2003 Toyota Tundra

Pros: This truck benefits from the Toyota name, it fooled me.
Cons: In a few years it might measure up, but is running chasing the pack.

The Tundra is a Silverado/F150 wantabe. It is cramped, choppy riding, and not in the same class as the others. The back seat is so small that no normal adult can sit there. The box capacity is much less than the others because it is much more shallow. When it comes to mileage, it seems to be more thirsty than the big boys.
Too bad, I thought Toyota had something going early on.

Pros: Small but quality DOHC V8.
Cons: Quality, Small Interior Space, Poor Gas Mileage, Outdated Interior

I bought 03 Tundra because I was expecting to enjoy the "superior" quality of Toyota.

I was completely disappointed in first four weeks. First of all, its overdrive gear started malfunctioning. Second, all door panels started rattling.

After 6 month from purchase, humming noise from front wheels started. That noise is coming from front differential.

None of above problems have been repaird. In the last 6 months, I was on a rental car for approximately 1 month.

What a piece of junk!

Pros: Great handling and fuel mileage. Competent towing and cargo capacity.
Cons: Back seat is uncomfortable for long trips.

Made in America, and converted this family of Ford or Chevy only folks.

Toyota has a winner in strength to compete with the old standards.

The quiet interior of this truck and the smooth ride has won us over. The only downside is the small backseat and upright only seating for rear passengers making long trips near impossible. The front area is roomy and the seats are very comfortable with plenty of leg and headroom.

In the past year this truck has never failed to preform for us. Bad weather and roads don't keep us home. It has plenty of pulling power for towing and the bed hold its own when hauling cargo. Gas mileage is impressive for a big and powerfull 8 pack.

We are very happy with our purchase and we buy trucks to work. This one makes the work just a little more fun and comfortable.

Pros: Power to Spare Comfortable Ride Good OFF ROAD
Cons: Rubber floor mats instead of carpet offered. gas tank bigger

I just purchased my new 2003 Tundra Extra Cab 4X4 Off Road SB in November.
I took it on a hunting trip to Montana the end of November and put it through some strenuous tests and it came through with flying colors. My nephew who was with me was so scared that we were going to roll over on some of the back roads we took. He was impressed. I ended up pulling a Stuck Chevy and a Would not start Ford on my trip. The ranchers were pretty impressed but said they could never purchase one for all the "HEAT" they would have to take from fellow ranchers.
I average between 13- 15 miles per gallon which I am happy with. Remember you have a truck and trucks don't often give good mileage.
I have all the power I need and the ride is very comfortable. The build quality is better than any Domestic I've ever driven.