This car works great for work. I driven it installing cable as a contractor for 3 years and still runs like a champ. Then I had a job which required me to drive back and forward an hour away. I take it for road trips and all kinds of fun things with my girlfriend. The great thing about it is I drove it over 200,000 miles and the only thing I needed to change was the tires. I owned a 4 runner which lasted for 15 years and the only thing to change was the regular stuff like alternator or timing belts. I expect the same performance for the 2001 tundra, built to last and built to be driven.

The Tundra has been a work horse, haling hay and towing trailers. It is able to pull a farm tractor on a full-size trailer. There have been no major repairs to any of the major systems, and the vehicle is 18 years old. We have been able to keep good maintenance schedule on the truck. The only dislike is that back window tends to leak when it rains, but we keep a moisture wicker unit in the vehicle and do not have any mildew problems.