2001 Toyota Tundra

Pros: Safety, durability and strength; Comfort, looks and design; V8

Cons: Price and rear-seat

The Bottom Line: If you want to own a vehicle that will help instill your own values and taste in your kids, you will want to try this 2001 Toyota Tundra.

Review: If Ford has a bestseller with its F-150 pickup truck, Toyota has claimed the top position when it comes to safety-related crash tests performed by by the insurance industry. For many truck buyers, they did not have to wait for the Insurance Institute for...

Pros: Smooth, quiet ride; awesome turbine-like v-8, cupholders, reliability

Cons: rear-seat room, paint not up to Toyota standards, weak door indents

The Bottom Line: If you value trouble-free performance, power, a smooth ride, and value over heavy duty capacity and 4 passenger comfort, choosing the Tundra is a no-brainer.

Review: NOTE: THIS REVIEW APPLIES TO THE 2001 model, since it is virtually identical to the 2000. Unforunately, Epinions has structured the site so people looking for information on new vehicles are guided to reviews written by people who haven't owned them...

Pros: World class engine, truly well built, seamless four wheel drive

Cons: Poor visibility from side view mirrors, accelerator pedal position, interior appointment spartan

The Bottom Line: Every bit a Toyota in reliability, some compromises perhaps in other areas such as interior space.

Review: The 2001 Tundra is a pick-up truck that has come of age. Its predecessor, the T-100, was not a deadbeat. It certainly was a Toyota product in styling and reliability, but perhaps it didn't make the grade for the North American half-ton and up truck...

Pros: acceleration, comfort, looks

Cons: price, small bed

The Bottom Line: If you are in the market for a new truck, at least give the Toyota Tundra a test drive. It is a great truck despite the cost.

Review: My father had a huge, full-sized Chevrolet. It was a 1993, so it was getting a bit old. No air conditioner, no radio and it randomly would shut off even while driving down the interstate. Needless to say, he got rid of it, especially having his last...

Pros: Safe, Great Power, Stylish, Toyota quality. Not everyone owns one (yet).

Cons: A little pricey, smaller than others in back seat.

The Bottom Line: Holds its own with the big boys. If you buy one now, you'll be on the front end of what is going to be a popular truck.

Review: Buying a truck can be a trying experience. Everyone and their brother (sister, mother, father, pet hamster) drives an F-150. Those that don't (the Ford haters) stick with the Chevys and Dodges. All good trucks. Recently, another truck seems to be...

Pros: V-8 power, acceleration, smooth, size, leather interior

Cons: fuel economy, backseat space, narrow frame

The Bottom Line: If you do a lot of work like hauling stuff it's powerful and reliable. The work of the truck is as good as the looks of the truck too.

Review: The Tundra was my first vehicle. I got it during the beginning of my senior year of high school. It was used but an excellent choice of a teenager girl, especially when I was living in a rural area where there's a lot of locations to go four-wheeling, ...

Pros: Smooth, Powerful and with the quality of Toyota

Cons: Backseat and factory tires

The Bottom Line: You will be pleased. Form, fit and function. It has it all!

Review: I purchased my 2001 Toyota Tundra SR-5 Access Cab (4.7 L V8) approximately 45000 miles ago. The truck rides well and I have no complaints about the acceleration nor the handling. The engine and transmission combination is silky smooth but powerful...

Pros: Great Toyota quality engineering and performance

Cons: Size DOES matter - and is at a minimum here

The Bottom Line: If I didn't need more space than I can afford, this would be a great choice. Hopefully Toyota will make a REAL full size pick up.

Review: I have owned several Toyotas and know how well they are made, so naturally when shopping for a new full size truck I went straight for Toyota. I even contacted my dealer on the internet first - Toyota has a GREAT internet shopping program, and the...

Pros: great ride, handling

Cons: none

Review: I recently bought a 2001 Toyota Tundra truck. I'm a 57 year old female,a grandma and a new Toyota customer. I believe in Toyota quality and dependability. I traded a Nissan mini-van for my truck. My friends and family could not believe I traded up for a...

Pros: Bullet-proof Toyota quality, ample V8 power, Lexus-like fit & finish.

Cons: Smaller rear seat despite four door cab

The Bottom Line: If you are serious about a powerful, quality-built full size truck, test drive a Tundra. I wouldn't trade mine for anything; I'm 100% satisfied with my Tundra.

Review: In the full-size truck world, the domestics dominate the market. But now, growing in popularity and proving its mettle: enter the Toyota Tundra. Built in Indiana, powered and equipped like its domestic competition, Toyota's big truck is giving the Big...