Toyota debuts bigger Sequoia SUV at LA Auto Show

TOYOTA UNVEILS ALL-NEW 2008 SEQUOIA AT 2007 LOS ANGELES AUTO SHOW

LOS ANGELES, Calif., Nov. 14, 2007 - - Toyota unveiled the
second-generation Sequoia full-size sport utility vehicle at a press
conference today at the 2007 Los Angeles Auto Show. Sequoia is completely
new for 2008, with a new body, a new interior, a new chassis, an available
new 5.7L V8 engine/six-speed transmission combination and an increased
focus on efficiency, performance and driver/passenger comfort.
Since the Sequoia was introduced in 2000, the world has changed. With
both gasoline prices and environmental concerns on the rise, Toyota's
engineers and designers have taken steps to increase not just the 2008
Sequoia's performance and comfort, but also its efficiency and
environmental awareness.

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Hopefully this thing won't sell so Toyota will sh!tcan it and concentrate on more effecient vehicles.

 

This Araya fellow lived with an american SUV-happy family ... and
then WENT ALONG WITH IT??! yeesh. could have warned him about the
kool-aid.
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That thing is an abomination. Please make it go away.....

 

Let me see.... Toyota wants to be a GREEN company, but does not know how to at least make their monster trucks GREEN.

Uh... Ok. You can stop making fun of GM/Dodge now.

 

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Oh it will sell. The Sequoia has always sold well.

You guys always make me laugh, assuming that everyone is or should be like you. The Sequoia is very efficient for a vehicle of its size, and an automaker like Toyota needs to appeal to all buyers. The Sequoia is too big for me, but I would trade the Prius in an instant for a Highlander or some other similar SUV, even an Explorer, if my fiance would let me. The Prius is a good vehicle, it just doesn't fill our needs. The Sequoia would be overkill but for big families, people who tow, people who travel a lot and need/like room, its right up their alley.