The 2023 Toyota Sequoia Is a Totally New, Surprisingly Cool Full-Size SUV

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2023 Toyota Sequoia review! The 2023 Toyota Sequoia is a new full-size SUV that's surprisingly cool and muscular -- and today I'm reviewing it. First I'll take you on a thorough tour of the new Sequoia and show you all the quirks and features, and then I'll drive the new 2023 Toyota Sequoia and show you what it's like behind the wheel.

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[mclarenspeedtail]

Honestly, this is a great redesign and a huge improvement. Toyota did a great job on the Sequoia

[coreyo]

My dad gave me his from 2002 and it runs like a dream. I’m still driving it with 242, 000 miles.

[Avedis-G]

I bought my first Toyota nine months ago with 172, 000 miles on it and it is by far the best vehicle I have ever owned! I am Toyota for life.

[andrewhurstcars]

This will likely be the replacement for Doug’s Land Cruiser.

[texasaim]

I work at the Toyota plant in San Antonio, Texas. Our first redesign in over a decade and a half, so don’t expect these to be crawling the streets anytime soon, as we’re all working hard to pump these out as fast as we can.

[bren.nan_]

As a first gen sequoia owner, I'm so happy to see that the sequoia is finally getting the attention it deserves from Toyota. It's been a long time coming! Excited to see it out on the road!

[VarvadaasZjfacsa]

The amount of details and quirks he shows especially that morse code thing. Its insanely impressive
Pretty impressed with this redesign. Props to Toyota for doing a true redesign and taking some risk. It paid off.

[gwenbaggett]

I am presently driving a 2001 Toyota Sequoia I purchased brand new. It still looks great! I have always parked in my garage so maybe that’s why it has kept it’s beauty. I can attest that it has been one of the best vehicles on the road. I sometimes do preventative maintenance, but it is an awesome machine. The 2023 looks pretty good too!

[smilinmenacediecast]

I find it interesting how restrained the styling is compared to the Tundra pickup, which has a giant grille in comparison to the smaller grille on the Sequoia.

[AGlimpseInside]

A little fun fact about “ sequoia” shortest word in the English language that contains all five vowels. Edit. Thanks alzini. It’s the second shortest.

[JasonDay-jxum]

I had a 2010 Lincoln MKT (the large that had cooled second row seats. Sometimes they even worked.

[dextersmithbsee]

I have been watching this channel for years, but this one review really affirms why I really like Doug DeMuro. Excellent!

[MartinAston]

Oh man, that Morse “badass” is pretty sweet too. Love the detail.

[cheez]

The reason why I like watching Doug is that he often doesn't overlook small quirks that most car reviewers do, such as the morse code on the windshield, and that he seems to enjoy presenting the hidden secrets of the car to viewers. Imformative and entertaining.

[JohnDoe-wxho]

Awesome review as always. Love the honesty, enthusiasm, and genuine joy of these videos.

[willisxqyileroyrert]

That gauge cluster is going to be a showstopper for a lot of people
Doug probably sold a boatload of Sequoias for Toyota with his Morse Code explanation! And his great review!

[mahimmustakim]

0:01 intro
1:10 overview
1:59 engine
4:53 exterior
7:42 interior
15:01 back seat
16:48 3rd row
20:10 boot
24:12 driving
29:18 conclusion

[MakeItMakeSensemims]

Toyota is definitely stepping up their styling. 👍🏾

[Robert]

Great review of a surprisingly nice update for Toyota. I think they did a wonderful job of bringing it more current. It's a shame they fell a bit short in the electronics displays but not really a show stopper. It would be nice to see you put these things up on a lift so we can have an inspection on the underside to see how good or not it looks under there. Also, no mention of a full size spare, do we get one? Super cool Easter Eggs.

[bobbya]

Doug probably sold a boatload of Sequoias for Toyota with his Morse Code explanation! And his great review!