Buying a Tundra
Two Shades of Gray – Toyota Tundra Exterior Color Options Explained
When it comes to color options on your new Toyota Tundra, the choices may seem pretty limited. There are solid business reasons why it is done this way and there is also a little secret to getting a different color. Here is what you need to know.
Read MoreShould You Lease A 2015 Toyota Tundra?
One of the least understood options when purchasing a new car is leasing. A large portion of the population sees leasing as simply “renting a car” and therefore a bad deal. Yet truck leasing is on the rise, and there are some good reasons for this surge in popularity. Here’s what you need to know.
Read MoreWhat Your Toyota Trade In is REALLY Worth
UPDATE: This year, Ford is gearing up to release an all-new truck at the 2014 Detroit Auto Show (Tim will be there on January 13 and 14). With this in mind, we thought it would be fun to rehash this article about trade in value. One of the benefits of buying a new Tundra is…
Read MoreWhy Do People Buy Trucks – 2013 Edition
In 2009, I wrote a post titled “Why Do People Buy Trucks” that explained the most common reasons consumers gave for buying a pickup. This data came from Ford market research: As you can see, towing and work dominate the results, with about 1 in 6 buyers buying because of “image.” While I believe these…
Read MoreWould $4.50 A Gallon Gas Keep You From Buying A Truck? Probably Not
According to AAA’s Daily Fuel Gauge Report website, the average gallon of regular gas costs about $3.59 today. According to a recent study by Experian Automotive, a $1 increase in the cost of a gallon of gas would have minimal impact on consumer buying behavior. if gas prices increased by $1, in an average month…
Read MoreToyota Extended Warranty Advice – Should You Buy One?
Extended warranties, love them or hate them, are always a consideration when buying a new Toyota Tundra. What things should you consider when buying one?
Read MoreAutoTrader.com Reports 8% Increase in Used Tundra Values During Last Year
According to AutoTrader.com, the average asking price of a certified pre-owned Toyota Tundra increased 8% between March 2010 and March 2011, from $24,732 to $26,684. While AutoTrader.com says that the increase in pricing may be a result of speculation regarding a vehicle shortage, that seems a little unlikely. The market usually reacts to shortages rather…
Read MoreTundra Resale Value Reigns Supreme…Again
It’s always great to say that the Tundra’s resale value is the best in the industry, but it’s starting to get a little old, isn’t it? We’ve talked at length about the Tundra’s superior resale value, citing studies from independent authorities like IntelliChoice and KBB.com that show the Tundra is number one in terms of resale.…
Read More07′ Toyota Tundra Resale Value Jumps 17%
According to a recent press release issued by Edmunds.com, used car values are climbing. The reason? A lack of new vehicle production in 2008 and 2009 has led to an artificially shallow pool of used vehicles to choose from. This is good news for late-model vehicle owners everywhere…it’s been estimated that used car values will…
Read MoreShopping For a Toyota Tundra in The Current Recession Climate
Before you walk into your dealership to make a new Tundra purchase, it’s worth taking a few moments to consider where the line stands at the moment, how Toyota is faring against the competition in the current industry crisis, and how the economic recession can work to the buyer’s benefit. Since the 2010 Toyota Tundra…
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