Toyota Tundra

Toyota is playing to its truck-buying base by focusing improvements on meat-and-potatoes pickup stuff for the 2022 Tundra in our most popular article of the week.

Redesigned at long last, the 2022 Toyota Tundra pickup truck prioritizes improvements for the many over novelties for the few.

Toyota has gone through the 2022 Tundra quite thoroughly, creating a new pickup aimed squarely at the most lucrative part of the truck market: personal-use buyers.

The 2022 Toyota Tundra ushers in two all-new powertrains, including a hybrid; a new multilink rear suspension that features available air springs; more and larger screen technology; and more standard active-safety features.

Toyota is recalling some 158,500 Tundra pickup trucks for an issue regarding a potential fire risk involving their halogen headlamps.

With results directly comparable to those of the 2020 American-Made Index, the 2021 study ranks 90 vehicles through the same five major criteria: assembly location, parts content, engine origins, transmission origins and U.S. manufacturing workforce.

A new consequence of the coronavirus pandemic threatens to limit consumer vehicle choices and boost prices again: a global shortage of microchips, on which even the simplest of today’s new vehicles rely.

Expect to see more hybrid powertrains from Toyota in 2021 as the automaker continues its commitment to more fuel-efficient vehicles.

Toyota is expanding a previous recall from the spring for a fuel pump issue that affects more than 3.3 million vehicles in total.