Edmunds.com: Edmunds.com reviews the 2012 Sequoia and summarizes that its "class-leading refinement, versatility and user-friendly features" make it "one of the top picks among full-size SUVs." The flat-folding third-row seats are seen as a nice touch.
ConsumerReports.org: In addition to a full road test of the 2012 Toyota Sequoia, ConsumerReports.org also offers reliability data, depreciation forecasts and ownership satisfaction reports.
ConsumerGuide.com: ConsumerGuide.com editors give the 2012 Sequoia their Recommended rating (but not the highest Best Buy rating) after testing it.
FuelEconomy.gov: FuelEconomy.gov is run by the U.S. Department of Energy and the Environmental Protection Agency, which is the government body that assesses every new vehicle's fuel economy.
Motor Trend: This is a Motor Trend review of the 2011 Toyota Sequoia, which is nearly identical to the 2012 model.
Cars.com: This review on Cars.com was originally published by MotherProof.com, which provided reviews with a focus on family friendliness.
Kelley Blue Book: The editors of Kelley Blue Book provide a quick overview of the Sequoia, including details about trim levels and their favorite aspects of the car.
Truck Trend: While this review is from 2008, the models sampled here are, for the most part, very similar to their 2012 counterparts as the large SUV segment has received less attention from automakers.
Autoblog.com: This Autoblog.com review is from 2008, but the Sequoia is still largely the same as the model reviewer Dan Roth sampled, aside from a bit more power and trim changes.
TheTruthAboutCars.com: TheTruthAboutCars.com's review of the 2008 Toyota Sequoia ends with the statement that the Sequoia is "a bland-looking, gargantuan, comfortable SUV with a five-star engine, a two-star interior and lousy handling dynamics." Many other reviewers would disagree on a few of these points though.
Edmunds Inside Line: The Sequoia impresses all-around, as the editors "didn't expect that this 2008 Toyota Sequoia Limited 4x4 would ride so comfortably and handle so delicately, or that it would prove so quick." This reviewer says that with few exceptions the Sequoia "appears to be the best all-around eight-passenger SUV available."
About.com: Reviewer Jason Fogelson likes the Toyota Sequoia for the same reasons that most others do: plenty of power, towing capabilities, seating for eight and top-notch ergonomics.
