2018 Toyota Sequoia Review: You’re Still Here?
As Americans continue to gobble up SUVs at a prodigious rate, automakers are scrambling to get new, exciting examples of their biggest people movers to market. In early 2016, Nissan previewed the Infiniti QX80-based Armada, which is now on sale. And late last year, Ford introduced a hugely improved Expedition, while General Motors is allegedly prepping new Chevy, GMC, and Cadillac versions of its truck-based SUVs for 2020.
Big SUV Stories:
Toyota? It’s not doing much. The Japanese automaker refreshed its aging Sequoia earlier this year, showing its work at the Chicago Auto Show in February. But while the Tundra-based family hauler has some new bits, it’s still miles behind the competition (except in one very, very important area).
