Toyota of Dothan Reviews the Changes to the 2014 Toyota Tundra

Jul 21, 2014

The Toyota Tundra has built a reputation on being one of the toughest full size pickups on the market. The 2014 Toyota Tundra, at Toyota of Dothan, has made changes that only serve to further this reputation while pleasing its long time customers and gaining a myriad of new ones.

Ride Quality: Toyota made ride quality a priority in designing this year’s model, with amazing results. With or without a load in back this truck smoothly takes bumps and ruts without any problem.

Interior: Toyota completely re-designed the dashboard of the 2014 Tundra for easier and more user friendly controls. All knobs and buttons are centrally located close to the driver and control new features such as Bluetooth connectivity and a rearview camera.

Off-Road Ability: This year there has been great emphasis on the Tundra’s TRD Off Road package. This package has always been impressive but boasts upgrades for 2014 that include skid plates, heavy duty Bilstein shocks and an off-road tuned suspension. These upgrades have made the Tundra one of the best factory off road vehicles available.

1794 Edition: This trim level of the Tundra has upped the ante for Toyota. The 1794 Edition gives the Tundra a more luxury feel with 20 inch wheels, a special grille and saddle-brown leather upholstery. This was one more incredible upgrade to make the Tundra even more appealing to all who drive or ride in it.

Exterior Styling: The 2014 Tundra has successfully combined a modern, intimidating look with classic features. Its styling is definitively different this year and the changes have added to the overall appeal. It has maintained its classic Tundra look while evolving to be appealing to the modern market.