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#29 of 35 Re: sequoia limited vs platinum [marekz]
by boxer99
Nov 02, 2009 (8:22 am)
I ordered a Platinum because the base suspension was a little soft. I liked the way it rode in the sport mode. Plat also comes with adaptive cruise control which when offered alone on cars is usually a $1000-$1,500 option.
For me personally, I usually regret the not getting the bells and whistles after buying the car more than being happy with saving the money.
#30 of 35 Re: sequoia limited vs platinum [boxer99]
by marekz
Nov 02, 2009 (8:47 am)
Thanks for the advise. I completely agree on the regret factor when you skip a few options (I have a daily reminder of this with my 2005 jeep grand cherokee). The $5k isnt really a huge factor for me, it is the lack of ability to truly customize the vehicle. I really dislike (on the platinum model) that you have to have the center console in the middle of the second row. I would prefer to have the extra room for people to move around (or be able to order the limited with the adjustable suspension). I am not sure which one of these two is more important to me, but these two options are what is keeping me from ordering one right now.
#31 of 35 Re: sequoia limited vs platinum [marekz]
by reggie6
Nov 02, 2009 (9:19 am)
I wonder what the actual differences in the suspension are. Are the shocks different ? Is the whole thing just beefier/ stiffer?
I wish you could order this truck with the options you want. I want a bench seat in the middle row and I want the better suspension. I wonder if there will be any changes in the option packages for 2011?
How are people finding real gas mileage.? I have a 2007 GMC Yukon Denali XL. I am getting an avg of 15.7 around town and on the highway I can get up to 19. The seats dont fold flat and you loose a lot of cargo room in what should be a huge flat area. The old design was much better in that area.
#33 of 35 Remote Start
by boxer99
Dec 17, 2009 (8:20 am)
I have a 2010 Sequoia with factory remote start. The engine will automatically turn off once you unlock the doors. Is there anyway around that? Shutting down the engine and then immediately restarting it seems ridiculous and harmful to the truck in the long run.
#35 of 35 Re: Remote Start [boxer99]
by jdubj
Jun 09, 2012 (6:09 pm)
Was there ever an override for this? After remote starting, having to restart the engine is total waste of starter!