2013 Toyota Sequoia SR5 - 85,268 mi
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Year | Price | Mileage |
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2020 | $53,234 to $63,624 | 1,000 to 18,759 miles |
2019 | $35,994 to $52,099 | 11,388 to 41,407 miles |
2018 | $41,203 to $49,319 | 13,479 to 59,414 miles |
2017 | $36,429 to $45,125 | 20,691 to 75,701 miles |
Top Cities | Average Price |
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Denver | $21,838 |
Oklahoma City | $22,012 |
Los Angeles | $24,848 |
Atlanta | $26,022 |
Greenville | $26,831 |
Norfolk | $28,433 |
Birmingham | $28,869 |
Dallas | $31,316 |
Austin | $32,548 |
Seattle | $34,225 |
Washington | $35,039 |
Houston | $35,848 |
New York | $37,619 |
Baltimore | $38,508 |
Philadelphia | $42,326 |
Chicago | $44,606 |
Saint Louis | $48,632 |
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Red | $3,754Average Savings |
Green | $21,372Average Premium |
Rank | Color | Compared to Avg Price |
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1 | Red | $3,754 Savings |
2 | Silver | $1,799 Savings |
3 | Gray | $127 Savings |
4 | White | $356 Higher |
5 | Black | $499 Higher |
6 | Blue | $5,124 Higher |
7 | Green | $21,372 Higher |
Good times to buy |
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Good times to sell |
- Make an extra $198 on average: February, March, April, May, June, July, August are good times to sell to get the best prices |
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Year | Average Price | Deals | Listings |
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2021 Toyota Sequoia for Sale | $64,736 | - | 383 listings |
2020 Toyota Sequoia for Sale | $61,867 | Save $4,019 on 14 deals | 106 listings |
2019 Toyota Sequoia for Sale | $48,141 | Save $8,804 on 28 deals | 93 listings |
2018 Toyota Sequoia for Sale | $44,807 | Save $6,208 on 20 deals | 105 listings |
2017 Toyota Sequoia for Sale | $40,436 | Save $9,873 on 26 deals | 97 listings |
2016 Toyota Sequoia for Sale | $34,585 | Save $8,250 on 21 deals | 116 listings |
2015 Toyota Sequoia for Sale | $30,339 | Save $2,655 on 13 deals | 72 listings |
Average Price | Deals | Listings | |
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Acura MDX for Sale | $35,284 | Save $9,879 on 2,724 deals | 12,557 listings |
Chevrolet Tahoe for Sale | $37,133 | Save $11,410 on 3,348 deals | 14,544 listings |
Ford Expedition for Sale | $42,694 | Save $14,068 on 1,363 deals | 8,266 listings |
Average Price | Deals | Listings | |
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Toyota Sequoia in Houston | $36,040 | Save $2,724 on 11 deals | 80 listings |
Toyota Sequoia in Atlanta | $26,577 | Save $3,202 on 9 deals | 57 listings |
Toyota Sequoia in Dallas | $31,349 | Save $1,655 on 11 deals | 54 listings |
Toyota Sequoia in Chicago | $40,975 | Save $1,735 on 4 deals | 45 listings |
Toyota Sequoia in Miami | $55,542 | Save $324 on 1 deal | 21 listings |
Toyota Sequoia in Los Angeles | $25,140 | Save $5,375 on 12 deals | 58 listings |
Toyota Sequoia in Philadelphia | $42,834 | Save $3,054 on 8 deals | 48 listings |
Toyota Sequoia in San Antonio | $35,745 | Save $2,500 on 4 deals | 29 listings |
Toyota Sequoia in Phoenix | $33,910 | Save $4,389 on 6 deals | 31 listings |
Toyota Sequoia in Orlando | $33,682 | Save $392 on - | 20 listings |
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Used Toyota Sequoia Limited
(2001-2020)
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$23,165 | 482 Listings |
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Used Toyota Sequoia SR5
(2001-2020)
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$17,464 | 464 Listings |
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Used Toyota Sequoia Platinum
(2008-2020)
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$36,970 | 349 Listings |
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Used Toyota Sequoia TRD Sport
(2018-2020)
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$50,019 | 37 Listings |
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Used Toyota Sequoia TRD Pro
(2020)
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$63,478 | 21 Listings |
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Used Toyota Sequoia Nightshade
(2021)
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$61,343 | 4 Listings |
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Introduced for the 2001 model year, the Toyota Sequoia is the largest sport utility vehicle in the Toyota lineup with underpinnings shared with the Toyota Tundra pickup truck. The Sequoia was the first full-sized SUV to be introduced into the American market by a Japanese automaker and is built in Princeton, Indiana. The Sequoia has two generations of design, with the second generation being introduced in the 2008 model year.
The Sequoia was introduced just after the newly-redesigned pickup it shares components with. Both two-wheel (rear-drive) and four-wheel drive options were sold and a large 4.7-liter V8 engine powered the first-generation Sequoia. This engine saw some design improvements in 2005.
The second-generation Sequoia was introduced in 2008 with a completely revamped frame and chassis design. Suspension improvements upgraded the ride quality and better turning radius as well as flat-folding rear seats for better cargo versatility. The new body design was more truck-like, but sophisticated. Engine options include the 4.7L from the original, a new 5.7-liter V8, and soon a 4.6-liter to replace the 4.7.
In most crash testing, the Toyota Sequoia has done well and comes standard in both generations with a goodly array of safety features. The Sequoia competes with the Ford Expedition, Chevrolet Tahoe, and Honda Pilot. In price point and capability, it slots just underneath the more premium Land Cruiser and above the smaller 4Runner.
The majority of complaints against the Sequoia are for the first model year, 2001, which at high mileage can often have transmission failure requiring serious repair or replacement. Other complaints in the first-generation are for warning lights that illuminate without engine codes to match. The Sequoia enjoys a good reputation for reliability from the 2006 model years forward.