Used 2017 Toyota Tundra Consumer Reviews
More for the Money and a higher resales
Having owned a 2011 F-150 Platinum which was totaled when a guy ran a red light in Sugarland, TX south of Houston, I had to buy a new truck, when I looked at a 2018 F-150 it was 65,000 plus 3 options totally 67,000 plus TT&L. The Tundra was 49, 600 with the 3 options included. The Tundra rides as good as the F- 150 on the highway, on secondary roads the F-150 has a better ride, fuel economy is about the same I had a 5.0 liter on the Ford and a 5.7 liter on the Tundra with a 6 speed Auto on both. the insurance adjuster who I meet when I was being given the check for the F- 150 asked me are you going to replace this truck with another and I said by the numbers of dollars, It probably will be a 2018 Toyota Tundra 1794 of which he replied if you had the Tundra I would be writing you a check for another 3,000 over the F-150 Platinum. Ford F-150 Great Truck if I was a millionaire I would buy another if you want to save 15,000 and a higher resale in the end buy the Tundra you won’t be disappointed.
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17 Tundra Limited
Great looking truck, Rides like a Cadillac compared to my 1500 Dodge 4x4. Very spacious and comfortable ( I'm 6' 1 265 ) in the cabin although not a lot of storage space. If your looking for something with good gas mileage , this is not the truck for you. I'm hoping that gets better. It does have a 38 gallon gas tank because it needs it. After having Dodges most of my life, I've decided to switch to Toyota. Better quality and better resale value.
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- Limited FFV CrewMax CabMSRP: $37,590In-stock online
- SR5 Double CabMSRP: $26,590In-stock online
- SR5 Double CabMSRP: $27,99518 mi away
The SR5 has its flaws!
I bought a 2017 SR5 5.7L, 4wd, Crew Max, TRD version. If you want fuel economy this is not the truck for you (if you can get 11 mpg you will be lucky). This 5.7L engine comes standard with 4.30 gears in the differential (which are not highway gears but low end hauling gears) thus the pitiful gas mileage. The TRD package comes with tires better suited for off-road and have a miserable tire roar going down the road that you have to turn up the radio to hear it. I changed tires to a Highway tread , much quieter in the cab. I recommend just getting the 4X4 package unless you plan on doing a lot of off-road. The SR5 has no handle to grab to get into the drivers set which is a big step up to get in. All the other three doors has a handle to assist you getting in. There is only one USB port in the front cab, so you will have to use the two 12v power outlets. This SR5 has a stiff ride and the seats are hard and not very comfortable on that long road trip. My F150 was much more comfortable. Overall a very good truck with a few flaws.
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Bought because of reliability but need to improve
Gas mileage is the worst of any similarly equipped full size truck but I bought it due to Toyota's excellent reliability, resale value, and customer satisfaction.
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2017 Tundra Double Door 4WD
Excellent Value! Great quality!
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