Best Truck money can buy Ride like a luxury car

needs to have a full four door but that is also comming soon

I love the power and speed of theis truck.I would recommend this truck to any one and my next ride would be a toyota sequioa

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chevy and ford cant compare

Best truck on the road, period!!!!

Super smooth engine. Quiet cabin with almost no wind noise. Powerful brakes.

Needs bigger engine for more low-end torque. Rear seat is too small. Limited aftermarket.

I've driven a 99 Chevy Silverado 5.3, Ford 2001 and 2003 4.6 and 5.4, 2002 Dodge four door with 5.9, and a 2000 Dodge 2500 with 5.9. The Chevy is powerful but the interior is lacking in quality. The Ford is built well and does most everything well but the design is dated and the 4.6 is weak and thirsty. The Ford with the 5.4 is still competitive though. The 2002 Dodge handles well for such a large vehicle but its 5.9 runs out of breath early and it guzzles fuel like nothing I’ve driven before. It’s just too big. The 2000 Dodge is a company truck and it’s falling apart. The 2001 Tundra is a fine machine delivering a smooth ride and capable handling. The engine feels like it has better low-end torque than the Ford 4.6 but less than the Chevy 5.3 and the 5.4 but after 2800 RPM it rockets with a rush of power. It’s also much smoother in the upper revs compared to the best of the big three. I took this thing once to the track for the heck of it and it ran a 15.5 @ 87 mph in the quarter mile. Impressive for a pickup truck! The cabin is quieter than any other pickup truck I have been in and actually most sedans. The interior is a little bland but the fit and finish is top rate and the controls don’t feel cheap like they do on some of the big three. The brakes have been trouble free now for 48k miles with the exception of the rear brake TSB that was done under warranty at about 25k miles. If given the chance I would purchase another Toyota again. I use this truck for work and I’ve loaded it with more than 1000 lbs. quit a few times and it handles the loads very well.

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99 and 2002 Chevy Silverado with the 5.3. 2000 regular cab Dodge 3/4 ton with 5.9. 2002 Dodge four door half ton with 5.9. 2001 Regular cab Ford F150 with 4.6 and 2003 Ford Supercrew with 5.4.

Excellent power and workmanship.

Best built truck I have ever owned. Excellent in style, finish and performance.

Smooth engine,powerful, and quiet engine. Excellent off road prowness. Near car like handling. Top notch interior for a truck. Build quality. Very refine truck. Excellent braking ability.

Slightly smaller than the domestics. No larger optional V8 engine. Suspension's a little soft for heavy payload(1600lbs+).

Superior truck in the half-ton market. Strong power, smooth, very reliable, and quiet. Highly recommended for anyone interested in the half-ton market.

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2001 5.3L Silverado LT Xtended SB, equal power for a slightly larger engine. Very jiggly on road bumps. Had average braking performance. Very roomy. Suspesion was also a little soft for heavy payloads

strong 245hp V8, Good looks, Toyota reliability.

Lack of a 5 speed manual with the V8 and no HD or diesel option.

The is a great truck. I have had 2 other Toyota trucks and they were great also. I have also used other brands, and they are not as nice. Toyota has rock solid reliability and the Tundra is no exceptions. I would recommend this truck to anyone in need of a full-size half ton extend cab truck.

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Chevy 1500, 3500, and Suburban. Ford F150 and F350, and Dodge diesel. None of these is as nice as the Tundra. The GM trucks just don't last and they seem to fall apart even with good care. The Dodges

No truck but a Tundra can go over 100,000 miles and still run great. Its a truck that rides like a car and no Ford or Dodge have come close. Great on road, and great off road. All around a great truck that will last a long time.

Power, strong smooth motor,quality fit and finish, good looks,exellent resale value

only minor issues that were corrected by warrenty

Great truck best choice in class. Does evrything it was made to do.

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Nice looking tough truck

Road shudder!!!tundra rides badly on the hwy. Shudders at all speeds esp. from 55 up. Tires checked bal etc. dealer says all tundras shake. Doesnt want to deal with it. Regional rep says I need Michelins not Dunlops. I feer this is a recall action. does not stand behind product.Had front rotors changed still bad.

2002 tundra 6cyl. Nice looking truck seems sturdy rides like *#$T

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Power- This truck is amazing, the 4.7 liter V8 still leaves everyone else in the dust. I have to control myself everytime I catch a Ford in a passing lane. I will start controlling myself next month. I've had both Fords and Chevys try and get away and not one has succeded yet. Drive one and you to will become a believer. Style- I know many people complain that the Tundra is boring, but I disagree. It has the simple smooth lines that makes Toyota what it is. Craftmenship- This truck is put together, it has over 70,000 miles and not one rattle or sqeak. Comfort- You'll swear your sitting in a Camry.I'm 6'4" and have no complaint at all. IT'S A TOYOTA- Those who own one know what I mean. Those who don't are missing out.

I've read reviews complaining about the back seat. That might be a valid compaint if your a full sized adult on a 5 hour drive, otherwise it's comparable to most trucks in this class. Your mom told you to sit up straight anyways.The gas mileage is also pretty bad, but I didn't but it for that reason. Full size trucks aren't built for getting good gas mileage.

I have been looking for this truck since it was introduced and now I have one, and I couldn't be happier! Everytime I get into it I think to myself, this is how a truck should be built.

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