Toyota Tundra Body Styles Over The Years

Five Trims Numerous Configurations.

Toyota tundra body styles over the years. In 2020 over 109000 Toyota Tundra units were sold representing a two-percent drop from its sales the preceding year. Immediately it made the Tundra a formidable competitor to the domestics. The Toyota Tundra is all-new for the 2022 model year.

It offered two and four-door options with various cab and engine choices available. The next Tundra is expected to be revealed by the end of this year. However the i-FORCE MAX hybrid powertrain is only for sale on.

Theres a new Toyota Tundra out finally. Available in three body styles codenamed Crewmax Double Cab and Regular Cab the 2006 Tundra shares multiple parts with Toyotas FTX concept unveiled by the Japanese company at the 2004 edition. We expected great things but not much has changed since.

Ratings for these model years show perfect predicted reliability scores. Toyota tries to race vehicles that closely resemble production vehicles and Toyota is the only manufacturer that fields three different body styles. The first generation Tundra was criticized for being too small to compete against the American contention so through the years Toyota made the pickup up bigger and better.

Body style changes The Tundra in these photos is pretty well camouflaged so its hard to get an idea of what this truck will look like but it seems like the rear lights may have changed some and the front grille is looking sharp. When the current-generation Tundra rolled out in 2008 we applauded Toyota for its muscular visage and handsome interior. The 2022 Toyota Tundra was recently revealed from the outside and these new spy photos offer a glimpse of what the interior will look like.

One of the main beefs we have with newer Toyota Tundra models is that we are generally looking at an interior that feels a little outdated. These are reliable pickup trucks recommended by CR. In 2000 the first generation was nominated for North American Truck of the Year and in 2008 the second generation was named Truck of the Year by Motor Trend and Truckin Magazine.