habu987
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Y'all live in Yexas, yon't you?Yexas? Is that the 53rd state?
Yotoya Yundra, proudly made in Yexas.
Sorry, I couldn't help myself.
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2022 Toyota Tundra
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Allons-y, Alonzo!
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As many yuppies as have moved there, I’m surprised it hasn’t changed names. Top contenders would be Yexas or Texifornia.
Royalist_Ram
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We always called it "Te-haas" lol.Yexas? Is that the 53rd state?
Yotoya Yundra, proudly made in Yexas.
Sorry, I couldn't help myself.
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That's the Spanish pronunciation.
Smerberj
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I was dead set on getting one but after seeing these models I was 
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Fatherof3
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Have you seen the new TRD Pro ?I was dead set on getting one but after seeing these models I was
Smerberj
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That's the one I like. I was hoping to get a SR5 with some kind of black out package but if it's going to remotely look like those Red trucks then I don't know...
securityguy
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The New Toyota Tundra Debuts Very Soon
Look for full photos and info to drop on September 19.
securityguy
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Next-Generation 2022 Toyota Tundra Revealed As Silverado And Sierra Rival
Radical exterior design, revamped interior, and new powerplants.
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2022 Toyota Tundra Takes Shots at Chevy, Ford, Ram Pickups
Toyota's new full-size pickup truck has an available 437-hp twin-turbo V-6 hybrid powertrain, a new suspension setup, and a 14.0-inch touchscreen.
traveller09
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Even though I just bought my Rebel and in spite of that hideous front-end (which hopefully can be improved with an aftermarket bumper) and the apparent lack of storage on the new Tundra, depending on MPG and the seats passing the wife's back test, this will be my next truck.
Just bought my 21 Rebel but if I was in the market for a 1/2 ton I would definitely look at the 22 Tundra.
I’ve owned two Tundras previously (as well as a Chevy, Ford and 2 RAMs) and never had any issues with them.
This Rebel is my favorite 1/2 ton by far so the Tundra would have to be pretty special to move me off this thing…
…and while it’s not a completely rational reason, TBH I’d have a hard time not owning a V8 - I just freaking love the sound of this hemi!
I’ve owned two Tundras previously (as well as a Chevy, Ford and 2 RAMs) and never had any issues with them.
This Rebel is my favorite 1/2 ton by far so the Tundra would have to be pretty special to move me off this thing…
…and while it’s not a completely rational reason, TBH I’d have a hard time not owning a V8 - I just freaking love the sound of this hemi!
habu987
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I'll be checking out a hybrid 1794 in the spring. I'm 100% brand agnostic, and while I like my DT, I'm looking for more power and better MPG for the next truck that I'm gonna get next year. Right now the candidates are another DT with the diesel or a Powerboost, and the Tundra will at least get a look.
There's a lot of stuff on paper that's attractive about the new Tundra, but I'll need to see and drive it in person to see if the looks are as offputting in person as some of them are in pictures.
There's a lot of stuff on paper that's attractive about the new Tundra, but I'll need to see and drive it in person to see if the looks are as offputting in person as some of them are in pictures.
Moparian
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The interior looks like a pre 2021 F-150, lots of hard edged plastics, boxy shapes etc. I know the Toyota crowd will love it but honestly for what they will want for the hybrid I'd go with the F-150 that you can at least use as a generator. I have a feeling Ram will be adding some sort of hybrid option either late MY22 or for MY23, quite possibly with the I-6T. While I dont care for the looks the 22 Silverado has a greatly improved interior and the ZR2 looks like a way better Rebel especially with the LS3. Ram really needs to offer the SRT 6.4 in the 1500....considering the Grand Wagoneer is using it and they share a platform.
GKIII
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All the videos I've seen of people handling interior pieces it already sounds like the interior will (again) be plastic rattle trap hell, like every other Toyota.
No F-150 Lightning for you?
habu987
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I'm on the fence, mainly because of logistics. I live in a townhouse with street parking, so charging at home isn't possible. No chargers at work, either, so my only local charging option would be public charger...which doesn't appeal to me at all as a regular charging routine.
Otherwise I'd be quite interested.
I was all about the lightning until I researched how expensive electric charging is on the road and how long it currently takes to charge a vehicle during long road trips. I don’t think the infrastructure is there yet. I’m holding out hope that it will be better by the time the 2024 ram electric truck comes out.
GKIII
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Not to mention if you venture away from the Interstate highways...
Yeah totally. I’d have range anxiety so bad that they would name a condition after me in the diagnostic manual of mental disorders.
