The Toyota of Full-size Trucks
If you're one of the Big Three (Ford, General Motors and Chrysler), you don't have much trouble moving your full-size truck offering thanks to the cult-like following
Driving It
Straight from our full review of the 2016 Toyota Tundra: "For a truck, we were pleasantly surprised at how quiet the Tundra's cabin was, even at highway speeds. Despite not offering a locking rear differential, our TRD Pro Off-Road 4x4 had no problem scaling muddy embankments, inching down steep grades and plowing through shallow streams."
Build and Price
2016 Toyota Tundra sticker prices start at under $31,000 -- for the only 1/2-ton that comes standard with a V8 -- and top out over $53,000 for the 1794 Edition CrewMax with 4-wheel drive. Build and price your own 2016 Toyota Tundra right here at KBB.com to unlock Fair Purchase Price, 5-Year Cost to Own and more.
Truck Talk
KBB.com visitor and Tundra owner KRZ offers his opinion of the Tundra's cabin: "I am a firm believer in the outstanding quality and reliability of this truck, but would just want to point out to any prospective buyers that for some reason Toyota has eliminated many of the interior storage options that existed in the previous generation. I find it frustrating that the glove box is about the same size as what could be found in a Corolla. Also, in the Crewmax they decided to place a massive piece of dense foam under the rear seats leaving virtually no underseat storage." Read more consumer reviews of the Toyota Tundra.
Other Choices
There are six excellent 1/2-ton trucks out there. The Tundra is a strong choice, but that doesn't mean it's the best one for you. Check out our Pickup Truck Buyer's Guide to get a good look at all the trucks on the market.
Photo Gallery: Toyota Tundra Inside and Out