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Looking to buy a 2011 Toyota Tundra CrewMax Limited in the Atlanta area
Written by: avidexplorer on Feb 26, 2011 6:50:50 AM
I am deciding on whether or not to purchase a Toyota Tundra CrewMax Limited with the upgraded options in the Atlanta area. My first inclination was to choose the Ford F-150 Lariat but I am seriously considering the Toyota Tundra CrewMax Limited. What prices would be acceptable for this type of vehicle? Walk out price would be a good thing to know so that I can eliminate much time in my ... Read More

MPG
Written by: onoffroad on Oct 22, 2010 8:13:49 AM
Being retired I've seen lot's of changes in auto and trucks ! Some are good,some are not ! Owned 5 new trucks & 5 new cars pluse used ! Never used syn. oil or k&n air filters,never had to rebuilt motors or trans.! Had a new 68 toyota corona, a new 78 ford f100 with a 6cy 300 motor,it got 19mpg ! Pulled a travel trailer all over the mountains with ... Read More

Toyota Annouces "Clean" Diesel for 2010-2011
Written by: 1972ck on Jan 26, 2008 6:56:13 AM
The President of Toyota Motor Corp. announced the other day at a press conference that Toyota will indeed build the diesel Tundra for the '10-'11 MY. It will be powered by a new "clean diesel" technology. I am guessing sequential direct injection and new catalyst technology in the exhaust manifold. Can't wait for 2010 to get here now. Something to look forward to. :D

Re: TRUCK OF THE YEAR [b2900]
Written by: mrgroovski on Dec 19, 2007 12:47:17 PM
Well, the Tundra, and it's predecessor have been around 16 years now, without makiking nary a dent in the domestic full-sized market. Toyota finally learned that 7/8ths of a truck wasn't going to cut it, so, they came out with this bloated Tundra, with some apparent intial success. People are discovering that if you actually want to use these trucks, however, they aren't up to the task, just like the predecessors ... Read More

Re: Toyota Tundra Hybrid [kdhspyder]
Written by: vegasheat on Aug 14, 2007 8:08:04 PM
My dealer told me in 2010 or 2011 before the Tundra Hybrid is on the lot. I'm not waiting for a Hybrid that may get me 2-3 miles more per gal and cost me more.