My 2006 Toyota Tundra over the last 2 years has been both good and bad to me. I like the body style, as well as the interior. I later discovered that this was the last year of the 1st generation style Toyota Tundra. I really now wish I has shopped around to find a 2nd Gen Tundra instead. When running, the vehicle drives well, and I like the handling of it on highway driving as well as when the bed is loaded down with a load. But, when this vehicle has had mechanical problems, they have been very expensive to repair. Notably, the failure of the Emission Controls devices, which of course caused the check engine light to come on, was extremely expensive to repair.

It's 16 / 19 MPG fuel efficiency is decent for its size, especially for a truck that's prepared to get "down and dirty". The Tundra expresses its readiness for heavy-lifting with its durable and quality build. It makes transporting items a breeze. From towing an Edgewater Heritage 170 CC boat to picking up the kids from school, this truck can do it. Seat warmers.