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2009 Toyota Sequoia

Hauls eight people, tows 10,000 pounds. edited by New Car Test Drive

Summary

2009 Toyota Sequoia

The Toyota Sequoia is built in America to satisfy North American conditions: big roads, big loads, and wide open spaces. There is ample power in reserve for towing and hauling, and a roomy, comfortable interior. There are so many small, thoughtful touches, we get the sense that the Sequoia is one of those SUVs an owner would grow to appreciate more and more as time goes on. If you require capability on a full-size scale, and you'd appreciate roomy, comfortable surroundings, the Toyota Sequoia should be on your short list.

John Stewart filed this report to NewCarTestDrive.com after driving the Sequoia around Durham, North Carolina.

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