Toyota Tundra Usados en Venta

I think the 2005 Tundra is a fantastic vehicle. The maintenance costs are low, it has plenty of power, does great in the snow and mud, and unlike many things in my life, has always been there when I needed it. It is a good-looking vehicle, and still gets peoples attention when I pull into a parking space. I like the fact that it is a tiny bit smaller than most full-sized trucks, because it leaves me more room to get in and out of tight spaces, and yet is roomy enough for 4 adults with plenty of cargo space in back.

This is the best truck that I've ever driven. I dare say its probably one of the best on the road today. The truck with it's 5.7 L V8 has all the power I'll ever need. It's styling is fantastic. However, the way it drives and rides is what sold me. It is smooth, quiet, and extremely tight and responsive. This truck will work had but still look good enough to go out on the town at night.

My 2000 Tundra has been a great truck. I bought it due to a) need for towing and b) Toyota's reputation for quality. Plus, the truck looked nice and was competitively priced. The first impression I had of it was how nice it drove, almost like a car. It had a tow package with it and towed both a travel trailer and a horse trailer very well, including trips over the Rockies and Sierras. I will say thought that it did struggle a bit towing 5000 - 6000 lbs over those mountain passes. I should qualify the part about it still performing well at 14 years old. I don't drive that many miles, the truck only has about 150K on it. Nevertheless, I'm happy and plan to drive it another 5 years.