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Main daily is a Sequoia best in my eyes too.

I thoroughly enjoy my 2021 Toyota Sequoia TRD Pro, simply the best

Great car but not perfect, the dashboards cracking is a known issue and my AC condenser died at 110,000 miles. Other than that, it's been the most reliable vehicle I've ever owned.

The Platinum does have radar cruise control. And I wonder why not one car review person use and actual tape measure to determine leg distance. They all rely on waving a thumb pinky combo to measure EVERYTHING 😅😅😅

Other than the perpertual rear gate latch problems, this SUV is a masterpiece.

I have an 18 limited and I feel it looks so much better than the new one the new one looks like a cartoon character and not a truck

I own both a 2004 ujz100 (236k) and a 2006 sequoia (186k). The Land Cruiser is a tank! However, the radio/navigation systems are a huge downfall! You can upgrade for around $2500 to European/Asian spec but you have to get all the parts from overseas. The frame on the land cruiser is thicker. There are trade off for both. Also, the Land Cruiser is built to last 25 years in a 3rd world country.

Toyota UZ engine in particular is the best gasoline engine ever made. UR (I own both 5.7 in my tundra and ol 4.7 in my sequoia) has in my case been good @175k mile, but any check of the forums reveals its not perfect. cam tower leak, heat exchanger leak, timing chain tensioner rattle, and starter. I havent had any leaks or tensioner issues, but I should note that 3 separate dealers wanted about $2700-3000 to do the starter back in June. (thankfully got it done by someone for $800). Even this, they are the best motor you could buy in the past 10-15 years. The UZ is on another level though. Look up any other engine, including the UR. You'll find that literally every other engine has either initial early production "teething" issues or lacks quality control or is just unreliable. The UZ engine is probably the only engine without any teething or reliability issues or weak spots other than lack of maintenance. In 50 years car people will look back at engines of old and will point to the UZ as the peak. Everything since has been downhill reliability and smoothness wise

All day amy day

I've always looked at these when I was a kid compared to the American brands always knew they were good trucks

Pls make a video on 2nd gen sequoia plssss

Dude I bought an 04 Sequoia a month ago. 256k miles for a great price, and the thing rides smooth as ever. I love it.

The Limited has the spoiler, the SR5 does not. Also, if you put your key in the rear hatch and hold it it will roll the window up and down. It's also variable so you can roll it down half way or just a crack. Works in the regular doors too for the other windows. just fyi if you want to cool your car off before you get in.

reliable v8 or tech and updated interior/exterior. hard choice

Bro was pointing straight at the radar sensor and said theres no radar cruise control.

this vintage and the LX 470 were the best!!!

I love my 2008 toyota sequoia limited

Nice one buddy

Love the back round music btw. It makes me feel like im at a nice restaurant 🙂 i drive 07 5.7 limited 180k 💪

I really like the video not gonna lie.

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Your frame looks brand new compared to most of what’s in cleveland area. My Silverados frames finally getting to the point of where I don’t want to drive it anymore. Looking into a sequoia as we need the cabin space for the family.

What brand tires and size are you running?

Nice

You didn’t mention the miles 🤔. Being its a base model TRD OR I don't about that price without knowing the miles.

I own 2008 toyota sequoia limited love it best suv I ever owned

I own a 2017 Toyota Avalon Limited!! Mine is all black outside and inside!!! Like the 3.5 V6 with the 6 speed Trans. Don’t like CVT transmissions with the Hybrid engine. I think the modern cars have too much plastic inside and outside the body. Recently had to buy bumper brackets for the front bumper… Very common problem in lot of the Toyota cars or other model cars with these plastic bumpers!!! My last two cars were a 2004 Buick LeSabre and 2001 Camry had harder plastic bumpers made a lot better back then. Obviously I’m an old school guy that loves the classic chrome bumper cars back in the day easy to work on!!!

Love my 2018 tundra with 6" lift.

Probably a pin hole in the radiator. Happened to mine. Replace the radiator.

Pretty neat. Can you show the leg space left on both sides? (front/back)

I went to Denver from Pa to buy a high mileage 07 CM with 213,000 on it. Never had any hesitation about driving it back to Pa.. I now have 245,000+ on it and it runs like a Swiss watch. I did a FULL maintenance on it when I got back, and I even replaced the radiator and H2O pump just to be sure. Also got it undercoated with New Hampshire oil to keep the rust at bay. There was zero rust on the truck when I got it and I intend to keep it that way. By the pre-face lift. It's cheaper and is the exact same truck except for sheet metal and a few minor interior improvements. The white truck is just a Tundra grade. It would say SR if it was.

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It absolutely is. I just bought one. Blue ext, black interior haha. The black interior looks so much better in person than in pictures.

Just got a 2024 TRD Off Road Premium, love that thing.

Yep🤙 On reserve ✅

Change out your lower ball joints. 60K miles would not be to soon.

What's the carfax?

Sequia quality is not close to the Land Crusier quality IMO

That bottle is the radiator overflow bottle. Hot water/fluid from the radiator normally will overflow into that bottle which is normal. As it cools down it is sucked back into the radiator. This bottle is normally empty.

Not all wheel drive with a center locker only. They are 2wd with AWD and then it's 4x4 with the center locker engaged, on top of that traction control.

2014 1794

It’s the truck that I bought it 2024. Only difference is mine is a 2020 with 31k miles.

Did you replaced the water pump when you did the timing belt? Maybe it’s leaking from there?

I’ve got an 05 Limited with 196k on it. I love it. And it will run another 20 years with proper care.

I love my 2020 SR5 Double Cab in Quicksand with the tow package. So far, just done larger tires, tow mirrors, blackout emblems, led interior and reverse lights. Future mods will be Rear Active suspension, Eibach Pro Truck lift, and Rear sway bar. Truck has given me zero problems over the past 3 years of ownership. I’d absolutely recommend a 2 or 2.5 gen Tundra if you need a reliable “no frills” truck for towing/hauling and cruising the highway.

Just got a 2021 Tundra crew max sr5 but with trd wheels lol and a bed cover with the bench seat and column shifter 45k miles 47k they were asking I got them to 42

I drove a sequoia for an hour once and the seating position is a major reason I have eliminated Toyotas. Granted they have held up well except for rust on the frame. I have a 2005 Yukon Denali with great reliability and excellent seating position which means you can drive it all day without being fatigued

Thing is I see tons of Avalons on the road but I have yet to see its replacement the Crown on the road

Short answer, no.