Should The Toyota Sequoia Be Our Next Car?

[@jamesdavidsmith4033]

We own a 2019 Sequoia TRD Sport. It's been super reliable and fun to drive. 🎉

[@andrewtamkin2511]

its perfect Man i have a 2011 Limited and its been flawless. I just replaced the alternator. at 220k just keeps purring along. I went 275/60/20 and its rides perfect. I tow all the time and still get 15 mpg towing 7k pounds.

[@tww15tube]

I actually have been looking at these lately.

[@josephdunkle1152]

YES! We want to see the Xterra!

[@DarxyKzsegk]

If you want to get that one then do it otherwise I like seeing the mountain views in Utah seems like a great place haven't been there since 2015.

[@peterdaniel66]

I can guarantee you that whoever owned that vehicle bought it new and proceeded to basically do the minimum maintenance. Nothing was refreshed. No fluids were changed except for your basic oil. The oil filter on these is a pain in the ass so if you are going to keep it, change it over to a screw on oil filter. Baxter engineering makes it. A 5.7. V8 is good for at least 1,000,000 miles. What’s wonderful about these old sequoia’s especially if you get a platinum is that they offer a lot of features that today’s cars don’t and they are way cheaperand more durable. Win-win can’t go wrong.

[@eighty6films]

YES!!!!!! I prefer it to my 24’ excursion (altitude) TBH & I have ZERO squeaks (like a landcruiser) and no play in the wheel. Those tires might be making it louder also!?! Just get 18’s instead of 20’s & Bilstein 5100’s I have 135k on mine (limited) & drive off-road DAILY for work. Never broken down, comfortable AF & V8 power with a diff lock. 3rd row fold FLAT as it should be!!!!

[@josephdunkle1152]

I think a nice lower miles 21' or 22' Sequoia TRD Pro or Platinum trim would be ideal.

[@dubstylee444]

Get a 2020-22 TRD Pro

[@KenMcCune-wb3jp]

Who ever own it did a good job taking care of it looks good for a Toyota

[@jamesdavidsmith4033]

Yes

[@paulpryor850]

If I was in the market for a kid hauler. I'd look for a 70s Suburban! That's a tank compared to these newer vehicles.

[@md22773]

I saw an article once by I believe Forbes if you can imagine.. anyway it said something along the lines of 11% of all Sequoia that traded hands the previous year had over 300,000 miles.. CAN'T kill it..

[@aarone9454]

Not a bad option… Not very fuel efficient.

[@JimThompson-i3u]

That V-8 engine will still be running strong when you pass it down to your kids.

[@ricklp1861]

I always thought the previous sequoia was ugly ! It shoulda got the refresh like the tundra did

[@BenHardyCars]

It did at the end

[@mandog4966]

when you reviewing the updated 25' Nissan Armada

[@BenHardyCars]

No clue

[@jakewolfe1100]

2025 Honda Odyssey

[@AlexAlex-gs1xh]

He said no to it because it's fwd only not awd and It snows there so he needs an awd or 4x4.

[@BenHardyCars]

Need AWD

[@mpiny]

School 🏫 bus 🚌

[@magnoliap5824]

No consider the new Armada.

[@originaloffical]

Not built the same as a LX570 or a 200 series LC....

[@shaniyoung6506]

Do you also plan to buy a truck

[@BenHardyCars]

We don’t need one currently

[@AlexAlex-gs1xh]

Don't buy used buy the new one

[@BenHardyCars]

New one sucks

[@AlexAlex-gs1xh]

@BenHardyCars no because this will give you problems speaking from experience I bought a 2005 camry v6 as my first car with 143k miles and it gave me problems and problems had to spend 1300 dollars to fix oil leak.

[@AlexAlex-gs1xh]

@BenHardyCars I did not mean the new sequoia specifically I mean new cars that have warranty instead of used.

[@AlexAlex-gs1xh]

@BenHardyCars I like the new one better looks better, has better fuel economy and more features

[@bradengleman4781]

Ben, you talk waaaaay too fast for me. Relax buddy!