2015 Toyota Sequoia consumer reviews

Of course, all the new vehicles are amazing, but for the price, I feel this vehicle is overpriced. Has the power, not extremely uncomfortable, but not all that plush either, and after having Suburbans, will go back to Chevrolet Suburban.

it is a great family car full airbags as a standard feature on all trims, lots of power and space great as a family car.

PROS: Amazing Turn Radius Comfort is 2nd to none, feels like a Lexus or Land Cruiser Excellent Ride Most room out of the SUVs we researched Great power 2nd row seats recline far 3rd row seat is a full bench Great viability Heated mirrors available on most models Entune app fills the void of many missing features on the digital package. CONS: Technology features feel a generation behind Gas mileage is horrible Single DVD screen that obscures the driver vision. No HDMI ports No USB ports in the back row Sparse cargo room when the 3rd row is up. High / Low raising vehicle feature disables itself or reverts back to normal at low speeds on the Platinum model Radio Record / Playback feature does not work when listening to Satellite Radio. No LED lights Some babyseats in middle of 3rd row could block 2nd row captain seats from reclining. Voice recognition has limited functionality compared to Dodge when using the Navigation system. Sonar system is not as sensitive or accurate as other manufactures. Rear view cam does not compensate or bend when turning your wheel like other manufacturers

I went through quite a bit to convince my husband a few years ago to get the 2012 SR5 Sequoia, after driving it for three years, he cant drive any other, we now have in addition to the 2012, 2015. We absolutely love it!!! It does drive like a spots car, very easy to manuever

We looked hard at the Suburban and the Sequoia. In the end the Sequoia won by a landslide. It had more interior room, more power and the styling was way better. We've loved the Etune system. The nav isn't as good as Google Maps, but what is? The only complaints we have with the care are super minor: 1) Seats are a bit stiffer than the Tahoe. This is probably personally preference and they may break in some. 2) You can't get the 8 passenger seating on the Platinum edition. I am not sure what genius came up with this...we would have purchased the Platinum but had to go with a limited to get the 8 passenger seating and I do miss some of the features of the platinum. In the end we love the truck. It drives was smaller than it is and has gobs of power. Compared to the Suburban and our Tahoe I feel like I am driving a sports car.

We went out on a limb and purchased a brand new Toyota Sequoia Platinum edition. ZERO buyers remorse as this vehicle hits all the sweet spots in terms of look, performance, luxury, comfort...and being a Toyota, we expect a 5 star in reliability as well. This vehicle is perfect for road trips with our family of 4 PLUS we now have room for friends and Grandma and Grandpa too!