The Toyota Tundra

Whenever you have to handle a challenging job, your truck should deliver serious power to overcome tough tasks with confidence. That’s why the Toyota Tundra is designed to generate hearty towing and hauling power whenever you have to move a heavy payload. You can count on this durable pickup for whatever you need to do, and you can also take it wherever your next job awaits, whether it’s out on the open highway or at the end of a rough and dusty trail.

If you want to see how the Tundra can suit your needs, come take a closer look here at Nashville Toyota North. Our Toyota experts can help you find the right trim and tools for your Tundra, and we can go over all the options available for this versatile workhorse. Well also hand over the keys for a test drive.

What’s New in the 2021 Toyota Tundra?

For 2021, the Trail Special Edition variation joins the Tundra’s trim range. Toyota has based this new Tundra model on the athletic SR5 trim with a passenger-friendly Crew Cab, and it sports all-terrain tires, black-and-tan upholstery, and distinctive accents inside and out. The Tundra is also available in the imposing Nightshade Edition, which sports dark accents in its own unique range of exterior colors.

The Tundra can handle whatever duties you need to fulfill, and when it is fully equipped for the tasks, it can tow up to 10,200 pounds and haul as much as 1,730 pounds. A 381-horsepower V8 comes standard with a six-speed automatic transmission for prompt acceleration and smooth gear shifting at any speed. The truck can also leave the streets and highways behind for off-roading adventure, and you can opt for the TRD Pro model for FOX shocks, a front skid plate, and other performance upgrades.

The Tundra’s cab makes it easy to unwind when the workday is done thanks to its supportive seating and plentiful legroom. Your taller crew members will also appreciate the airy overhead space, while younger riders can be safely secured with two complete sets of car seat connections. The Tundra comes standard with durable materials, and you can upgrade the cab with interior enhancements like the 1794 Edition’s upscale saddle-brown leather trim.

The Tundra’s onboard infotainment system comes standard with a 7-inch touchscreen as well as a Wi-Fi hotspot. You can also equip your truck with smartphone integration, Amazon Alexa, and other popular apps and features. Safety features like forward collision warning and pedestrian detection also come standard for 2021.

History of the Tundra

Toyota introduced the Tundra to the U.S. market in 2000, just as their T100 model wrapped up its time as their frontrunning full-size truck. The initial Tundra models were available with brawny V6 and V8 engine options, and the truck promptly established itself as a competitive choice among its full-size rivals. In the years that followed, Toyota built on the truck’s offerings with more power and new cab configurations.

In 2007, the Tundra began its second generation, and the redesigned truck hit the road with even greater work-focused capabilities. By this point, the Tundra was offered in 31 unique variations with a diverse range of bed sizes, powertrains, wheel bases, and cab styles. The truck continues to meet the changing needs of drivers across the country as Toyota never ceases to innovate and upgrade their Tundra with each model year.

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