The 2010 Toyota Sequoia is hardly in sync with the times, but it does offer competitive towing and hauling abilities—along with plenty of interior comforts—for those who need a real truck.
Overview of 2010 Toyota Sequoia
The 2010 Sequoia is a 4-door, up to 8-passenger sport-utility, available in 11 trims and MSRP as following:
SR5 4.6L 4X2 — $39,030
SR5 5.7L 4X2 — $39,655
SR5 4.6L 4X4 — $42,255
SR5 5.7L 4X4 — $42,880
SR5 5.7L 4X4 FFV — $42,880
Limited 4X2 — $49,140
Limited 4X4 — $52,365
Limited 4X4 FFV — $52,365
Platinum 4X2 — $56,180
Platinum 4X4 — $59,405
Platinum 4X4 FFV — $59,405
Upon introduction, the SR5 4.6L 4X2 is equipped with a standard 4.6-liter, V8, 310-horsepower engine that achieves 14-mpg in the city and 19-mpg on the highway. The Platinum 4X4 FFV is equipped with a standard 5.7-liter, V8, 381-horsepower, flexible fuel engine that achieves 13-mpg in the city and 18-mpg on the highway. A 6-speed automatic transmission with overdrive is standard on both trims.

The 2010 Sequoia is a carryover from 2009.

Index of 2010 Toyota Sequoia Expert Reviews

• thecarconnection—STYLING:The 2010 Toyota Sequoia is big and burly to the max on the outside, but not everyone likes the look; on the inside, it might be a little overstyled;PERFORMANCE:Yes, the 2010 Toyota Sequoia guzzles gas, but it’s a well-rounded performer with serious truck chops;QUALITY:Although materials of the 2010 Toyota Sequoia might not be at the head of the class, the vast interior could almost qualify as a studio apartment;SAFETY:Although we don’t have the most complete picture on the 2010 Toyota Sequoia’s occupant protection, its sheer size and long list of safety features are positives;FEATURES:The 2010 Toyota Sequoia is well-equipped, but to get the top features, you’ll need to step up to the Platinum model.

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Buying Tips:
Rebates and incentives should still be easy to come by; even though automakers scaled back production on these large SUVs over the past couple of years, there’s still a surplus—especially on the biggest, heaviest ones like the 2010 Toyota Sequoia.
Competitors Box
* Chevrolet Tahoe
* Ford Expedition
* Nissan Armada