|
Jay writes:
2006 Toyota Tundra SR5 4dr Double Cab 4WD SB Review
ProsQuality that is second to none - Toyota has the best trucks in the world ConsOnly reason I can give to avoid this - wait there is no reason to avoid this truck.
55
Best Truck I Have Owned. — My Tundra is probably the best Truck I have owned. I have over 154,000 miles on it already and no problems yet. You cannot beat the reliability of Toyota vehicles - Don't listen to the media and the witch hunts of Toyota - they are one of the best built cars on the road. The interior space in this model year is good - I spend allot of time in this vehicle and like to drive it. The fuel mileage on my tundra is about 16 mpg - mixed driving - have had 19 mpg best and if all in town driving around 15 mpg. Not bad for a 4X4 that always has stuff in the bed to weight it down. Primary Use: Commuting to work
| ||
|
SamSego writes:
2006 Toyota Tundra Limited 4dr Double Cab SB Review
ProsPassenger capacity of sedan plus hauling capacity of long-bed truck + excellent towing capacity. Quiet enough interior with windows up to use speakerphone without other party complaining of noise. Love the rear window fully lowers; open sunroof and all 4 windows plus rear window almost like a convertible. Great looking truck. Strong V8 engine. Excellent quality truck. ConsTurning radius is horrid. Gas mileage is average for a truck but not as economical as newer trucks with recent engine innovations. Long vehicle, so parking can be a challenge. 
35
Excellent 3rd Vehicle For Times When You Need A Truck But Want It To Be Comfortable. — Excellent ride quality and reasonable interior noise levels. Roomy and comfortable. Feel "safe" in this vehicle. Overall length can pose a challenge to find parking; Gas mileage not great, but average for full-size double-cab long-wheel base truck..Great styling and workmanship. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
|
cambrew writes:
2006 Toyota Tundra SR5 4dr Access Cab SB w/V8 Review
Prosfun to drive, great visibility!! Conslarge turning radius.. not great MPG but it is a V8 
35
Hasn't Let Me Down Once In Two Years!! — excellent acceleration, braking when hard is noticable pulls a loaded trailer from ball hitch with ease . average of 20 to 23 MPG on Highway 14 to 18 in the city. has been used as a family transportation since it's purchase in March of 2008 Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
|
Bethany writes:
2006 Toyota Tundra SR5 4dr Access Cab 4WD SB Review
Proslove it Consthe wind noise
25
Great Truck — performance is great no complaints appearance great as long as you can keep it clean... lol fun factor great.... cost of ownership is ok not the best but not the worst.... Build quality is good except for the wind noise on the interstate Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.) | ||
|
Carlos writes:
2006 Toyota Tundra SR5 4dr Double Cab SB Review
Proscan put paramotor, paraglider, kites and boards in the back Consnothing really
35
Nothing Beats All The Space I Have For Stuff And People — Awesome flatbed space (even better with a tonneau cover, pretty good mileage for a truck this big (about 17 mpg average), plenty of passenger space (fits 5 big people easy), quiet, and super comfortable. Fun rear electric window. You can haul anything too, lots of torque. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) | ||
|
Marcus writes:
2006 Toyota Tundra Review
Prosbig car Consturning radius
25
| ||
|
Ben writes:
2006 Toyota Tundra SR5 4dr Double Cab 4WD SB Review
ProsStrong Engine, Simple Interior ConsLousy Acceleration, Poor Miles Per Gallon
35
| ||
|
Charlie writes:
2006 Toyota Tundra SR5 4dr Double Cab 4WD SB Review
ProsLimited slip rear. V-8 More intior room than my 98 blaser. Awsome system for hooking up an electric brake. ConsAlmost there but not quite big enough. Needs limited slip in front end.
45
| ||
|
Jim writes:
2006 Toyota Tundra SR5 4dr Access Cab SB w/V8 Review
ProsQuick off the line, even quicker from 90 to 160, nice to drive, smooth ride, great interior. ConsStereo could be better.
35
Like A Sports Car To Drive, But A 4x4 When I Need It! — I've never had such a nice truck. So I traded her for a 2010 Tundra!! Nice, I miss the little first gen, she was so sweet, but I love my second gen Tundra!!This one is the bomb!A real keeper!!!! Primary Use: Commuting to work |
|
Looking for a Used Tundra in your area?
CarGurus has 22,884 nationwide Tundra listings
starting at $3,888.
|