2010 Toyota Tundra Reviews

There are a lot of reviews out there on the 2010 Toyota Tundra. Here is a list of the top ones to help when deciding to buy a Tundra.

Edmunds.com
Edmunds says, “Despite being one of the oldest full-size pickups now available, the 2010 Toyota Tundra’s strong performance and excellent utility make it a top choice for a workhorse pickup.”

PickupTrucks.com
PickupTrucks.com says, “Part of the engine’s appeal is its 310 hp and 327 pounds-feet of torque. Those are the best power ratings per liter of any midlevel half-ton V-8.”

Car and Driver
Car and Driver says, “With the recession upon us, however, we’re looking with fresh eyes one rung down the ladder. And the introduction of a new mid-grade V-8 for the 2010 Tundra, adding equal helpings of power and efficiency, couldn’t come at a better time.”

U.S. News Rankings and Reviews
U.S. News says, “The Toyota Tundra is a solid truck, but with competitors offering fresher designs and innovative features, it finds itself struggling in a very competitive class.”

Automobile Magazine
Automobile Magazine says, “The big V-8 purrs silently in cruise mode. When tasked to move a hefty load, the samurai warrior buried in its soul lets out a fierce yowl.”

The Car Connection
The Car Connection says, “The 2010 Toyota Tundra is every bit as big and tough as the full-size trucks—and perhaps safer and better equipped than them—though it might let you down on some of the interior’s finer points.”

AOL Autos
AOL Autos says, “The Toyota Tundra is a serious full-size pickup, whether measured by dimensions, hauling capacity or towing capacity.”

Cars.com
Cars.com says, “What We Like: New 4.6-liter V-8 with broad, flat peak torque curve and good fuel economy, 5.7-liter V-8 among best half-ton-pickup engines, Available 10,000-pound-plus tow rating for every cab/bed configuration, Massive front brakes with excellent stopping power.”

Kelley Blue Book
KBB says, “The Tundra offers excellent steering feel and a better highway ride than some of its competitors.”