The 2025 Toyota Tundra blends tech, style, and capability seamlessly.
As the third-generation Toyota Tundra enters its third model year, it adds some new tech features (including an available massaging seat in upper trims) and a retro TRD Rally Package inspired by Toyota Racing Development’s motorsports exploits. Though the mustachioed front-end design was polarizing at launch, it’s starting to grow on us, and we love the tech-forward interior and available hybrid powertrain.
Verdict: The 2025 Toyota Tundra puts a fresh face on the full-size pickup truck segment and is full of interesting and useful technology. However, it does fall short of some competitors with lower max tow ratings and the lack of front recovery hooks. For those worried about reliability and recalls, know that Toyota has fixed the engine issue that plagued 2022 to 2024 models.
4.5 Overall rating
(876 reviews)Customers say
The Toyota Tundra has consistently impressed owners over the years with its powerful engines, spacious interiors, and reputation for reliability. Drivers appreciate the smooth ride and capability of this truck, especially for towing and hauling. Many highlight its durability and strong performance across various conditions. However, some common complaints include less-than-ideal fuel economy and outdated technology compared to competitors. The Tundra's build quality and comfort remain strong selling points, but higher prices and certain features being lacking have caused some hesitation among buyers.
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What people say
Car features are excellent in the 2024 Toyota Tundra Limited. Running Boards are missing from the Toyota Tundra Limited Hybrid.
So far I am enjoying the vehicle! It runs very well. Gas is high though. It has a better life expectancy/trust worthiness than similar vehicles, which means it is a better value
Absolutely love this truck! It’s rugged and luxurious! It’s a little smaller than my Sierra and really fun to drive!
Good value but the backseat got smaller. Plenty of room but the bench is not as deep.
Engine and transmission recall plus many others. Have to wait till next year for 2025
Toyota Tundra FAQs
How much does the 2026 Toyota Tundra cost?
The 2026 Toyota Tundra has a starting MSRP of $41,260 and can cost up to $67,710 depending on the trim package and upgrades. The 875 new models for sale on CarGurus have an average listing price of $53,176.
Is the Toyota Tundra a good car?
CarGurus experts gave the 2025 Toyota Tundra an overall rating of 6.7/10 and Toyota Tundra owners have rated the vehicle a 4.4/5 stars on average. If a vehicle has both strong expert and owner reviews, you can feel confident in its quality. If either expert reviews, owner reviews, or both are spotty, you might want to do some research to figure out where the car falls short.
Is the Toyota Tundra safe?
CarGurus experts gave the 2025 Toyota Tundra a safety rating of 9/10.
What fuel types are available?
Flex Fuel Vehicle, Gasoline engines are available.
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