As part of its 2016 line, Toyota has updated its classic SUV, the Sequoia. SUVs are a crowded market, with many models available to consumers looking for a roomy, powerful vehicle. But at the end of the day, the Sequoia comes out on top. Let’s take a look at some of the reasons why‌
One of the best things about SUVs is their roomy interiors, and the 2016 Sequoia has plenty of space for passengers and cargo. When measured against the 2016 Chevy Tahoe and other comparable models, the 2016 Sequoia offers the most room for passengers in every seat.
In addition to all that space, the 2016 Sequoia also has many features that make riding in it a luxuriously comfortable experience. These features include reclining second row seats and tri-zone climate control that keeps the interior at a comfortable temperature no matter the weather.
Compared to competitors like the Chevy Tahoe and the Ford Expedition, the Sequoia also beats the competition in terms of cargo space. Including the folding rear seats, the Sequoia is rated to carry 121 square feet of cargo, an impressive number even for a vehicle of its size.
Despite its size, many reviews have noted that the Sequoia handles incredibly nimbly for a vehicle of its class. Even with its V8 engine that’s powerful enough to stand up to any of its competitors, the Sequoia provides a smooth, quiet ride for drivers and passengers alike.
Don’t let the smooth handling and quiet engine fool you though – the Sequoia is a powerful vehicle capable of towing incredibly large loads. The 4-wheel drive 2016 Sequoia is rated to tow 7,100 pounds,1 and is able to tow just about anything the average driver would want it to, from personal watercraft to dirt bikes.
The Sequoia has long been trusted as a reliable, powerful vehicle, but the 2016 update has plenty of accessories to bring it in line with the best modern cars and trucks. This includes touchscreens, a 14-speaker sound system, Bluetooth, parking sensors, and even more great amenities.
On top of all those great features, the 2016 Toyota Sequoia is available for the great starting price of $45,960. Compare that to the Ford Expedition at $46,630, the Chevy Tahoe at $48,195, and the most expensive of the group, the GMC Yukon XL at $52,210, and it’s obvious why the Sequoia is your best option for a modern SUV.
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