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Thanks to new EPA mileage standards, Tundra isn't in a hurry for 2008 designation

Toyota will not call its new Tundra a 2008 model, although the company certainly could take advantage of such marketing juice if it wanted. But with the tougher EPA mileage standards kicking in for that model year, the Tundra would have to be compared to Ford, Dodge, Chevy, GMC and Nissan fullsize trucks under the current system that is much more liberal. Basically the Tundra would have to report numbers 8 to 12 percent lower than a rating under 2007 standards. Toyota won't release the final fuel economy numbers until early January. This move ... Read more →

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Thanks to new EPA mileage standards, Tundra isn't in a hurry for 2008 designation

Thanks to new EPA mileage standards, Tundra isn't in a hurry for 2008 designation 3 years ago on Autoblog Green

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