I own a 2006 Toyota Tundra and love my truck! I bought it used in 2008 with 12,000 miles on it. Other than oil changes the only maintenance/repairs that have been required are the purchase of a new set of tires and the $300 repair of a part in the coolant system. The truck is comfortable to drive, even for a woman, and is fairly quiet on the interstate. The V6 engine has enough power to tow my camper but still gets around 20 miles per gallon on the highway. The extended cab offers room for extra passengers while still accommodating a full length bed without being overly long. The back seats are a little cramped but since I never ride back there that's not a big problem. It's just nice to have the flexibility to have extra passengers when needed. The bed is the perfect size to transport double bed mattresses. I know that sounds odd but I've moved three daughters to colleges and back so that was actually a huge bonus to me. Now since I've move to a mountain I've come to enjoy the lower gear option; I never needed that before. While I don't have a model with all of the bells and whistles, I still love my truck and have enjoyed it for years!

I like that the truck has good towing power. The truck runs very well and has great gas mileage for a truck. I've driven it for work, and I've towed my boat with it and never have any problems. I've owned it for 10 years now, and the only thing I've ever had to do with it is change the oil and change the brake pads once. Longevity is the most important aspect that I'm looking for in a vehicle.