Toyota Tundra

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Toyota Tundra

The Tundra is Toyota’s competitor in the full-size pickup truck class. Released in 2000, the American-built, second-generation Tundra is mostly unchanged since 2007. The lineup includes the off-road prowess of the TRD Pro trim or the bold styling and sportiness of the TRD Sport. Toyota’s half-ton comes standard with a suite of safety features that includes automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning and adaptive cruise control. Like its competitors, the Tundra also offers top-of-the-line trims like the Platinum and 1794 Edition that bring all sorts of luxury goodies.

 

Tundra – 3 Generations

  • 2022–24
  • 2007–21
  • 2000–06
  • 2022–24
  • 2007–21
  • 2000–06
Latest generation

2022–24 Tundra

  • MSRP range$39,965–$65,790
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 19–20
  • Body style Pickup Truck

  • MSRP range$38,965–$64,790
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 19–20
  • Body style Pickup Truck
Notable features in 2023:
  • Full-size pickup truck
  • Completely redesigned for 2022
  • Double Cab or CrewMax cabin
  • 5.5-, 6.5- or 8-foot bed
  • Turbo V-6

  • MSRP range$35,950–$62,120
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 19–22
  • Body style Pickup Truck
Notable features in 2022:
  • Fully redesigned for 2022
  • V-8 replaced by turbocharged V-6
  • Newly available Tundra hybrid with 437 hp
  • Extended (Double Cab) or crew (CrewMax) cabs
  • 5.5-, 6.5- or 8.1-foot beds
  • Six available suspensions
Previous generation

2007–21 Tundra

After its initial six-year run, the half-ton Toyota Tundra got a full redesign for 2007, bringing a sleek new exterior and user-friendly interior; increased towing capacity and storage; and more safety features. Consumers could choose from three cabs, three beds and three engines, including a

 

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  • MSRP range$34,125–$53,500
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 14–15
  • Body style Pickup Truck
Notable features in 2021:
  • Two cab styles
  • Seats up to six
  • Trail and Nightshade editions join lineup
  • 381-hp V-8 engine standard
  • Rear- or four-wheel drive
  • Off-road-oriented TRD Pro model available

  • MSRP range$33,575–$52,930
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 14–15
  • Body style Pickup Truck
Notable features in 2020:
  • Apple CarPlay, Android Auto now standard
  • Two cab styles
  • Seats up to six
  • 381-hp V-8 engine standard
  • Rear- or four-wheel drive
  • Off-road-oriented TRD Pro model available

  • MSRP range$31,670–$50,680
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 14–16
  • Body style Pickup Truck

  • MSRP range$31,320–$50,330
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 14–16
  • Body style Pickup Truck
Notable features in 2018:
  • Newly standard active safety features
  • Updated grille styling
  • New TRD Sport Package
  • Two cab styles
  • 38-gallon gas tank available
  • Choice of gas V-8 engines

  • MSRP range$30,120–$50,130
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 15–16
  • Body style Pickup Truck
Notable features in 2017:
  • Three cab styles, three bed lengths
  • TRD Pro Series version available
  • 38-gallon gas tank available
  • Choice of gas V-8 engines

  • MSRP range$29,140–$49,580
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 15–16
  • Body style Pickup Truck
Notable features in 2016:
  • New front-end styling for SR5, 1794 Edition models
  • TRD Pro Series version available
  • 38-gallon gas tank available
  • Choice of V-8 engines

  • MSRP range$28,510–$47,975
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 15–16
  • Body style Pickup Truck
Notable features in 2015:
  • Full-size pickup
  • Three cab sizes, three bed lengths
  • New TRD Pro Series version
  • Choice of V-8 engines

  • MSRP range$26,200–$47,600
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 15–17
  • Body style Pickup Truck
Notable features in 2014:
  • New exterior design gives the truck a more aggressive look
  • An all-new interior gauge and center stack layout
  • Two new top-level trim packages called Platinum and the 1794 Edition

  • MSRP range$25,455–$48,170
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 15–17
  • Body style Pickup Truck
Notable features in 2013:
  • V-6 or V-8 power
  • New Platinum trim
  • Standard automatic transmission
  • Three cab styles
  • Trailer-sway control

  • MSRP range$25,155–$43,595
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 14–18
  • Body style Pickup Truck
Notable features in 2012:
  • V-6 or V-8 power
  • Standard automatic transmission
  • Three cab styles
  • Trailer-sway control

  • MSRP range$24,435–$42,955
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 14–18
  • Body style Pickup Truck
Notable features in 2011:
  • Updated 4.0-liter V-6 engine
  • Trailer-sway control added
  • 12-volt power outlet
  • New headrest design
  • Max towing ratings align with future industry standards

  • MSRP range$23,455–$42,455
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 14–17
  • Body style Pickup Truck
Notable features in 2010:
  • 4.6-liter V-8 and six-speed automatic replace 4.7-liter V-8 and five-speed automatic
  • New upscale Platinum Package
  • New entry-level Work Truck Package
  • Front end freshened with new two-bar grille
  • Minor interior revisions

  • MSRP range$22,490–$41,605
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 14–16
  • Body style Pickup Truck
Notable features in 2009:
  • Flex-fuel 5.7-liter V-8 sold in select regions
  • TRD Rock Warrior package adds offroad equipment
  • TRD Sport package adds street credibility
  • Chrome bumper standard on Double Cab, CrewMax

  • MSRP range$22,390–$42,170
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style Pickup Truck
Notable features in 2008:
  • Choice of three engines
  • Laptop-storage feature
  • Optional rearview camera
  • Giant CrewMax cab
  • New Tundra Grade trim

  • MSRP range$22,290–$41,850
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style Pickup Truck
Notable features in 2007:
  • Choice of three engines
  • Laptop-storage feature
  • Optional rearview camera
  • Giant CrewMax cab

2000–06 Tundra


The turn of the century brought a replacement for the outgoing T100: the Toyota Tundra. Arriving in 2000 and sharing many of its underpinnings with Toyota’s full-size, three-row Sequoia SUV, the Tundra came in two cab configurations with two bed-length choices. The Tundra came

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  • MSRP range$16,155–$33,575
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style Pickup Truck
Notable features in 2006:
  • 236-hp V-6
  • Available 271-hp V-8
  • Variety of models
  • Off-Road and Sport packages available

  • MSRP range$16,055–$33,175
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style Pickup Truck
Notable features in 2005:
  • New 245-hp V-6
  • V-8 gains 42 hp for 2005
  • Variety of models
  • Off-Road and Sport Packages available

  • MSRP range$15,955–$32,600
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style Pickup Truck
Notable features in 2004:
  • New Double Cab model
  • Available V-8
  • StepSide version
  • Variety of configurations
  • Off-Road and Sport packages

  • MSRP range$15,955–$31,165
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style Pickup Truck

  • MSRP range$15,605–$30,060
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style Pickup Truck

  • MSRP range$15,605–$29,065
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style Pickup Truck

  • MSRP range$15,345–$28,430
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style Pickup Truck
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