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[Crispyfritter]

Re: Toyota Tundra StepSide (bgluckman)

Great looking, but hard to justify if you need a truck for ummm...trucking purposes. Take an already small cargo space and shrink it some more......
Chris

 

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Re: Toyota Tundra StepSide (bgluckman)

I was surprised to see a StepSide Tacoma last night, as we originally didn't get these in Canada. It had the TRD off-road package, and I thought it looked awesome. When I saw the press release for the StepSide Tundra, I thought it would look similar. Too bad it is so horrid.

 

[ClownCar]

Re: Toyota Tundra StepSide (CanuckPal)

That's about the most elegant looking pickup interior I have ever seen.

 

[Sporin]

Re: Toyota Tundra StepSide (bgluckman)

Looks sweet to me! http://****************.com/smile/emthup.gif

 

[Malathion]

Re: Toyota Tundra StepSide (Sporin)

Interior is very nice. I don't care for the outside. The taillights show that nasty trend in all Toyota's right now, huge shapeless taillights that spread all over the place. Ugly.

 

[Rattlesnake]

Re: Toyota Tundra StepSide (Malathion)

It's nice, but I think a truck should look like a truck. Blocky and simple.

 

[CSmith]

Re: Toyota Tundra StepSide (ClownCar)

quote:[HR][/HR]That's about the most elegant looking pickup interior I have ever seen.[HR][/HR]​

Gussied up? Yes. That's because the Tundra is for people who don't use their truck as a work-truck. In my mind the Tundra always has been a 7/8 size truck, despite the "full-size" notion that most people have. Can't remember the last time I saw a contractor step out of his Tundra, or the Tundra chassis used as a basis for a small bus/limo. Nice fake wood though!
Maybe this would position well against the Dakota R/T 5.9?


[Modified by CSmith, 12:11 PM 2-6-2002]

 

[theevilshiftkey]

Re: Toyota Tundra StepSide (CSmith)

Looks fast on the outside, looks slow on the inside.

 

[Eric in DC]

Re: Toyota Tundra StepSide (bgluckman)

If that's not a poseur vehicle, I don't know what is.