Well if motor biscuit says so LMAO

The best part about Toyota, other than the quality of their vehicles, is that they stand behind them. It isn't unusual for them to initiate customer satisfaction programs to correct a vehicle deficiency outside of warranty and free of charge. In the previous generation of 4Runner (we had an 04), there was a significant issue with their dashes cracking, especially ones in hot/humid states. In 2015, Toyota replaced the dash in our 11-year-old/185k truck, with a brand new/improved version for free. The invoice showed over $1,400 in parts and labor. Never seen Dodge do that.

In your 8 years of public education, you obviously never learned to read, or comprehend. No surprise here

"According to actual owners, you may have to settle a few 2023 Toyota Tundra issues. One owner of a 2022 model reviewed a 2023 Tundra and discovered that the trucks have the same problems."

Hard hitting news with that "one owner".....lmao

I thought this was a jab at the original Biscuit but I see now …🤠

SUV version of an avalanche or a Honda ridgeline. Hard pass!

I’ll say it again, if I was to weaken and buy a new truck, it will be a new Tundra. But, since my 17 year old Tundra runs like a Japanese watch, and the radio is Ok, I’m good with what I have. My BiL is about to buy a new Tundra. A gray one. How boring.

Not buying one…but the white looks good, as does the black, and I’m a fan of red. But I’m not buying. No sir…

Yeah new technology comes with some drawbacks, but Toyota will have them running like a top soon enough.

Nope someone actually thought that name was a good idea.....

That was the point all along there Einstein. What a dolt.

I was making fun of the name genius.

I’m not an off-road guy but I’m seeking out an off road intended vehicle that gets $hit mileage horrible blind spots and sub par everything else I need…. Lord I hate Americans sometimes. Not for real but damn we are just a big barrel of stupid sometimes.

JD power ranked the Tundra as the most dependable large light duty truck for 2024

SD for the win!

They've had a couple of years to fix their problems, so hopefully they have. As I said, I am a Toyota fan and have owned several Tundras.

Presently, there 2 latest gen Tundras in the family, both in the hands of nephews. They like the truck, have had no issues, but both complained that they can’t back the truck up with the driver’s door open. The BiL is next up, but hasn’t bought it yet.

One nephew drives to work in his Tundra and never stresses it. The other nephew owns a couple of sawmills and several pecan orchards. He works that truck hard, and like his father, never washed a truck in his life. Nastiest truck you ever saw, but dirt can’t be considered a problem, I think.

You should have seen the Tundra I took in trade from two brothers who were pig farmers. I didn't test drive it and made the porter take it to the back and power wash it inside and out after the deal was done. Sent it straight to the auction and was happy to get rid of it.

horrible Blind spot!

Saw a ton of them on the road when they first came out. Hardly ever see one anymore. That's pretty telling to me.

They haven’t been manufactured in 10 years. There’s a reason you don’t see many on the road. Old vehicle don’t last forever.