Did you see this story? The next generation of the Tundra and Tacoma are going to be built on The same platform.
So that means the mid-size Toyota Tacoma and full-size Toyota Tundra will reportedly exist on shared basics, according to an Automotive News report earlier this week.
The report cited anonymous sources familiar with Toyota's next-generation pickups that claim the new platform, internally called F1, will underpin every truck next decade. That includes the Toyota Hilux, which is sold globally. The strategy would mimic Toyota's approach to passenger cars and crossovers, which increasingly share the Toyota New Global Architecture platform, commonly referred to as TGNA. The platform allows the automaker to build multiple vehicles on one architecture and share crucial components
So that means the mid-size Toyota Tacoma and full-size Toyota Tundra will reportedly exist on shared basics, according to an Automotive News report earlier this week.
The report cited anonymous sources familiar with Toyota's next-generation pickups that claim the new platform, internally called F1, will underpin every truck next decade. That includes the Toyota Hilux, which is sold globally. The strategy would mimic Toyota's approach to passenger cars and crossovers, which increasingly share the Toyota New Global Architecture platform, commonly referred to as TGNA. The platform allows the automaker to build multiple vehicles on one architecture and share crucial components