Toyota Tundra

Full-size truck brand

The Toyota Tundra is a full-size pickup truck manufactured by Toyota, first introduced in 1999 as the Japanese automaker's entry into the American full-size truck market dominated by Ford, Chevrolet, and Ram.

The Tundra is built in the United States and marketed primarily to American buyers: He traded in his F-150 for a Tundra.

The name evokes rugged, cold-weather terrain.

truck

bed

Furniture for slumber

toolbox · ladder rack · side step · tie-downs · utility

off-road

4x4

All-wheel-drive truck

ground clearance · skid plate · traction control · gravel · dirt road · overland · expedition

durability

reliability

Consistent, predictable performance

robustness · endurance · heavy-duty · rust-resistant · structural integrity · corrosion resistance · wear-resistant · maintainability · all-weather · warranty

power

V8

Eight-cylinder engine layout

engine · acceleration · performance · exhaust · transmission · throttle response · cylinders · fuel injection · powertrain

lineage

Tacoma

Pacific Northwest port city

San Antonio

towing

trailer hitch

Vehicle's towing attachment point

safety chains · gooseneck · weight distribution · receiver hitch · boat · camper · horse trailer

Categories
Opposites
vehicle size class

Toyota TundraFiat 500

Italian subcompact automobile

Mini Cooper · Honda Fit · compact car · microcar · Toyota Corolla

vehicle type/purpose

Toyota TundraToyota Prius

Japanese hybrid automobile

commuter car · Vespa · Toyota Corolla · city car · Toyota Camry

brand origin in truck market

Toyota TundraFord F-150

Full-size American pickup truck

Chevrolet Silverado · Ram 1500 · GMC Sierra

Family

tundra, tundras

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Mostly American · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G