The Toyota Sequoia was once thought to be a stepchild of the brand as it held its place without getting much attention. However, those who got to know the Sequoia were mostly pleased with all that it had to offer for a proven large body-on-frame SUV with some off-roading chops that didn’t overshadow its road-going
The third-generation Toyota Tundra has so far impressed me with all that it has to offer in various trim levels that I’ve had the chance to experience. One particular trim that I get my hands on this week, the Tundra TRD Pro, furthers the notion in my mind that Toyota is better positioned to be
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