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East Coast journalists and bloggers had the chance to see the 2014 Toyota Tundra before its release on the US market.
The event held at Barnsley Gardens served as a media preview for the all-new Tundra pickup. Attending media members were also treaded with cocktails, fly-fishing, clay shooting and horseback riding before being able to actually test drive the new model.
“Well, we were excited, because of the brand, obviously, Toyota and that it being a truck and an introduction,” said Barnsley Gardens general manager Michael Gordon. “I think the important thing about it for us was that they wanted to be outside. They wanted to be outdoors where they could showcase our resort, as well as our hunting preserve, which is Spring Bank Plantation.
The new Toyota Tundra will be offered in multiple versions, from the commercial $25,920 SR model to the $47,320 Platinum and 1794 Edition upscale models fitted with ventilated leather seats, chrome accents and more luxury equipment.
Full story at The Daily Tribune
“Well, we were excited, because of the brand, obviously, Toyota and that it being a truck and an introduction,” said Barnsley Gardens general manager Michael Gordon. “I think the important thing about it for us was that they wanted to be outside. They wanted to be outdoors where they could showcase our resort, as well as our hunting preserve, which is Spring Bank Plantation.
The new Toyota Tundra will be offered in multiple versions, from the commercial $25,920 SR model to the $47,320 Platinum and 1794 Edition upscale models fitted with ventilated leather seats, chrome accents and more luxury equipment.
Full story at The Daily Tribune
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