anybody thinking of buying a toyota tundra....may want to think again
 

bed box bounce test ford vs chevy vs toyota
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWjTb...eature=channel

traction test chevy vs toyota
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZz3x...eature=channel

frame test ford vs toyota can skip ahead to 3:10 on video to see test
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRfE_...eature=channel

Interesting tests. The bed of the tundra on that first test is pretty wild. If I was off road in one of those tundras and had the bed hit the cab I would be pretty pissed.

I always felt if I was in the market for a new full size I would get the ford. They lack in power a bit to the competition but overall seems like a better truck. They ride so smooth too...

pretty sweet tests...that tundra frame looked pretty flimsy and that was static too

interesting...

Without even looking at the videos I'm gonna guess those are the tests conducted by Ford that have been going around for a year or three now. While they do show what's actually happening to the trucks, they are setup in such a way to showcase the Ford's strengths.

- Justin

Tundras = :gay:

Seriously, has anyone ever actually looked at the thing?

They are....and they show what we know anyway about Toyota trucks :mrgreen:

ford and chevy trucks are for work toyota's are not pure and simple..

i like my f150 alot.. they didnt blast chevy at all at least i think. i like ford and chevy trucks

3.2" !!!! tundra frame is junk!

But its made in AMERICA by AMERICANS in TEXAS!! RARRRR!!

Cause Toyota is an AMERICAN company, and are proud to be in NASCAR, AMERICA'S auto racing series!

Al. Did ubg steal your login?

No, no he didnt. I was making a joke about how hard Toyota wants to fit in with the working man in America.

I know. But with the emphasis and the caps I thought it was either ubg or edpontiac

Ford and chevy show their strengths everyday. how many construction vehicles do you see that have a import badge on them? or even a dodge badge for that matter. people that buy them dont know what a good truck is. If you need a real truck there is only 2 options. and if you want a truck that will never let you down find a old ford with the straight 6 you couldn't kill those motors and i think thats why ford stopped making them:cry:

I do not remember which municipality around here bought a fleet of Tundras and turned them in after the first year. I think it was 20 or so trucks, too soft to handle the daily grind. They are probably fine for home owners or light contracting but not commercial stuff- big brake rotors/factory headers/etc or not.