2022 Tundra

Money talks and bs walks if gas hits 5-6 bucks a gallon for a good amount of time
People will buy a ttv6 hybrid tundra if it can get 30mpg like the rumors claim.
People love v8s but when it hits their pocket books they’ll change their minds

 

I mean, they're definitely NOT Fords (and my previous truck WAS a Ford), but still. Been bitten enough with other vehicles that I take it slow with any new vehicle, Toyota or otherwise.

With that said, I mean, once the TTV6 has been around for a few years, and if it gets great gas mileage and all that? Hell yeah, sign me up.

 

Lol so true they love their raptors and trx.. and want to drag race on a 60 foot track lol

 

They're entertaining at best

 

https://www.f150gen14.com/forum/threads/rust-on-rear-end-of-2021-f-150-any-others.1479/post-19498

 

I see Elk Hunter made his way to the F150 forum...

 

Look at how insubstantial the rear axle/differential/pumpkin is in comparison to the Tundra.

 

wonder if I still have the rust pics from my brand new 2019 F250 powerstroke.

edit. Found them. This is with 500 miles on the truck in California.

 

oh lawd

 

My 2020 f250 had rust after about a month, but definitely not that bad. I’ll have to go out and look tomorrow and see

 

I checked the forums after I saw it, and it is a common issue. Cant imagine what it would look like in 20 years. But I figure not too many cp4 pump diesels will make it that long anyways.

 

I saw this post on the last page:

1. "How do you knock rust off"? If he doesn't know the answer to that, he's got bigger issues.
2. $80K?! I live in Missouri, and my house cost less than that when I bought it. (Literally.)

 

LOL saw that too

 

That shock bushing looks like it's a hundred years old, not 500 miles. Pitiful.

 

Ahh that type of quality is built in.

 

It will look GREAT. Cuz it will be the 3rd NEW truck he will have had in those 20 years.

 

So, I was over in the f-150 youtube reviews the other day, and came across a video of a guy comparing his f-150 5L with their ecoboost 3.5L twin turbo V6. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74XHxfJcUZw - I'll leave it here for others to review. Just to give people an idea of what to expect.
Update: and no, I have no plans on getting an F-150/Ram/GM product. It's always good to see what's on the other side of everything.

 

In an antique car show, you'd get points off for rubber parts with that kind of checking, and that's in 25-to-125-year-old cars!
A least it's not in an important part or something you couldn't replace with a homemade washer made outa styrofoam.

Anyone remember this thread from April 30th, 2020...WTF...Off-Topic Discussion?

 

Hearing Chicago Auto Show to begin July 15, 2021.

 

Apologies if this has been covered but this is news to me and I think these are the first shots under the rear suspension camouflaging if I’m not mistaken. Looks like coils confirmed in the rear. And still seems to have a beast of a fuel tank based on these new shots.

https://tfltruck.com/2021/03/2022-toyota-tundra-rear-suspension/

 

TFL's latest pics also appear to confirm a crewmax with 6.5' bed. Photo 6/14.

 

nope thats new info

 

I thought the same

 

This bed definitely looks longer than 5.5ft. Wheelbase looks longer too, which I guess it should be.

 

That truck looks ready to unwrap!

With Chicago likely to get the green light......Do they wait until July or unveil sooner on their own?

 

thats a big truck,

now we got some real info, those undercarriage parts look fuckin stout too.

 

how the hell did they get the underneath shots like that, hide a camera lol.

wonder if interior spies are coming soon as well.

that truck looks like its getting close to be production

it looks like for sure they did away with the sloped down roof at the rear of the cab and you can see a large third brake light.

 

Interesting...

 

Unless I'm mistaken, truck looks a bit 'lower' and more angular, kind of like a GMC/Silverado. I didn't exactly hate their styling, but I sure hope it's not a complete clone.