Overview & Reviews

The 2012 Toyota Tundra has just a few minor changes including simplified option packages, a new Chrome Appearance package and a standard rearview camera on Limited models.

• One axle ratio fits all.
• Colossal CrewMax cab
• Large Double Cab with traditional rear doors
• Capable six-speed automatic
• Strong V8 powertrains

• Lively ride
• Interior design missteps
• Feels more cumbersome to drive than competitors.

User Reviews:

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  Toyota trouble Flex fuel issues - 2012 Toyota Tundra
  By pvtcable - November 22 - 8:31 am

  Buyer beware of flex fuel problems. 2012 In temps of 50 degrees or less it fails to start about every 7-8 fill ups. Requires service each time to fix. No fix yet. Go to the lemon law. Its the Only way to get anything done. To avoid the problem just dont run less than a quarter tank of gas, never run less than 5 minutes, use only flex fuel( if u can find it), move to a warmer climate. Seriously! No joke! $50k truck. 9 months of problems,no help from Toyota. Once you sign your name your stuck on a long rough, frustrating, costly, ride. Thanks Toyota for not standing behind your product. You should stop selling them until you have the problems fixed or at least tell the customer .

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  So Far So Good - 2012 Toyota Tundra
  By thebigv21 - April 6 - 1:18 pm

  Truck now has 11K miles. Had first synthetic oil change at 10K. Averaging 15.2 mpg in combined driving. Truck runs great and has similar MPG as tacomas I have owned in the past. The horsepower and torque on this truck is something else. I see negative reviews on here and I cant understand why. The performance is what impresses me the most. I am 64" and have plenty of room. Kids can sit in the back without any problem whatsoever. This is a real truck, not meant for anyone who wants a car..

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  Nice but has faults - 2012 Toyota Tundra
  By mrvenison - April 25 - 9:00 am

  Overall I have a nice truck and the 4.6 L engine performs quite well. It is a little more thirsty than expected. Mixed suburban and country driving fall a little less than 14 mpg with no off road. Thats short of the 14 city rated. The factory bed liner has large openings around the tie downs for lots of material to fall through to the bed. Also the Bluetooth was a real pain to load the phone book in the truck. It doesnt access the phone book in the phone.

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  Best Truck Ive owned - 2012 Toyota Tundra
  By mancheskia - November 25 - 4:03 pm

  Overall very happy with my tundra. There is a fair amount of plastic in the interior that could be refined. Comfort is top notch. The huge center council is great for the traveling Business man. Plenty of power on tap at all times and the auto stick works great for pulling those heavy loads. Double cab passenger room is plentiful with a 62" 260lbs guy able to easily fit comfortably in the back seat. I do notice the frame flex more than on my previous trucks but the ride on the tundras are much better than fully boxed frame. If Toyota would come out with a 3500 Id trade in my current Tundra today, as I know you shouldnt but I have occasionally exceeded the max towing cap hauling equipment