Tundra Lags In Almost Every Area Of The Segment - What Can Toyota Do To Make It A Contender?

I’m sure Toyota would advise buyers not to transport bison of any kind in its Tundra CrewMax 4x4.
I mean if you had to, you could, but don’t. In light of events last week when a father and son picked up what they thought was a hitchhiking bison in Yellowstone, the National Park Service would like to remind visitors not to do stupid things.

The Tundra is large. It looms. When the assignment to build a full-size, American-style pickup came, Toyota designers made sure they got the “full-size” part unimpeachably right. The rear bench seat of our CrewMax tester made me positively nostalgic for an old Checker cab, with its perched, arm’s-length spaciousness in every direction.

USNA1999 - 6/13/2016 12:19:59 PM

+4 Boost

Customers in the US only want the TACOMA regardless of how good the Tundra is too. Leave this segment to the F-150.

carsnyc - 6/13/2016 2:25:53 PM

+4 Boost

Pick up trucks are too embedded in the fabric and history of this country and no foreigner will in the foreseeable future be able to dethrone Detroit's three.

MDarringer - 6/13/2016 7:18:38 PM

+3 Boost

GIVE UP

whatbish - 6/15/2016 6:11:04 PM

+1 Boost

Why would Toyota give up when they sell at least 100k of these?

MrEE - 6/14/2016 8:04:52 PM

+1 Boost

Compact leader will see gains over time.