Toyota Tundra Frequently Asked Questions
What does the new Tundra cost?
The new 2023 Toyota Tundra starts at $40,760 for the base SR model with the SR5 starting at $46,265 (includes manufacturer's MSRP plus $1,795 D&H fee). Prices increase with upper trims and all their added features, engine choices, 4WD and more.
What's new for the Tundra?
After last year's complete redesign, 2023 stays mostly the same, with the addition of an available SX appearance package, adding darkened interior and exterior design elements. The Tundra unveiled a complete redesign in 2022 which created a newly toughened muscular exterior with flared front fenders and imposing front grille. Interior updates included available 12.5-inch digital instrument panel and availabel 14-inch dash-integrated touchscreen with all the bells and whistles you want including voice activation. Tundra's fully boxed high-strength steel ladder frame gained an all new multi-link coil suspension. Towing capacity was increased, topping off at 12,000 pounds. The 22 redesign introduced a new standard engine, built here in the US, with 3.5L Twin Turbo V6 producing 389 horsepower and paired with a new 10-speed automatic transmission. Another big change made in 2022 Tundra was the addition of the available iFORCE Max Twin Turbo Hybrid V6 producing 437 horsepower. Toyota Safety Sense 2.5 was made standard.
How is the Tundra's power and fuel economy?
EPA estimated fuel economy mpg city/hwy ratings for 2023 Tundra are shown below.
- 2x2 base model w/standard 389 hp engine: 18/24 city/hwy
- 4x2 SR5, Limited, Platinum and 1794 w/standard 389 hp engine: 18/23 city/hwy
- 4x4 TRD Pro or Capstone w/hybrid (iForce Max) 437 hp engine and 583 lb-ft of torque at 2,400 rpm: 18/20 and 19/22 respectively.
How much can a Tundra tow?
Maximum tow rating on the new 2023 Toyota Tundra is 12,000 pounds for the SR5 4x2 Double Cab 6.5-ft Bed.
Is Tundra good for going off-road?
Absolutely! The 2023 Toyota Tundra TRD-Pro features off-road suspension and multi-terrain drive modes including crawl control. You can also add the available TRD Off-Road Package to the SR5, Limited or 1794 Edition Tundras. Motor1.com's 2022 Tundra driving review noted that "The new independent suspension offered impressive flex over deep ruts, bounding over large logs and rocks with ease."
How safe is the Tundra?
The Tundra is not only built tough and strong, but it has the most up-to-date safety systems in Toyota's arsenal, with the Toyota Safety Sense 2.5 standard on all 2023 Tundra offerings.