2021 Toyota Tundra

The Tundra gives you six trim levels to choose from, so you shouldn't have any problem finding the one that's right for you. The SR features halogen headlights with stunning LED accents and black-capped mirrors with heating functionality. The tailgate lowers and lifts for easy cargo loading. On the SR5, you'll find distinctive halogen fog lamps, a dark-tinted sliding rear window, and chrome bumper caps. Premium LED lighting, chrome-capped heated mirrors, and 20-inch split-spoke wheels are just some of the highlights of the Limited.

The Platinum offers brushed-metal accents and color-keyed bumpers. The first thing you'll notice about the 1794 Edition is its wood-grain-style accents. This unique trim level also features bold 1794 badging. You can tell that the TRD Pro is the perfect truck for off-roading thanks to its forged aluminum wheels, Rigid Industries fog lights, and front skid plate.

You can count on the 2021 Tundra to give you the power you need to get the job done. All trim levels feature a 381-horsepower, 346 cubic-inch i-Force V-8 engine that can put out 401 pound-feet of torque. With that much power, you can use your Tundra to tow up to 10,200 pounds or carry a payload of 1,730 pounds. With features like an acoustic control induction system and variable valve timing, the engine is as efficient as it is powerful.

The 2021 Tundra's performance dynamics are just as impressive as its mighty engine. All models come equipped with a six-speed automatic transmission that delivers precise acceleration. If you opt for the four-wheel-drive system, your Tundra will feature Toyota's exclusive A-TRAC system. This innovative technology allows for improved traction on slippery surfaces by optimizing traction across all of the Tundra's axles. Another incredible feature is the automatic limited-slip differential, which, unlike conventional traction control, can apply the brakes without cutting off the engine.

Inside the 2021 Tundra, you'll find an interior that is the ideal combination of luxury and practicality. If you opt for a model with bench seating, your Tundra will comfortably seat six, while Tundras equipped with front bucket seats can accommodate five. Bucket seat models also feature a spacious center console with a 12-volt auxiliary outlet. With the 1794 Edition and the Platinum, you can enjoy leather seating surfaces and ventilated seats with heating.

Toyota takes safety as seriously as you do, which is why the 2021 Tundra is loaded with intelligent safety features. Blind-spot monitoring lets you know when a vehicle enters your Tundra's blind-spot zones. A backup camera makes it easy to maneuver parking spaces and other tight spots. Dynamic radar cruise control can adjust your preferred cruising speed according to the speed of other vehicles. Other safety features include automatic high beams, lane departure warning, and pre-collision assistance.