Read a review of F150 vs Tundra 2020

That looks incredible. I dont think that colour scheme is available in Canada.

 

Looks like a Super White TRD Pro to me?

 

I had two Tundra's. An '11 and a '16. I put about 45k on the '11 and 80k on the '16. I sold the Tundra in March for a '15 Expedition with 49k on it (Ecoboost) motor. I wanted more seating capacity with an expanding family.

I'll say I am still a Toyota fan and my wife has a '14 Highlander. On my '16 I had both my cam towers leak and had to have them re-sealed (under warranty) and my transfer case seal leaked (out of warranty).

Now, had those cam tower leaks not been caught under warranty that would have been pretty big money and the transfer case seal was about $500.

So really, I look at it as I could have had thousands of dollars worth of repairs needed had I not caught it right before I hit 60k. Yes, they have been covering the cam leaks in most instances but not always.

So far I've almost put 15k on the Expedition since march now at 65k and haven't issues other than I had to replace my lugnuts (shitty), and my cruise control buttons went INOP. I am frustrated that the shocks need to be replaced. They are worn out IMO which I think is crap with only 65k on them. Even the brand new Expeditions that don't have the Magnaride suspension are needing replacement. But as far as the motor goes it's been good. I figured I would have to have thousands worth of repairs in it to match what the Tundra could have potentially cost me.

At the end of the day, any vehicle even Toyota's have the potential of costing you money. For comparison though, I've had my '14 Highlander for 3 1/2 years and put 63k on it (now at 91k) and I haven't had to do a thing to it other than change oil, brakes, tires, etc. It's been great.

 

I put 145k miles on my last Tundra and had zero issues. I bought my 18’ CPO so I have 7 years of power train warranty so no worries for me.