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proshot writes:
2002 Toyota Tundra 4 Dr Limited V8 Extended Cab SB Review
ProsSolid as a rock and as comfortable as a car. Consnone. 
75
Fantastic Truck! — Truck was well taken care of and was never in the shop beyond normal maintenance. Powerful and safe with great acceleration. Fun truck to drive and handles great. Great interior look with plenty of room. Very comfortable on short or long trips.
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Safekill writes:
2002 Toyota Tundra 4 Dr SR5 V8 4WD Extended Cab SB Review
ProsFuel efficient for a v8 ConsNot enough leg room in back seat 
45
Great Value For The Price — Very fuel efficient for a v8, great looking truck, will work rite for you if you require a small truck for your job and also have a family. Two vehicles in one. So not a bad place to put your hard earned money. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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Matt writes:
2002 Toyota Tundra 4 Dr SR5 V8 4WD Extended Cab SB Review
ProsAcceleration, Interior/Exterior build quality, Interior/Exterior styling, Comfortable Seats, Reliability. ConsFuel economy.
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The 1st Generation Tundra Represents A Great Value. — After a year and about 5,000 miles --we bought the truck to have as a 3rd vehicle-- I have nothing bad to say about the truck. The 4.7 V8 never leaves me wanting a bigger engine (it sounds great w/ the Flowmaster muffler, too). Gas mileage isn't great...but, it isn't bad either. We average about 15 MPG. Build quality in the interior is solid. There aren't very many cheap trim pieces; the overall feeling is of a truck that is put together well. Exterior build quality is impressive as well. The front seats are plush and very comfortable, however, I do wish that there was more lumbar support. The back seats are small and uncomfortable for adults (the backrest is too upright), though our kids fit fine and without any complaints. I think that the styling of the truck will stand the test of time well. It's almost 10 years old now and it does not look dated. Our truck has the TRD Package which lends a tough appearance. I would really like to take the truck off-road to see what it is capable of. Deep snow does not faze it at all. I do wish that the truck had a full-time 4WD system, though. We haven't had to do anything to repair the truck, even though it has almost 98,000 miles on the odo. Service is inexpensive and replacement parts seem to be as well. I think that the 1st generation Tundra represents a good value in the used truck market. I would recommend one to anyone. Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.) | ||
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Amy writes:
2002 Toyota Tundra 4 Dr SR5 V6 Extended Cab SB Review
ProsStyle, Ride ConsCheap plastic knobs inside that don't hold up.
85
Love The Tundra — I've put this truck through it's paces and I love it - 15 cars that I've owned and this one is one of the top 3! It has the ride of a car and can tow anything you put behind it! The Extra-Cab is a wonderful size and holds 4 people with ease. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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Justin writes:
2002 Toyota Tundra 4 Dr SR5 V8 Extended Cab SB Review
Proslots of power, great looks, pretty fast, great breaks, reliable, few mechanical problems. Consbrakes wear out very quickly, gas gussler, takes for ever for engine to warm up,
55
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T_bone writes:
2002 Toyota Tundra 4 Dr SR5 V8 4WD Extended Cab SB Review
ProsSturdy, comfortable, reliable, nice looking Cons16 mpg highway
35
It's A Toyota! — The Tundra is a great truck. I wasted my money on the extended warranty. I have had nothing but a positive experience with this truck. It has plenty of space and handles like a stable sedan. I love my Tundra. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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R65 writes:
2002 Toyota Tundra 4 Dr SR5 V8 Extended Cab SB Review
Pros1. 113,000 miles, lost all all acceleration, broke down, cost 1,700.00 to fix and 225,00 towing.defective part is throttle body motor failure.part 22030-50142, 2.at 99,000.00 miles 02 senor defective froze on exhaust, cost 1100,00, 4,000 miles later went bad, jim norton toyota of tulsa would not warranty because its been one year since part was installed,they want 300.00 for a new one.Beware, anybody with m113,000 miles , you can break down in the desert, at any time because of the defective throttle electric body.robert gray out of tulsa,ok. Consabove stated
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Good Riding Truck But Weak Spots — above stated.OK. I guess I had it all bottled up and it came out on the wrong line..Any 4.7 v8 will have this problem. I believe they were redesigned in around 2007 with a 5.7 engine. hopfuly without this electric throttle body.I have no other complants besides these 2 complaints. | ||
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Lauren writes:
2002 Toyota Tundra 4 Dr SR5 V8 4WD Extended Cab SB Review
ProsGreat overall truck, turns heads. ConsAcceleration could be slightly better.
75
2002 Ivan Stewart Tundra — Acceleration could use some improvement but other than that this is a great truck! We upgraded the breaks so it now stops on a dime. Build quality is amazing. Best of all it's one of the rare Ivan Stewart Tundra's that came straight from the factory. Currently has a three inch lift on 33's. This truck is ALWAYS turning heads! Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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ccw55 writes:
2002 Toyota Tundra 2 Dr STD Standard Cab LB Review
Proseasy to drive Consbrakes and gas milage
25
My First Toyota And The Last — has O2 senser problems and has a bad front brake problem that should have been recalled toyata charges $2000 to fix the front brake problem. only can get 15 miles to the gal. my 3/4 ton chevy gets 18 miles to gal.higher maintance the chevrolet and steering radius to big for the size of the truck Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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Dave writes:
2002 Toyota Tundra 4 Dr SR5 V8 4WD Extended Cab SB Review
ProsSolid, doesn't break down. Smooth quiet ride Consgas mileage
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Great Truck — Great truck. No problems with it at all so far! Only thing that sucks about it is the gas mileage ain't very good. Ride is very quiet, and very smooth. It doesn't feel like a truck at all! Although this is the smaller model, I'm not a huge fan of the new model though, too big. |
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