MotorTrend

Finalist: 2022 Toyota Tundra

PROS

• Generous back seat

• Strong powertrains

• Decent all-around choremaster

CONS

• Struggles with a heavy trailer

• Poor build quality, difficult as that is to believe

• Excels at nothing in particular

Platinum; TRD Pro Vehicle Layout Front-engine; front-engine/motor 4WD, 5-pass, 4-door truck

Engine, Transmission 3.4L twin-turbo port- and direct-injected DOHC 24-valve 60-degree V-6; plus permanent-magnet elec motor, 10-speed automatic

Curb Weight (F/R Dist) 5,998 lb (58/42%); 6,172 lb (56/44%)

Wheelbase 157.7; 145.7 in

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from MotorTrend

MotorTrend10 min read
Mt Garage
BASE PRICE $51,315 AS TESTED $52,140 EPA CITY/HWY/COMB FUEL ECON 35/33/34 mpg (gas); 83/75/79 mpg-e* (gas+elec) VEHICLE LAYOUT Front-engine, 2x front-motor, AWD, 6-pass, 4-door SUV ENGINE 1.6L turbo direct-injected DOHC 16-valve I-4 plus permanent-ma
MotorTrend6 min read
How Much Do You Love The ’80s?!
If you had Cyndi Lauper screaming “She-Bop” in one ear, Ronald Reagan denouncing communism in the other, and Don Johnson smacking you upside the head with an Atari 2600, you still could not have a more ’80s experience than driving the first-generatio
MotorTrend2 min read
Pathfinder: Generations
The Pathfinder made its debut as a chunky two-door SUV that shared its front-end styling, body-on-frame architecture, and engines with the Hardbody pickup. With SUVs beginning to supplant minivans as the family car of choice, Nissan added a four-door

Related