...We're beginning to feel like ToMoCo's having a real Goldilocks-like internal management problem. The past few years of the first-gen model of the Sequoia have been criticized by many as having a model smaller than other SUV's in the "large and in charge" segment, but now some execs inside the...

This is a nice vehicle. It handles well, (except in a strong side wind). It has plenty of room, good looks with a tight body. However as soon as I am able it will be history with plans to never purchase another. The accelerator response is not that consistent and it seams the service dept. at Toyota of Baytown and Toyota couldnt care less. If it does not give a code they are lost. It acts as if the throttle body is sticking at times. ???...

This vehicle is a rip-off. It is the most wimpy car I've ever seen. Continual problems with alignment, tire balance, and service in general. I thought by paying a little higher for a "sturdy, dependable" (haha) car, I'd get my money's worth--NOT. NO TOYOTA AGAIN--good thing I leased instead of purchased--I won't be stuck with it. It's gone at lease end FOR SURE, with a replacement of a Chevy or Ford........

Great SUV! Still feels sporty enough to be sports car but with tons of room. My sister had a 2002 that I loved, finally managed to get this one. After driving it, the Suburban felt like a UPS truck and the Expedition felt very stiff. Had to go back to the Sequoia. Very roomy for tall family, plenty of storage. Rear window that slides down very useful (unexpected treat!). Lots of little extra details for storage added that the Suburban and Expedition...

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