Million Mile 07 Tundra

[70Cruza]

Buddy who I was hacking on for driving a jeep sent me this yesterday. .....

Wow. Let's hear it for Toyota Longevity!

The Million-Mile 2007 Toyota Tundra

 

[BlackUSK56]

Just another fine example of Toyota's quality. I worked with a guy that had a T100. He said oil changes and brakes was all he ever does to it. It still runs great.

 

[cwwfj60]

wow, I believe in toyota's quality but nothing but one transmission problem (rebuild I assume) is crazy. Transmissions wear out, that's what autos do, I'm very surprised he doesn't have atleast a couple rebuilds by then. If that is true then that is amazing.

 

[D21FJ60]

I saw this and wasn't too surprised. If it was all highway miles then it's a lot easier on the vehicle (correct me if I am wrong). I was surprised that his seat wasn't all beat up though.

 

[Rigger]

Amazing!!

 

[cruisercesar]

There are some nice stats behind 1 Million miles in 10 years.

100K miles covered annually (10 years)
6,700 gallons of fuel used annually (15mpg fuel consumption)
$20K spent on fuel annually ($3 per gallon)

 

[White Stripe]

That truck does not have the 5.7 FYI. I think it has the 4.0 v6 in it.

 

[BlackUSK56]

That truck does not have the 5.7 FYI. I think it has the 4.0 v6 in it.

It definitely doesn't have the 5.7 Badge, but it does look like it's got the 4.7L V8 2UZFE, the smaller V8 option for 2007, before the 4.6 was available.

Tundra emblem:
Redirect Notice

 

[White Stripe]

Oh your right, 4.7

 

[cruisermatt]

According to the FSM he should have replaced his timing belt eleven times! (90K-mile intervals)