Toyota Tundra
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Toyota Tundra
For the car folks on the bored.
Was looking at pick-up trucks and the Tundra looks and drives pretty well. However found out they are all North American imports here. Dealer claims that I don't need to worry about shipping parts in for repairs and services as they are pretty much interchangeable with the Sequoia?
Anybody know if that's accurate?
Cheers!
Was looking at pick-up trucks and the Tundra looks and drives pretty well. However found out they are all North American imports here. Dealer claims that I don't need to worry about shipping parts in for repairs and services as they are pretty much interchangeable with the Sequoia?
Anybody know if that's accurate?
Cheers!
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Re: Toyota Tundra
Can't help you with specifics not having owned or worked on either . They do share a lot of similarity but a major difference is Independent rear suspension on the Sequoi and solid axle for the Tundra. Toyota trucks in the US are all locally built and they have a reputation for reliability.
The older Tundra didn't dominate the truck market because it is not a full size pickup . New Toyota Tundra is comparable sizewise to fullsize pickups from the Big 3 but Toyota does not offer a diesel engine option , dual rear wheels and the payload capacity of 1 ton fullsize American pickups . So for the moment the Big 3 still dominate the fullsize pickup segment.
The older Tundra didn't dominate the truck market because it is not a full size pickup . New Toyota Tundra is comparable sizewise to fullsize pickups from the Big 3 but Toyota does not offer a diesel engine option , dual rear wheels and the payload capacity of 1 ton fullsize American pickups . So for the moment the Big 3 still dominate the fullsize pickup segment.
Last edited by Boomhauer; Feb 21st 2014 at 1:11 pm.
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Re: Toyota Tundra
For the car folks on the bored.
Was looking at pick-up trucks and the Tundra looks and drives pretty well. However found out they are all North American imports here. Dealer claims that I don't need to worry about shipping parts in for repairs and services as they are pretty much interchangeable with the Sequoia?
Anybody know if that's accurate?
Cheers!
Was looking at pick-up trucks and the Tundra looks and drives pretty well. However found out they are all North American imports here. Dealer claims that I don't need to worry about shipping parts in for repairs and services as they are pretty much interchangeable with the Sequoia?
Anybody know if that's accurate?
Cheers!
#4
Re: Toyota Tundra
Heres a totally relevant fact :
Tund in punjabi means ass
ok carry on now *sweet smile*
Tund in punjabi means ass
ok carry on now *sweet smile*
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Re: Toyota Tundra
I thought one needed a lobotomy to drive a Tundra? Certainly seems like it going down 30th in the mornings.
#6
Re: Toyota Tundra
I love the Tundra. I would be torn on the decision between the Tundra and the F150 Raptor though.
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Re: Toyota Tundra
pfft! nothing sexier than a Sukhoi PAK FA....except maybe a woman talking about a Sukhoi PAK FA