2011 Toyota Sequoia Reviews, Pricing & Specs
What owners say
"Overall, drivers are enthusiastic about the 2011 Toyota Sequoia, praising its power, reliability, and spaciousness. Many appreciate its robust performance and excellent features, particularly for families. However, some drivers wish it had more modern amenities like remote start and Android Auto. Despite this, the Sequoia stands out as a dependable choice for those needing a full-size SUV."
This is my 4th Toyota suv. I’ve had a ‘00 4runner, ‘07 RAV4, and a 2016 4runner. My first time experiencing the Sequoia Limited’s v8 and have absolutely loved it. This is our dream family car. The space is incredible, the power, and durability of Toyotas never cease to amaze me. It’s perfect for mountain life daily ascents and descents. Has the best turn radius of any full sized suv I’ve driven - making it super friendly for switchback roads and city outings as well. I know this will be the adventure-forward family hauler we were looking for. We bought high mileage (> 200k) with zero hesitation since we know Toyotas well and this beast will get us at least 10 years of drivability. You know when you buy a Toyota you’re not getting the most luxe experience from a creature comforts perceptive. It’s important to note that a vehicle that starts no matter what is more important to us than having Bluetooth etc. but the experience still feels luxurious with many adapters on the market these days.
August 23, 2025Best SUV for the money! Toyota dependability and plenty of room for 7 passengers…love this car!
August 27, 2023The 2011 Toyota Sequoia is an solid choice as a full size SUV. With an excellent reliability history and longevity second to none, the Sequoia should provide unmatched service. Being that Toyota switched to a timing chain instead of a timing belt in 2010, maintenance should be less costly than the generation #1 models.
December 11, 2021What owners say
This is my 4th Toyota suv. I’ve had a ‘00 4runner, ‘07 RAV4, and a 2016 4runner. My first time experiencing the Sequoia Limited’s v8 and have absolutely loved it. This is our dream family car. The space is incredible, the power, and durability of Toyotas never cease to amaze me. It’s perfect for mountain life daily ascents and descents. Has the best turn radius of any full sized suv I’ve driven - making it super friendly for switchback roads and city outings as well. I know this will be the adventure-forward family hauler we were looking for. We bought high mileage (> 200k) with zero hesitation since we know Toyotas well and this beast will get us at least 10 years of drivability. You know when you buy a Toyota you’re not getting the most luxe experience from a creature comforts perceptive. It’s important to note that a vehicle that starts no matter what is more important to us than having Bluetooth etc. but the experience still feels luxurious with many adapters on the market these days.
August 23, 2025Best SUV for the money! Toyota dependability and plenty of room for 7 passengers…love this car!
August 27, 2023The 2011 Toyota Sequoia is an solid choice as a full size SUV. With an excellent reliability history and longevity second to none, the Sequoia should provide unmatched service. Being that Toyota switched to a timing chain instead of a timing belt in 2010, maintenance should be less costly than the generation #1 models.
December 11, 2021This car is a beast! I keep finding new things about it that are amazing and it is by far the nicest car I have ever driven. Power, beauty, and function all wrapped in one big beautiful package. I haven’t towed anything yet, but am confident it will handle it well.
March 27, 2021Platinum Sequoia has every option I like with the exception of remote start, push button start, and Android auto. Mechanic said these routinely go well over 400k miles and still run great. So far Im enjoying the great seats and kids love the dvd player. Cant see myself buying anything else except sequoia from now on.
March 30, 2023Burly, confortable, kids love the back. Got a good deal on a nice rig.
May 24, 2021Trims & specs
Base MSRP $44,780 | Seating 8 |
Engine 5.7L 381 hp V8 Flex Fuel Vehicle | Cargo Capacity 18.9 cu ft |
Combined MPG 14 | Drivetrain 4X4 |
Base MSRP $44,780 | Seating 8 |
Engine 5.7L 381 hp V8 | Cargo Capacity 18.9 cu ft |
Combined MPG 15 | Drivetrain 4X4 |
Base MSRP $41,555 | Seating 8 |
Engine 5.7L 381 hp V8 | Cargo Capacity 18.9 cu ft |
Combined MPG 16 | Drivetrain 4X2 |
Base MSRP $44,155 | Seating 8 |
Engine 4.6L 310 hp V8 | Cargo Capacity 18.9 cu ft |
Combined MPG 16 | Drivetrain 4X4 |
Base MSRP $58,080 | Seating 7 |
Engine 5.7L 381 hp V8 | Cargo Capacity 18.9 cu ft |
Combined MPG 16 | Drivetrain 4X2 |
Base MSRP $54,265 | Seating 8 |
Engine 5.7L 381 hp V8 Flex Fuel Vehicle | Cargo Capacity 18.9 cu ft |
Combined MPG 14 | Drivetrain 4X4 |
Base MSRP $54,265 | Seating 8 |
Engine 5.7L 381 hp V8 | Cargo Capacity 18.9 cu ft |
Combined MPG 15 | Drivetrain 4X4 |
Base MSRP $51,040 | Seating 8 |
Engine 5.7L 381 hp V8 | Cargo Capacity 18.9 cu ft |
Combined MPG 16 | Drivetrain 4X2 |
Base MSRP $40,930 | Seating 8 |
Engine 4.6L 310 hp V8 | Cargo Capacity 18.9 cu ft |
Combined MPG 17 | Drivetrain 4X2 |
Base MSRP $61,305 | Seating 7 |
Engine 5.7L 381 hp V8 Flex Fuel Vehicle | Cargo Capacity 18.9 cu ft |
Combined MPG 14 | Drivetrain 4X4 |
Base MSRP $61,305 | Seating 7 |
Engine 5.7L 381 hp V8 | Cargo Capacity 18.9 cu ft |
Combined MPG 15 | Drivetrain 4X4 |
Pricing trends
MSRP range
$40,930 - $61,305
Current avg. market price
$13,964
Trending down by 3.6% this month
May 2026 - October 2026
