Is a Toyota Tundra worth buying?

Is a Toyota Tundra worth buying?

How much will the 2024 Toyota Tundra cost?

The first new pickup from Toyota since the early 2000s is on track to arrive late next year. Or will it be more expensive? We decided to figure that out.

Last week, Toyota confirmed to us that its new midsize pickup would come in two versionsone with a standard cab and the other with a crew cab. Both are based on the GM Alpha platform, and both will use the next-gen version of the 6.7-liter V-8. For now, the price has not been revealed.

But what we do know is that it will be a heavy duty trucka truck designed for off-road use, and we also know that it will be offered with either a regular cab or a crew cab. We're also fairly sure that it will be a gas-powered vehicle, although there are rumors that it could come with a plug-in hybrid. So let's take a look at the cost of a new Toyota Tundra. So our starting point for figuring out what the new price will be is to start at the top of that range and work our way down.

The first place to start is the top-of-the-line model. That's a lot of money for a truck that's not really supposed to be competing against much of anything in the lower-priced market. Or maybe we'll get an even cheaper Tundra.

Is Tundra the same as HiLux?

I am considering the purchase of a Tundra, but want to be sure that this is not just another HiLux with Tundra badging. Does anyone know whether the Tundra is the same as the HiLux? Does the standard model have the same options as the HiLux? The difference between Tundra and HiLux is that the Tundra is based on the Nissan Patrol platform. So while it has the same footprint as the HiLux, the suspension is different. The floorpan and door structure are also different, as well as the rear track and rear wheelbase. It also has a different radiator arrangement. I know that some of these differences were addressed by the addition of a third model line, but the differences in design between the HiLux and Tundra, especially the floorpan and door structure, have made some owners of the HiLux prefer the HiLux.

If you are looking at a used Tundra, you might be able to look at the differences in the suspension in a HiLux and a Tundra. As long as the wheels are the same, and the suspension is in the same location, the differences will likely not be too noticeable.

For a used one, you would need to check to see if the axle is the same. If it is, it's probably the same.

Just checked some specs on the Tundra and it seems to be basically the same as the HiLux. It has the same wheels, brakes, suspension and tires. I would guess it's the same overall, but not 100% certain. If it is the same, then I think the only way to tell for sure is to compare the service records, which are kept separately for the HiLux and Tundra.

In a case like this, a used HiLux is probably a good deal since it's been in the field longer than a used Tundra. I looked at all the specs in the manual, and I don't see anything about the suspension. I do see that the suspension has been changed from the early model HiLux to the mid model HiLux and Tundra. It also looks like the Tundra has larger rear tires, and smaller front tires. In terms of the suspension, I don't see any difference.

Is a Toyota Tundra worth buying?

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Should you buy it? These questions are a little complicated.

The Tundra is a well-known pickup, especially in the United States. In fact, they're so well known that Toyota has to keep coming up with new variations to surprise people and grab their attention. For example, you probably don't even know that there is a double cab Tundra, or a Tundra crew-cab. I saw one on an auction site the other day that looks a little different from the regular one. But what are the good and bad things about the Tundra?

If you're a truck enthusiast, the Tundra is a vehicle that you're familiar with, whether you're a dealer or you just happen to drive one. The Tundra has been selling really well for Toyota since it came out. There's nothing wrong with it; it's a great pickup for the money. However, it has its flaws. One of them, for me at least, is the bed option. It's nice, but it's not for everyone. Another is the lack of powertrains. Most trucks today can be upgraded to have V6, V8, or diesel powertrains, and the Tundra is no exception. However, the only engine it comes with is the venerable V6. When I think of it, there are two options that are really good choices for a truck: the V6 and the V8.

There are two different versions of the Tundra you can get. There's the standard Tundra and the double cab (known as the King Ranch). The double cab has four doors and it's a different body style. If you want more space, the King Ranch has room for a third row. The King Ranch has a V6 engine, the 4.7-liter and an automatic transmission. Both the King Ranch and standard Tundra can be had in double and crew-cabs, as well as a 44, and 42 models. The King Ranch is rated tow 11,500 pounds, and you can put an open load bed in it that is 7 feet long, which is pretty decent. The standard Tundra is rated tow 10,000 pounds, and the open bed is 7 feet long.

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