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Toyota Dealers Hope HQ Move Sparks Diesel Tundra, Other Improvements

North Texas Toyota dealers have an interesting take on the corporate companies relocation to that area. They hope Toyota executives see first-hand all the full-size trucks on the road and this will spur them to commit more resources to the Tundra.

Toyota Dealers Hope HQ Move Sparks Tundra Improvements

When Toyota moves to Texas, David Schoemaker of Toyota of Irving will be ready with a new showroom. He will also be ready to show off Toyota’s truck culture. (The Tacoma is nice, but we hope he shows them a Tundra!)
Photo Credit: David Woo/Staff Photographer Dallas News

Toyota Tundra Will Get a 39-Gallon Fuel Tank – Sources Confirm

The site TFL Truck is reporting that the Toyota Tundra will finally get a 39-Gallon fuel tank. They are saying sources confirmed the news with them.

Toyota Tundra Will Get a 39-Gallon Fuel Tank

TFL Truck is saying the Toyota Tundra will get a 39-gallon tank.

This information most likely came from the TRD Pro event they attended last weekend. Our guess is that the sources there confirmed they were working on it (similar to what the same sources told us at the Jackson, Wyoming event in August, 2013).

The truth is Toyota has needed to offer this size tank for a while especially for RV owners and tradesman living in areas where gas stations are sparse (like Canada or western U.S. states like Montana). These owners have lamented several times to us about the tiny gas tank.

No word on which model year it will be offered.

Here is the link to the TFL Truck story.

Toyota Tundra April 2014 Sales Report – Up Again

Another month passed and once again Toyota Tundra sales are strong. While the spring thaw has helped almost every truck maker to post better sales, Toyota’s continued surge means the critics were wrong – customers like this new truck.

Toyota Tundra April 2014 Sales Report - Up Again

The Toyota Tundra continues its sales streak of double digit increases.

New Toyota Tundra Pickups Priced at $120k – Yes, $120k

Just when you thought prices for new Tundra pickups are expensive in the U.S., they are astronomically expensive in Australia. An import and conversion company says they will start pricing at $120k for new Platinum and 1794 models. And yes, you read that number correctly.

New Toyota Tundra Pickups Priced at $120k - Yes, $120k

Something not right with this picture? How about the steering wheel is on the wrong side.

Toyota Issues Tech Tip – 2014 Tundra Pickups Park Assist Issue

Toyota has issued a tech tip to make technicians aware of a possible issue with the park assist system and a steel bumper. The system is triggering a false reading if the clip isn’t installed correctly.

Toyota Issues Tech Tip - 2014 Tundra Pickups Park Assist Issue

Toyota has issued a tech tip to address false readings with the park assist system.