2022 Tundra

So far, this is the configuration I like best.

So far, I have only seen one clear view of the passenger side of the dash. The TRD PRO has Hideous large blocky Toyota letters..... COMEON.... I hope that is just the TRD PRO, which has been crossed off my list. The techno faux camo print on the seats, grill, fender flares, tailgate are a bit ridiculous and immature IMNSHO.

I'm still waiting to see one in real life.

 

I think this is pretty common. Both, mine and my daughter's, 1st gen Xb's had that problem, and the Mrs RX 350 did it too.

 

The grill or the truck itself

 

TRD Pro is out of my price range. Can't wait to see more details.

I am thinking TRD Sport with the Max.

The Crew Max and 6.5 foot Bed is a nice option.

TFL showed a 1794 6.5 bed fully equipped still had 1270 lbs payload. I think that is pretty good for a half ton. My limited Crew Max is 100 lbs less with much less features.

I really like the new TRD Pro, although it's no Raptor competitor. I wonder if there will be a GR Pro that would be

 

Gas tank in the hybrid

 

This is one of the reasons Toyota has a low towing Why the 2022 Toyota Tundra Doesn’t Chase Max Towing Like Other Trucks (thedrive.com)

 

Highly doubt we'll get the full 32 on the fuel gauge, hopefully we get 29-30 before it's on the empty peg. Still be a nice reserve amount to get to a gas station but not feeling like I'm accumulating a lot of old gas in the tank.

 

did any first look mention a heads-up display??

 

I've been looking for pictures of black 22s, I've seen white, orange, burplish, red.. where's the black ones?

 

One of them did, but for the life of me I can't remember which one... They're all running together now

 

Yep that's my problem too, forget who said what and what was said lol.


also from the manual, conveniently 1mpg higher than Ford. Could just be filler numbers

 

well typically toyota turns on the low fuel light at either 5% or 10% depending on size of the fuel tank. larger tanks come on around 5% and smaller tanks at 10% reserves

 

This is a random render from like 6 months ago.....

The same thing you do when a mechanical component fails. Fix it.

What did you expect? For it to fly? In all honestly what would have to be done for it to not be a "toyota-fied f150"? What would have to be done to make it "authentic"? I really don't understand people that says it copies this or copies that.

Toyota's philosophy is not what you want, its literally one of there principles. New tech is pulled, not pushed. Only proven designs are used.

 

power folding mirrors

 

And yet it's not on their website...

 

Where are all these owners manual shots coming from?

 

https://www.tundras.com/threads/2022-manuals.95403/

 

Everyone is still waiting to see one in real life!?

Unless you are high up at a dealership,some of them have driven it even.

 

pretty sure there was a turbo idle cool down period discussion on this thread a while back, here's the answer

 

That article also shows one of the reasons Toyota doesn't sell a lot of full size trucks, but sells a ton of mid size trucks. They are chasing the same customer, the same people that they say are buying their trucks for recreational hauling etc, also buy the midsize trucks and in greater numbers. That seems to be a marketing and market miss to me. I mean he pretty much said they didn't design them to do work.

 

Yup. Outdated on arrival. Sad.

 

Any other back seat vents besides the one in the center console?

 

https://www.tundras.com/threads/banned-bst-memorial-thread.33358/page-11

 

THIS^^ I think a TRD Pro in black is going look impressive.

 

Is there any pics of the 1794 with the darker brown leather instead of white?

 

Keep these coming!

 

I would like to see this too

 

rain sensing wipers

 

this is interesting

 

I guess I should have worded it a little different like 48 hrs after the announcement lol.