An article from the B2C website calls the Toyota Sequoia “old-school cool.” It touts the Sequoia’s sturdy ladder-style frame and four-wheel independent suspension, which make it stronger than many other cars and crossovers. The Sequoia’s trailer hitch receiver is incorporated into the last cross member, so welds hold the hitch into place rather than bolts for even more stability.

Other pros of the Toyota Sequoia include an ample cargo area — one of the largest in this class, according to a review on Edmunds.com. The vehicle also offers a comfortable ride over bumps for such a large vehicle, and has “respectable” off-road capability for a larger SUV.

The Sequoia also offers flexible arrangements for hauling gear and passengers — you can seat up to eight people in the vehicle. Or you can opt for second-row captain’s chairs to give the second-row riders even more space. A second-row climate control system helps keep your passengers comfortable, and three auxiliary outlets will keep everyone’s gadgets charged up and ready.

The optional rear-seat entertainment system offers a Blu-ray player and a 120 volt power outlet for a laptop, gaming system or almost any device. Safety features include blind spot monitor and rear cross-traffic alert.

When you’re ready to head out for adventure, take it all along in the Toyota Sequoia. The vehicle offers towing capacity of up to 7400 pounds and a tow/haul mode to offer the right transmission setting for the job.

Visit Earnhardt Toyota or any Earnhardt Auto Centers dealership today to check out the Toyota Sequoia!

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