Help me pick a tow vehicle

[996scott]

ditto, add me to that list.

[Branden967]

Ive never owned a diesel either, but the guys on here make a point. Towing steps up a notch with a diesel and they are not making these boats any smaller....

Don't flame me....but if they made a tundra in a diesel, id be first in line...

[larry_arizona]

Ive never owned a diesel either, but the guys on here make a point. Towing steps up a notch with a diesel and they are not making these boats any smaller....

Don't flame me....but if they made a tundra in a diesel, id be first in line...

Nissan has a diesel

EDIT: Nissan had a diesel, discontinued

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[Guppydriver]

Ive never owned a diesel either, but the guys on here make a point. Towing steps up a notch with a diesel and they are not making these boats any smaller....

Don't flame me....but if they made a tundra in a diesel, id be first in line...

I'd be right behind you...

Pretty certain they are going with Hybrid instead of a diesel for the next gen.

Of course, I'm not a big fan of buying ANY vehicle in its first year after a major redesign with new powertrains (even the mighty Toyota)

[Branden967]

I'd be right behind you...

Pretty certain they are going with Hybrid instead of a diesel for the next gen.

Of course, I'm not a big fan of buying ANY vehicle in its first year after a major redesign with new powertrains (even the mighty Toyota)

Ditto here. The tundra diesel seems like a pipe dream. Ive heard they are working to revamp their engines to with turbos for better gas mileage. They need to do something. As much as I absolutely love my tundra, its dated compared to the others.

[sandm]

my guess is toyota realizes they likely won't break into the big3 so produce a truck that has a small niche following and spend your development $$ and time on the truck that you own the class with. same reason dodge doesn't spend a lot of efforts on the dakota. it'll never be as successful as the taco so spend the $$ on what is now a two time truck of the year.
I see quite a bit of tv advertising for the f150 and silverado but can't remember the last ranger or canyon commercial I saw.

[DDNorCal]

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I'm with RC, once I started doing the math I couldn't figure out how I could tow a big beast, 4 adults and gear for a few days without going to a diesel. 6.7l purrs like a kitten towing at highway speeds. I barely touch 2000rpm's on the steepest grades going to Tahoe.

[2in2out]

Ditto here. The tundra diesel seems like a pipe dream. Ive heard they are working to revamp their engines to with turbos for better gas mileage. They need to do something. As much as I absolutely love my tundra, its dated compared to the others.

The gas consumption is due to the 4.66 gearing. That’s also why it will tow the space shuttle, but it can’t pass a gas station.

[jph3]

Nissan has a diesel

EDIT: Nissan had a diesel, discontinued

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Yeah stay away from that truck for sure. Drove one for almost a year... it was a mess.

[RC_Hinojosa]

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I'm with RC, once I started doing the math I couldn't figure out how I could tow a big beast, 4 adults and gear for a few days without going to a diesel. 6.7l purrs like a kitten towing at highway speeds. I barely touch 2000rpm's on the steepest grades going to Tahoe.

Is that a Tremor? Very Nice sir!

I drove a '21 in Dec that was a black lariat ultimate with lariat black package & Tremor package.

I almost pulled the trigger but I was also in a Ford research study that same month and got to see the 2022.

Very similar body-wise but with the new f150 interior...gonna hold off for now.






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