2021 Really the last year of the V8 for the Tundra?

I am perfectly aware of the pros, cons, ups, and downs of various diesel engines. I drove both a Cummins in a Dodge, and a Cummins in a Peterbilt. I understand their differences. And both used turbos. I'm not anti turbo at all. And for your information, the diesel Cummins in a Dodge Ram... it's a 6 cylinder. Preach elsewhere, please.

 

I guess I forgot that asthma didn't exist until diesel engines were invented too... Give me a break.

 

Someone with the same screen name has been spreading false information on another forum I'm on too...

 

Ah, so Wintersun is a professional troll then?

 

Sure seems that way to me. I think he made my ignore list over there.

 

Just have to see how it plays out. That type usually wanders into political territory or threats and our mods snipe them off pretty readily. Sometimes it's a good show.

 

My imagination.

 

Truth comes out...

 

Dude, it was a joke!

 

My bad

 

So since the LC in Europe is being released with the TTV6 is it a forgone conclusion its coming to the Tundra?

I know the Tundra was behind the big 3 in fleet sales but you still see a lot of SR/SR5 work trucks (some in DCLB). Hard to see a SR Tundra with a TT V6.

I've heard one of the main reasons Ford keeps their N/A V8 around is fleet sales and CNG conversions. Ford does have a pretty peppy NA V6 also for base trim trucks also. Our company had an XLT supercrew with the NA V6 and it was totally driveable (wouldn't want to do much towing with it though).

 

Wrong, wrong, and wrong. You literally just spewed the opposite of truth.