Talk:Toyota Tundra
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Were any of these sold as the T-150? I thought it was changed before production examples were sold. —Morven 06:04, Jan 30, 2005 (UTC)
Answer - No. Ford threatened to sue while Toyota was showing the Tundra as the T-150. This was before the Tundra was ever sold in 1999. --Beastmaster 03:13, 27 December 2005 (UTC)
Any chance the article can be modified to eliminate the disparaging comments about the Tundra being 'too small'? If I and the other half a million people who bought one wanted to buy the biggest pickup on the market, we would have. The Princeton, Indiana plant was only designed to build 100,000 trucks a year, anyway, and I look at the Tundra as a success. User:Demiller74
Whether or not the truck was a SUCCESS is irrelevant. The truck was always classified as a full-size truck, but noticably smaller than every other full-size truck, therefore making it "too small" to be seriously considered as one.
- Well, that's a closed-minded statement. My full-size van is considered a light truck, yet is just as big as a full-size truck. Does that make it too big? Just because the Tundra is a little smaller physically doesn't mean it's any less of a truck. It still has the towing capacity and strength of any other heavy-duty truck, and the newer ones have some damn nice features (I wish I had a 6-speed...) Ahanix1989 05:01, 12 February 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Explaination of edit
I removed the second generation and changed the third to the second. The 2004 refresh was not a new generation. Bok269 21:39, 15 June 2006 (UTC)
[edit] TundraSolutions.com
The mentioning of TundraSolutions.com and the letter advising them to stop using the Tundra name is irrelevant to this article.
there are thousands of sites dedicated to providing service and information for Toyota vehicles, the fact that one broke a law doing so is un-notable. I removed said mentions and will remove any future submissions of TundraSolutions.com to this page unless it becomes notable.
Wikipedia is a dedicated place for global events and views. Small, insignificant instances in history are best left to another page, not products themselves. For instance, if it becomes known that Toyota has cracked down on many, many small time deals, and then it becomes controversial or just that widespread, it would deserve mention on the Toyota page, but still not this page.Scryer_360 18:13, 25 December 2006 (UTC)
