Sweet! Do you still have it? Looking at one now a 2015 exactly the same as the one in this video with 50k miles on it a Toyota CPO with all service records from the dealership. Their asking $35k.
Easily Toyota's best product. I drove a 1794 belonging to a friend from my job and other than the wheels, it looks remarkably similar to this tester. The interior is gorgeous and it's hard to believe it's from the same company that builds the Corolla. It's likely the most expensive-looking-and-feeling interior I've ever been in and I also like that it has a console shifter when so many of its rivals don't. I'm 5'7 and it was very easy to get comfortable. Even at its lowest setting I was still sitting high up. Its size is always obvious and it does make for a huge turning circle but it's very solid-feeling and comfortable. As much as I like it, I wouldn't want to OWN one because of its huge fuel appetite and sheer size.
2016 tundra may release a diesel which should have 300hp 500ft lbs of torque should be v8 getting from 25 to 30 mpg not sure about towing but my guess it should be more then 12,000 pounds can't wait for it
I have 2014 Tundra 1794 edition Truck has 96003 miles, runs like new, I love my Tundra
Sweet! Do you still have it?
Looking at one now a 2015 exactly the same as the one in this video with 50k miles on it a Toyota CPO with all service records from the dealership.
Their asking $35k.
The MPG penalty is balanced by never having to be repaired...right Laramie, King Ranch, and High Country?
You don't get enough credit for your reviews! Thanks for being as unbiased as possible!!
Loved your unbiased reviews.. Thumbs up
Easily Toyota's best product. I drove a 1794 belonging to a friend from my job and other than the wheels, it looks remarkably similar to this tester. The interior is gorgeous and it's hard to believe it's from the same company that builds the Corolla. It's likely the most expensive-looking-and-feeling interior I've ever been in and I also like that it has a console shifter when so many of its rivals don't. I'm 5'7 and it was very easy to get comfortable. Even at its lowest setting I was still sitting high up. Its size is always obvious and it does make for a huge turning circle but it's very solid-feeling and comfortable. As much as I like it, I wouldn't want to OWN one because of its huge fuel appetite and sheer size.
Good review.
vaya! hasta que por fin encuentro a alguien que sí supo tomar un buen angulo de visión de todo el tablero
Mine is already 422k miles. Champ.
Have you done any towing and if so how does it do
im more of a tacoma guy, but i fuckin love this version of the tundra!
Yes sir its a true Texan Truck Made in U.S.A. damn Right..
Moosey1789 in Texas
Apache Junction!! Hell yes!!
Gotta love that cowboy hat! It's #ThrowbackThursday with the #Toyota Tundra 1794 Edition th-cam.com/video/UUxhN3XkyVU/w-d-xo.html
yeah I hate that you only get a 5.5 ft bed too on the crew cab.
2016 tundra may release a diesel which should have 300hp 500ft lbs of torque should be v8 getting from 25 to 30 mpg not sure about towing but my guess it should be more then 12,000 pounds can't wait for it
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"Who came up with those names?" You're soooo right.
Tundra platinum, went to look at one to day, buy im hone in the next few weeks , check it out ....:)
That truck has city slicker all over it.
Ugliest interior ever american trucks is still where its at
2014 Tundra is the best interior compare from early decades.