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Through six months of 2010, the Tundra's share of the full-size pickup market is 6.1%, up from 4.3% at the end of 2006, the last year of the previous-generation Tundra.
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The Tundra's combined fuel economy is below that of the most efficient of GM's GMC Sierra and Chevrolet Silverado, but on par with or better than the other big names in the field in most cases.
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Toyota said the Tundra's sales gains in part reflect low year-earlier sales, as production was just getting going in early 2007.
As Car Sales Slump, 2008
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But given the Tundra's horsepower advantage, we considered testing a Tundra with the smaller 4.7-liter V8 or, on the flip side, a Silverado with the 6.0-liter V8.
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I was pleased with the Tundra's overall design and available options.
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I was pleased with the Tundra's overall design and available options.
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GM has done a lot of work to optimize their 5. 3-liter pushrod engine, even adding a system that shuts down four cylinders in some conditions, but it can't quite match the combination of the Tundra's overhead-cam engine and six-speed automatic.
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But given the Tundra's horsepower advantage, we considered testing a Tundra with the smaller 4. 7-liter V8 or, on the flip side, a Silverado with the 6. 0-liter V8.
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GM has done a lot of work to optimize their 5.3-liter pushrod engine, even adding a system that shuts down four cylinders in some conditions, but it can't quite match the combination of the Tundra's overhead-cam engine and six-speed automatic.
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According to the defense officials, Tundra's official records had indicated the company had investigated the man involved in the Frontenac attack as a possible threat but the allegation was unsubstantiated.
The Seattle Times 2012
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