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The 2022 Toyota Tundra. Carivo rates it 7.8/10 — middle of the pack. It does enough right to be a reasonable choice, but the scores don’t make a compelling case for picking it over class leaders.
Reliability is its strongest dimension at 8.5/10 — owner data backs that up with fewer unplanned repairs, lower running costs, and better resale than most trucks in this class. Value (7.1/10) lags behind class leaders — not a dealbreaker, but a clear weak link.
At $37,567–$49,165 ($37,567–$49,165, 18 MPG, 5 passengers), it faces strong mid-range competition. Buyers have higher-scoring options nearby — worth checking before deciding. At 4 years old, this model predates meaningful updates to the Toyota Tundra lineup. Check how the current generation scores differently before committing to the older version.
How does the 2022 Toyota Tundra stack up against other trucks in our database?
