Used 2004 Toyota Sequoia for Sale

There really isn't much about this vehicle I do not like, but shortly after buying it, two things happened. The rear window used to lower and raise but quit working. That was a fun feature. The other is the handle for accessing the back where one would store suitcases for road trips or groceries broke as well. I discovered this was common among many Sequoia owners and not just mine. Toyota wants nearly $500 to fix just the broken handle. I have yet to take mine in as this amount of money can always be better spent elsewhere. Groceries ride in the front and on the laps of the lucky passengers of that day. One other feature I don't like is the placement of the clock and its color. It is low and green. I usually can never make out the time, and knowing the time when shuttling kids is extremely important. I have to constantly ask the children.

The back hatch lever broke, and the only way to replace is to tear the entire door apart to fix a small plastic piece that should have been made of metal. The seat belts could use updating and sometimes slip when clicked into place. The radio went out, and the volume control messes up and will be way too loud if it gets bumped.