No doubt, Toyota Motor Corp. is currently etching significant milestones in the auto industry's history. Its cars are doing well in the market and the sales figures continue to soar. Nonetheless, to complete the puzzle, the automaker needs to boost its performance in the pickup truck segment. To fill in the missing piece in the puzzle, the automaker released Tundra. Recently, it has started the production of bigger and more powerful Tundra at the automakers plant in San Antonio. The new Tundra is expected to impress hard-core truck drivers and to steal a slice of Ford's market. Toyota Tundra, the replacement of T100, was introduced in 1999. The bigger Tundra, on the other hand, is unveiled at the Chicago Auto Show for the model year 2007. Parts and < View the rest of this article
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Tundra Faces One Great Uphill War
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