[SuperDuty]

I'm curious to see how many different truck brands members have owned in their ownership history. Are you a die hard Ford owner or have you switched things up? Personally I've owned Ford's most of my life but I did spend a period where I had a Toyota Tundra. Pretty reliable but underwhelming to me when compared to the F-150.

Choose which truck brands you've owned in the poll and share which models you've owned in the comments!

 

[FHD]

Toyota for me. I own a Taco

Till Toyota builds a better Tundra, the F-150 will be a top pick.

 

[BFT]

Toyota for me. I own a Taco

Till Toyota builds a better Tundra, the F-150 will be a top pick.

Yup. Tundra just doesn't do it.
Apparently there's a new one coming this year though.

 

[SuperDuty]

Yup. Tundra just doesn't do it.
Apparently there's a new one coming this year though.

I heard something about that from a friend of mine. Is it officially coming or is it still a rumor?

 

[BFT]

I heard something about that from a friend of mine. Is it officially coming or is it still a rumor?

I think it's legit. I recall seeding some leaked dealer presentation slide that showed Toyota's future product plans.

 

[FHD]

I think it's legit. I recall seeding some leaked dealer presentation slide that showed Toyota's future product plans.

Correct.
A Toyota exec was quoted saying they have have a plan to refresh the "four brothers" and that includes the Tundra.

""We're looking at what makes the most sense, not only for 2025 but for out to 2035 and beyond, and what is the market demand for it," said Mike Sweers, lead engineer for Toyota's "four brothers": the Tundra, Tacoma, 4Runner midsize SUV and Sequoia large SUV. Sweers, speaking in February at the Chicago Auto Show, said torque and toughness will remain key to Toyota in its next-generation body-on-frame vehicles."

Toyota's plan: All pickups on 1 platform

Toyota's next-generation full-size Tundra and midsize Tacoma pickups will share a common platform that the Japanese automaker plans to spread to all of its pickups globally.

www.autonews.com

 

[Beaujing]

I have owned a 2015 Toyota Tundra, a very reliable truck and spare parts are inexpensive.