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2014 Toyota Tundra 2WD Truck 1794 CrewMax 5.7L V8 6-Spd AT (SE)
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Rear Wheel Drive, Crew Max, Standard 2WD Trucks
13 (Est) mpg city / 18 (Est) mpg hwy
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13 (Est) mpg city / 18 (Est) mpg hwy
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Marvin M
02/03/15
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"I recently traveled to Fresno from Bakersfield. I was shocked that I only got 13.7 mpg. Freeway mileage. At what point will I get 18 mpg as posted on the sticker."
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Harry S
12/25/14
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Justin S
12/08/14
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Coy B
11/07/14
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"Purchased truck ~4 months ago. Have owned numerous Toyota's over the past 20 years and have encouraged family members to do the same. Wife currently drives a Sequoia. Primary reason for buying Toyota in the past has been quality of materials and workmanship and reliability over other brands.Enhancement or Improvement needed feedback:1. Limited interior storage space, i.e. no under the seat storage, center console has no compartments to organize things in and is just a large open space.2. Transmission rougher shifting that expected, especially when downshifting.3. On two occasions, the interface display/screen (nav, radio, etc) blacked out for ~1 min before returning to normal.4. Truck bed liner is a lower grade than desired. On the top where it is mounted to the top of the bed it's already deformed where it does not lay flat in a few places."
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