2004 Toyota Sequoia Limited Sport Utility 4-door 4.7l on 2040-cars
Galveston, Texas, United States
This Toyota Sequoia was handed down to me by my mom a few years back. It does have high mileage but still runs good. I have taken my family across Texas several times in it and would not hesitate to do so again. Being almost 10 years old it does have normal wear and tear. A few things to note are the rear windshield wiper doesn't work, the antenna only extends half way up, and one of the door speakers is blown. Mechanically she still runs good; I've had my mechanic check her over and do some minor maintenance and he says she still has a lot of life left. I put new Michelins on approx one year ago (appear to have at least half their tread). Has all options you can imagine; leather seats (still in good condition), floor mats, heated seats, dual power seats, 3rd row seating (which is removable, rear ac controls, ac blows cold, and more.... If you know anything about Toyota's you know they can easily run for 400 -500,000 miles and not hiccup. Reserve is well under private party book value
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Thu, 21 Feb 2013When it debuted last year, the Toyota Camry came in for some criticism over its interior, most centered on material choices - both in quality (not enough) and variety (too much). Thus, Toyota has responded after just one model year, updating both materials and features on its gas-powered and hybrid family sedans for 2013.
The LE version appeared to get the lion's share of the improvements. Specifically, the LE is getting "soft-touch" door materials as well as armrests that match the rest of the interior color (instead of being black). The LE model also gets Toyota's six-inch display screen that helps folks get a better gander at the car's energy usage and fuel economy, among other things. Other changes include adding cross-traffic alert for models equipped with blind spot monitoring
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As is typical for a model as as customizable as a pickup, Toyota's pricing structure is far from simple. Adding the 5.7-liter V8 at one trim level can cost several hundred dollars more or less than another trim level - the same goes for adding four-wheel drive. So, rather than break out the Enigma Machine to try and decipher what options cost what on which trim, we've just rolled the whole pricing chart in. Scroll down for a look, including Toyota's full press release, and then check out our recent First Drive feature of the truck.