2026 Toyota Sequoia Limited: Bristol Buyers Guide
Quick Answer: The 2026 Sequoia Limited
The Limited is the first Sequoia with leather, priced from $71,495 MSRP plus a $2,195 destination charge. For 2026 it moves to leather-trimmed seats in black or gray, with 8-way power adjustment for the driver and front passenger, and it adds 20-inch gray-painted alloy wheels and a 14-inch touchscreen. It seats seven with second-row captain's chairs, uses the standard 437-horsepower i-FORCE MAX hybrid, and starts in rear-wheel drive with 4WD available for $3,000 more, a $74,495 MSRP. Toyota of Bristol stocks the lineup at 1069 Farmington Avenue in Bristol, Connecticut.
Where the Sequoia starts to feel upscale
Most buyers who walk past the SR5 do it for the cabin. The Limited's seats are leather-trimmed, which is a 2026 change, and Toyota offers them in two combinations: black leather with white stitching, or gray leather with black stitching. Both front seats have 8-way power adjustment. The touchscreen grows from 8 to 14 inches, still paired with an 8-speaker audio system, and the wheels step up to 20-inch gray-painted alloys with a machined finish. Outside, the Limited badge on the lower door and bright trim around the windows are the quick visual tells from the SR5.
Underneath, little changes, and that is part of the appeal. The same i-FORCE MAX hybrid, the same 10-speed automatic, the same Toyota Safety Sense 2.5 package and the same towing equipment come on this trim as on the SR5, with the power-folding third row standard everywhere. What you pay for is the interior and the seating layout.
Captain's chairs and seven seats
The Limited trades the SR5's second-row bench for two individual captain's chairs, so the seat count drops from eight to seven. The practical gain is a walk-through gap between the chairs, which makes reaching the third row easier for kids and adults alike without folding anything. If your family sizes are four to six, this layout usually proves more comfortable on longer drives, and it is worth testing with the actual child seats you use. Toyota rates the Limited at an EPA-estimated 21 mpg city, 24 highway and 22 combined in rear-wheel drive, and 19, 22 and 20 with 4WD.
Is 4WD worth $3,000 here
This is the trim where the 4WD question gets asked most often, because it is the lowest-priced one that most shoppers describe as comfortable enough to keep for ten years. The honest answer in Hartford County is that it depends on where you park and where you drive. A garage in a flat neighborhood in town and mostly highway use will be fine with rear-wheel drive and winter tires. A hillside driveway, a camp up north or a habit of heading out in the first snowfall tips the decision to 4WD, which Toyota lists at $74,495 on the Limited. The tow rating stays near 9,500 pounds on this trim in its lighter configurations, and the hitch hardware is already installed.
What buyers say about the experience
A Limited usually means a few more decisions at the desk, and reviewers of Toyota of Bristol mention the pace. Shannon C., who bought a different Toyota, wrote about the salesperson, "He listened, asked questions, and was helpful with the transition from one vehicle to another." For a buyer moving from a long-owned SUV into a hybrid, that listening is the part that matters.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Sequoia Limited add over the SR5?
The Limited adds leather-trimmed seats with 8-way power adjustment, 20-inch gray-painted alloy wheels with a machined finish and a 14-inch touchscreen, and it changes the second row from a bench to captain's chairs. The powertrain, safety suite and towing hardware are shared with the SR5.
Is the Limited available with 4WD?
Yes. Toyota offers 4WD on the Limited for $3,000, which makes it $74,495 MSRP before destination. Rear-wheel drive is the default, and the Limited is one of only two Sequoia trims, along with the SR5, that offers that choice.
How many people does the Limited seat?
Seven. The second-row captain's chairs hold two, and the third row holds three, in addition to the driver and front passenger. The third row folds and unfolds with power.
Does the Limited have the massaging seats?
No. Massaging front seats are standard on the Platinum, 1794 Edition and Capstone. The Limited's front seats are leather-trimmed and power-adjustable in 8 ways but not massaging.
How much is sales tax on a Sequoia Limited in Connecticut?
With the $2,195 destination charge the rear-drive Limited comes to $73,690, so Connecticut's 7.75 percent rate for vehicles over $50,000 gives an estimated tax of about $5,711 before title, registration and fees. The 4WD Limited at $76,690 comes to about $5,943. See the pricing and leasing guide for the full table.
Compare it in person
Leather and seat layout are the kinds of things photos undersell. Look through current Sequoia inventory or visit 1069 Farmington Avenue in Bristol, and call 860-584-7333 for sales.
MSRP excludes the $2,195 destination charge, taxes, title, registration and dealer fees; the dealer sets the final selling price. Fuel-economy figures are EPA estimates and real-world results will vary. Towing capacity depends on equipment, so confirm the rating for a specific vehicle. Equipment and availability can change with production, so confirm current specifications and stock with Toyota of Bristol. Customer quotes are excerpts from public Google reviews of Toyota of Bristol.
