Author Archive for Tim Esterdahl
Associate Editor Tim Esterdahl is a married father of three who enjoys all things automotive including wrenching on his collection of old pickups. He also plays an absurd amount of golf. Like really absurd.
2014 Toyota Tundra CrewMax Spy Photos
The KGP Photography group has taken some spy shots of the 2014 Toyota Tundra up in Canada. While it has major camouflage on it, that’s a good sign. More camouflage may mean more “new” exterior elements they don’t want you to see.
Photos by KGP Photography Group.
Ford, GM Encourage App Development – Toyota?
Ford and GM have developed software kits for third-party developers to create apps for their in-car “infotainment” systems. Should Toyota follow suit and open app development? Is the bigger question: does anyone really care about these systems?
Is it time for Toyota to fully open up their Entune system for third-party app development? Or does anybody really care?
TundraGeeks Running Tonneau Cover Contest
Our friends over at TundraGeeks are running a Tundra Tonneau Cover Raffle for 2007-13 Crew Max, Double Cab and Regular Cab trucks with 5.6 or 6.6 beds. Tickets are $6 each or 5 for $25.
TundraGeeks helps us out quite a bit, check out their raffle today to help them out!
TundraHeadquarters.com is Looking for Writers
For years now, Tundraheadquarters has been busy providing content about the Toyota Tundra truck, full-size trucks and the truck market. Now its your turn.
Are you interested in full-size trucks? Or do you have segments of the industry you want to write about?
We are currently looking for writers to join and expand our staff with informative articles about all aspects of the truck industry. These new positions will be on a trial basis with pay coming with experience. Contact us today to find out more about this exciting opportunity!
Ford Developing 10-Speed Transmission – How Many Speeds is Too Many?
With the 2015 Ford F-150 Atlas Concept, Ford displayed a ton of new aerodynamic features. Sources say that a 10-speed transmission is in the works as well. How many transmission speeds are too much?
How many speeds is simply too many? Are we going to see 12, 16, 20? Where will it end?
