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I am having trouble getting my new Sequoia fixed. First, it has 2000 miles on it and is two months old. Problem first happened when going over railroad tracks (no I was not speeding) and I attempted to break. Breaks shuddered, pedal went to the floor and I ended up in the middle of the intersection. Minutes later and squishy brakes I felt an awful vibration when trying to brake and the front end of the car changed lanes on its own. Now I have it towed to the local Toyota dealership in which I brought the car from and they are telling me it is not covered under warranty. They are stating a "rock" flew up and hit my ABS sensor wires??? and sliced them and because it is from an outside source they can not repair it. I questioned the structure and "toughness of this vehicle" as I assumed when buying the car it was an "SUV". $600 later and the tow they are repairing my vehicle. I have attempted to complain but am being disregarded. I have even asked for district numbers and no one has returned my call. Has anyone ever heard of this problem, I am not vehicle savy and of course have no idea what they are talking about.    

I too had brake problems for 3 years and 7 trips to toyota to check my brakes when they kept telling me they were fine. Now I lost the brakes and had an accident. Keep all your receipts, call corporate. 800-331-4331
I had squishy brakes more than once.  this is a master cylinder problem.
I am currently in contact with corporate to see if they will do a thourough examination of my brakes.  I intend to fight this.  I bought a 100k bumper to bumper warrantee & done every maintenance scheduled.
MY brakes failed me! they had me thinking I was nuts bringing it in so much for the squishy brakes.
google master cylinder - learn my dear before you crash.
good luck.  

Just wondering if problem ever got resolved? Was your brake fluid contaminated? This happened to us!!