2014 Toyota Tundra Items to Modify – What’s Your List?
A few days ago, Pickuptrucks.com ran a story about how they would “fix” the issues Toyota “seems” to ignore. While that viewpoint is definitely debatable, it did get us thinking. What would you modify first if you bought a 2014 Tundra?
This grille makes me want to grab a can of Plasti Dip. What about you?
DeMello Offroad 2013 Toyota Tundra – Featured Vehicle
While a stock Toyota Tundra will do OK on off-road, it can be vastly improved. Improved like this sweet, off-road monster 2013 Toyota Tundra from DeMello Offroad. This is what happens when an offroad company modifies a truck for their own purposes.
This Toyota Tundra is ready to play!
2014 Toyota Tundra Pricing Released
Toyota has released the pricing for the 2014 Toyota Tundra in all packages. These new trucks are pretty much the same price as the older ones. Is this a surprise or to be expected with the minor changes?
The 2014 Toyota Tundra pricing has been released and this 1794 edition MSRP is 47,320. Surprise or no?
In News That Should Suprise No One, Former GM Execs Are Clueless
Imagine that you were a senior manager at the old GM. Now imagine how you might feel when the company eventually succumbs to bankruptcy, and hundreds of thousands of people lose their jobs. Would you feel like a failure? Would you perhaps feel a little responsibility for what went wrong? A little guilt about not trying harder, putting up more of a fight, etc?
After all, if a company’s senior management isn’t somewhat responsible for corporate failure, than who is?
Sure the economy was a factor. So was the UAW. But GM and Chrysler failed while Ford (which had the same basic set of problems) didn’t. GM management has to take some responsibility for what happened to GM…right?
Evidently, about 100 retired GM executives (most of whom were VP’s or higher) didn’t see things that way. Go figure. Read more…
Toyota Tundra Chief Mike Sweers – Hay Farmer Press Release
Toyota has released a press release highlighting Mike Sweers roots and the development process behind the Tundra. Saying that they “paid attention to every detail” makes us wonder if this release is in response to the 2014 reviews suggesting Toyota ran out of money to make changes.
Chief Engineer Mike Sweers and the 2014 Toyota Tundra.
