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2018 Toyota Sequoia Customer Reviews

Toyota Sequoia 2018

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What customers like

Cargo Space, Interior Space, Reliability

What they don't

Technology and Entertainment, Fuel Economy, Dashboard

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Luxurious large SUV 2018 Toyota Sequoia

Pros

  • Cargo Space

    Huge trunk area even with the third row sitting upright. And the second row when folded has flaps to cover the gap between the second and third rows, increasing the amount of cargo space further.

  • Interior Space

    The vehicle is taller and wider than several other SUVs in that same size. There is a lot of head room in the entire vehicle, and there is much more foot room for those in the second or third rows than other SUVs.

  • Reliability

    Toyota is a reputable company for many many years, they stand behind their products. After owning several other Toyota models, we took a few years away on other manufacturers but were comfortable to come back to Toyota. The Sequioa is a beast in size, yet rides like a luxury vehicle in smoothness and silence.

Cons

  • Technology and Entertainment

    The radio screen is quite small, and isn't nearly as up to date as other manufacturers of this same year. Unfortunately neither the dash not radio screens actually display the artist or song on radio which is a bummer - and worst of all you can't mark favorite artists or songs from the radio. Going from a 2017 GMC to a 2018 Toyota I would have thought the screen size and offerings would be similar, but Toyota sadly loses points in this category.

  • Fuel Economy

    Fuel economy is fair, but not fantastic. Several other larger SUVs get better MPG, we average about 14 in the city and 17.5 on the highway. It's a V8, and does not have flex cylinders so some of that is expected.

  • Dashboard

    The dashboard center display is somewhat small and does not offer a whole lot of information. For the most part we keep it on the speedometer screen, as unfortunately neither the dash not radio screens actually display the artist or song on radio which is a bummer.