I'd also like to hear what owners have to say. Both the Highlander and Pilot appear reliable in our stats. We don't have much data on the Sequoia.
Do you need all-wheel drive? How roomy does the third-row seat have to be?
| 0 |
| 1 | 0 | 3 | 4 | 3 | 4 |
Decent, cheap extra SUV for carrying the family on occasional trips. Not for daily driver.
Member4808
I am mainly looking for reliability. I've seen some 2003-2005 Honda Pilots and Toyota Highlanders and Sequoias, which look interesting, but I'm interested in real-world experiences with reliability. This will be an extra car, not a daily driver.
Priorities: Price or payments / Reliability & durability / Ride smoothness
Preferred Bodystyle(s): SUV
Car Needs: Family transporter / Errands about town / Long trips
Primary Driver(s): Short driver
Will consider new cars only
Sign in or join TrueDelta to post your own thoughts.
Response from mkaresh
1:17 am November 29, 2015
Response from dougbaughn
2:58 pm November 29, 2015
Hi Rob,
We have a 2001 4WD Sequoia with 120,000 trouble-free miles. We bought it used in 2003 and loved it when our 5 boys were younger. They're all grown but the Sequoia remains the go-to for road trips. Very comfortable, sufficient power and great in snow with our mud and snow tires.
I tend to baby our cars and she still looks great inside and out. We have no plans to get rid of her. Very solid with a bullet-proof engine. Highly recommend.
| 1 |
Response from jpad108
11:30 am November 30, 2015
We have a 2015 Highlander and are very pleased with it. We also test drove the Honda CRV but wanted something a little bigger. We also loved our Chevy Traverse although it is a bigger car.
| 1 |
Sign in or join TrueDelta to post your own thoughts.
