13. Toyota Sequoia (First Gen)
The first-generation Toyota Sequoia, introduced for the 2001 model year, quickly became a favorite among families and adventurers needing a reliable full-size SUV. Its straightforward V8 engine and body-on-frame construction meant the Sequoia could handle towing, off-road exploration, and daily commuting with equal ease. Owners routinely report these SUVs surpassing 200,000 miles with little more than basic maintenance, and they rarely encounter major drivetrain issues. As Cars.com reviews confirm, the Sequoia’s legacy is one of minimal drama and maximum durability—delivering peace of mind for those who depend on their vehicles for the long haul.