Used Toyota Tundra Limited for Sale

The 2008 Toyota Tundra Limited 4x4. What a great truck I have owned this truck since it was new and can say I could jump in it today and drive it across the country. I have driven it from Texas to north Dakota several times and it has never let me down. I recently put the first pair of replacement brake pads on after 145,000 miles. Before I owned the Toyota I had two Fords both of them where good trucks I thought but the Toyota blows them away in performance, reliability, and comfort. No matter what situation I found myself in weather it was deep snow, quagmire of mud, or scorching dessert my Tundra always pulled me through. The power out of the V8 motor was out of this world I had never had a car or truck display that kind of power. The seats are comfortable weather you are going to the grocery store or another state and the back seat is HUGE I mean HUGE my 6'8" friend had no problems getting comfortable. All in all I would buy this truck over and over.

What comes to mind for the Toyota Tundra is the word bulletproof. This truck is mid-sized so fits easily in most garages. The utility of a full-size pickup bed is fantastic to easily haul motorcycles and mountain bikes, plus for moving large objects. It provides peace of mind knowing this truck will also last a very long time by just performing routine maintenance plus the manufacturer's recommended maintenance. The V8 engine provides ample , smooth power. With this power, you do not feel as if you are straining the engine when pulling a trailer. The Limited trim option also provides nice leather interior and dash trim, plus a sunroof. Fuel mileage could be improved, as it averages 15mpg around town. Additionally, there is a sacrifice to backseat passenger comfort when only having the access cab vs. the full-size cab. However, the back seats flip up easily to have extra storage room and no backseat passengers. This also helps keep the back seats clean. Overall, Toyota has a reputation for well-designed, long-lasting products. The Tundra is no exception.