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2012 Toyota Tundra Review - Kelley Blue Book
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ธ.ค. 2012
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When it comes to full-size trucks American entries from Ford, Chevy, Ram and GMC dominate the conversation and the sales charts. But what about the Toyota Tundra? How does it fit into the truckin' landscape? And more importantly what's it like to live with?
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I was a lifelong GMC person until I traded my 2008 GMC Sierra on a 2012 Toyota Tundra... Now I'm a Toyota person still happy with it 7 years later!
My first truck.. Toyota Tundra Platinum 5.7 V8... This thing is a beast.. and I was shocked to learn it can do 0-60mph in under 7 seconds!!.. not even many of the BMWs can do that.
I've owned 4 rams. I got really tired of buying transmissions and front axles. My '06 leaked water into the cab. I switched to tundra. I'm happy. Checked value of it recently ,still good. Never buying domestic truck again. Ever.
I love my Toyota tundra it's so powerful and hard to kill I feel so bad for the trash competitor
I never had a single problem on my first truck, the 2013 Toyota Tundra Crewmax since I bought it new. The 5.7 V8 iforce engine has lots of power. With Grabber AT2 Tires and Radiant Red color just like this it looks good. Reliable and built tough, made in the USA. 👊
LOVE Toyota trucks! My first was an '84 4x4 long bed. Bought it when I was stationed in Guam for $7,700 brand new. GREAT Truck!
Best 1/2 Ton on the market hands down. Can't wait till they establish enough of reputation as a full size truck manufacturer to have the customer demand for a Diesel model.
I went from always buying GMC Sierra's to the Tundra and I'm glad I did!
Lol me too on my 3rd tundra
Tundra was beautiful!!
I have a 2008 5,7L Tundra with the "freedom cab" and an 8' box. Very very practical for work. It is a big truck and like its classmates is hard to park and it takes some care to drive it on smaller roads. My only beef is with the gas consumption. Fuel here in Canada is expensive, the last fill cost me $ 120 and, with that 3/4's gone the odometer has recorded 350 kilometers. I'll be lucky to total 450 by the time the tank is empty. I don't have a heavy foot I must mention. Great truck otherwise.
When I get back from Korea I'm looking to get one of these of the dodge ram.
Great review.
Wonderful review
I have this same model but different color. Love the truck. Only thing is that the gas mileage isn't the best.
I couldn't help noticing my home town! even though i no longer live there there is no mistaking those streets. Hello Bakersfield. As far as the review goes, it was a good one. im more of a ford guy but i know how to appreciate a good vehicle. i would also go with its smaller brother, i would appreciate a mid-size truck more, as i dont really need a full size truck. besides most mid-size trucks now a days are huge themselves.
People need to remember the Tundra is the only truck that follows the new SAE standard for tow ratings, I don't believe the american trucks do yet.
I’m a ford guy , I own 3 , but two are work trucks and one is a mustang , I just needed a reliable 1/2 ton I jumped ship and bought a low mile used 2014 trd double cab for running errands dump trips , Ice fishing ect , I hope I’m not letdown
Good truck better than Ford and chevy I tryed all 3 and I really injoyed this one best truck Toyota
If I wanted style I would buy a GMC Sierra Denali, if I wanted reliablity I would buy a Tundra.
Great writing!
0:17 The wheels aren't moving but the truck is!
I can't lie the first time I drove and road in a tundra I was disappointed. That thing beat me up. My old boss had some kind of Texas road house edition. And I was like this thing ride better than my avalanche?? So lay behold a few years later I pull up in his yard with 11. Man did he talk about me. But he did show me a lot about the tundra. And now I'm in love with her
ثاني واحد يعطي لايك رووعة السيارة ولاكن افضل باترول ربع 2013 و f150 رابتر اللهم يارب ترزقني اشريهن
2014 Toyota Tundra should have a full model redesign anyways.
There is a serious problem with Kelley. Their guides are NOT region-specific which makes a HUGE difference in the values of 4x4 and AWD vehicles. There is a very good reason nearly all dealers at wholesale auctions use the region-specific NADA guidebook rather than KBB.
no diesel?
what's the song?
If you buy pick up truck for everyday driving, I don't think you care about mpg anymore.
Lol, true. Also, I’ll take the lower MPG over the $1,000 spark plug job on the F-150.
I have2010 tundra I love my truck never problem
Ive been looking to sell my mustang and get a 2009-2010 toyota tundra 5.7 hemi. Would you recommend one?
Ok...
Really? Because my father has a Ram 2500, which he uses to tow a trailer that he uses to put his landscaping equipment in. Can a car tow that? No.
Probably the most underrated truck on the market because of patriotic import haters.
Dr. Cuddy tundra more American than ford, Chevy, gmc and ram
Dr. Cuddy si
Durk Durkgang Even if the Tundra was not made in America I will still buy it because I prefer spending my money on something that's dependable and reliable in the long run.
The tundra has a 5.7 iforce not a hemi that is in the ram and other chrysler products...
Tails Luigi almost every modern engine is a "hemi." Mopar back in the muscle car era called their V8 a Hemi, short for a hemispherical design combustion chamber.
Awe you are so young here lol
Way more american made than any US comapny's truck.
I dont hate Toyota's :/
4.6? Thought it was a 4.7? Idk
Fix Or Repair Daily...that is all
Ford f150 6.2LV8 make more horsepower then anyother 1/2 ton
Toyota should have spent less time trying to make this truck drive like a sports car and spent more time more time making it strong. A stiff chassis and and weak, non fully boxed frame(unlike all american competitors) are a terrible combination in the rough stuff. I don't know how the tundra managed a +10,000 lb towing rating.
I own a welding business and I travel alot welding in the new home construction. Two reason that would deter me from buying a tundra is the gas milage and weak frame. Otherwise I think this is a great truck for reliability.. But for everyday construction and work American trucks take the win. Keep in mind American trucks are thirsty too but I just think they're built sturdier a better suited to take a beating at construction sites. I mean I can buy decent condition used ford f150 for a couple thousand bucks maintain it for a couple thousand more for repairs and maintenance and get rid of it after 3 to 4 years and do it all over again. Tundra will cost you a minimum of 20k for a decent model and you won't want to kill the truck for work because it cost to much money. So for me it just doesn't make sense.
Disagree
It could be if it wasn't for the fact that the Tundra has by far the most poorly engineered frame compared to all the other american trucks. There is also EPA fuel estimates.
Clown comments
rice burner. that is all
What this occasion to speak This shows the lack of education and lack of respect @JOSUELITOlive
I preffer a Dodge Ram, with Diesel engine, thats the real deal in towing capacity!
no. maybe assembled in america, butt i bet the parts are cast and machined in japan. plus japan gets all the money and they are the ones who engineer it, not america.
good
75% American parts
16 mpg city, 20 highway? That's TERRIBLE. Any diesel could do better, for example the diesel V8 that powers the European Toyota Land Cruiser V8.
Ford's 6.2 is rubbish. Jus
FORD F-150 ALL THE WAY.... Toyota is an imitator company in the truck segment. I hated the Toyota T-100