Overview & Reviews

For 2003, the eight-passenger Sequoia SUV features new 17-inch alloy wheels and tires and an inside rearview auto-dimming mirror as standard equipment on the top-of-the-line Limited grade, and as options on the SR5 model. A rear DVD entertainment system with two cordless headphones, and a load leveling rear suspension are new features available on both Sequoia models.

• Ultrarefined drivetrain, surprisingly agile handling, versatile and comfortable interior, Toyota reputation for reliability.

• Nondescript styling, comparatively low towing capacity.

User Reviews:

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  We own both 2002 Tahoe & 2003 Sequoia! - 2003 Toyota Sequoia
  By mikeanddaph - May 17 - 2:00 am

  Finally a review from someone who owns both! TAHOE pros... acceleration, seat comfort, interior layout, towing, interior lighting. Tahoe cons... engine lite flashes for no reason, steering too sensitive on highway, radio is tinny at low levels, bad mpg, OVERALL 8.5/10 SEQUOIA pros... reliability, exterior styling, power rear window, retractable mirrors Sequoia cons... interior lighting, Seat style/comfort, dash layout (Wiper switch goes on when I put in park!), door mounted swithes are too small!, bad MPG. OVERALL 7.5/10.

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  New Sequoia Owner - 2003 Toyota Sequoia
  By AWANG - January 3 - 2:00 am

  This is a bargain if comparing to Lexus LX470. Toyota makes a full-size SUV closer to affortable with Sequoia. The engin is smooth and quiet, cabin is spacious. Other than poor fuel economics, I have no complain.

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  A good car but less than I expected - 2003 Toyota Sequoia
  By M - July 23 - 5:53 am

  Overall the sequoia has been reliable and comfortable for long trips. But its not the Toyota quality Ive come to expect. Not just the car but also the dealer service. I bought without looking at other suvs - mistake. Quality issues: - glass breakage sensor has never worked - gear indicator lights (D, N) burned out - rear window has been fixed 2 times - rear door handle broke on a ski trip, making it impossible to open the hatch - OEM tires were awful - causing the car to feel misaligned. Toyota denied issues. Dealer finally admitted others had the same issue. Fixed with a set of duelers. - within the 1st year driver window started sounding like it was going to fall out.

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  Best SUV in its class - 2003 Toyota Sequoia
  By JL012860 - July 17 - 2:00 am

  I love my new Sequoia! Its so quiet and smooth; nice acceleration; doesnt feel like a truck like some SUVs; very small radius of turn for making tight U- ies; did I mention it was very quiet. Sucks up a lot of gas....compare to my Honda Accord. Very happy I with my choice...as long as gas price stays below $2.

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  happyily drving in nj - 2003 Toyota Sequoia
  By hil - July 11 - 10:00 am

  Powerful; comfortable; fun; effortlessly accommodates burgeoning family,large dogs & equipment.

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  Does it get any better for the money? - 2003 Toyota Sequoia
  By quickfix - July 5 - 10:00 am

  After 10 years of Tahoes and Suburbans this is a breath of fresh air. I get lots of compliments from friends and strangers on the good looks. With one year and 42K miles it hasent missed a beat. The original tires,Dunlop Grand Trek, are worthless. A set of Bridgestone Revos cant be beat.

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  Still in good shape!! - 2003 Toyota Sequoia
  By Lori Atkins - April 22 - 8:10 pm

  Well, its true what they say... You get bored with a Toyota before you HAVE to buy one. This car is running great, with routine care. Just changed the serpentine belt, brakes ( sadly more often than Id like, as this is supposedly a heavy vehicle ) tuned up, and it is ready to go another who knows how many miles. Headlights are frustratingly dim, despite bringing in to the dealer. That is probably the worst thing I could say! It is AMAZING in the Connecticut winters, runs smooth, I dont even worry about reliability. Hauling kids, boats, dogs, this Sequoia handles everything. Almost afraid to think about another car maker. Wouldnt hesitate buying a higher mileage Sequoia!