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Redone Tundra massive but manageable
May 17, 2007
If the Toyota Tundra had a voice—a real big one—that’s probably the first thing it would say to its competition.
Remember the more modestly sized, subtle Tundra of old? It’s gone. It’s been replaced by a big—and I mean big—pickup truck that makes Dodge’s Ram look like the classroom wimp.
Toyota went big this time around because one of the knocks against Japanese trucks is that they are too small and too underpowered. Count the Tundra out on both scores.
Toyota’s Tundra, seen here externally and internally, has been supersized.
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In fact, if performance is your middle name, the Tundra is your game. It’s powered by a 381-horsepower, 5.7-liter V-8, and it really can scoot. We’re talking zero to 60 in an amazing 6.4 seconds. That’s sports car territory. When you step on the gas, the truck lunges forward, eager to chew up all the asphalt it can in the process.
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