The number of changes for the 2014 model year Toyota Tundra goes on several pages and can be confusing for some people, so here are five reasons why this full-size pickup should be in your driveway.
Smooth ride - many people complained about the outgoing Tundra’s rough suspension, so Toyota tamed the hard steel frame with a softer suspension.
Looks - the new Tundra wears an improved muscular look, highlighted by the big grille, tall hood, beefier wheel arches and three-piece bumpers.
User-friendly interior - the old Tundra had the central console controls way off reach for the driver, but the new one got them spot on and all the switches and dials are big and easy to use even with construction worker gloves on.
The 1794 Edition - in order to render homage for the old ranch the Toyota plant is now constructed on, the automaker offers the 2014 Tundra with the 1794 Edition trim, which adds special body finish, big chrome rims, unique grille and a luxury interior.
See all these as well as the fifth reason in the video bellow.
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