Used 2023 Toyota Sequoia Consumer Reviews

We drove every single SUV on the market and compared all the prices. We got everything we wanted in the Sequoia! The value for the price outweighed all the smaller SUVs for the slightly lower price points. The trunk space is def. smaller compared to other SUV options but it works well and I have 3 little ones. I am 5 months in and I am getting about 18mpg. Love the interior and all the features of having a Capstone. Only complaint is the JBL speakers aren’t loud enough for me & the screen is yearsssss behind Tesla- but that’s not apples to apples. Overall, love it!

No the storage area doesn’t bother me. I actually really like it because I keep my tire inflator, and some other stuff down on the bottom there with the whole second larger area to put things without moving things around. I did turn off the engine noise from the speakers. It has 2 extra speakers, so it’s not the same JBL setup as in the other trims. The acoustics glass really does make a difference in the Capstone trim. Seat heaters work well when comparing to years prior for Toyota. White and black is actually easy to clean even with kids. Wish they would have kept it for 2026. I also must have the panoramic sunroof because in the PNW we barely get sunshine so when we do I want to see it.

I love my Sequoia, it has massive power and easy to drive. I don’t mind the trunk space, I am able to push the 3rd row of seat forward and hall what I need. After initial break in period I am getting 19 miles per gallon on average.