Model Tested: 2017 Toyota Tundra 4×4 Limited Crewmax

Engine:5.7-liter V-8, 381 horsepower, 401 lb-ft torque
Transmission: 6-speed automatic transmission, four-wheel-drive
EPA Rating: 13-mpg city, 17-mpg highway, 15-mpg combined
Base Price: $44,195
As Tested: $51,516
Performance:
Excellent, strong, impressive V-8 engine
Great sounding powerful exhaust note
Tow/Haul mode

Trailer sway control
Adjustable trailer braking switch on dashboard
Smooth highway ride
Rugged off-road capabilities
Skid plate
Dashboard dial for 2WD, 4H, and 4L
Disappointing fuel economy—our best was 14.7-mpg highway
38-gallon gas tank
Blind spot monitor
Comfort:
Superb front seat legroom

Power lumbar support both front seats
Comfortable, supportive seats
Heated front seats; three temperatures
Very good headroom
Thick, nicely contoured steering wheel
Big range steering column adjustability
Large, soft headrests
Limo-like rear seat leg and knee room
Adult size middle seating position
Utility:
Huge, deep, wide center console storage bin
Medium size, locking glovebox, but filled with manuals

Full-length front and rear door bins with two bottle notches
Large visors with ample sliding adjustments
Medium size sunroof
Easy up/down locking tailgate
Sliding bedrail tie-down system
Bright cargo area lamps
Notched rear bumper for easier bed access
Oversized rear doors
Sturdy “B” pillar grab handles
60/40 fold-up rear seats for lots of inside storage

WOW Factors:
Outstanding interior space and comfort
Limo-like rear seat room
Extra long rear door
Great trailering features including adjustable braking
Versatile rear seat storage with fold-up seats
Whines:
38-gallon fuel tank; it needs it
Poor lighting for rear seat area
Bottom Line:
The 2017 Toyota Tundra 4×4 Limited Crewmax is an impressive pickup with lots power, space, and useful features. The extra spacious, very comfortable interior is great for up to five adults. Passenger/cargo flexibility is excellent. The Toyota Tundra Crewmax is a great truck that can be used everyday in all types of driving and utility situations.
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