2023 Toyota Sequoia
i can't get over that white profile pic. this thing is STILL a dinosaur. at some point an electric large suv is going to be available which is a foot shorter, way more interior space, quieter, and no more expensive. no the hummer isn't it. haven't looked at rivian r1s but assume it's smaller.
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i can't get over that white profile pic. this thing is STILL a dinosaur. at some point an electric large suv is going to be available which is a foot shorter, way more interior space, quieter, and no more expensive. no the hummer isn't it. haven't looked at rivian r1s but assume it's smaller.
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From: DE
I like the smaller wheels better, no need to have huge wheels, give more tire; I dunno about the front looks weird but overall looks ok. lets see if this is any bigger interior wise from last generation
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Looks great! Should prove to be popular. I particularly like the plain and simple greenhouse and pillar arrangement- old-school SUV where broad visibility was the norm.
Just don't like this new trend of the front end being higher than the mid-section. Makes the vehicle look like it's sagging in the middle. Started with the Camry and has spread all over. But that's just a nitpick.
I applaud Toyota on this one and the refreshed IS. Next Tacoma should hopefully build upon the momentum.
Just don't like this new trend of the front end being higher than the mid-section. Makes the vehicle look like it's sagging in the middle. Started with the Camry and has spread all over. But that's just a nitpick.
I applaud Toyota on this one and the refreshed IS. Next Tacoma should hopefully build upon the momentum.
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