TOW in LUXURY! 2023 Toyota Sequoia Capstone Review

[@TheStraightPipes]

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[@brianiswrong]

Judging by the mirrors hanging out over the yellow lines in the B roll Toyota are going to do a roaring trade in replacemnts

[@jakenichols2626]

But did you use egg mode my guy?

[@snakeeyes9246]

Glad to see your back is better Yuri.

[@shanego685]

GUYS WHERE IS THE TRD PRO??????????

[@simp2234]

Big ass grill

[@Beanercounter]

The Sequoia in this video has the optional tow side mirrors. The standard mirrors are fantastic so unless you will be regularly towing something long, do not option them. Totally agree that they create a blind spot and are supremely inconvenient when going through a drive thru, atm, or some parking garages.

[@franktank9573]

I figured they would be better, remind me of the ford towing mirrors which I loved. They completely eliminated the blind spot.

[@scout2m448]

it makes the car look like it has antlers

[@iano4671]

I'm sure it won't be pleasant on a narrow road.

[@chriswilliams1024]

Nice looking SUV

[@kieransteele7223]

The towing mirrors look so funky on that lol 😂

[@paceyely4746]

those arent on the final product btw. I think its a pre production thing cause on toyotas website they have normal mirrors.

[@rallysauruswrex]

@@paceyely4746 U can get tow mirrors on the sequoia

[@FaAdventuresAndAnimations]

True

[@unknownspecies4244]

looks like moose's ears

[@danielfish101]

I dig it

[@Bmontepeque11]

Even though this is WAAAY to big for my tastes I really like the interior of this and I hope smaller Toyotas get some of that :)

[@timscott3027]

I agree nice interior but these massive trucks must be for guys with very tiny dicks. Or someone that needs to tow a shit load of stuff. Very American.

[@YeahYall]

If you've ever driven a Toyota, you know the price is worth the cost of admission. Not sure with the new power plant but I know Toyota does quality and dependability very well.

[@ph00ny1]

if you like appliance as a car sure. Hopefully the wastegate issue is fixed on the new setup.

[@YeahYall]

@@ph00ny1 I won’t be purchasing this one anytime soon. My Sequoia is almost 20 with 265k miles and whisper quiet.

[@ph00ny1]

@@YeahYall Have you driven other fullsize SUVs? I wouldn't call the last gen sequoia as whisper quiet by any means plus the ride quality was very meh.

[@YeahYall]

@@ph00ny1 yes. The engine is very quiet. The overall NVH is not so great but it’s old tech. Old tech that I’ll stick with for at least another 100k miles. And I’ve done plenty of apprehensions at the limit in full and midsize SUVs.

[@sly9263]

@@ph00ny1 the old Sequoia was absolutely not quiet and the ride was relatively harsh. That said, it's an awesome, oldschool SUV. If we're talking quiet and comfortable body on frame then you should be looking at a GX or LX instead. I wouldn't buy any of the new model Sequoias, LX, or Tundras for a couple years though. People have this common misconception that Toyota is immune to QC and growing pain issues because Toyota updates their vehicles so infrequently... their new vehicles are having problems, just like any other manufacturer.

[@markc9949]

Here's to hoping the new 4Runner is just a smaller version of this.

[@bosteador]

that would be so sexy

[@rtcturnemup7028]

If the Tacoma is gonna be a small tundra then I would hope the same tbh

[@chrispnw2547]

We will probably lose the much appreciated power tailgate window

[@markc9949]

@@chrispnw2547 its a trade I'm willing to make to have a better power plant and transmission.

[@chrispnw2547]

@@markc9949 Do we have some longer-term durability numbers on this new drivetrain? I hope it works out but seeing the power plant in an existing vehicle goes a long way to instilling confidence. From experience, I would not buy the 1st year of production until people try to break it and find the areas of weakness.

[@rangerover06sc]

This is honestly a huge step backwards in a lot of ways. First the got rid of the torsen center diff, so now it's only part-time 4WD. That means you can't use 4WD on hard surfaces, unlike every single one of the competitors. They also ditched the independent rear suspension, which every competitor uses so it has the worst third row in the class that can't even fold flat. And they got rid on its most distinctive feature, the tailgate glass doesn't roll down anymore. Not a fan. I'd get the Expedition instead

[@rangerover06sc]

@@josephchan7040 The explorer is unibody, the Expedition is body on frame. Also the Sequoia is way to low to the ground to really benefit from the off road advantage you get from having a solid rear axle, it's a small benefit at best compared to huge lose you get in third row space

[@josephchan7040]

@@rangerover06sc oh. I was thinking explorer. You're right. Silly me... Need my coffee.

[@jeremycook9852]

Toyota is in the business to sell units and I think it's a good compromise. Nobody that is planning on doing even moderate off roading would want an independent rear suspension. Yeah its great for on road and provides more room in the rear of the vehicle but offroad they are pretty useless. There is not another SUV in the class that has a solid axle and rear locker so in that sense it is more capable off road than any of its competitors. I also understand the desire for full time 4WD for some people but if you look at the number of land cruisers/sequoia's they have sold the past few years it makes sense to go to something more mainstream with selectable 4WD. Especially as this is built on the Tundra frame and is more capable offroad. Being as this replaces the land cruiser in the united states I think overall it was a good compromise.

[@tommy516]

You bring up a lot of great points and I agree with every one of them. That new rear window...what are thinking?! What is this, a Pathfinder? Also, the rear cargo is such a joke!

[@tommy516]

@@jeremycook9852 You aren't gonna "off-road" with a 80k vehicle with a footprint this big!

[@landongendur]

I briefly worked at a Toyota dealership in Edmonton during summer 2021 & remember the outgoing 2022 Sequoia being a tough sell. Gas guzzler tax. Older technology. Almost sold one at $64K, but we only had it in black (& the customer was holding out for white). The poor souls that did buy them are probably seeing big resale value drops now with this new model. Too bad, because I found the older version's exterior more understated & pleasing visually. I distinctly remember angrily flooring one (no doubt because of frustrating dealership shenanigans that day) & that V8 roared; I was like "you understand me!"

[@griffins5655]

100% agree, currently working at a Toyota Dealership, and have gotten to drive a number of the previous gen Sequoias, frankly I like them way more than the newer gens (not that the new Sequoia is bad or anything it isn't), I drove a Moon Rock Grey 2022 TRD PRO a couple days ago and that thing was really cool, and really good looking.

[@maxlu2456]

Yo can you hook me up with a damn sequoia like for real Alberta’s like 5 years backlogged on orders.

[@landongendur]

Haven't worked at the dealership since 2021. I'm driving my 2008 RAV4 until the end if time with these current prices.

[@clintski-TCB]

Nov 2023 just traded my 2021 Sequoia Platinum for a 2024 Sequoia Capstone. Did well on the trade $65K. Had a 2013 Sequoia before that. Both gen are so good in their own way. Hard to compare, but it’s tough to let go of that 2nd gen. such a beautiful beast of a vehicle, pretty much indestructible. Hope this new one lives up to it.

[@bloohibou]

You guys have the *most* watchable vehicle reviews-between you and Savage Geese, I’m thoroughly edutained. However, cannot believe you missed the throwback feature of the rear glass open/close on the trunk in this model (unless it is mysteriously not on the Capstone trim). We’re you *that* disappointed with the trunk space?

[@parms5410]

Well said, and I also thought they rushed through the last bit.

[@plutodestroyer12]

im fine with the trans not being the most responsive sport trans in the world . prob traded speed for relability and im 100% ok with that . prob never need to floor something like this . i have a M5 and tacoma , i think i floored the tacoma maybe 5 times in 12 years .

[@ChadWilson]

I need one of these to carry my workout bag. Mind you, it only holds a lifting belt and my deadlift slippers, but...talk about arriving at the gym in style!

[@TheStraightPipes]

You should lift coconuts. So that you can have coconuts in your workout bag. If anyone asks why you have coconuts in your workout bag, you tell them that you lift coconuts.

[@mrjhnny6646]

As an sort of older driver, 59, easy on the old stuff guys. 😉

[@johncaterify]

Jacob: Okay we have options today and can review either the Ariel Atom, a WWII Jeep, or a Sequoia. Yuris Back: The Sequoia!!!

[@paladin3116]

The interior design of this sequoia is better than the new Lexus LX600

[@naveenthemachine]

That’s the only thing about it. It falls apart in literally everything else

[@paladin3116]

@@naveenthemachine The LX doesnt do anything much better than the sequoia. The LX doesnt even have a pano roof but the sequoia does, every other LX competitor at its price point offers one. The interior of the LX still has some cheap bits in it

[@avdp9095]

Great looking car and nice interior, way better than the competition.

[@kreigerbailey3550]

Portland, JAMAICA in the Building !!

[@jaiden285gamerr]

🔥🔥

[@romairoblackstock5100]

I'm watching from St.Catherine , Jamaica

[@malwallace3041]

Another one!!! At. Andrew !!!!

[@malwallace3041]

Love to see other enthusiasts

[@nickentros]

The backseats and trunk situation makes this a no go. I ordered the expedition platinum instead…IN FEBRUARY…and it’s still not made yet

[@msrr1303]

This would be the perfect full sized SUV. It looks good, drives well, powertrain is nice. It’s roomy and reliable. BUT, Toyota dropped the ball with the tiny trunk and cargo area. It’s absurdly small. What was Toyota thinking?

[@DelTalkoh]

They had to make it like that because of the hybrid battery that they shoved in the rear area.

[@sonydominates]

@@DelTalkoh Even with that, they could have improved it by making the 3rd row removable

[@DelTalkoh]

@@sonydominates I agree I hope that they address that design flaw with the refresh that usually happens with Toyotas after new generation comes out.

[@donnad3133]

DelTalkoh a optional gas wound be good

[@naveenthemachine]

@@DelTalkoh it’ll be another 15 years before that even happens 😆

[@botch3936]

Love your new trailer, Uri! Need to show some pics with it hooked up to your roadster.

[@tlewis4522]

I didn’t see the side mirrors until you guys pointed it out, now I can’t unsee them lol

[@matthias7569]

You are the only people that I would watch a review of this car for

[@TheStraightPipes]

Thank you

[@DailyDriver.]

I love it so much. I have no need for it but it’s so epic. The seating situation is a let down tho. Should be able to configure it for what you need.

[@tommy516]

What about the joke of a cargo area?!

[@alanmay7929]

@@tommy516 what joke!? Lol….

[@stephantranquille6681]

You would put up with fugly front? I ain't that messed up!

[@tommy516]

@@alanmay7929 the fact that you can't fit even a small carry on in the back with the third row seats up? The Sequioa use to have class leading cargo, what is this thing built for? a rear axel? The Hybrid powertrain that doesn't improve gas mileage? Its a joke!

[@alanmay7929]

@@tommy516 no you are the joke!

[@sdwaltz]

Best looking full size SUV on the market bar none.

[@danielmeador1991]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@romairoblackstock5100]

Finally, I have been waiting for you guys to review the Sequoia!!!🥳🥳🥳

[@OperationValhalla]

God no, I hope they don't ever touch or change the format for the info screen at all. Its awesome having a huge carplay screen; and in almost six months of ownership (and a lot of road trips) with my 22 Tundra I've never once needed to use those arrows because I can just touch the screen and look around. I'll probably end up picking up a 22 or 23 Platinum Sequoia or TRD Pro to go along with my 22 Platinum Tundra. In my opinion Toyota knocked it out of the park, so far I'm super happy with mine.

[@ayden1024]

For everyone wondering about the side mirrors, those are not the stock mirrors on the Capstone Sequoia. The ones reviewed are the "Towing Package" extended Mirrors you can add on. The stock mirrors are much better looking and smaller. :)

[@danielfish101]

I like the big mirrors

[@michalklucz6907]

I am just amazed by the armrest size in American trucks. We call it "the middle seat" size in Europe.

[@Soul_Flow_]

Americans are the most obese in the world, thanks to fast foods

[@aaronchandler2380]

I like that they build the same model for a long time. Adds to durability in my opinion.

[@StrongestNerd]

I 100% want this, but I know 100% I don’t want to pay all that 😂

[@peepinR]

What you said plus fuel costs... This thing gets what? 15mpg?

[@jz9266]

@@peepinR probably gets closer to 20 now

[@sothickitssickk]

If you broke say it. No shame

[@Tinrs80]

Im a nurse and can tell by his breathing his back REALLY REALLY IS hurting.. Hope u feel better man.

[@山内淳カイル-i5d]

We're currently living in peak Toyota era. Enjoy it while it lasts.

[@invalidusername_5101]

They finally made their car look up to date in the inside

[@chrispnw2547]

Honda has reassessed the balance between physical buttons and screen and the new CRV interior is better for it. Toyota needs to do the same ASAP.

[@artistnyc123]

I would love to see somebody do a review of this Sequoia versus the last land cruiser sold here in the states.

[@djsmithe]

Nice SUV. I think the grill should be bigger. Size does matter. Good luck with the back Yuri. Stretch, stretch, stretch.

[@The_journeyy]

*This is definitely an interesting looking car* 😍

[@izzo2271]

The mirrors make the car look like a really buff dude doing this💪

[@boondoc001]

Or a T-Rex

[@that.cloutback]

TOW MIRRORS ON A SUV FROM THE FACTORY??? HELL FRICKIN YEAAA.

[@taurussho86]

But that's nothing new

[@somepos69420]

This is a really crossover looking suv truck

[@that.cloutback]

@@taurussho86 really? What SUVs have tow mirrors from the factory?

[@taurussho86]

@@that.cloutback ford/dodge/gm... They have always been optional with tow packages

[@that.cloutback]

@@taurussho86 nooo. I’m talking about the mirrors. The HD Towing mirrors look so good.

[@XxJkatxX]

Still would rather have the old Tundra and Sequoia just for the V8 alone. Reliability is the name of the game when it comes to daily driving and the Toyota V8 has proven itself for over a decade.

[@axel3895]

And 12mpg

[@XxJkatxX]

@@axel3895 if I'm buying a $60,000 plus vehicle do you really think I care about what gas mileage it gets?

[@PWCDN]

@@axel3895 lol exactly.

[@nerdnec]

@@XxJkatxX yes

[@danielmeador1991]

@@axel3895 it’s a suv do buyers care about mpg no if they did they would get a Camry a Corolla or a Prius

[@alwaysiyi272]

I really like this but I really don’t see the problem, with the huge font on the touchscreen

[@culilom007]

so I'm buy a car with built-in function but I have to pay a monthly fee to unlock it? what's next

[@lyttonwilliams7161]

Am in love 🥰 with that Toyota.

[@coolindre6995]

I hope you feel better soon Yuri 🙏🏾

[@RyanPerlmanCooks]

I know it’s unlikely bc it would steal sales from the Lexus GX, but I really hope the new 4Runner gets a capstone trim

[@user-JAL2024]

12:46 to 12:54 I don’t know I like how yuri said money in America at the beginning of 12:47 and Jacob laugh.

[@imran7799]

Hey Guys. Love your videos. Between this and Diesel Yukon. Which one you recommend?

[@TheStraightPipes]

Whichever one is actually available these days lol. Check tsp.truecar.com

[@fordmuscleluis9710]

It's nice to see the current generation Toyota Sequoia with the Capstone package

[@FinancialStorm7]

When You finance an $80,000 Toyota and have to subscribe to use it's features 😍😍😍

[@TheStraightPipes]

Finance the subscription. Pay only 5% interest on $30 a month! 😂

[@VVP_KZ]

On this video car for Canada or it's US market car? Does it have option in menu change F on C and Gal on Liter In your car I see metrics

[@TheStraightPipes]

We film and operate out of Canada

[@VVP_KZ]

@@TheStraightPipes But what about chance of switching main dashboard and climate panel on Canadian or European metrics. Is it possible I think? 🤔

[@et1978p2]

What trailer is this? So cool!

[@lifeisashow1813]

how much milage are you getting with a full tank ? 700 miles?

[@Owen-wg8lw]

If money is not a thing, I definitely buy this😍😍

[@naveenthemachine]

No you wouldn’t. You’d buy a Jeep grand wagoneer or bmw x7 or GLS instead.

[@AlexMcNett]

The Capstone isn’t the trim level for my family, but I’m super excited to get into an SR5/Limited

[@TheStraightPipes]

Tsp.truecar.com 👍

[@marcusj4467]

@@TheStraightPipes where is the Canadian postcode option ?

[@CPUspeed]

OMG I can’t stop seeing it now. Thanks for pointing it out. Those side mirrors are ridiculous! They are too big, what were they thinking? Ok prototype, maybe tow package which is fine. But if those mirrors are the standard mirrors across the line then forget it.

[@bwhitney88]

They are not the standard mirrors, I think they are both a stand alone option and/or part of a tow package

[@arhamkhakwani5851]

Those are optional towing mirrors.

[@sybsygstgstsgysg5330]

@EveryIsnaad IsFabricated optional mirrors for towing

[@abrahamwaleed]

Love you guys but the smaller screen thing, noooooooo we want TV’s 😂👌

[@mozzie2729]

What’s the MPG on something like this?

[@Spyder3534]

Is it weird that I see a you tube video preview and think wow Yuri’s back must be feeling better.

[@TheStraightPipes]

Dr said I’m healing well

[@kaibinrubber]

Nice video! Subscribed.

[@Tech-Sam]

Been waiting for this one! I wish the seats folded flat tho

[@harkiratskaler5855]

Hi - Where can I see it in Person in Ontario ?

[@jonlosito2004]

perhaps a Toyota Sequoia TRD Pro vs Ford Expedition Timberline comparison review

[@rayterry7]

I've waited for this since it was announced!! Yesss!!!!

[@nikilkgeorge2075]

Any idea on the availability in Canada ?

[@jnrocktx]

Bought my wife a ‘21 Armada SL when they came out, $58K with options. Excellent under appreciated large suv. As for this Sequoia, doesn’t seem feature-rich enough for the price. Prob a good rental for large family looking to splurge on a fancy ride. We drove a newer Tahoe from Maine to Texas on vacation last year and I can tell we would have preferred this Sequoia.

[@RLTtizME]

LOL...how much do you spend on gas?

[@jnrocktx]

@@RLTtizME I don’t know how much gas costs

[@RLTtizME]

@@jnrocktx Have someone help you with that. You probably shouldn't be driving.

[@stickshift13]

Its pretty good ngl but i want the trd pro one that is properrrr! i love it!

[@rookietoprobuildz]

Agreed 🔥TRD PRO looks so good & checks every box for me

[@leivaandre]

@@rookietoprobuildz I wish they added the sound proofing and black interior on the top of the TRD and it would be perfect

[@daverigby7867]

Jacob quite the old school Rolex collector now! Life's good with 1.5M subs! Bling, bling...

[@cameronbatt873]

Not gonna lie… for the price of it I’m not blown away.

[@Not.Ferrnnzz]

Should’ve stamped “Sequoia” into the silver garnish on the rear hatch

[@danidia12dm]

Dream SUV

[@jswaby]

I’m on the list for one of these. I probably won’t see it until early 2023, which is fine. I liked everything I’ve seen so far, but I’ll miss the V8 sound.

[@nickcooper4265]

Is Toyota taking pre orders

[@jswaby]

@@nickcooper4265 I put down a deposit. They asked for generic info (colour, trade-in appraisal).

[@mmcle11]

Can you guys do 2022 e450 all terrain?

[@sunithavinod1719]

Huge fan of you guys. Amazing video quality

[@boy638]

My ideal spec for this is TRD Pro exterior and Capstone interior.

[@leivaandre]

Same

[@americandude3825]

Bought a 2022 sienna XLE AWD and 2022 rav4 XSE. Combined my monthly payments are $1300ish. Don’t plan on keeping one. Got both to see what is better. Sienna smokes the RAV4 everywhere except of course size. Even the claimed 42 mpg doesn’t happen in the RAV4. It stays around low thirties. The sienna stays between 35-40 mpg. Insane for its size. This new sequoia and tundra annoy me. Almost everything sucks except appearance of sequoia. Both are smaller. Idk…glad I have a gen 2.

[@rashid138888]

Sequoia vs expedition ? Which one you choose ?? Mainly long travel journey ?

[@TheStraightPipes]

Whichever one you get a better deal on through tsp.truecar.com

[@kunalshah800]

My only critic would be is not all vehicles needs to be tested for speed and acceleration, It kills the vibe for the vehicle often mid economy or large suvs are not meant for speed and acceleration. Thanks!

[@mr.t7274]

love this new design

[@Toyota4Life]

The most powerful Japanese suv. Love this thing

[@leivaandre]

Me too man

[@user-JAL2024]

7:47 to 7:53 dang yuri you may be bad at singing but that was actually good for your first try I will give it 7.5/10

[@blessedlife93]

Oh my hell! I’m a truck guy but hell yeah this is clean

[@sshah2545]

What watch is that Jacob?

[@dknight211]

Since this is a Toyota, surprised it let you do brake boost for the launch, and didn't kill the throttle because the brake was applied.

[@adamzimmerman2464]

I love how they called them "peasant blockers" I haven't heard that one before lol

[@elihernandez330]

No long wheelbase equals useless for me. So I upgraded my 16 year old yukon xl denali to the all new Escalade esv. Really wish it would've come in a long wheel base. I need it for road trips and luggage capacity with kids in the 3rd row. But short wheelbase suvs are insufficient.

[@franzthompson6661]

Glad to see your back yuri but I’m sorry you missed driving the Porsche that jakub had I do have a question with all the infotainment systems you guys have seen do you find some of them are kinda of a distraction or difficult to use while driving do you think car makers should make them user friendly to use while driving?

[@TheStraightPipes]

Lots are distracting. I think they’re trying to make it less distracting by using voice control

[@youtubecarspottersguide1]

like it .. Toyota went back to a solid rear axel , only one ins its class ,rest have indepndent rear axel for a smooth ride and leg room for the 3rd row ,but the folded down 3rd row takes up cargo space

[@ivankorth4458]

Can I get a capstone with a rear diff lock

[@chrispnw2547]

Having a family that has owned numerous Toyota and Lexus vehicles, I can state they are good but not great. Toyota and Lexus are the master at squeezing as much ROI out of their vehicles. When my dad owned a top of the line Lexus, you could see where Lexus made compromises to get to the lower price point compared to the Germans. Leather seating appointments abutting to vinyl that were a poor match in feel and pattern, good NVH at lower speeds but noisy at higher speeds, and good but not great paint quality. There is a reason Lexus did not take hold in Europe and it had nothing to do with brand loyalty. The LS series was built for the American market where Cadillac was the 'Standard of the World'. Toyota does not sweat. the details and ergonomics suffer greatly in their vehicles (as if multiple people made the final decisions). Toyota reliability is heavily weighted towards using tried and true drivetrains and 10+ year old architectures. When a totally new product is introduced Toyota is no better than the rest.

[@reconeix]

And the Toyota and Lexus vehicle will still be on the road 10+ years after the German vehicles, with substantially less maintenance and major issues. I know this firsthand.

[@chrispnw2547]

@@reconeix Went from owning Toyotas earlier in my life to BMW family vehicles (2013 3-series, 2007 MINI, 2007 BMW motorcycle). Have them all in my garages and have has minimal issues that were all covered under warranty during their 1st year in service. Cars have become more reliable because auto manufacturers now rely on parts from a much narrower global supplier base. So when there is an airbag or fuel pump problem, almost every manufacturer is affected.

[@tahacherkaoui1141]

Great vid ^^

[@harshaponnam9040]

Yuri is back!

[@GeronimoLogistics]

I like yours guys reviews but the dude thats a mechanic goes into depth on all these cars and is great for a methodical nut like me 😂

[@yanzodadon]

What's the wait times on these? The landcruiser has an up to 12 months wait in Australia

[@ant_schauble]

4:16 The Sequoia with tow mirrors looks like a moose. I LOVE IT!!

[@belka85]

Would take a Nissan Armada SL for low $70k over this, plus you keep the V8.

[@donsummers5678]

Once you seed those RV mirrors you can't unseen them

[@CaptCanuck4444]

The TRD PRO version looks amaaaaaazing.

[@mitchellkato9954]

Trd pro looks great!

[@marcusj4467]

Where’s the box test, or was it too complicated with the shelf :)

[@jjeter1]

Y-Man back! 👊🏿

[@Mohammed-80-M]

Welkom back Yuri 🎉