Toyota has taken off the gloves with the latest Tundra. Aimed at the heart of the full-size pickup market, the Tundra is as big as any of its competitors from Ford, GM, or Nissan. Even the optional new V-8 has been upsized to 5.7L, although the 4.7L V-8 and 4.0L V-6 are still available. A new 6-speed automatic will equip the 5.7L Tundra. Properly equipped, it can tow up to 10,000 lbs. Disc brakes at all four wheels (with front 4-piston calipers) are finally standard. New comfort and convenience features include a JBL audio system with Bluetooth, tailgate-mounted rearview camera, and an easy-open tailgate. The Tundra is available in 3 different cab models. Trim levels include Base, SR5, and Limited. Toyota claims that eventually the Tundra will be offered in 30 different models.
Model/Trim/Package | Engine | | | Original MSRP
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Tundra Regular Cab | 4.0l V6 (236-bhp) | A5 | RWD | $22,290 |
Tundra Regular Cab | 4.7l V8 (271-bhp) | A5 | RWD | $22,290 |
Tundra Regular Cab | 5.7l V8 (381-bhp) | A6 | RWD | $24,380 |
Tundra Regular Cab | 4.7l V8 (271-bhp) | A5 | 4WD | $26,480 |
Tundra Regular Cab | 5.7l V8 (381-bhp) | A6 | 4WD | $27,440 |