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There’s a lot of leg room and a more relaxed seat angle to provide greater comfort, which makes the back of the Tundra more than an occasional space to sit. The split folding seats offer an extra measure of utility for carrying things you don’t want to put in the bed.
Rear passengers also get their own heating and airconditioning ducts and there’s even an optional DVD entertainment system.
Under the Tundra’s hood for 2004, it’s the same Toyota dependability. Two double-overhead-cam engines are available: a 3.4liter V6 that comes with a five-speed manual transmission or an optional fourspeed automatic; and a 4.7liter V8/automatic combo. Either can be mated to fourwheel drive.
With the Tundra appropriately equipped,there s enough grunt to haul up to 7,200 pounds.
For buyers looking for everything under one roof, Toyota’s big truck is a pretty complete package; the option list is a short one.
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