To misspell a vanity plate? Embarrassing. To have the correct spelling twice within two feet? Mortifying. To own a Toyota Sequoia
To misspell a vanity plate? Embarrassing. To have the correct spelling twice within two feet? Mortifying. To own a Toyota Sequoia
Toyota responds to, but doesn't refute, claims by PickupTrucks.com that they'll kill the body-on-frame Sequoia
Toyota is reportedly killing the full-size Sequoia SUV. We hear they're not planning on building a replacement off the Taurus Camry platform. [PickupTrucks]
All Denise Anderson wanted to do was test drive a used Toyota Sequoia at her local Tampa Bay, Florida dealership. Unfortunately, a nine-foot alligator beat her there. Chomp, chomp!
Toyota appears to have hit upon a novel way of unloading excess US truck and SUV supply: Send the vehicles overseas. While no firm decisions have been made, Steve St. Angelo, president of Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky, told a group of industry observers the company's full-size Tundra
If you're waiting for the 2008 Sequoia
Toyota's new 2008 Sequoia looks like it's been hitting the 'roids (I swear, it was flaxseed oil), with a new, bulkier front-end that looks like it was grafted directly from the Tundra, with a little more heft added around the fenders. And what's the point of taking steroids without getting a performance enhancement?…