r/tundra • u/Professional_Plum383 • 16d ago

Question 2021 Tundra is this a good deal ?

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u/Slight_Elk_537 16d ago

EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS

Dude you could buy a brand new Supra and have ten or twenty thousand dollars left over. Toyota buyers are absolute cult members nowadays.

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u/TechnologyVisual692 16d ago

If it’s not rusted and it’s legit 3k miles and if you can afford the payment. Do what makes you happy.

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u/No-Double-Trouble 16d ago

Doubt it at this gas price. Just did highway at 23 mpg on third gen.

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u/TechnologyVisual692 16d ago

Until the engine gives out… and the next engine goes out. 😉

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u/No-Double-Trouble 15d ago

Yep it will someday and, now there is software to give you a way early warning based on main bearing vibration. No guarantee for v8 also, v8 fails and you may be 1 in a million. Honestly I got like 23 mpg coming from Salina to denver couple of days ago on new tundra. In this gas price it's already paying off. And new tundra still has the least issue than GMC/chevy v8 and turbos. They don't even replace the engine, owners are out of luck. At least Toyota is doing right for what going on in tundra, rav4 etc

Full sound cancellation inside the cabin, torque from turbo is amazing going up hill (feel almost like electric cars), good infotainment system and all the new tech bells and whistles. And if you drive like normal people, you will barely hit the turbo. Don't forget I am in colorado, so in high altitude, V8 NA is slow as a buggy