Review of the updated pickup Toyota Tundra

Pickups are most popular in North America, but lately light trucks have been gradually entering the Ukrainian market as well. Earlier this year, the Japanese automobile company Toyota introduced an updated Tundra pickup truck at an auto show in the United States.

The last time the Toyota Tundra model was upgraded three years ago, and now the company's management decided that it was time for another restyling. The front of the car looks very provocative because of the huge grille that extends almost the entire width of the car. The headlights feature LED daytime running lights and have a slightly different shape than their predecessor.

The front bumper looks boring, but is equipped with fog lights. Looking at the car from the side, large doors are striking, on which the name of the model is located. The rear of the car flaunts chrome inserts in the bumper and neat optics. Roof rails will serve as an excellent basis for installing the trunk.

The interior of the Toyota Tundra, for a pickup truck, looks very chic. Materials, build quality and comfort are at the highest level. The engineers here have thought of everything to the smallest detail, and the controls are located where they should be. The center console will please those who love large buttons and controls. The instrument panel is framed in round scales, which are illuminated by a pleasant blue light.

The technical equipment of the car is very wide. There are such useful functions and systems as lane control, adaptive cruise control, light sensor, ABS, multimedia system with touch screen and navigator, traction control, etc.

The engine line for Toyota Tundra is presented in a wide range. The most powerful engine has a volume of 5.7 liters and develops 380 horsepower. Also offered are 4.6-liter (410 hp) and 4.0-liter units (270 hp). All motors work only with a 5 or 6 speed automatic transmission.