2022 Tundra

And one medium piece of MDF; big baller here.

 

3rd gen Tacoma is a great marketing strategy for Toyota... Make it drive like complete shit so people will upgrade to the tundra... That's what the Tacoma did to me.... They are nice trucks but they sure don't drive nice.

 

No surprise there
6cyl Hybrid

I just took the new Sienna for a spin…. Kinda like a golf cart at times.

My guess, many will not like this… yet that fuel economy full size truck,will be great

 

This looks pretty nice.

 

For those who haven’t been in a hybrid Toyota- it really is a marvel of a over engendered vehicle. Technically a advanced awesome system.

That said, I’m looking at a low mile 2020 6cyl for my Wife.

No replacement, For Displacement

 

I hope they do one v8 twin turbo

 

-Engineered^-

 

Hasn't affected sales at all. My 2017 Taco was by far the best Taco I ever owned.

 

I dont mean to offend anyone who likes them, but for me...

new Tacomas are shit, no thanks.

more reliable or not, I would get one of other brands way before I would buy a tacoma.

I owned 3 tacomas back in the day, I liked those. I had one for a rental for a week a few months ago and could not stand it, awful.

 

Hopefully they give us the hp and tq ratings next for both non-hybrid and hybrid.

 

Just because flies like to eat shit doesn't make shit good to eat.
I never said the 3rd gen was a bad truck or unreliable. It just drives like complete crap. It is a well rounded truck other than that one glaring aspect. As someone who likes to drive I need to like the way the truck or car drives. The Tacoma was one of the worst I have driven. It comes down to the weak v6 with a shift happy 6 speed. The tundras 6 speed shifts early like that one does but the tundra makes enough torque so it's not an issue.

 

I loved my 2nd gen. Thought well 3rd had to be better and boy was I wrong.

 

If they give us a 450hp and 600lb/tq hybrid plug in with a unloaded 30mi range, I can live with a truck with some styling misses and a few less electronic features. Just say’n

 

Tell us how you really feel brother, lol.

This has been the best thread in while , having lots of fun, thanks fellas

now, show us some upgrades Toyota, us very stupid, loyal, tundra dudes are starving here, let’s go!

 

I am thinking there will be two engine options on the new Tundra 6 Cyl, and one being a full blown Hybrid which I think the orange towards the hood is the high voltage buss, in the pics for the new I Engine, so defintly a Hybrid and 30+ mpg would be achievable I think, and probably another basic twin turbo 6 cylinder that gets about 15/23 mpg.

Toyota did say they new Tundra would have an engine that would be better, and used some other words that I took as it would blow away the competition and betting they will with the new 2022 Tundra.

Just got in March my new 2021 Tundra so in three years will be in the market for the new Tundra 2024 which will be perfect, as it takes three years to get rid of the bugs in any new vehicles!!!!

 

Toyota teases new iForce Max Tundra truck engine

Toyota last week unveiled a new Land Cruiser SUV that will be sold in other countries with a twin-turbocharged 3.5-liter V6 listed at 409 hp and the engine cover looks a lot like the one on the iForce Max.

https://www.foxnews.com/auto/toyota-teases-iforce-max-tundra-truck-engine

 

Could be what the new tundra max is like. At 5k elevation, this f150 powerboost is a beast compared to my 5.7.

in the 2019 tundra I was getting at most 11mpg around town. Never changed.

This drive after work was all stop and go, up and down hills around Reno.

 

Well it looks like I'll be on this forum a little longer. Drove 4.5 hours to pick up an AT4 and the sales person "did not know" there was a $10k market adjustment on the trucks. Fuck GMC.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsAQb4OkQD8

 

Yikes

 

Apparently I'm not the only one. Reviews show one other person made it through trade appraisal and got to finance before finding it.

 

Same thing happened when I bought my TRD Pro; that $10K disappeared quick when they realized they were much more interested in selling me the vehicle that had been sitting on their lot for 70+ days, than I was interested in paying more than MSRP. I guess I got lucky.

 

Those trucks are high as giraffes ass as it is.

 

No lies detected.

 

I don't mind them charging adjustments. I won't pay it. But notify me. Showed them the PDF worksheet without it. I like the truck but even MSRP less incentives made me iffy.

 

Did they send you any price quotes before you drove there?

 

yup I have the worksheet of msrp less rebates + TTL. Only thing pending was trade eval. Should have done deposit or signed but I didn't

 

Just interested, was it the 5.3L?

 

It was a fully optioned 6.2. It had the premium pkg, tech pkg, safety 2 pkg, carbon pro pkg, , sunroof, and optional wheels. $68, 125 msrp. $78,125 sales price

One of the few actually on the lot and not “in transit” or “ in build.” But for $10k it ain’t going anywhere.