Keep eating MAGA lunches and soon you will need a Tundra to move you around 
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Ouch. Harsh but fair 
Repeat after me. Broccoli and brussel sprouts good for you. That gag reflex and retching reaction will eventually go away.
I’ve never eaten brussel sprouts at home. I’m asian, my parents don’t cook them , my friend Dylan at works makes these AWESOME brussel sprouts with balsamic reduction and roast pumpkin. I like brussel sprouts, at least so far.
Well prepared brussel sprouts are fantastic. Most brussel sprouts are not well prepared.
The tundra is so dated, it came from the time before brussel sprouts were made trendy again.
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I love Tundra! Hehe 
The tundra is by far the best bang for the buck in the truck market. Well, maybe not by far, the taco isn’t far off.
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No problem for Toyota, they got all those hybrids and 4 bangers to offset that gas hog 5.7, plus they don’t have to rely on fleet sales as much, they just build it forever and milk the profits out of it.
Everything I’ve heard indicates a Tundra hybrid.
Oh yeah, tundra hybrid is for sure coming. Gonna be interesting to see the electric f150, and a new powetrain for the ram and gm.
And the residual will get trashed like all other Toyota hybrids. Hopefully they keep the 5.7L in 2022 or there’s going to be a lot of unhappy potential tundra buyers (and brokers 
). I think they’re going to go with a gas v6 turbo and that will kill reliability, and with that, residual values.
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I hope so too but I have a feeling Toyota doesn’t do big changes unless they know that it can be reliable.
The main reason for aging models.
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I agree, would rather have another 5.7L …but please a newer trans with more gears.
I just hit my worst towing mileage with a 2019 Tundra Crew with 5.7L.
Green Bay to Bemidji, MN into a 15 mph wind driving 8 MPH over speed limit 7.8MPG.
May have been cheaper to ship the freight.
Bear
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