2015 Light Duty Challenge on Pickuptrucks.com

rjstractor wrote:
. . . surprising that there is always at least one manufacturer (Toyota this time) that sends a truck so poorly configured for a competitive test that they would have been better off sitting the test out.

They knew they were going to be outclassed in every category no matter what they sent. Maybe Toyota decided negative publicity was better than no publicity.

It's amazing that Toyota has been able to retain their marketshare with the 2015 Tundra's nearly 9-year old drivetrain. Arguably, the reliability image is the only thing the Tundra has going for it these days.