Personally guys...I am shocked at all the haters talking $hit about stuff you don't even know will be true. Wait for it come out and then blast the crap out of it if you wish. From what we can all see, it looks like it will be a very nice truck that is positioning itself to far better compete with the Big 3 and enter the 21st Century. Time will tell, but instead of talking out of your @$$, you may want to wait to better understand the facts once more details come out. One thing no one can argue is that the Tundra has been the most reliable, trouble free truck on the market for many years. Just sayin...not a Toyota lover, but I'll hold my judgement until we get more details and I can actually go see and drive one
My first truck was a 1992 Toyota pickup - standard cab, 5 speed, 2wd with the 4-cyl (22RE). Never had a problem with it and was a great truck.
Fast forward 25 years and I'm in the market for a new truck (2019). I visit the Toyota dealership to check out new Tundras:
1. Salesperson was semi-friendly until I started asking questions, then became huffy when I wasn't completely sold on any of the trucks I looked at.
2. Discounts are minimal. Outside of a couple thousand for a factory discount there wasn't anything to be had as far as a "deal" outside of an additional $500 because I'm a veteran.
The only truck that interested me was a Limited that was 4 years old and they still wanted $45K for it. Yes, they are very reliable vehicles but if my choice is a 4-year-old Tundra for $45K or a brand new RAM 1500 for $44K then I choose the RAM.