If it comes with the same drivetrain as the new Tundra, it’s crossed my mind of trading my 19’ LC.
Am I alone?
Am I alone?
New 2023 toyota sequoia, hmmm. Anyone thinking of trading in for one? (1 Viewer)
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gaijin
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Yes.
Sequoias are made for smooth paved american roads. You'll never see a Sequoia in a third world country. Also 112 inch wheelbase is the magic number. I'm also a huge sucker for J-vins.
Also IRS? No thanks. They won't flex as well as a solid rear axle even with air suspension gadgetry where it pushes up the opposing wheel.
Trade up a 200 for a LX600/LX600h, 100% yes. But 200 for next gen Sequoia, not for me.
Also IRS? No thanks. They won't flex as well as a solid rear axle even with air suspension gadgetry where it pushes up the opposing wheel.
Trade up a 200 for a LX600/LX600h, 100% yes. But 200 for next gen Sequoia, not for me.
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Just trade your lc in for a sienna…
the only mod on my Lc is bbs trd pro with the biggest bfg’s they could fit.I’ve never off roaded the thing and filling up almost twice a week is annoying af!!!
got a 3rd kid on the way, very tempted.
Sienna definitely could be practical.. I justify the LC extra cost as safety insurance. If there is an emergency that requires to do some light off reading ie drive over the median on the highway, the LC should be up to the task. Also, I think the LC would hold up well in case of collision.
A 2022 sequoia that gets 25 MPG HWY, has 450 HP could and top safety features could be tempting.
A 2022 sequoia that gets 25 MPG HWY, has 450 HP could and top safety features could be tempting.
^^^ Truth.
PhuckItImDone
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I'm more inclined to trade towards an AMG wagon, especially with a 3rd kid. V90s also cross my mind, almost daily.
Previously owned Land Cruiser 200 Series "For Sale".
All maintenance records are up to date, gently driven.
Local pick up only.
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That’s what I’m thinking. If the hybrid drive train
See, damage multiplier in action!
Learn something new everyday! I always wondered why people would buy a land cruiser over a Sequoia, I knew both were body on frame but didn't know that Sequoia had an IRS!
bjowett
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The Sequoia is a well built beast. The IRS is Land Cruiser worthy in size and durability.... not to mention it has far more potential in most situations, heavy towing and articulation are where it will trail the solid axle of the LC.
I’m curious about it, especially if they’ll up the cargo capacity to compete with the Suburban/Expedition.
I don’t see it replacing the LC if they make it bigger.
I don’t see it replacing the LC if they make it bigger.
I was looking for 21/22 sequoias, but they look out of stock nationwide. Between the 23 and the chip shortage it looks low stock this year.
