Used 2023 Toyota Tundra Consumer Reviews
2023 capstone- garbage
Traded my 2015 tundra limited in for a w023 capstone. This is probably one of the worst decisions I've ever made. This vehicle had been in the shop more than it has been in my garage. Today the hybrid malfunction light came in along with the check engine and traction control warning. This is the second time in less than 12 months for the hybrid malfunction warning.
Great Vehicle
The truck runs and drives great. I enjoy driving it. My last two GM trucks were so bad G M had to buy one back and the dealership bought the other one back. Toyota is my go to brand now.
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- Platinum CrewMax w/5.5' BedMSRP: $40,18819 mi away
- Limited Double CabMSRP: $47,24624 mi away
- SR5 Double CabMSRP: $36,98814 mi away
Love the 1794!!
Coming from a 2020 Trd Pro I wasn’t sure how I would like the v6 Twin turbo. After driving it I completely forgot about the previous Gen. Tech, power, smoothness, pano roof, quality! Completely love this truck!
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Pure Power
2023 showroom Capstone Hybrid with sunroof, safe and other fully loaded items, 4K miles. I gave five stars however if you compare Capstone to other truck it will not be apples to apples. Amazing power, ride is smooth and quiet (no noise), cameras and safety and anger things work great. Mpg is a downside and I am getting around 15 mpg avg. for 4K total miles with towing 4k travel for about 1k miles (70% highway 30% hills). Still learning all the gadgets but over all good experiences. Other considerations for potential buyers is maintenance cost, 22” tires are expensive @ about $500 per piece.
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1950 brakes
I have a 2023 Platinum Tundra and owned it since November 2023. The brake squeal like an old junker from the 1950's. Toyota states that it only occurs of some Tundra's and are looking at it. If they cannot figure it out with parts numbers and computer data from assembly lines in today's world, I wonder if they are not taking it seriously. I recommend you do not buy a Tundra; Toyota doesn't seem to care, and you are stuck with a $70K squeaking truck. I have 3 to 4 open recalls and one is a fire issue and cannot get parts at dealership to fix the problem. If they cannot get these fixed, then are they going to fix squeaking brakes? I doubt it.
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