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Wait a minute Scotty you said Toyota’s made in the USA are not as good so why are you bragging about this one made in the USA. Sounds hypocritical to me.😉
This is one of the greatest SUVs EVER built! We have one in the family and it's the best vehicle we've ever had. It runs like a brand new clock. We have put 200k+ on the 130+ when we bought it. ZERO issues, just routine maintenance. If you're considering one, you can't go wrong with the 1st gen Sequoias!
Or even 2nd gen for that matter we have a 2014 we got it at 60k and now it’s at 150k miles I have never seen the check engine light even turn on a single time and all we been doing is routine maintenance we bout this one cause we sold our last Sequioa a 2002 with 350k miles to a friend of ours and he’s still driving it with same engine and transmission it’s over 400k now
I'd buy that Sequoia, just because of that reliable 4.7L .. Scotty deserves to be #1 in automobile youtube channel.. one man camera guy! Hard to believe
Got a buddy with one of these, he absolutely loves it! Despite frame rusting in half! As Toyota took it back and replaced entire frame free! So it’s good as new again and we’re both sure he’s gonna get at least another 100k miles before anything else to worry about!
@@172-e5s Toyota nut swingers think they are great no matter what happens. The door doesn’t shut right but it’s ok. Just needs a cheap plastic piece. If that were a Tahoe the nut swingers would have said what a pile of crap it was with lame build quality.
@@172-e5s in West Virginia rusty vehicle’s are a normal occurrence especially if we have had several snowy winters in that vehicles life, for some reason they still dump thousands of tons of salt (I’ve heard other places with strong winters have better solutions for road treatment but I don’t know exactly what). Here in this state packing that salt under your vehicles rapidly accelerates the rust and corrosion so it doesn’t matter what you drive they all have equal opportunity to rust out young. Yes Toyota has a few years of bad frames guess someone cut corners on the steel used. But the company made right on it and what other manufacturers would go as far as totally swapping a frame? If there are others I would love to know just for gaining the knowledge because I honestly have never heard of anyone else offering such.
@@172-e5s the frames in question were in fact manufactured in Ohio by a US steel fabrication company, apparently they did not rust proof them properly. To Toyota's credit they inspected frames and replaced where necessary. Toyota isn't perfect but still makes the most reliable cars and trucks in the world. Period.
You can't beat the Toyota Sequoia for durability. Bulletproof. My 2003 has 171k and is amazing..Your show is great Scotty, always informative and entertaining too. Keep up the awesome job, you are awesome.
I would love one of these Sequoias. Keeping my eye out. Scotty has Taught me so much, I keep walking away from abused used Toyotas. I TRUST a good one will eventually show up. Thank you, Scotty! You have saved me thousand$ and the heartache of buying a bad one, too.
We have a 2001 Sequoia with around 216,000 miles and it's the best vehicle we've ever owned! We actually get 16mpg in town. The thing also tows like a dream. When we go camping and haul our pop-up, most of the time you don't even realize it's back there until you check your mirrors. It's one of the few SUV's on the market that has enough room in the third row for adults to sit comfortably. They're hard to find on the secondary market because folks like me drive them until the wheels fall off. They are SUPURB vehicles!
My kid has a 2014 Sequoia and it is an awesome vehicle! 100+k miles and only regular maintenance. Powerful, smooth ride, plenty of room for large family and a very tight turning radius for parking lots.
@@jonfenick8281 We are in Hawaii, so it does cost more. It was under mileage, leather seats were and interior was like new, all around excellent condition. Enough room for our 5 kids. Paid $11,000. Could've gotten a cheaper one from someone else, so I went with a dealer instead. Beats paying brand new. I'm never buying brand new. 🙂
@@jonfenick8281 i bought an 06 with 256,xxx last saturday for 6,500. Drove from california to nevada to pick it up. This engine is indestructible my 2003 has 265,xxx and runs like a champ. Both are 4wd i love em
we had here an Toyota Landcruiser from 2002 with 865943 KM's on the clock. an V8 with an automatic transmission, suspension like those old Citroëns and everything still works. transmission shifted fine even though it got used all its life pulling heavy loads. amazing quality cars from Toyota.
I have an '01 Sequoia Limited I picked up in April after your other Sequoia Video. I bought it with 181k miles in excellent shape for $4,500. I now have a little under 189k on it. I love it. Thanks for your recommendation! Replaced the timing belt and water pump and all that, almost all the fluids, the YAW Sensor, Radio, Headlights, Rear Bumper. Freshened up the trim with new paint. Ball joints are soon to come. Hoping to have it for a very long time.
So refreshing to see a 2005 with no body damage or rust. In Pennsylvania, between the deer hits and all the salt on the roads, there's no such thing as 'new' condition. It's almost the beginning of claims season.
I have a 2005 sequoia 2wd and I love it I have pulled everything with it even a 7k lb rv on a trailer. It is very tough. The only thing I had to replace in 5 years was a door handle and a A/C condenser fan. Not bad for 180k miles.
He legit made a video once about how v8 Toyota’s aren’t good to buy because to get around the hood is super cramped and will cost you a fortune for any labour you need
I love how scotty giving advise for us to buy best value used cars instead of having to experience complicated problems that new fancy high tech new cars along with its huge decreasing value overtime
My cousins has one of these, 2004/5, not sure. It has 340,000 miles and still going strong and the only thing she’s had to do besides the regular maintenance is replace the ball joints
My parents got this car to 330k miles before selling. Only thing other than standard matience was replacing a radiator which definitely ran through it cycles considering we lived in Hot and humid FL. Great car, great resale. No complaints.
I was so happy to find a 2011 with approx 100,000 miles and mostly highway miles. Look up how to identify highway miles on a used car. The timing chain is better for the long haul also.
Scotty I have 2006 sequoia SR5 with only like 45 k miles on it if you want to buy it . Seats are in good condition as well , seats have had covers since I got it. Interior is super clean. The paint on the outside looks new as well , sits in the garage.
@@Lance-no5lp 122k. Certainly not a problem with reliability, but I'm looking to trade it in soon, and despite being such an amazing car with so much technology for 2011, apparently the trade-in value is only 8 grand, and the dealers sell it for twice that. Disappointing. My old barebones 2004 CR-V with 192k that was slipping was still worth $3500.
Scotty loved H-town so much that he recorded tons of episodes before the move. Don’t matter where you live Scotty, your presence is felt through your great funny videos. Best wishes and can’t wait to see your new videos from Tennessee.
Picked up one for $1,000 with a blown motor. Got a motor for less than $700 and sold it for $3,500. Would have kept it but it was only RWD. Need the 4WD for Minnesota winters!
Me and my dad drove one of these brand new from the dealer on a test drive, it was a TANK, we couldn't afford it but we had to drive it and see what it was about!. A true Toyota product during the glory years of Toyota reliability! It was black with Grey leather interior, a nice truck that I'm sure is still driving around today if it never got totalled!
I had a 2001 Tundra w/ 4.7L motor. Only issue was the belt tensioner and starter went out at 130 thousand miles. Dealer wanted $1400 to change the starter do to location of starter and labor. Traded it in for a 2007 FJ.
I'm not an SUV person but if I were to get one I would either want the Land Cruiser or the Lincoln Navigator with the 5.4. If I was going to do any serious hauling I would just go and buy an F-150 or 250. You can get one of those that's the same year and similar mileage as an SUV for a lot less money.
I just bought a 03 sequoia limited for $750! Bought it from a doctor who had it as his beater truck and just wanted it gone. Has 225k miles, no rust, seats and carpet are in great shape, all electronics work, engine well maintained and 4wd works without any issues. Just need to install a a new rear hatch handle and find a rear fender flare. I suggested he get it detailed and sell it for a few grand at least, but he was more interested in having it gone rather than taking the time to arrange a detailer, I think I got a great deal haha.
I have Toyota Sequoia 2011 model 5.7 eng. 4X4 Limited bout it brand-new all the 9 years I paid 5000$ maintenance including break and wheels, the mileage 112000km. Its a great choice and reliable family car.
Scotty where do you buy the plastic piece for the door latch? UP DATE you can't buy just the plastics piece you have to buy the whole latch. I got mine on Ebay for $156.37 + tax from Frontier Toyota in Ca. Over the counter it's $210 to $220.
Have 2001 Sequoia 260000 miles , timing belt broke ( my fault ) this v8 is interference engine . I took chance just replaced the timing belt and tensioner . Guess what ? No damage and still running stronger . V8 bulletproof engine .
Scotty, you're the Lenny Kravitz of car repair; you don't just make it look cool, you ARE cool. Congrats on the move. I keep telling myself, "maybe one day I'll have him chexk my 2002 subaru out."
Yep, that’s the original system with JBL sound. My Sequoia has it. The system does it’s job but technology ages so fast that most would put an updated one in.
@@lucasstuart-chilcote7069 I thought the infotainment system in my 2011 sienna was impressive, they had one a whole 6 years before that; thats impressive, especially for Toyota
Bought my 2004 Sequoia 4WD, 154,000 miles 3 months ago from a one owner private seller. Paid $4000 (guy wanted $4500). Like this one mine is in VGC but is the basic SR5 first generation model so doesn't have the leather seats and sunroof, also mine has a timing belt and has less power than this one. The one I have is also more dated looking than this, especially when you compare the dash displays. $8,000 is overpriced but you can expect this if buying from a dealer, but at least also you're getting piece of mind, the engines and transmissions are bulletproof and you can easily expect to get 400,000 miles with no problems. I bought mine with an expired inspection sticker so took a bit of a gamble but I really wanted it and knew if I didn't buy that afternoon then someone else would! The guy had a huge house and a brand new Sequoia in his garage so knew he had a genuine reason for sale, he just never got round to having it inspected! To get mine through inspection it needed a small amount of work including a new section of exhaust and suspension bush, this along with the inspection cost me less than $500 so am really pleased. This car is definitely a keeper, great for utility and recreation/weekend toy, although would not recommend for a long commute because of low MPG, we have another daily runner for that! P.S. The compartment you show with the coin storage is also very useful for a handgun, mine fits perfectly, lol!
He should negotiate with the Lexus dealer to replace the tire monitors. Get all 4 new would be nice, and would go a long way to get me to leave positive dealer reviews. 😎
Yes I'm gonna have to agree my dad has 05 limited. No issues with 320k miles. Runs like it was new!!!!!!!! Better than a ford excursion or tahoe for reliability in my opinion.
Parents say I should get a guy car (sports car, mustang or something, 22yrs old) but honestly love my 06 sequoia, runs perfect and hasn’t broken anything. Def keeping it till I run it to the ground
Used car dealers do that. They make the car look like brand new. Not only do they shine the engine, but inside as well - the steering wheel, dash, buttons and door trim. Scotty's Toyota Celica engines needs to be cleaned.
Tennessee is beautiful, I would stay away from Nashville, traffic is horrible, but that’s where I go for my music shows. I live on Lookout Mtn Ga.(above Chattanooga,Tn) It’s the Boulder Colo. of the east, if your into outdoor sports; hiking,bicycles, trail running, kayaking, rock climbing,etc. We also have the fastest internet in the world. Great food selection, love our local fares, moved here 25 plus years ago and the only way I’m leaving is in a pine box. East Tennessee has the widest variety of trees in North America, over 200 different salamanders in our creeks and streams, wildlife abounds.
Keep the great information coming! I especially enjoy the historical lectures that I’ve seen. It reminds me of some of my favorite professors I enjoyed in college.
Id buy a same year Mitsubishi Montero for half the price.. why pay the Toyota Tax? Mine is a 05 just like this and it has 249k on it. Has 3 row seating, and everything this does, huge sunroof, 3.8 liter V6 (so it gets better mileage) that makes great power. I paid 2k for it 3 years ago. The only reason I would go with Sequoia is if I needed to tow. It has given me very little trouble since owning it.
I have a 2003 sequioa it’ needs a little work ( just to make it look better) But everything works great ! After fixing details here and there I will most definitely sell it for good profit !
Dang, Scotty I expected you to give your enthusiastic support for the 1960 Willys Wagon. Maybe you can clean out your intake manifolds serviced when you get to Tennessee! Best TH-cam on TH-cam!
I’m still moving in, but I made videos ahead of time so I can continue to bring you new daily videos, thanks for the support and my new setup is coming soon!
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Great video, do you buy an aftermarket catalyst or a used one? For the sequioa
Wait a minute Scotty you said Toyota’s made in the USA are not as good so why are you bragging about this one made in the USA. Sounds hypocritical to me.😉
I'm amazed how smart you are scotty
I can’t keep up. I keep buying everything you recommend.
Lol I thought I was the only one 🚗 🚘
All you get are Toyota's and Honda's
Haha 16 mpg
Lololololoolololololll
You had 69 Likes before I got ahold of your comment.
I sincerely apologize.
This is one of the greatest SUVs EVER built! We have one in the family and it's the best vehicle we've ever had. It runs like a brand new clock. We have put 200k+ on the 130+ when we bought it. ZERO issues, just routine maintenance. If you're considering one, you can't go wrong with the 1st gen Sequoias!
What year would that be?
@@tomorrowcomestoday1621 first gen is 2001-2007.
Or even 2nd gen for that matter we have a 2014 we got it at 60k and now it’s at 150k miles I have never seen the check engine light even turn on a single time and all we been doing is routine maintenance we bout this one cause we sold our last Sequioa a 2002 with 350k miles to a friend of ours and he’s still driving it with same engine and transmission it’s over 400k now
@@tomorrowcomestoday1621 Ours is an 02
how often are you changing the timing belt?
Own a 02' Sequoia with 250k. Still runs strong Scotty!
I've got two of them myself with high mileage after used purchases. Great for saving money for other things.
I can't afford the gas!
I have to change my 2001 sequoia starter( 20 years old) tomorrow 😂
@@gmoneymiti92W ouufff, hope it went well lol, that's a job and a half.
@@jordanmercier3616 you exactly right 😂 a job an a half but it’s done and dusted
I'd buy that Sequoia, just because of that reliable 4.7L ..
Scotty deserves to be #1 in automobile youtube channel.. one man camera guy! Hard to believe
the only bad part of the 4.7 liter is having to change the timing belts. It can be a very expensive job.
Timing chains and starter are expensive, but its worth the bill its a great power plant
Got a buddy with one of these, he absolutely loves it! Despite frame rusting in half! As Toyota took it back and replaced entire frame free! So it’s good as new again and we’re both sure he’s gonna get at least another 100k miles before anything else to worry about!
@@172-e5s Toyota nut swingers think they are great no matter what happens. The door doesn’t shut right but it’s ok. Just needs a cheap plastic piece. If that were a Tahoe the nut swingers would have said what a pile of crap it was with lame build quality.
@@172-e5s in West Virginia rusty vehicle’s are a normal occurrence especially if we have had several snowy winters in that vehicles life, for some reason they still dump thousands of tons of salt (I’ve heard other places with strong winters have better solutions for road treatment but I don’t know exactly what). Here in this state packing that salt under your vehicles rapidly accelerates the rust and corrosion so it doesn’t matter what you drive they all have equal opportunity to rust out young. Yes Toyota has a few years of bad frames guess someone cut corners on the steel used. But the company made right on it and what other manufacturers would go as far as totally swapping a frame? If there are others I would love to know just for gaining the knowledge because I honestly have never heard of anyone else offering such.
@@sethlavinder check out Beet Heet. Its made from sugar beet molasses and chlorides, to aid with rock salt and brine
@@172-e5s the frames in question were in fact manufactured in Ohio by a US steel fabrication company, apparently they did not rust proof them properly. To Toyota's credit they inspected frames and replaced where necessary. Toyota isn't perfect but still makes the most reliable cars and trucks in the world. Period.
@@robbflynn4325 not the trucks, ! May be tacomas, but tundra is pile of garbage next to F150, with v8
You can't beat the Toyota Sequoia for durability. Bulletproof. My 2003 has 171k and is amazing..Your show is great Scotty, always informative and entertaining too.
Keep up the awesome job, you are awesome.
PEOPLE ARE LIKE CROWS. They like big shiny bright objects. -Scotty 10/2020. Love you 😍
Blanche was a babe. Even though she talked a big promiscuous game she actually had very few relationships throughout the run of the show.
I love the Golden Girls! Been watching them on and off since the 80s!
In our country we call people who love shiny things magpies 😅
I just Blanched some tomatoes
I would love one of these Sequoias. Keeping my eye out. Scotty has Taught me so much, I keep walking away from abused used Toyotas. I TRUST a good one will eventually show up. Thank you, Scotty! You have saved me thousand$ and the heartache of buying a bad one, too.
Make sure to check the frame up by the passenger wheel though. They are super notorious for rusting out there
How is it now??
Knew a guy who had a Sequoia just like that one, with 450,000 miles on it. It was his family car, and it was just like new!.
We have a 2001 Sequoia with around 216,000 miles and it's the best vehicle we've ever owned! We actually get 16mpg in town. The thing also tows like a dream. When we go camping and haul our pop-up, most of the time you don't even realize it's back there until you check your mirrors. It's one of the few SUV's on the market that has enough room in the third row for adults to sit comfortably. They're hard to find on the secondary market because folks like me drive them until the wheels fall off. They are SUPURB vehicles!
My kid has a 2014 Sequoia and it is an awesome vehicle! 100+k miles and only regular maintenance. Powerful, smooth ride, plenty of room for large family and a very tight turning radius for parking lots.
I just bought a 06' Sequoia SR5 a few months ago. We love it!
@@jonfenick8281 We are in Hawaii, so it does cost more. It was under mileage, leather seats were and interior was like new, all around excellent condition. Enough room for our 5 kids. Paid $11,000. Could've gotten a cheaper one from someone else, so I went with a dealer instead. Beats paying brand new. I'm never buying brand new. 🙂
@@jonfenick8281 i bought an 06 with 256,xxx last saturday for 6,500. Drove from california to nevada to pick it up. This engine is indestructible my 2003 has 265,xxx and runs like a champ. Both are 4wd i love em
we had here an Toyota Landcruiser from 2002 with 865943 KM's on the clock. an V8 with an automatic transmission, suspension like those old Citroëns and everything still works. transmission shifted fine even though it got used all its life pulling heavy loads. amazing quality cars from Toyota.
published 8 seconds ago and you just hosted a livestream like 5 mins ago....
that's one busy working man there 😂
and moving in!
@@scottykilmer yes, AND that 😂
@@scottykilmer Take a vacation, Scotty!!
When's the last time you had one, bud?
The man is a legend.
I have an '01 Sequoia Limited I picked up in April after your other Sequoia Video. I bought it with 181k miles in excellent shape for $4,500. I now have a little under 189k on it. I love it. Thanks for your recommendation! Replaced the timing belt and water pump and all that, almost all the fluids, the YAW Sensor, Radio, Headlights, Rear Bumper. Freshened up the trim with new paint. Ball joints are soon to come. Hoping to have it for a very long time.
So refreshing to see a 2005 with no body damage or rust. In Pennsylvania, between the deer hits and all the salt on the roads, there's no such thing as 'new' condition. It's almost the beginning of claims season.
I bought a 2002 with 385,000 miles for $850. Runs and drives great no issues now have 390,00 ....and running strong.
Picked up my 2003 Sequoia for 3k with 240k miles. Still runs like a clock.
You stole that thing, wow✔️
We sold our 2002 Limited to a friend a few years ago for that price with 350k miles he’s still driving it comfortably with over 400k now
Yikes. $3k for a 17 year old car with quarter million miles. I wouldn't pay $1500 for that.
@@2KCamaroZ28SS if it were a Mercedes I wouldn’t either but it’s a Toyota that holds its value for a reason
Yeah, but that was only a week ago.
I have a 2005 sequoia 2wd and I love it I have pulled everything with it even a 7k lb rv on a trailer. It is very tough. The only thing I had to replace in 5 years was a door handle and a A/C condenser fan. Not bad for 180k miles.
I agree , this toyota and land cruiser are the best cars from toyota until now
4Runner is
4runner all made in Japan
I would definitely say the Land Cruiser is the best above all...they are literally sold in every single country on Earth.
Toyota automatic transmissions:
4 and 5 speed "ultra reliable "
6 speed "bullet proof "
6 speed: _smooth as sandpaper_
So ,which is more reliable? 😂
He legit made a video once about how v8 Toyota’s aren’t good to buy because to get around the hood is super cramped and will cost you a fortune for any labour you need
@@austin.2716 more gears in an automatic = more room for problems.
I love how scotty giving advise for us to buy best value used cars instead of having to experience complicated problems that new fancy high tech new cars along with its huge decreasing value overtime
My cousins has one of these, 2004/5, not sure. It has 340,000 miles and still going strong and the only thing she’s had to do besides the regular maintenance is replace the ball joints
My parents got this car to 330k miles before selling. Only thing other than standard matience was replacing a radiator which definitely ran through it cycles considering we lived in Hot and humid FL. Great car, great resale. No complaints.
01 to 07 Toyota Sequoias are built like tanks. Its a reason people still sell them for $4500 - $7000 on fb marketplace and saying still runs perfect
I've got to imagine Scotty's new neighbors are thinking "who in THE HELL is our new neighbor talking to?"
More like yelling at lol
My neighbor had one of those for like 350,000 miles and then sold it. It was a good car
Guy from Houston says you don't need a 4wd.
I beg to differ in colorado snow.
I lifted mine and it's pretty good offroad as well.
Gotta love those old Land Cruisers/Sequoias. Build like tanks and last just as long.
I was so happy to find a 2011 with approx 100,000 miles and mostly highway miles. Look up how to identify highway miles on a used car. The timing chain is better for the long haul also.
What a boss. Doesn't care about Speeding in residential area on camera. What a G
I'm glad I got my four sequoias for the family before this video was made. It was fun buying them while it lasted. Now the deals are gone.
We have a '04 that just passed 100k. At this pace my great-grandkids will own it... And drive their kids to school with it. 😉
Scotty I have 2006 sequoia SR5 with only like 45 k miles on it if you want to buy it . Seats are in good condition as well , seats have had covers since I got it. Interior is super clean. The paint on the outside looks new as well , sits in the garage.
great vehicles definitely a nice suv with a good engine , I have one myself and you only put 45k miles , thats crazy low mileage.
Lucky, wish my 2011 Sienna Limited only had 45k on it
@@aytugdemir1323 how many miles does it have ?
@@Lance-no5lp 122k. Certainly not a problem with reliability, but I'm looking to trade it in soon, and despite being such an amazing car with so much technology for 2011, apparently the trade-in value is only 8 grand, and the dealers sell it for twice that. Disappointing. My old barebones 2004 CR-V with 192k that was slipping was still worth $3500.
@@aytugdemir1323 Carvana WILL GIVE YOU A TON they offered me 3k over for my 2012 highlander used trucks are at a premium now
Scotty loved H-town so much that he recorded tons of episodes before the move. Don’t matter where you live Scotty, your presence is felt through your great funny videos. Best wishes and can’t wait to see your new videos from Tennessee.
Picked up one for $1,000 with a blown motor. Got a motor for less than $700 and sold it for $3,500. Would have kept it but it was only RWD. Need the 4WD for Minnesota winters!
Me and my dad drove one of these brand new from the dealer on a test drive, it was a TANK, we couldn't afford it but we had to drive it and see what it was about!.
A true Toyota product during the glory years of Toyota reliability! It was black with Grey leather interior, a nice truck that I'm sure is still driving around today if it never got totalled!
I like when you run your scan and explain parameters that matter
I've been looking af sequoias for a while. I need a good fishing and camping car so I'll get the 4x4
I had a 2001 Tundra w/ 4.7L motor. Only issue was the belt tensioner and starter went out at 130 thousand miles. Dealer wanted $1400 to change the starter do to location of starter and labor. Traded it in for a 2007 FJ.
I'm not an SUV person but if I were to get one I would either want the Land Cruiser or the Lincoln Navigator with the 5.4. If I was going to do any serious hauling I would just go and buy an F-150 or 250. You can get one of those that's the same year and similar mileage as an SUV for a lot less money.
Bought a second gen sequoia 2011 platinum. Men smooth with 100k on it. Put a ko2 on it drive like a champ on snow.
Me too, it's a major step up from older generation but I like both types.
I just bought a 03 sequoia limited for $750!
Bought it from a doctor who had it as his beater truck and just wanted it gone. Has 225k miles, no rust, seats and carpet are in great shape, all electronics work, engine well maintained and 4wd works without any issues. Just need to install a a new rear hatch handle and find a rear fender flare. I suggested he get it detailed and sell it for a few grand at least, but he was more interested in having it gone rather than taking the time to arrange a detailer, I think I got a great deal haha.
I have Toyota Sequoia 2011 model 5.7 eng. 4X4 Limited bout it brand-new all the 9 years I paid 5000$ maintenance including break and wheels, the mileage 112000km.
Its a great choice and reliable family car.
Scotty where do you buy the plastic piece for the door latch?
UP DATE you can't buy just the plastics piece you have to buy the whole latch. I got mine on Ebay for $156.37 + tax from Frontier Toyota in Ca. Over the counter it's $210 to $220.
My goodness one of scottys customers taking pride in their car nice and clean inside and out
Scotty, it's a T-100 not T-150 and T-100s never had v8s. It wasn't until the 1st-gen Tundras when they put v8s in Toyota pickups.
i can agree. my 2004 limited sequoia has 278k no major engine or trans issues ever. take it on multiple vacations a year.
I love this video because it brings bac k great memories of my 2001Sequoia. I loved that truck!
Awesome truck, great review. You can't go wrong with these Toyotas.
I thought the first full size Toyota pickup was called the T100 and not T150 !!
Bingo. All due respect to Scotty but they also NEVER put a v8 into a T-100.
They wanted to call the Tundra the T-150, but Ford said no.
3:22 What a mechanic, notice the delicate touch
Scott check the air in the spair tire ..... everyone forgets them
Got a 2006 GX470, best vehicle I've ever owned by far.
Way better than Sequoia
♥️ my GX 470..
@@grandtheftautotune7715 I bought a sequoia too now lol.
Just got a 2006 Limited 186k miles, immaculate. Im psyched. Been looking for months.
Hey Scotty, love your channel and dont miss any content thanks
hello and thank you!
Have 2001 Sequoia 260000 miles , timing belt broke ( my fault ) this v8 is interference engine . I took chance just replaced the timing belt and tensioner . Guess what ? No damage and still running stronger . V8 bulletproof engine .
Toyota had it right with that SUV. They put a big V-8 inside there and not throw in a little four-cylinder with the turbo. 🚗
Naturally aspirated indeed!
Scotty you don't realize that Toyota you advertised has Luke Casey leather when ostridge trim that's very expensive
I bought a 2005 4runner, basically same thing. v8 full time 4wd. Love it
That's the cousin to my GX 470..
I have a 2003 Toyota Sequoia limited I bought in 2008. Has 200k km and still running like new.
Need a whole bunch more Scotty's around, because they be hard to find.
Scotty, you're the Lenny Kravitz of car repair; you don't just make it look cool, you ARE cool. Congrats on the move. I keep telling myself, "maybe one day I'll have him chexk my 2002 subaru out."
Is that infotainment screen factory? If so, thats impressive for 2005!
Yep, that’s the original system with JBL sound. My Sequoia has it. The system does it’s job but technology ages so fast that most would put an updated one in.
@@lucasstuart-chilcote7069 I thought the infotainment system in my 2011 sienna was impressive, they had one a whole 6 years before that; thats impressive, especially for Toyota
Bought my 2004 Sequoia 4WD, 154,000 miles 3 months ago from a one owner private seller. Paid $4000 (guy wanted $4500). Like this one mine is in VGC but is the basic SR5 first generation model so doesn't have the leather seats and sunroof, also mine has a timing belt and has less power than this one. The one I have is also more dated looking than this, especially when you compare the dash displays. $8,000 is overpriced but you can expect this if buying from a dealer, but at least also you're getting piece of mind, the engines and transmissions are bulletproof and you can easily expect to get 400,000 miles with no problems. I bought mine with an expired inspection sticker so took a bit of a gamble but I really wanted it and knew if I didn't buy that afternoon then someone else would! The guy had a huge house and a brand new Sequoia in his garage so knew he had a genuine reason for sale, he just never got round to having it inspected! To get mine through inspection it needed a small amount of work including a new section of exhaust and suspension bush, this along with the inspection cost me less than $500 so am really pleased. This car is definitely a keeper, great for utility and recreation/weekend toy, although would not recommend for a long commute because of low MPG, we have another daily runner for that!
P.S. The compartment you show with the coin storage is also very useful for a handgun, mine fits perfectly, lol!
Mine has 380k and runs like new ! Never any issues except routine maintenance
He should negotiate with the Lexus dealer to replace the tire monitors. Get all 4 new would be nice, and would go a long way to get me to leave positive dealer reviews. 😎
Yes I'm gonna have to agree my dad has 05 limited. No issues with 320k miles. Runs like it was new!!!!!!!! Better than a ford excursion or tahoe for reliability in my opinion.
Everytime Scotty recommends a car, it's price goes to the roof the next day
That's why you can buy a used Chrysler for $12.
The resale value of his celica just went up higher than the stock market 😂
There's a trading model in there somewhere.
Parents say I should get a guy car (sports car, mustang or something, 22yrs old) but honestly love my 06 sequoia, runs perfect and hasn’t broken anything. Def keeping it till I run it to the ground
I have a 2001 and love it. I am trying to convince my wife to let me take out the 2nd row seats for massive carrying space.
Used car dealers do that. They make the car look like brand new. Not only do they shine the engine, but inside as well - the steering wheel, dash, buttons and door trim. Scotty's Toyota Celica engines needs to be cleaned.
3:32 You're making me miss living near Whataburger lol
I was just thinking if he was going to miss Whataburger when I saw that lol
Oh what a huge surprise 😂 Scotty's in love with a Toyota 🤔
That Sequoia, like my 2003 Tundra, has the venerable 4.7 V8 engine. Look on YT. There are a handful of these 4.7's with over 1 MILLION miles on them!
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Well damn. Glad I got ahead of this and bought one last month lol.
Luchese FULL QUILL ostrich leather accents. No wonder it cost so much originally.
My day has been made when I hear Scotty say: "It's got space up the wazoo!" Priceless!!! : )
i like how scotty says gas is cheap when here in california it’s 3.50-4.00 per gallon
The ostrich leather is just fantastic!
coin holders were very common back then before the advent of widespread "EZ pass" window sensors, so you can pay for tolls at the tool booth.
Great thing about those is you have free frames for life they are common for frame rot
Hey Scotty let us know how Tennessee is! I'm thinking of making the move myself!
Don't forget WNC💙
Tennessee is beautiful, I would stay away from Nashville, traffic is horrible, but that’s where I go for my music shows. I live on Lookout Mtn Ga.(above Chattanooga,Tn) It’s the Boulder Colo. of the east, if your into outdoor sports; hiking,bicycles, trail running, kayaking, rock climbing,etc.
We also have the fastest internet in the world. Great food selection, love our local fares, moved here 25 plus years ago and the only way I’m leaving is in a pine box. East Tennessee has the widest variety of trees in North America, over 200 different salamanders in our creeks and streams, wildlife abounds.
@@anthonylujan5312 cool, i live just up the road in McMinnville.
Which part of TN scotty is moving to? I am staying in Knoxville TN and I love it.
Tennessee is great. Lived there for some years. Lived in Lebanon. No rust on any of my cars there. Good move for Scotty.
Keep the great information coming! I especially enjoy the historical lectures that I’ve seen. It reminds me of some of my favorite professors I enjoyed in college.
I got 2005 runs like a champ!
Coins and cash always work. In contrast to digital payment methods which can be hacked, or malfunction sometimes.
Id buy a same year Mitsubishi Montero for half the price.. why pay the Toyota Tax? Mine is a 05 just like this and it has 249k on it. Has 3 row seating, and everything this does, huge sunroof, 3.8 liter V6 (so it gets better mileage) that makes great power. I paid 2k for it 3 years ago. The only reason I would go with Sequoia is if I needed to tow. It has given me very little trouble since owning it.
PATIENTLY WAITING for the first vehicle serviced at the new house! 😌
wow 2003 but it's in such tip-top condition
I have a 2003 sequioa it’ needs a little work ( just to make it look better)
But everything works great ! After fixing details here and there I will most definitely sell it for good profit !
Original Tundra was called the T100
As soon as I find a Celica for sale near Scotty, I’m gonna have him check it out.
See the woodgrain stickers? This is a luxury SUV says Scotty
It was a great find indeed. Even better advice. Thanks for the video.
I no longer feel safe in any of these cardboard cutouts with the unibody steel exoframe of the cybertruck on the road. Am i crazy?
Hi Scotty. I hope you love living in Tennessee but I also hope Texas will hold a special place in your heart.
Dang, Scotty I expected you to give your enthusiastic support for the 1960 Willys Wagon. Maybe you can clean out your intake manifolds serviced when you get to Tennessee! Best TH-cam on TH-cam!
I really hope you for real don't stop making videos on you tube! Please don't. I love your videos 💘