Toyota Tundra Regular Cab is a six-seat vehicle in the Pickup category. For the 2017 model year, there are two trim-lines to choose from, both with the same 5.7L V-8 engine that produces 381 horsepower. EPA-estimated annual regular gasoline expense is $3,800, which over the course of five years will cost you $8,500 in extra fuel spending. It has a 4-stars overall crash safety rating by NHTSA.
There are no current lease offers, but according to our records 2017 Toyota Tundra has been offered for $339 before.
2017 Tundra Regular Cab has a relatively long wheelbase ( 145.7 in) and a wider body structure compared to vehicles of similar length and class. It is relatively heavier, too, with curb weight of 4920 - 5210 lbs.
2017 Tundra Regular Cab seats six adults. It has class-leading first-row passenger room on only two measurements - shoulders and hips - and larger than average room for first-row passengers on legs. When it comes to second-row passenger room, Tundra Regular Cab ia a class-leader on only two measurements - legs and shoulders - and has a larger than average room for second-row passengers on hips.
Trim | 2017 Tundra SR FFV | 2017 Tundra SR |
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Starging MSRP | $30,500 | $30,500 |
Engine | 5.7L V-8 | 5.7L V-8 |
HP | 381 hp | 381 hp |
Drivetrain | Rear Wheel Drive | Rear Wheel Drive |
City | 13 MPG | 13 MPG |
Highway | 18 MPG | 18 MPG |
Combined | 15 MPG | 15 MPG |
Annual Fuel Cost | $3,800 | $3,800 |
2017 Tundra Pickup comes in two trim levels, with an average price that is $1,850 less compared to its rivals. With a heavier body, and on average more powerful engine, Tundra Regular Cab
2017 Tundra Pickup has a 4-star NHTSA overall crash safety rating, like all of its peers. Furthermore, it has higher than average ratings for all three crash tests: Front, Side, and Side Plole. Customers have filed sixty-five complaints, which is less than the average for its rivals. There are also six recalls issued by Toyota, which by itself is a relatively low number.