2016 Toyota Sequoia SR5 - 111,127 mi
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Listed 25 days ago
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$30,999
$32,999
Fair Deal
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| Year | Average Price | Deals | Listings |
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| 2022 Toyota Sequoia for Sale | $61,637 | - | 68 listings |
| 2021 Toyota Sequoia for Sale | $66,915 | Save $15,350 on 9 deals | 65 listings |
| 2020 Toyota Sequoia for Sale | $65,134 | Save $10,579 on 9 deals | 75 listings |
| 2019 Toyota Sequoia for Sale | $50,962 | Save $12,060 on 13 deals | 177 listings |
| 2018 Toyota Sequoia for Sale | $50,977 | Save $2,919 on 13 deals | 138 listings |
| 2017 Toyota Sequoia for Sale | $45,269 | Save $3,356 on 6 deals | 74 listings |
| 2016 Toyota Sequoia for Sale | $38,944 | Save $5,398 on 17 deals | 101 listings |
| Average Price | Deals | Listings | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acura MDX for Sale | $30,489 | Save $10,481 on 554 deals | 5,398 listings |
| Chevrolet Tahoe for Sale | $40,923 | Save $16,694 on 1,976 deals | 13,455 listings |
| Ford Expedition for Sale | $45,579 | Save $16,861 on 1,202 deals | 7,879 listings |
| Average Price | Deals | Listings | |
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| Toyota Sequoia in Houston | $40,240 | Save $10,086 on 10 deals | 60 listings |
| Toyota Sequoia in Atlanta | $27,653 | Save $3,103 on 5 deals | 36 listings |
| Toyota Sequoia in Dallas | $27,396 | Save $2,966 on 11 deals | 58 listings |
| Toyota Sequoia in Chicago | $36,317 | Save $2,283 on 4 deals | 35 listings |
| Toyota Sequoia in Miami | $37,550 | Save $1,726 on 2 deals | 22 listings |
| Toyota Sequoia in Los Angeles | $24,198 | Save $15,350 on 12 deals | 97 listings |
| Toyota Sequoia in Philadelphia | $33,225 | Save $3,417 on 9 deals | 35 listings |
| Toyota Sequoia in San Antonio | $42,365 | Save $1,808 on 3 deals | 31 listings |
| Toyota Sequoia in Phoenix | $23,254 | Save $4,550 on 16 deals | 60 listings |
| Toyota Sequoia in Orlando | $24,067 | Save $3,821 on 8 deals | 40 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.
