2020 Sequoia TRD Pro
02-07-19, 02:25 PM
#1
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2020 Sequoia TRD Pro
saw the Sasquatch video before the reveal. I don't want to be negative as lately I have been leaning a little more negative than positive.
But serioulsy, this is worse than GM in the 80s and 90s. Remember when there was the 98 Tahoe Z71?
How on Earth is Toyota getting away with this model. If you watch the video, nobody clapped when the cover came off at the Auto Show, so the Toyota guys says "don't be bashful"
This is really sad.
But serioulsy, this is worse than GM in the 80s and 90s. Remember when there was the 98 Tahoe Z71?
How on Earth is Toyota getting away with this model. If you watch the video, nobody clapped when the cover came off at the Auto Show, so the Toyota guys says "don't be bashful"
This is really sad.
02-07-19, 02:41 PM
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02-07-19, 02:43 PM
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The Sequoia is long in the tooth, it is putting lipstick in a pig. Why not axe the Landcruiser for the US market, as sales are not material. I would redo the Sequoia and bring the model current and axe the LC. I usually see LCs sit on dealer lots around here for a year or so. I liked the Sequoia, bit it needs a major redo plus 25% or more better fuel economy. Great family hauler though.
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02-07-19, 03:24 PM
#8
Maybe so, but LC sales in the US are much lower than Sequoia. Can’t live in the past. They should combine the LC and Sequoia and make one formidable large SUV for US market. As of now, they both are dated and have sales that are laughable.
02-07-19, 03:26 PM
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the sequoia is still pretty lit though, and has some serious oomph to it
i always said it was the best zombie apocalypse vehicle
i always said it was the best zombie apocalypse vehicle
02-07-19, 03:50 PM
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I think they will merge them together. As for sated, yes LC is. But it is still very nice.
02-07-19, 04:02 PM
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02-07-19, 04:21 PM
#12
At some point with sales levels so low you would think that Toyota would consider alternatives for the US market. Both the LC and Sequoia are so dated, that I could not even consider one. I have tried but common sense prevailed. I would never think of the LC as prestigious, but that’s me.
02-07-19, 04:26 PM
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At some point with sales levels so low you would think that Toyota would consider alternatives for the US market. Both the LC and Sequoia are so dated, that I could not even consider one. I have tried but common sense prevailed. I would never think of the LC as prestigious, but that’s me.
One of the things that makes the LC prestigious is, of course, its well-heeled price-tag, which (deservedly so) is actually pretty close to its Lexus LX counterpart. This sets it apart from other U.S.-market Toyota models, which tend to play second-fiddle to their Lexus cousins in the prestige department, such as Camry/ES, Highlander/RX, RAV-4/NX, C-HR/UX, etc....
02-07-19, 04:41 PM
#14
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saw the Sasquatch video before the reveal. I don't want to be negative as lately I have been leaning a little more negative than positive.
But serioulsy, this is worse than GM in the 80s and 90s. Remember when there was the 98 Tahoe Z71?
How on Earth is Toyota getting away with this model. If you watch the video, nobody clapped when the cover came off at the Auto Show, so the Toyota guys says "don't be bashful"
This is really sad.
But serioulsy, this is worse than GM in the 80s and 90s. Remember when there was the 98 Tahoe Z71?
How on Earth is Toyota getting away with this model. If you watch the video, nobody clapped when the cover came off at the Auto Show, so the Toyota guys says "don't be bashful"
This is really sad.
The Sequoia is long in the tooth, it is putting lipstick in a pig. Why not axe the Landcruiser for the US market, as sales are not material. I would redo the Sequoia and bring the model current and axe the LC. I usually see LCs sit on dealer lots around here for a year or so. I liked the Sequoia, bit it needs a major redo plus 25% or more better fuel economy. Great family hauler though.
One of the things that makes the LC prestigious is, of course, its well-heeled price-tag, which (deservedly so) is actually pretty close to its Lexus LX counterpart. This sets it apart from other U.S.-market Toyota models, which tend to play second-fiddle to their Lexus cousins in the prestige department, such as Camry/ES, Highlander/RX, RAV-4/NX, C-HR/UX, etc....
02-07-19, 04:49 PM
#15
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Back to the Sequoia, though....I do agree with the comments about it being dated, and it doesn't have the LC's air of prestige to rest on, either.