2006 toyota Tundra

2006 Toyota Tundra: When it emerged for the 2000 design year, Toyota's Tundra was the very first full-size Japanese-brand pickup, and also it additionally offered a V-8 engine option. The Tundra is smaller sized compared to domestic full-size pick-up offerings.

For 2005, an enhanced 4.7-liter V-8 generated 282 horse power (up from 240 hp) and 325 pounds-feet of torque. A new 245-hp, 4.0-liter V-6 changed the previous 3.4-liter V-6. A six-speed-manual gearbox changed the five-speed system, and also a five-speed automatic edged apart the previous four-speed. A new base V-8 model likewise signed up with the lineup. In addition to changed engine result ratings thanks to new Culture of Automotive Engineers screening requirements, little has actually altered for the 2006 version year.


2006 Toyota Tundra


Tundras come in 3 trim levels: base, SR5 and also Restricted. Tundra pick-ups act as the basis for the company's Sequoia sport utility vehicle and also are developed at the very same plant in Indiana.

Exterior

Toyota's Dual Taxicab truck has 4 conventional front-hinged doors. The (extended) Gain access to Cab has 2 rear-hinged back entrances that can't be opened till the front doors are open. Unlike some extended-cab versions, the slim back doors have exterior takes care of.

Regular-cab models have a 98.2-inch freight bed, while Double Cab and also Access Taxi vehicles carry a 76.5-inch bed. Regular-cab and also Access Taxicab body styles ride a 128.3-inch wheelbase as well as stretch to 218.3 inches long generally. Dual Cab models ride a 140.5-inch wheelbase and also step 230.1 inches long generally.

An optional TRD (Toyota Racing Development) Off-Road Plan features progressive-rate springs, Bilstein gas shocks, all-terrain tires on 16-inch aluminum-alloy wheels, overfenders and also mudguards.

Inside

Tundras can be outfitted with either a pair of front captain's chairs or a front bench seat that holds 3 people. Access Cabs add a three-place 60/40-split rear seat with a folding center armrest. Dual Cab vehicles have a split-folding rear bench. A navigating system is optional. Double Taxi versions can be equipped with a backseat DVD amusement system.

Under the Hood

Utilizing the new SAE measuring system, the Tundra's conventional 4.0-liter V-6 produces 236 hp. It works with either a five-speed-automatic or six-speed-manual transmission. The optional 4.7-liter i-Force V-8 is now ranked at 271 hp and also 313 pounds-feet of torque. The V-8 teams only with the automatic. The V-8 Tundra's Touch Select four-wheel-drive system can be shifted into or out of 4WD High on the step using dashboard-located switches. Towing ability tops out at 7,100 pounds when properly outfitted.

Security

Four-wheel anti-skid brakes are common. Seat-mounted side-impact air bags, side curtain-type airbags and a digital security system are optional in Dual Cab models.

Driving Perceptions

More polished than regular residential pick-ups, the Tundra generates a gratifying flight without much excess jumping or violence. Aside from a little engine drone, it's likewise sensibly peaceful for a pick-up. Energised efficiency includes in the pleasure. The seats are comfortable in the spacious cabs, and the available StepSide freight box includes extra style.