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 |  Feb 07, 6:47 PM 6 Comments

Toyota dropped the newest version of the Tundra half-ton on us today at the 2013 Chicago Auto Show. 

While the sheet metal is all new, under the hood lives the same three powertrains as the previous model. A new 1794 edition has also been introduced, complete with luxurious interior that will fight Ford’s King Ranch and Ram’s Long Horn Edition.

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 Ride quality has also been improved in the new Tundra, thanks to new shock-absorber valving and modified steering feel.

Watch our first look video below.

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  • Dale copier

    looks ugly not built in a us owned factory your job and your mony go by by

  • uae boy

    shoud be change the engine like gm 6.0 or 6.2

  • Webebob

    Toyota Design Studio, your mommies and daddies spent hard-earned money sending you to top engineering and design colleges, your company spent billions on wind tunnels and CAD, just so’s you could redesign a truck back into the 3 box concept?  Where did that come from, design 101?

    And dumbing down the steering wheel responsiveness?  Where did you find the stash of 1955 GM Engineering manuals on how to design a lead sled?

    So, you designed a bigger box to push through wind, that the driver inputs a course correction to the wheel and nothing happens, you call it NEW and EXCITING, and the email adv I got from Toyota said the interior is SEXY?   OMG Toyota design must already be located in a state that legalized Marijuana!  Somebody’s been smoking some kind of wacky tabacky!
      

  • alejandro

    i got some questions, what happen to the transmutation fluid temperature gauge? why are the front seats not ventilated also? why is the back seat not reclinable? why are the outside mirrors not power fold on the limited also? is the premium option avalible on all grades? is michelin coming out with a new AT/2 tire? if i don’t like the 2014, i will keep my 2011 platinum.!!!!!

  • Stwoodshop

    webebob says it right

  • ckitout

    I have leased work trucks for 20 years…Always changing between Ford and GM. A few years back I chose Tundra because the other two also did not change anything with the new. Now it will be very hard-pressed to ever go back. I’m in MI and many Tundra parts are made here and assembled in Texas. Having friends and family working in auto industry – I can safely say.. they really like the good paying jobs and the work environment is very good. Finally, the Ford would limp back in at lease end. I’m on my 3rd Tundra lease and they drive THE SAME as I got them new..at lease end. Each time selling the leased truck to the used car dept and receiving a couple grand!!! above residual..used for down pmt on next truck. And yep, I won the gas-class truck pull..dragging the others across the parking lot, hitch to hitch. The others are mostly made in Canada and Mexico, too. Sorry, but it’s an awesome truck. Don’t try one if you “think” you have your mind set on Big 3, like I did! Just got my 2013 .. It rocks!