2016 Toyota Tundra consumer reviews

I have not had many issues with this truck and I love how it drives, looks and the over all versatility of it. Smooth and quiet ride and holds its value!

The Tundra is a truck plain and simple, poor gas mileage, but everything else about this truck is flawless. Best riding truck on the market. Plenty of power for day to day ops. The cab is huge!

This Truck meets, and does all the things that I would expect my truck to do from the 4x4 to the way it cruises down the highway.

I love everything about my Tundra. It is red. It is comfortable and has lots of room for 5. Don't even know my boat is behind it when I am towing it to the lake. If I ever buy another truck it will be a Tundra

This is the second I’ve owned in a row. Dependable, easy to maintain, rides well. This is a great vehicle for the money. I would recommend to anyone.

Good in gas mileage very comfortable feels luxurious and now I can use it for work as well perfect reliable truck and 4x4 good in snow

On the positive side, love the engine and transmission. Tuned exhaust is just right - a low growl but not obnoxious. Seat comfor is so- so, especially after a couple of hours behind the wheel. Entertainment system is a big disappointment? especially since this is a Limited edition. Sound quality is average and the Entune system should be dropped immediately in favor of Apple and Google offerings. Toyota is a little slow incorporating technology- not sure why. Still, I bought this truck for its above average reliability history and hope to have it for a long time.

Switched from an 06 Chevy 2500 4WD to Tundra 4WD. Haven't owned long enough to really say much except we own a Prius with 115,000 miles and a Tacoma with 175,000 miles so I'm confident it will live up to my expectations. Not the best looking trucks but if it doesn't cost as much as the Chevy to maintain for 10 years I;ll be happy. The 5.7 engine did get 19.2 MPG on the 200 mile drive home. That alone is impressive!

This truck met and exceeded every demand we threw at it. We owned a 4x2 but it was the most family friendly and comfortable vehicle we've owned and we have previously owned Chevrolets and Hondas that didn't compare. Our tundra pulled a 22 foot Aqua Sport center console without any hesitation. Toyota is definitely a class of its own.

I have wanted a Tundra for many years. I am retired and have wanted to RV for many years, so I bought this truck only 3 months ago and then my RVing partner backed out. I don?t have any desire to RV alone nor can I afford to. This truck runs great, I love the power and PUNCH that it has. Rides extremely well too. My son has a Chevy Silverado Texan edition and would take my truck in a heartbeat if he could afford it.