The Toyota Of SUVs | 2021 Toyota Sequoia

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If you're looking for a full-size SUV and reliability is more important than fuel economy or modern features, the Sequoia is for you. Unfortunately the age of this full-size people mover means that it is outclassed in gadgets, gizmos, ride quality, and efficiency by the newcomers.

0-60 Acceleration: 6.5 Seconds
60-0 Braking: 123 feet

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00:00 Intro
4:33 Engine and Drivetrain
6:36 Seats
9:43 Cargo Area
10:30 Interior
14:23 How Does It Drive
19:48 Pricing
20:51 How Does It Compare

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I have a 2011 barely broken in at 90k miles. It’s a beast in snow, tows like a dream, is super comfy, and has tons of room for dogs and kids. Bullet proof reliability beats fuel economy for me.

thebetterway

Lexus needs a version of the Sequoia in their lineup to slot between the GX and LX. the could call it the OX.

sprague

Toyota: why bother developing a new SUV when you can just keep sending the same one to Youtubers once a year.

Ficon

The age shows but you can be Damn sure that this thing will outlive you and your grandkids

audaciousifti

Society is getting softer. Most of the complaints I see are from people with soft hands who need heated steering wheels and air conditioned tooshies and are to lazy to reach out and turn a simple nob. Every issue has been addressed in this old platform except the fuel economy which i can deal with. It isnt a civic. And MPG isnt why we buy these. Old design? Yes. Reliable? Check! All the rugged reliability and proven performance without all the girly man bells and whistles. The peace of mind of knowing my wife and kids wont be stranded on the side of the road is priceless!

ISLANDSKIN

We've still got our 2002 Sequoia with 300, 000 miles and only minor suspension work in the last 20 years. While the powertrains are legendary, it's hard to justify the new Sequoia's interior and fuel economy.

mogradme

I'm surprised that there's no flood damage - since Noah must have owned one of these...

Van-Hammer

I am ok with re-reviewing year to year iterations. Although the MPG is very low, I admire the tried and true mantra. Partly why I am so happy with my new to me 2018 Tundra base model.

BradleyEdwardAnderso

Lane keep assist?! Coffee works for me. Love my 2013 Sequoia 5.7 Limited. And you can have it when you can pry it from my cold dead fingers, which you’ll probably have to do because it will probably out live me. Let me know when you’re domestic toaster hits 500, 000 kms and then we can talk about value and gas mileage and...

TheKitchenTechnician

5 years with my 4runner and trouble free. They are made to beat the hell out it. I never slow down on speed bumps, the truck is unstoppable and will run you over. Its old but it drives and made like gold. Its hard to find anything mechanical that people complain about this vehicle.

Anomize

In The Year Two Thousand
IN THE YEAR TWO THOUSAND!

wilhelm

Yeah, I seriously considered buying one of
10 years ago.

rayFrio

Toyota Sequoia, Land Cruiser, 4Runner, Highlander, FJ Cruiser, Tacoma, Hilux, Tundra. Quite the powerful line up indeed.

SilverScarletSpider

Alex, 'Cheaper by the foot than a Land Cruiser' I hope Toyota marketing pays you fair royalties if they adopt your carefully crafted concept. I have a CRAZY idea for the next Sequoia, how about a 2 door Sequoia like those massive Broncos and Blazers from the 70s-80s? Two tone paint would be ideal for that retro-themed variation. While we are waiting, the SR5 Sequoia is a bargain today. Finally, when discussing this 3 ton 'dinosaur', I would argue that the 'elephant in the room' is RELIABILITY across a Sequoia's typical 20+ year lifespan not Fuel Efficiency across a competitor's lifespan that is likely to be far shorter.

rightlanehog