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2009 Toyota Tundra - SR5 5.7L (A6) 4x4 Double Cab 6.5' Box
Submitted on 10/15/2009 7:41:40 AM - Overall
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Pros: 381 screaming HP at your beckon call.
Cons: No keypad entry like the Ford has
Advice: For power, ride, room and resale, the TUNDRA beats them all.
Traded a Sprot Trac for a F150 Crew Lariat then up to a new 09 Tundra SR5 DBL 4x4 (Black / Tan) Superior ride, handling, breaking and towing over the Ford. A full load or trailer with my 7800 lb boat almost disappear vs. the Ford Triton which struggled to break 50 mph up any hill. MPG is a full 2 mpg better than the Ford without load and 5 to 6 better fully loaded. I am 6'5 /250 and have more than ample space all around. My hair brushed the roof in the ford but the tundra has 3+ inches to spare. Feature for feature, the Toyota wins. Great build quality and attention to details that Ford misses as well