Toyota Sequoia

Toyota launched the Sequoia for the 2001 model year as its first full-size SUV, based on the Tundra pickup. The first generation used the venerable 4.7L 2UZ-FE V8, while the larger second generation, which debuted in 2008, offered the much more powerful 5.7L 3UR-FE V8. A third generation arrived for 2023 with a hybrid twin-turbo V6, moving the model onto the modern TNGA-F global platform.

Collectors and enthusiasts seek out the Sequoia for its legendary Toyota reliability and impressive capability. It's not uncommon to see first and second-generation examples with over 300,000 miles still running strong. This durability makes them popular platforms for overlanding builds, tow vehicles, and no-nonsense family haulers. First-generation models, in particular, are admired for their simple mechanics and classic proportions.

The market for Sequoias is broad, with 115 recent sales showing an average price of $19,702. Early, high-mileage trucks can be found for just a few thousand dollars. Well-preserved, low-mileage examples from any generation command strong premiums, with late-model TRD Pro and Capstone trims representing the top of the market.

Prices for the Toyota Sequoia range from $200 for project vehicles to $85,000 for late-model and top-spec examples.