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Cheney writes:
2007 Toyota Tundra 4X2 SR5 Double Cab 6-Speed Review
ProsStrong Performance, Features, and Technology ConsI don't have 4 wheel drive, which was my fault!!!
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Tundr Is The Best!!! — Best Pick-up on the road! Performance, technology, features, oh yeah and all those crazy commercials you see are legit!!! It is by far the most impressive truck I have ever driven. I bought it with the TRD Off Road package with performance exhaust, upgraded 10 speaker audio, parking sensors, bluetooth, remote start, and everything except leather, the navigation system and the back-up camera. The only thing I wish I had gotten was 4x4.
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txhoghead writes:
2007 Toyota Tundra 4X2 SR5 Crew Max 6-speed Review
ProsGreat reliability. Oil changes, brakes tires and one water pump. That's it for maintenance. Love the back window that rolls down, yes a power window. Runs better than any truck I have ever owned. ConsMPG could be better, but I lifted it and put bigger tires on her. Wished the bed was a little bigger. 
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Brian writes:
2007 Toyota Tundra 4X2 SR5 Double Cab 6-Speed Review
ProsTruck has a lot of power, very comfortable ride, I added leather and the leather has a nice finish and holds up really well. Gas mileage is only average. I liked the Toyota over the Ford and it looks better than the Chevy. ConsGas Mileage
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Tundra Has Power To Spare — Truck has a lot of power, very comfortable ride, I added leather and the leather has a nice finish and holds up really well. Gas mileage is only average. I liked the Toyota over the Ford and it looks better than the Chevy. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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jsegal writes:
2007 Toyota Tundra 4X4 SR5 Double Cab 6-Speed Review
Proslove the V-8 power for hills, and i can carry everything i need. Consboy gas is expensive, and you use a lot of it with the size of this engine. 
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Plenty Of Space In The Front, Back And Bed. Love It! — this is the 5.7L V-8 engine, the bigger choice of the two so there's plenty of power even when loaded down. but that really drags on the MPG, which adds up at the end of the month. but i can carry everything i need, and even car camp in the bed with all that gear around me. bottom line - love the truck, just wish it was a hybrid. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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Jpingy writes:
2007 Toyota Tundra 4X4 Limited Crew Max 6-Speed Review
ProsRear seat room, power, towing, outside styling, reliability ConsGas mileage
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Pretty Good Overall — Love the room inside, particularly the rear seats. Love the power, and towing capacity. Like the looks from the outside. Features are pretty good. Bed size a touch smaller due to the large cab size, but overall still good. Gas mileage sucks. Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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bld8car writes:
2007 Toyota Tundra 4X2 Limited Double Cab 5-Speed Review
ProsIt's paid for and one of a kind Consfuel mileage
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Joshua writes:
2007 Toyota Tundra 4X4 Limited Crew Max 6-Speed Review
ProsUseful truck that can be used as a tow rig or a daily family hauler ConsFuel economy is pathetic, shame on you Toyota
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Do It All Half Ton — + 5.7 engine has gobs of power + Toyota reliability + Limited trim include all the niceties + back seat is best in class - ride is rough for a half ton - fuel economy without a load - fuel economy while towing, are you kidding me Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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K880 writes:
2007 Toyota Tundra 4X4 SR5 Double Cab 6-Speed Review
ProsLove this truck, 85000 with virtually no problems ConsI could use better gas mileage but what do you expect from 380 HP?
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Great Truck — Great truck! it's comfortable although my wife would have liked the passenger power seat option included in the limited package. I was disappointed that this was not something that would be easy to add later. Everything on this truck is heavy duty! Love the 5.7. | ||
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Brandonlee00 writes:
2007 Toyota Tundra 4X4 SR5 Double Cab 6-Speed Review
ProsPower, exterior, interior ConsFuel mileage ( as much as expected with a 4 wheel drive), not much else other than that 
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Hope To Own For Years To Come! — The body styling is what initially attracted me to the Tundra. It ( to me) has an aggressive stance and handles very well. I have the SR5 with captain's chairs and they are quite comfortable on long trips (four hour range) The fuel mileage as stated in the cons is the only real downfall I feel is worth mentioning. I bought it certified with 28,xxx miles and have 40k on it now and haven't had to take it in for anything yet. Two minor complaints are the tries that came with them out fo the factory they are for lack of a better word, junk. The only other complaint is that if I want to program a key fob it HAS to be taken into the dealer, and while not expensive (around $45 for everything) it's irritating. Acceleration is unreal for a truck that ways in the 5,500lb range. The turn radius is another big plus to this model it is much easier to manuver into tight spaces if necessary. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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comtnbkr writes:
2007 Toyota Tundra 4X4 Limited Double Cab 6-Speed Review
ProsMajor power Consmileage and parking 
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Great Truck For Hauling — This truck is very powerful but, with power, comes a sacrifice in mileage. I have a topper on the truck so, it is good for hauling things year-round. I pull a travel trailer with it with no issues and it is a tank in the snow. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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