Did I miss a post where you said you were selling?Being that I have never owned a LC I wouldn’t call it going back. The Sequoia is fine for now and it was a huge step up from my old Tundra, I’ve learned a lot and don’t regret getting it. There are a lot of reasons to go 100 but number one is that I plan for my wife and I to go down to one car. There’s a lot of factors that make that possible (even easy) for us to do so it just makes a lot of sense. A LC is built to last a long time and I plan to keep it a very, very long time. I see the 100 as the one car out there that can do absolutely everything that both my wife and I want and need a vehicle to do. I also like the 4th gen T4R (I actually prefer the size vs the 100) but the build quality just isn’t there and it’s not as comfortable on road trips.
I still see the Sequoia as the best bang for your buck Toyota 4x4 out there. If downsizing wasn’t an option for us I would definitely hang on to it.