2005 Toyota Sequoia

Pros: comfort, roomy, powerful, great in the winter

Cons: Gas mileage, large blind spot,not as easy to park as the old camry

Review: I was considering buying a car until we purchased a Golden Retriever. I went to the car dealer looking for a 4runner. They were just not big enough. Then I test drove the sequoia which is a truck. Well I fell in love with it. It is big enough to fit ...

Pros: Stylish, roomy and very comfy.

Cons: Expensive to own. As with any large SUV, gas mileage is poor (15/18)

Review: Great Vehicle! Very roomy, new for 2005 are the second row, Captain's chairs with center console, very comfy for passengers. Also, I love the 2 driver memory, which automatically resets the seat positions when switching between two drivers. 6 disc CD ...

Pros: Smooth, Powerful, Roomy, Excellent Quality

Cons: Blind Spots in Side Rear View Mirrors

Review: I bought my Sequoia because I needed a big vehicle for my business. I've usually owned small German cars so I switched to a Japanese monster reluctantly. But I love the Sequoia. It's roomy, smooth, easy to drive and it has plenty of power. Every ...

Pros: lots of room, split 3rd row, middle row seat folds up and locks in place

Cons: rides more like a truck than a car

Review: This car was worth every penny. I have 3 kids in car seats and it is the only one we could find that I can leave one of the seats in the middle row folded so that I can have a car seat easy to reach in the back row. The back row is split so there is ...

Pros: build quality, roominess, power, handling, size, style

Cons: with any SUV, the gas mileage

Review: The 2005 model now has 282 HP and with that has plenty of power. It also is larger inside than the GMC SUV or Cadillac Escalade. The build quality, attention to detail, styling and smooth ride make it an excellent choice. It also has the highest ...

Pros: Beautiful lines, tight & stiff ride (trucklike) - Handles great in snowy Colorado.

Cons: "Torque" lunging & battery issue, Difficult to own children's carseats & access 3rd row

The Bottom Line: A family with dogs-great car. With kids & carseats-marginal. Family w/ older kids-Awesome. The torque issue & weak battery are a PAIN IN THE HINEY.

Review: Nice styling, running boards are a must if you are under 5'10" - a tall climb. Stiff steering & ride (which I like vs. the GMC marshmallow Denali XL -which I also own...) I have enjoyed the Sequoia enough to own 2 of them. My biggest complaints with ...