The Toyota Tundra is one of the best pick up trucks for the value. It comes equipped with a 5.7 liter V8 that has enough horsepower and torque to haul just about anything. It also has a very spacious interior with enough seating for five full-grown adults. I have driven this truck for 120,000 miles and haven't had any mechanical or body issues.

I love the power and towing capacity of the Toyota Tundra. I have hauled tons of stone and dirt without loss of power or performance. If I need to get up to speed fast, I have no problems. If I need to come to an abrupt stop, again, I have no problems. I have towed boats and trailers and nearly forget they were attached the ride was so smooth. The drawbacks to the Tundra are the high price and fuel economy. I am lucky to get 15 mpg for mostly highway use and in winter, drop that down to 12. At just over 100,000 miles on my truck, I have not had any mechanical problems with routine maintenance. I enjoy the look of the truck and with the short front nose, it is easier to park than you'd think. It is wide but keeps up with the trend of the newer vehicles. The inside is very comfortable and had a lot of room. I would have liked to see a more updated console. One thing I didn't like was the rust that occurred on the rims. Why they use steel is beyond me but the rims will pit and rust out before the vehicle does. If buying the stock rims, I would suggest switching those out before it becomes a problem.