Post by rodge on Aug 26, 2017 1:39:15 GMT
Got to drive my boss' Toyota Tundra earlier in the week.
It's probably about 12 years old and has 130k miles on the clock.
Impressions:
It's big. Driving it in Silicon Valley traffic is easy until you have to park in one of their more European sized parking spaces.
It's not fast but is able to haul a lot. We carried 42 crates of water back in it the other week though it felt like it had almost half a ton in the bed.
It's got a poor turning circle, but it's built for the countryside and that's where it's best.
Not much more to say about it other than I keep hearing the AC/DC song every time I think of the Toyota Tundra (na na na na, na na na na, na na).
Tundrastruck.
It's probably about 12 years old and has 130k miles on the clock.
Impressions:
It's big. Driving it in Silicon Valley traffic is easy until you have to park in one of their more European sized parking spaces.
It's not fast but is able to haul a lot. We carried 42 crates of water back in it the other week though it felt like it had almost half a ton in the bed.
It's got a poor turning circle, but it's built for the countryside and that's where it's best.
Not much more to say about it other than I keep hearing the AC/DC song every time I think of the Toyota Tundra (na na na na, na na na na, na na).
Tundrastruck.
