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Ben writes:
2007 Toyota Tundra 4X4 Limited Crew Max 6-Speed Review
ProsWide range of cab and bed configurations, powerful 5.7-liter V8, high tow ratings, spacious passenger quarters, numerous safety and convenience features. ConsLots of hard plastic and a few ergonomic flaws in the cabin
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2007 Toyota Tundra 4x4 Limited Crew Max 6-speed — A true full-size truck, the 2007 Toyota Tundra is as strong as anything in the class when it comes to acceleration, road manners and equipment availability. If you're shopping for a pickup this year, this is one you won't want to miss.
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Hatcher writes:
2007 Toyota Tundra 4X4 Limited Crew Max 6-Speed Review
ProsToyota's impeccable quality Consonly five seats 
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It's A Great Truck. It Still Looks Brand New! — Toyota's quality is outstanding. We love the sliding back window. The performance is exceptional in acceleration. Can go from 0-60 within seconds! Love the power! It's an 07' but still looks and smells brand new. We love to drive our Tundra. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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ehogg writes:
2007 Toyota Tundra 4X4 SR5 Double Cab 6-Speed Review
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Great To Have That Power — I have owned the Tundra for about 5 months now and I have 6,000 miles on it mostly from weekend driving. I have taken to work a few times 52 miles oneway and have gotten around 19.4 mpg which isn't to shabby for having the 5.7 liter 381hp V8. Generally gets about 15 mpg just running around on the weekends as long as I stay out of the gas. Also has trip shifter if you like the feeling of shifting gears. Owner for 0 years, 5 months Miles Driven per Year:12,000 | ||
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Alex writes:
2007 Toyota Tundra 4X2 SR5 Crew Max 6-speed Review
ProsThe Toyota Tundra is the best truck on the market in my opinion you can’t beat Toyota quality, reliability, the power is superb on highways, and in the city! there is nothing I can say about this truck that is negative! Cargo space was a huge factor before I bought my tuck and that is why I chose the Crewmax rear seat room is equivalent to a limo! the rear windows roll all the way down with easy control access near your power windows, and the looks of this truck is by far the best I get compliments all the time. ConsSmall Blind spot on driver side door pillar takes a couple days to get use to it.
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Love My Toyota — NOTHING I LOVE IT and so will you! Gas mileage is awesome for a 380 HP truck Brakes are phenomenal! HUGE! Cabin space is perfect and the looks can not be beat I will defiantly buy another one when I get a chance again. I have owned Lexus, Mercedes and this truck has been Just as great but with towing capabilities and cargo space I LOVE IT! This truck stops on a DIME trust me I drive my vehicles better than Car and driver and really put them to the test this truck will take anything you throw it even in 2 wheel drive I took it out in a big storm here in Albuquerque streets were empty so I pushed it to its limits and Traction control really works great! I wish it didn’t because I love to fish tail this truck drove down the road in 8 inches of snow,sleet and handle great! even at 60 miles per hour… Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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Justin writes:
2007 Toyota Tundra 4X4 SR5 Double Cab LB 6-Speed Review
ProsTundra delivers the best interior setup. ConsGetting its long frame through the taco bell drive thru
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Cant Wait For A Future Tundra Diesel — Well I love my GM trucks, and was only drawn to toyota due to its looks and reputation. After test drive I was sold. Definetly faster, better handling, way smoother ride than my 02 Silverado with 5.3l vortec. Gas mileage is a little worse than my chevy but with it being 5.7l crew cab long bed im satisfied with the fuel economy. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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Liam writes:
2007 Toyota Tundra 4X2 SR5 Double Cab 5-Speed Review
ProsFast, Power, Practical. ConsBad on gas.
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So Much Fun To Drive And You Always Have Fun Driving It! — This is a wonderful truck, losts of power, this truck is no longer stock though, has 22s and has been lowered a bit aswell. An all around fun vehicle to drive. It's a real head turner no matter where and when u drive it. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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Mark writes:
2007 Toyota Tundra 4X2 SR5 Double Cab 6-Speed Review
ProsPOWER!!!! ConsNo reason to avoid
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Drive It, You Will Love It. — This is by far the best truck I've ever owned. Plenty of power out of the 5.7. Just wish the stock stereo had more oomph. Oil change is more difficult than the average oil change. Love the stock wheels and tires package Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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Nathan writes:
2007 Toyota Tundra 4X4 SR5 Double Cab 6-Speed Review
Prospower Conslight weight
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Good Drive And Tow Truck Bad Work Truck — this truck has all the power you could ever expect out of a 1 ton truck yet it is only a 1/2 ton. this truck does almost everything it advertises only problem is the body is made of weak metal Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.) | ||
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Natalie writes:
2007 Toyota Tundra 4X4 Limited Crew Max 6-Speed Review
ProsThe engine, and the details. ConsWarning lights just came on for no reason although it seems to be running o.k.
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Toyota Tundra — I love my truck. It's fast to accelerate, and even when I have a full load of people, the truck loaded down, hauling a trailer, It doesn't slow down. The perfect ride for me. I also really like how the sides of the boxes are a little deeper than other models, because it helps to stop my dogs from wanting to hang over the side. My Favorite feature is all the windows, and how the entire back window rolls down. | ||
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Steve4770 writes:
2007 Toyota Tundra Double Cab Review
ProsEverything ConsFuel level warning light
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Toyota Tundra — I love the power and towing ability, looks are ok and mileage is decent for nearly 400hp. I don't like the gas tank warning light which comes on with 6 gallons to go, or the battery that failed. Way ahead of the Ford, Chevy and Nissan, and I'm a Nissan guy. |
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