Toyota Tundra News

With leaders of the Big Three U.S. Automakers going to Washington this week asking for $34 billion in help, it reminds me of a dumb question I asked of an auto executive a number of years ago.

Posted by Robert Schoenberger/Plain Dealer Reporter December 02, 2008 12:02PM Toyota's sales plunged in November with even the Prius hybrid falling 48 percent as consumers continued to avoid dealer showrooms.

Toyota has kept price increases for its 2009 Tundra lineup to a minimum as overall, the new MSRP's reflect a modest 0.4% raise, or an average of $109 per truck.

Toyota has announced updated pricing information for the 2009 Tundra full-size truck, along with a few new options that weren't available before.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has released its list of 2009 Top Safety Pick award winners.

With the introduction of the 2009 Ford F-150 and 2009 Dodge Ram , you're living in an exciting time to be in the market for a full-size truck.

Toyota Tundra trucks await shipment to Venezuela from the Port of Houston. Despite a slowing economy, business is bustling at the port.

It's not every year you have two major competitors in one of the biggest volume segments come out with a brand-new truck, but it happened this year: F-150 versus Ram.

"This pickup has managed to impress me again and again," says photographer Julia LaPalme, who often uses the Toyota to transport motorcycles and supplies to and from her mountain-top residence.

Is there any point to bailing out the American automotive industry? Who is to blame for the failure of the industry anyway? Consumers? Unions? Executives? So right now, people are complaining that Detroit does ...

Even as Americans are moving away from gas-guzzling vehicles, the pickup truck remains king of the road in Maine.

The Toyota Venza, which will arrive in dealer showrooms in December, represents a milestone for its design team and more than 300 engineers in Ann Arbor Township who worked on the vehicle and is likely to lead ...

The steep drop in gas prices might not be enough to save Detroit, but cheaper fuel no doubt has made it easier for dealers to unload the trucks and SUVs that have been gathering dust ever since oil's record ...

Job security is a cultural tradition for the Japanese, making employees in the U.S. working for foreign auto companies feel protected.

If you are concerned with getting the most back when it comes time to sell your vehicle, you might want to look to a Japanese import.

Toyota's Princeton plant is slowing its production of minivans and will put more employees through training programs meant to occupy them during the downtime.

For Toyota, Honda, and Hyundai, a collapse of GM, Ford, or Chrysler would create more problems than opportunities Getty Images Considering the home states of some of the Republican Senators opposed to a $25 ...

Over at PickupTrucks.com , they take trucks pretty seriously. Far from mall-crawling and tarmac-only duty, they put trucks through the paces, off-road and on, fully-loaded, and basically through every ...

The slowdown in the global automotive industry has hit Georgetown, as Toyota announced a series of moves Tuesday, including cutting more than half of its temporary assembly line employees, to help it cope with ...

We installed the Ride Rite Air Helper Springs underneath an '08 Tundra Double Cab with a 6-inch lift and 35-inch tires to see its effect.