2022 Tundra

Last night they had the same commercial of the 21 Tundra with the Tacoma and 4Runner. Maybe next week like @moobaru said above.

 

Your link worked for me, very exciting! I hope the media embargo ends Sunday as well so we can get all the details and specs while Toyota starts rolling the commercials during the football games.

 

Looks like it will be revealed at halftime of Sunday night football, they are stating 9PM EDT.

https://youtu.be/z-mTnSuxYBI


edit: The Embargo ends at 9PM EDT on Sunday as well

 

The new Tundra looks like a TACO Grande so it should work

 

Finally. I have my 100K service scheduled for next Wednesday. At least I can harass the Sales Team for information while I wait

 

Has anyone received a recall notice in the mail of possibly fire from headlight wiring?
I have not, yet.
https://www.carscoops.com/2021/09/some-2018-2021-toyota-tundra-headlights-can-cause-a-fire/

 

Nope, mainly because I have LED lights; as such, it doesn't affect me (it only affects halogen headlights).

 

Wow. It say's the problem is in the design not just a bad batch of parts.

 

The halogen headlights can overheat if left on high beam too long when the truck isn't moving.
The issue being the Tundra uses a dual-filament bulb, usually for high beam the vehicle will turn off low beam filament while switching over to high beam filament. These kinds of bulbs have 3 pins, +12 low beam, +12 high beam and GND. In the Tundra, both filaments are being powered when in high beam, causing the bulb to run much hotter, and the single return wire and connector to be overloaded as 2x the design current is flowing through the single GND connection

 

Says not to expect to receive the notice until November.

 

Y'know...I wonder if this is part of the reason why the 2020 Tundra lamps had that 'wiring issue' (the only other recall we've had that I'm aware of). In other words I'm wondering if that was meant to try to 'fix' this issue.

 

That’s some great organization and speed on Toyota’s part.

 

https://www.tundras.com/threads/headlight-recall.95083/#post-2404832

 

I couldn't find this elsewhere in this thread, but I admittedly didn't scan the last 6 pages considering how fast this thread gets posts lol. Confirmed 2022 launch date.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CTzLM6NjkbV/

 

I wonder how many folks will drop out of deposits they put on 2021 builds.

 

In the event that the release is a flop, I've constructed a crappy contingency plan that will more than likely not be available. It's fun to look though.

 

for that much money buy a platinum and add the shocks

 

Or buy an SR5, add the shocks and save $15k.

 

sure, depends on your trim tastes, SR5 doesnt cut it for me, but that would certainly be another option.

Ive just never really seen the value of the Pro vs what they charge and what you get

perhaps that is going to change in a few days here

 

is there really $15,000 in upgrades from the SR5 to the 1794 or Platinum? That number seems high

 

Same dealer has a Platinum posted for $58,424

 

Yeah but an SR5 in the low $40k mark is isn't going to have the SR5 tech/premium package. Meaning you get the lousy 26 gal fuel tank. Most SR5's with the upgrade package and larger 38 gal tank are closer to $48-$49k. That still gets you a plastic or whatever steering wheel and cloth seats.

 

Anyone going to be in Detroit next week?

https://pressroom.toyota.com/the-all-new-2022-toyota-tundra-is-heading-to-motor-bella/

 

ok, looks like all this speculation shit is coming to an end shortly here.

sucks in the regard to where if we actually want one of these things, good luck getting one for any kinda normal purchase with all the shortage, market, etc.

I may keep my 2016 for a bit longer until the market gets somewhat back to sane

 

@Cpl_Punishment is in Canada, and they get stuff in the SR5 that we do not get in The States.

 

You just have to find the right dealer. I already have a fully refundable deposit on a 2022 at MSRP. No dealer markup. Look and call around for the right dealership that doesn't do market adjustments.

 

thats good but Im not interested in full MSRP, I cant wait longer no problem. But I fully understand those who want to be first and dont mind paying full MSRP

 

Looks like it will be 9-19 after all. Toyota says it is a Third gen.2022 Toyota Tundra Will Be Fully Revealed September 19 (msn.com)

 

lol just heard that the 2023 lexus lx is retaining the 5.7L v8 (UR) if i am correct on the engine code. so all the toyota v8 are going to lexus now exclusively it seems, like the old v8 4runner. if you want a v8 go get a lexus, hahaha.

 

lol if toyota is calling it a 3rd gen, i am vindicated finally

the 2014 refresh was never a 3rd gen, it was still a 2nd gen.