It's an interesting comparison between these 3 automakers. I think GM/Chevy has done an incredible job with the Yukon/Tahoe/Suburban, which seems like it's in its 27th generation. But... I've never bought one because I perceive a useful life of 100k - 200k max on the stock components. Compared to Toyota where I expect to start worrying no sooner than the 200k - 300k range, and if properly cared for, might just make it 1,000,000 miles. My biggest reluctance on the 2023 Sequoia is that it's a first model year of the new design (but hoping they'll have worked some bugs out with the Tundra coming out almost a year sooner on the same platform), followed by my concern about the quality difference that might exist between Toyotas built in the US instead of Japan. I suspect most of my concern is really about my perception, possibly more than the facts would support - so I'd love to see data that says I'm wrong.
