2002 Toyota Sequoia consumer reviews

The stability is great far as your truck being big on the outside is great being a huge on the inside is great I love the room you can fit eight people that's great a lot of trucks can't do that comfortability is great you go over holes potholes you barely can feel it seem like the truck absorbs the pot holes and bumps and things of that nature the you can control your atmosphere in the truck and that's great we had a big rain up here in Maryland and the Toyota Sequoia responded as expected we had heavy fog the headlights and a fog lights and the lights overall look great they pierced the fog is overall safe driving love to airbags love how to love how you got in position if the truck big the airbags are big and I like that

This car at 327,000 miles is very unreliable. This vehicle was bought used by my dad back in 2012 and it worked great for a number of years but after reaching 300,000 miles it has become a less than desirable vehicle. The battery is always causing issues, and it squeaks when you drive it. Also fast food is a no go because the driver's window doesn't roll down and the radio refuses to play music. The brakes are very bad and I think it could cause a wreck in the future. The vehicle also cannot be locked because there is a chance that it may never unlock ever again. I am about to inherit this beauty and I hope I don't get stranded on the side of the road. Help me... P.S. Overall it is OK and it is worth the experience!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think it is great and very reliable. My sequoia has 327,000 miles on it and it is still running. Due to the fact it has a lot of use on it, the interior is a little worn down and it isn't as nice as it used to be but it is still a good truck. The only issues that I have had with this car is the battery and I have had to replace it. I would recommend an older sequoia to a younger person looking for something to get you around town. Overall a great truck that you should consider buying.

This car was my second Toyota Sequoia, and my first SUV type vehicle. It's extremely spacious, with tons of space when the seats are folded up and third row removed. Enough space for a full size air mattress if you go camping. Not so great at off-roading, it does great in the snow with the 4x4 activated, but it's big and heavy so going up any trails is a strain on the motor. Driven through 2-3 feet of snow and had not problems. Great for groups, 6 passenger capacity so great for carpooling or group trips. Down sides: It's a gas guzzler, it averages about 14 MPG, 15 if you have a light foot and are careful about how you accelerate.

In 2014, I purchased a used 2002 Sequoia with 180K miles when my family got bigger and money was tight. I had 2 major repairs (transmission and throttle body) which was about 5K total. The rest was normal maintenance... shocks, struts, tires, etc. It currently has 262K miles and runs like new. The SR5 engine ranks as one of best ever made. If you need a big reliable SUV on a tight budget I would recommend a Toyota Sequoia.

158000 miles. Uses no oil at all between 5000 mile oil changes. No drips. Just change the timing belt and water pump at least every 90000 miles or 7 years.

I Loved Everything About The Sequoia! Extremely Comfortable & Spacious! It Pulled Anything With No Problem! Never Got Stuck It Just Drove Right Through Whatever! All Around Just A Great Vehicle For Whatever Fits Your Needs

2002 sequoia limited 196000 miles. Best suv I’ve ever owned. Boring Toyota reliability strong aison tranny. Make sure to change timing belt every 00k as it is an interference engine. Super comfortable leather. Expect to get 500k+ miles on original trans and engine. If yu come across one for $5k pull the trigger.

This car was my dads before mine, and bought it from him a year ago. Dad has put over 400k km on it and very little problems. As you would expect with any vehicle that’s well used and 18 years old, the started went as well as the alternator. Minimal rust, the only rust is on the drivers side rear door fender but it’s hidden unless the door is opened. Extremely reliable and my daily driver.

I've been driving Toyotas since the mid-80s and this is my favorite vehicle of them all. Toyotas are incredibly reliable and this Sequoia has been my vehicle since I bought it new in 2002. My wife drove it the first two years and then I took it over from there. It has been so dependable that I have a hard time considering a new car after driving it for 17 years and putting nearly 250K miles on it. I know it will fail eventually and it is no longer stylish but it is a xxxx good truck.