would love to hear your thoughts.
They do offer trd catback exhaust system as a dealer option. I have it on my 2020 Toyota Sequoia TRD Pro.
Blacked out rims are awesome 👌 👏 😎
I love it my boy Joe keep up the work and I love the video lot real true
very clear and nice review Joe! back home in the philippines they really like to ride on the roof lol!😄
Man, this car's interior and exterior look like those from the early 2000 :)))))))
You are pretty much spot on with that.
Man that sound hope they update the suv and also come hybrid but keep the v8
No way will the new turbo powered engines last as long as the naturally aspirated engines. Toyota is caving to the MPG psychos
I just got a 2018 same color. B i g change for me Takes some getting use too..Its rino fuff.Im likin it alot..
I already own old Sequoia. It's a great vehicle, this one is way too expensive. For this price I would Lexus GX.
I own a Gx, Sequoia is better for a family of 3+ kids, it has more room.
For a family of 3 + kids, Nissan pathfinder would be a better choice, Almost 15 to 20,000 cheaper than sequoia.
Front facia looks great 👍 👌
Great, informative review as always Joe. I have a deposit on a ‘22 Sequoia TRD Pro. What’s your take - would you grab the old school ‘22 while you still can or wait for the redesign?
The Sequoia is a bit too big for off-roading and the rear suspension is independent which limits articulation. So it's in a unique segment. Lexus GX460 is the sweet spot. Also the next Sequoia will have better gas mileage... v8 is old technology...
Lexus gx460, the poor man's LX 570
@@youarerightboss It's the mini-landcruiser.. the full size cruiser got many complaints for being too large off road... the GX is literally called the Landcruiser Prado in world markets..
@@LexusGX460-OFF-ROAD, the Lexus GX460, Toyota Sequoia's/Lexus LX570's/Toyota Land Cruiser's little brother.
"you can put people you dont like listening to the roof" hahahaha
I hate idea of turbo but outgoing Toyotas are gas guzzlers way behind everyone, yet way ahead of everyone on reliability
Considering trading my 19 tundra pro for a sequioa pro or plat got one kiddo got twins on the way really considering this 😩
Lmao at the wife revealing the Twinkie in the door 😂
i like it, V8, and the color is like Dodge's Granite Crystal 👍🙂
You are so very right!
The tail lights designer probably thought a dual circle shape will works there,but found out that the trunk cut line won't make it happen,so the other outer part is not fully circle shape.lol
You make good reviews but video is dark . Video quality could be much better. Thanks
I think I should stop watching your videos before I gain some weight😅 nice review, always like'em
2023 or 2024 sequoia most likely going to have the 3.5l twin turbo v6 and/ or hybrid option only.
I’m waiting for the 4Runner redesign but this is cool 😎
You’re the best🙏🏾❤️
Been looking at used 3rd row SUVs for our growing family. I have seen a LOT of used 2023/2024 Sequoias for sale. Pages of them on the car search engines. Many have only 5-7k miles on them. You can barely find any 2022. Not sure what that’s indicative of but seems like a red flag about the most recent generation. Or folks can’t afford the monthly on these crazy SUV prices anymore. Or both 😂
Oh wow that is crazy!
One of my dream cars that will only be in my dreams😂
Dreams are what make like bearable.
@@RaitisRides True but also depressing knowing you can never get a brand new one.
I dont like Golf, I dont want ferrari i dont want lambo. TOYOTAAAA MY DREAAAM
Next 7 years i back to this video maybe i buy one. Good like. Or maybe i cant back forget it
3:33. "Of course it's a 4x4, its a TRD pro, ya dingus".
Great review as always Joe, only one thing I politely disagree on is the "liner power curve a V8 gives you". Those 2.7/3.5L ecoboosts have a very V8 like power curve, it's almost insane. They don't sound near as good, but I've driven a neighbors V8 Sequoia and then my '15 Edge Sport(2.7L twin turbo) and power delivery is identical. The F150/Expedition's have bigger turbos so they are a hair laggier, but in the smaller SUVs like the Explorer and Edge/Fusion with the 2.7/3.0L TT's, it really does feel like a V8. Especially after you tune them!
if you dont mind paying that much money for gas and the crap fuel economy buy one now the amount of power in these twin turbo v6 engines are amazing and turbos have come a really long way but I still prefer NA and this is a proven engine. get this while you can not many years left to get this engine before the twin turbo v6 comes hopefully its reliable but who knows. plus if you get this while you still can you can say I have a V8 lol and then you can tune it and do whatever you want with it.
they should have bring land cruiser techs over sequoia , since they remove the land cruiser from us market , sequoia need more love
I totally agree with you!
Do they still have sludge issues?
Didn’t know Reiti had become a paleontologist? Great lecture on this extinct dinosaur!
Finally, some actual Twinkies in the passenger compartment.
3 inches short 😂😂😂😂 you rock Joe!
Still waiting for the redesign but until then this is good
Toyota can do so much with that car I want something like that and we all here would pay 75k if you have a long Last suv like that with all the ram technology
What?
try the 2023 Sequoia Capstone now...
I just did!
I'll be heading to Denali up in Alaska 👍
'TRD springs" lol
Well that is what they are
Oldie but goodie……..if you need a huge vehicle with a v8 !
This is so very true Tom!
This willl outlast anything on earth,teslas included.
Tell me about it!
Compared to the 2022 Ford Expedition Timberline and the GMC Yukon AT4 this isn’t a great suv. On the outside it’s very nice and I love the design but the interior is just horrendous and should have been updated at least 5 years ago! This and the price is probably why I never see new Sequoia’s on the road.
Totaya never fail
A twin turbo v6 suits it more
The brake lights aren’t even led🤨
gee i don't know is today the right day to just freaking end it all
I should go tahoe, that car looks very outdated. Still, i'm jealous how big your cars are. Here in Belgium we drive tiny cars😂
I'd like to see the 2023 Sequoia have the twin turbo V6.
It's coming, along with a MUCH needed redesign.
U think this better than a Tahoe ?
You know, if Toyota was really smart and wanted to be smart for the targeted audience of this vehicle, they would take the V8 and just revamp it even if you only get a 2 MPG increase in the city and highway by itself, or pair it with a mild hybrid setup to increase the performance as well, a mild hybrid + V8 would definitely be more worthy from an efficiency standpoint.
It’d be pretty expensive and heavy tho
Toyota dealer in iowa city is running on used cars
I don't see the point in buying a new one of these when you can get a used one and know one would know the difference really save a few bucks
Because you are not really saving much on a used one.
Since everyone thinks these will run forever with no reliability issues, just buy a rust free 08 with 300k miles for 12k lol.
@@bendino9016 tell me about it like you don't go to the Toyota dealership and see there service department full like everybody else the comment section is full of clowns