Earle 
2003 Toyota Sequoia SUV SR5 4WD 4dr SUV (4.7L 8cyl 4A)
Excellent Used Vehicle Value
 I want to add a review of a used, older vehicle, since I value those reviews.  That's also the vehicle market I am in.  I generally don't buy new vehicles.  Instead, I tend to look for good used vehicles with 100k miles on them that I am confident will get to 200k miles with few problems.  As such, I need and value reliable and dependable vehicles.  Seems to be for us the most economical way to go.  We are second owners of an 2003 Sequoia, which we bought to replace a Sienna.  Bought the Sequoia five years ago with 90k miles on it and we have since added 50k miles.  We have five children, ages 12 and under, and we live in rural Montana.  The vehicle has performed for us very well.  All seven of us fit comfortably.  There hasn't been any winter weather conditions it couldn't handle.  Feels very safe on the road. It does have the notorious rear door problems and a couple of other minor issues, but overall the vehicle has performed flawlessly.  I love 4.7L V8 engine.  While not the most fuel efficient, I am satisfied because we are only about 1.5 mpg less than what we were getting on our AWD Sienna.  The Sienna was a bit more comfortable and roomy, but it could not handle the rough terrain and winter conditions nearly as well as the Sequoia.  I recently looked at a newer generation Sequioa.  It is bigger and better but not enough to justify the price.  Putting 10k miles on our 2003 Sequoia a year, we hope it will continue to serve us well for several more years until the kids start leaving home and we can then downsize.  Thus far, I am very pleased as this seems to have been an excellent vehicle purchase for our family.  Great value!  UPDATE:  I have been asked to provide an update.  I don't feel to change anything on my review.  We are still very pleased with the Sequoia.  It continues to meet our family's needs while handling the rural Montana environment.  We've added 10k miles and done some routine maintenance, including the notorious rear door latch.  Even so, we feel it continues to be a good value vehicle.  Probably our best vehicle purchase we've ever made.  No regrets.