The safety standards are always changing. It probably easily met 2008 standards.

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Mar 21, 2019
12:09:20pm

Left Shark Coug All-American

The safety standards are always changing. It probably easily met 2008 standards.

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Tundra didn't fare so well on the latest crash tests. My anecdotal evidence makes this surprising to me...

Tokolosh All-American

3/21/19 11:26am

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Buffalo

3/21/19 11:28am

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Abe Froman

3/21/19 11:30am

Especially since the GM trucks are a brand new model.

Left Shark Coug

3/21/19 12:12pm

It's been forever since tundras have been redesigned.

ditch

3/21/19 11:33am

I'd prefer some longer refresh times being the standard in the industry again.

Tokolosh

3/21/19 11:35am

It's part of the reason Toyota can focus on reliability.

Bert609

3/21/19 11:42am

My wife got in an accident last year in our 2011 F150. Got hit on the front

CougBlu

3/21/19 11:39am

A friend of mine broke his back because a very small car t-boned his Tundra

3/21/19 11:40am

Wow. That's crazy.

ditch

3/21/19 11:41am

How much of a lift did he have on his Tundra?

ditch

3/21/19 11:41am

None. It was stock.

3/21/19 11:42am

Interesting. My son rolled a new quad F150 the same way with his little Sentra.

timpjynx

3/21/19 11:43am

Remember, the Tundra is riding a 2008 chassis. Chevy has gone through TWO complete generations in that amount

Bert609

3/21/19 11:41am

The safety standards are always changing. It probably easily met 2008 standards.

Left Shark Coug

3/21/19 12:09pm

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