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Since the 2014 Toyota Tundra went on sale this year, many reviewers acclaimed it for its reliability and performances, topping or being included in most publications’ top truck lists.
Apart from its bolder new looks, smooth ride, user-friendly interior, performance and luxury (the 1794 Limited Edition) the automaker continues its campaign and brings back into our attention that the Toyota Tundra is a truly American pickup.
Toyota brought a specially-wrapped 2014 Tundra at this year’s Los Angeles Auto Show, wearing a camouflage theme with US Army stars and big inscriptions reading “Made in America.”
While for some this may look pathetic for wearing a contrasting Japanese brand logo on that big bold grille at the front, let us remind you that the Toyota Tundra is designed by Americans in California and it’s produced in one of the most American state known to the planet - Texas - using a good ol’ body on frame construction and a torquey V8 under the hood.
Toyota brought a specially-wrapped 2014 Tundra at this year’s Los Angeles Auto Show, wearing a camouflage theme with US Army stars and big inscriptions reading “Made in America.”
While for some this may look pathetic for wearing a contrasting Japanese brand logo on that big bold grille at the front, let us remind you that the Toyota Tundra is designed by Americans in California and it’s produced in one of the most American state known to the planet - Texas - using a good ol’ body on frame construction and a torquey V8 under the hood.
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