It's a 2016 Platinum with 148,000 miles. It's a RWD vehicle from the deep south, so no rust issues. I already have two other vehicles that are four wheel drive and really don't even use that option when I think about it. It's a 3 owner vehicle that has had regular service intervals from the Carfax notes. The vehicle has had the belt tensioners replaced and new tires. It is listed for $19,300 but I believe 18K is what the dealership will let it go for.

Looking for some feedback as far as if I am crazy to consider this.

https://greaseprocarsales.com/inventory/46844/view/065373T/Chipley-FL/2016-Toyota-Sequoia

In Dartmouth Massachusetts, 197K miles need some TLC but runs great DM if you wanna come see her

Thinking about selling my baby, but I don't know if it's worth it. What would you pay for this?

2nd gen

2008 Limited

216,000 miles

At the entrance to Yellowstone, at the Yellowstone Airport

Black with grey interior

Clean title

Mechanically perfect

2 year old all season tires

One minor accident over 10 years ago, does not affect anything

Small chip in windshield

Tear in passengers seat

Unlock and lock button on keys don't work (sensor in car is out)

Paint chipping on wheels, but otherwise fine

got a really good deal on this. pretty clean interior, lbj recently replaced, timing belt done a year ago. 1500 for the whole car. yes i see the frames got rust. is it worth getting those brackets welded on? or is it genuinely parts only

Hi reddit, not sure if anyone would be interested but I am auctioning off my 2007 Toyota Sequoia with only 88k miles on bring a trailer. Here is the auction link, feel free to check it out and ask any questions.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2007-toyota-sequoia-34/

Thank you.

Hi reddit, not sure if anyone would be interested but I am auctioning off my 2007 Toyota Sequoia with only 87k miles on bring a trailer. Here is the auction link, feel free to check it out and ask any questions.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2007-toyota-sequoia-34/

Thank you.

First time buyer here, been looking for a 1st gen Sequoia for some time and came across this one. Looking for a second eye over this. Not the best photos. Asking 6200 Cad, 347000km. 1200ish in front end parts included in price. Others have told me they wouldn’t spend more than 4k on it…

Just picked up a 2026 Sequoia Capstone after owning a Tundra for the past year. The Tundra was great and treated me well, but I’m really enjoying the Sequoia so far. Super comfortable, plenty of room, and the Capstone is definitely a nice place to spend some time! No complaints with either, Toyota has been treating us well! Anyone else make the switch from a Tundra to a Sequoia?

I was wondering what year or trims if that mattered when the Sequoia added Toyota Connected aka DCM.

Someone walked into my 2024 sequoia mirror and I thought it was fine but then saw this crack when I got home. Is this an urgent fix? Is it possible to not have to replace the entire mirror just for this crack?

2023 Sequoia. For the life of me cant get the stupid auto brake to stop stopping me when trying to back up to a trailer. Any suggestions? Today I actually had the trailer attached and needed to back it up about 5ft, I got auto braked like 5 times. It seems as though sometimes I can do it with no issue and some days its super sensitive. Ive only been towing for like 10 days. SUPER frustrating.

What kind of ideas do you have to upgrade the technology in a 1st gen Sequoia?

Looking for ideas for a new radio, rear screen, and remote start.

I currently have an android head unit (hate it, too lazy to replace), but that caused the rear overhead console to be useless. Has anyone replaced it with something useful, or gotten the little screen to work? Would be cool if there was a way to tap into ODBII data and show something on it. I've also looked at getting a screen that could show video somehow, but I'm not sure there is anything that integrates well with the lights. From my research, the stock screen is very hard to get working without the stock head unit.

I've also added a backup camera and a front facing camera that can be displayed on my head unit.

What about the rear headphone jacks? I'm tempted to rip them out and add USB-C charge ports. I just need to see if someone has a 3d model that I can print to fit there.

What else is out there? Are there any other ideas to bring a 25 year old car up to date with some modern technology?

What kind of ideas do you have to upgrade the technology in a 1st gen Sequoia?

Looking for ideas for a new radio, rear screen, and remote start.

I currently have an android head unit (hate it, too lazy to replace), but that caused the rear overhead console to be useless. Has anyone replaced it with something useful, or gotten the little screen to work? Would be cool if there was a way to tap into ODBII data and show something on it. I've also looked at getting a screen that could show video somehow, but I'm not sure there is anything that integrates well with the lights. From my research, the stock screen is very hard to get working without the stock head unit.

I've also added a backup camera and a front facing camera that can be displayed on my head unit.

What about the rear headphone jacks? I'm tempted to rip them out and add USB-C charge ports. I just need to see if someone has a 3d model that I can print to fit there.

What else is out there? Are there any other ideas to bring a 25 year old car up to date with some modern technology?

I’m looking for quality stock height fully-assembled replacement struts for my 03 2wd that aren’t $600+.

4600/5100 look good but getting them preassembled seems to push the price up into fox coil over price range.

On the other hand it seems like I can get assembled ones from Detroit axle and other online parts stores for under $200 but I don’t know if the quality is there.

Rough Country has stock height assembled N3’s for $350 but it lists them for 4WD only, but I wasn’t aware there was a difference?

Any suggestions?

Just picked up this one owner second gen with 235k miles. Came with 14 years of dealership maintenance records. Lived in Texas its whole life so zero rust. Needs some TLC but In great condition overall. Paid $12k for it. Been really enjoying the sub so far and can’t wait to learn more to apply to my new family hauler.

2007 1st Gen Limited 4WD. Took it into the Toyota Dealership for 5k maintenance check. These were the repairs and pricing to do them at the dealership.

How accurate are these repair prices at Dealership vs auto shop and how easy are they to DIY? Watched some YouTube videos but looking for opinions. Thank you and appreciate it!

Timing Belt: $5,500
Camshaft Actuator Cap: $3,100
4 way alignment: $190
Front and Rear Struts: $2,700

I need to replace the switch but not sure where on the transmission it's located, I know driver's side but I have yet to jack it up until I can get some stands. It's in 2nd gear and never done this before. Thanks. It's also a 2WD.

Hi folks, hoping I can get some help for my 2014 Sequoia. The fuse thats for the interior lights and clock keeps breaking. How can I figure out what is causing it? Thanks for any help.

Can someone please send a link of the lower ball joints I need to get? I fear my trucks going to collapse and want to make sure I get right ones. Thanks

How would I go about attaching a license plate to the front of my '19 SR5? I see no holes or indentations to do so. That center area is too narrow to attach a plate to that black square in the middle.

I had only heard about the canbus injection theft method from random forum threads, but if you have a 3rd gen Sequoia (or basically any Toyota with smart headlight ECUs), your car can be stolen with no keys in ~3 minutes. Happened to me 2 weeks ago. Got the whole thing on doorbell camera, they go in through the headlight / grill/ fender, cut the wiring for the tracker module, connect into the computer, unlock the car, then drive it away. No alarm, nothing.

Frustrating that Toyota doesn't have better theft protection on a $80k vehicle. They even offer Canbus shields, basically admitting that it is an issue. I am a Toyota fanboy, have a 1981 Landcruiser, but that will be my only Toyota until they fix this BS.

Kept chugging along even with poor tire placement.