I own a 2006 Toyota Tundra. It is a special Lucchese Texas Edition model (only 500 made that year) with very comfortable special leather seats with liquid fill for extra support while driving. It is comfortable, dependable, and tough. The vehicle has never had an mechanical issues to date and has only needed oil and tire changes. I would say the quality of the vehicle is a 4 out of 5 stars leaving a little to be desired in the interior. It is a limited model with navigation, wood trim and rear entertainment, but besides the upgraded leather seats, your eye wants just a bit more flash for the money if you know what I mean.

I bought my 2002 Toyota Tundra SR5 pickup in October of 2001. It is blue in color, and is equipped with a V8 engine. I had been looking at the Tundra pickups, ever since they first came on the scene in 1999. I liked the fact that it was actually a bit smaller than the regular full size trucks from Ford, Chevy, etc, but yet had power very similar to those same trucks. I had owned a 1987 Toyota pickup before buying the Tundra, and knew of Toyota's quality.