2015 Toyota Sequoia vs. Chevrolet Tahoe in Lakeland, FL

If you have a growing family and that mid-size SUV just isn't doing it for you anymore, it's time to get into a 2015 Toyota Sequoia. This stylish, large beast can transport your family to dance lessons and baseball games in Brandon and Plant City in comfort and still haul a boat with ease if you're on a road trip. So take a trip down to Lakeland Toyota in Lakeland, FL, serving Plant City and Brandon, and let us make you an offer you can't refuse on a gorgeous new 2015 Toyota Sequoia today!

Let's check out how the 2015 Toyota Sequoia does against the Chevrolet Tahoe.

PRICE AND VALUE

Why overspend if you don't have to? You certainly won't when you choose the 2015 Toyota Sequoia, which has a starting MSRP of $44,395. Just so you know, you've kept almost two grand in the bank with a Sequoia over the Chevy Tahoe, which has a starting price tag of $46,300. Plus, you'll appreciate such standard equipment as a rear spoiler with a mounted stoplight and an Entune audio system with 6.1 inch touch display which you won't get on the overpriced Chevy Tahoe base model.

POWERTRAIN

A heavy hauler needs a powerful engine, and the 2015 Toyota Sequoia offers nothing less. Under the hood you'll find two available powertrains-- a 5.7L V8 generating a whopping 381 hp, or the same engine running on Flex-Fuel in some 4x4 models. By contrast, the Tahoe offers only one engine -- a 5.3L V8 with 355 hp. The clear victor here is the 2015 Sequoia with its commanding 381 horses vs. the Tahoe's 355.

CARGO SPACE

No one buys a large SUV because they don't want space -- in fact, quite the opposite. In the 2015 Toyota Sequoia, you'll appreciate the huge cargo area with all three rows of seat up, which you'll need when you have a full house. 18.9 cubic feet of volume is available in the 2015 Sequoia vs. the 15.3 cubic feet you get in the Tahoe. With the 3rd seat down, you'll almost quadruple the volume in the Sequoia with 66.6 cubic feet vs. the Tahoe's 51.6. And when you need all the space in your Sequoia, you'll appreciate the massive 120.1 cubic feet up to the first row, vs. the Tahoe's 94.7 which pales in comparison.