2021 Toyota Tundra | Pickup Review | Driving.ca

The Toyota Tundra is pretty old if you look at it in car years. But it's only middle age if you look at it in truck years. No matter which way you cut it, 2007 was a long time ago and that's when this generation of Toyota Tundra debuted. Sure it was refreshed for 2014 but the hard points like the engine, transmission, and chassis largely carried over. But trucks age slower than cars. The things we want from a truck aren't as affected by the passage of time as the things we want from a car. And the Tundra? It's aging well.

The Tundra is Toyota's competitor to the impossibly best-selling F-150 and other full-size domestic trucks. It's debut in 2007 coincided with Toyota's large push into NASCAR Cup Series victories. Toyota gave truck buyers everything they said they wanted. The 2nd-generation Tundra had an impressively powerful 5.7L V8 engine, cavernous interior room, and legendary reliability. All of those virtues are still here 14 years later.

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