2004 Toyota Sequoia SUV Review: Features, Safety, Options, Interior, Engine and Configurations
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- The 2004 Toyota Sequoia is among the best of the used full-size SUVs. It's nearly the same size as a Ford Expedition, and slightly larger than a Chevrolet Tahoe. The Sequoia is a good vehicle for big families, especially for those who pull trailers. It offers three rows of seats capable of carrying eight passengers.
The #2004ToyotaSequoia comes in two configuration levels: SR5 and Limited. Both are powered by a 240-horsepower 4.7-liter V8 mated to a four-speed automatic transmission. Rear-wheel-drive and four-wheel-drive can be found.
If space, towing capacity, and off-road capabilities of a truck-based, full-size sport-utility are everything you require, a used 2004 Toyota Sequoia is difficult to beat.
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This is a beautiful 2004 Toyota Sequoia
Agree'd
I have a 2004 Sequoia SR5 which I bought in excellent condition in 2013. It has leather seats, upgraded wheels and upgraded sound system. The original owner told me its a "high mileage" vehicle and the not so good MPG. I was was more than happy to pay the $13000. for the Sequoia that only had 98000 miles on it. I now have 143000 miles on it and had the Toyota dealership replace the spark plugs and run an engine scan which showed no problems. BTW, the engine requires Irridium spark plugs that I was was charged under $20.00 for eight plugs compared to online prices of $18.00 each. Sometimes it may worth checking out the dealerships before going to your local friendly mechanics who wanted to charge me $ 585.00 for spark plug replacements. I did have the Toyota dealership to run a diagnostic check on the engine for $220. It turned out fine. So between the plugs and the diagnostic, the bill came to $ 400.00. Be aware folks.
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Thank you!!
Looking at getting a black 04 Sequoia SR5 in nice condition for just shy of 6k, with the mileage at 160,xxx. Would be a nice addition to have along side my ‘14 Toyota Camry SE 🙏
looking at one now 247k miles $2000
I just picked up a 2002 white one limited myself 350k runs like the day it was drove off the lineup
350,000 miles and its still running good???
I got a o4 just like this 270 it needed a fan bracket replacement like 50 dollar part runs like brand new it’s insane
@@mercedesbenzs600bash they can reach over 500k I've seen it.
Dude awesome Vid. Thank you for breaking down the differences in Trim level! I figure most people watching this are looking at one right now to buy as I am and wanted to know exactly what each trim comes with. Such a simple thing but got me to like and sub. Keep it up!
Thank you!
@@BuildYourOwn No prob. Bought an '04 Limited today in black. I'm already in love with it.
@@kurtsullivan9203 Sick I got an sr5 '04 recently with .25 million miles on it for 4700
@@sieve5 I have a 2004 grey Toyota Sequoia 222,000 miles on it free from my uncle
It's a nice Tieyota 😁
Came here looking for this comment lol
Great video! I recently got an ‘02. They’re excellent vehicles. 😊
Do all of them come with the tailgate window in the back?
@@CamFits yeah they all do
@@CamFitsyes
Yeah, I have a ‘02 too. 250 000 miles, still going strong 💪 😅
Beautiful car. Please start up the engine next time
Do you think a 74 inch tall person can sleep in it? Thanks
Easily
Just bought a 2004 black limited 2wd, 190k. Thanks for the info.
Thanks for watching and enjoy that Sequoia
How much did you pay for it and do you still like/recommend it?
@@A-aron71 I paid $1700 for mine at an impound auction, it was a little rough. $3500 later I got it looking and running good. Spent $2200 on engine maintenance and head re surfacing, head gasket, timing belt , starter, plugs & coil packs and $1300 on replacement parts and trim and everything. Had 198599 when I got it and it's got 200,500 now. I think if I sold it, I'd want another one.
Looking at one with 300k for cheap cheap
How to do something on it
Really good video my man but next time ALWAYS START UP THE VEHICLE so we can hear the engine,we really LOVE hearing engines...
Noted and thanks for the tip! LOVE your name. I use to want an S600 for the longest time and would still get one!
@@BuildYourOwn Yeah man I own a 96 S420 with over 200,000 miles but it needs some work,but I always wanted that S600,still might get it one day,its just the maintenance is so costly,now that S420 ain't no slouch but I can just imagine how BEASTLY that S600 really is...
@@mercedesbenzs600bash I had a 94 400E and it had the same engine I think, which was the 275-horse V8. I'm sure that S600 is a BEAST, right along with trying to get it serviced lol. I know that car needs more than the coil packs you always read about and I think they have to pull up the engine for many services, which is why it costs so much. Nothing wrong with an S420! Least you don't have to worry about the air suspension like on the 500s
@@BuildYourOwn EXACTLY no air suspension is a plus,who knows man maybe one we'll be fortunate enough to get THE BEAST,lol,im looking for an older Sequoia,seen a few,some in real good shape others not so much,im still looking though...
Cool, thanks
Thanks
Get a wind screen wow !!!
Please understand that there is a huge difference between AWD and 4 wheel Drive when making a video on any automobile. Just a heads up.
Yeah but Toyota made it super confusing on these and 4 runners etc of the time. The 4 runner had an awd system on some trims/years and just a standard 4x4 on others. Everyone watching this video gets the point it's a Toyota SUV and it will go over shit. No one cares about being pedantic.
The narrator doesn't know the difference between AWD and four-wheel drive. That's clear. He's also reading directly from a 2004 article on New Car Test Drive [dot] com.
The sequoia technology goes into an awd mode when you engage the “4x4” button, and center diff is unlocked allowing variable power to each wheel. Then you can lock center diff and it becomes a standard 50/50 4x4 system. With center diff locked you feel crabbing when turning. Not locked there’s no crabbing and can drive 65mph. They are beasts.
Wind...yow
Better than tahoe and expedition
I got it for $3000
Very good price. I can't believe 🙈
How many miles did it have on it?
The coin slot is removable.
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I have a 2004 Sequoia SR5 which I bought in excellent condition in 2013. It has leather seats, upgraded wheels and upgraded sound system. The original owner told me its a "high mileage" vehicle and the not so good MPG. I was was more than happy to pay the $13000. for the Sequoia that only had 98000 miles on it. I now have 143000 miles on it and had the Toyota dealership replace the spark plugs and run an engine scan which showed no problems. BTW, the engine requires Irridium spark plugs that I was was charged under $20.00 for eight plugs compared to online prices of $18.00 each. Sometimes it may worth checking out the dealerships before going to your local friendly mechanics who wanted to charge me $ 585.00 for spark plug replacements. I did have the Toyota dealership to run a diagnostic check on the engine for $220. It turned out fine. So between the plugs and the diagnostic, the bill came to $ 400.00. Be aware folks.