 Just traded a 2014 Toyota Sequoia with only 7000 miles for a 2014 Suburban.  I bought the Toyota new, and I know that trading it in one year was not a financially wise decision, but I am much happier with the Suburban. On the plus side, the Sequoia is easy to handle and turns and parks like a much smaller car.  But the steering wheel hurts my shoulders on long drives, there are a lot of blind spots, there isn't much head room, and the small size of the gas tank is a problem.  The Sequoia actually gets worst gas mileage than the Suburban, too.  All in all, most of my complaints are about the comfort--this car may work fine for a shorter driver but not for tall drivers.