It’s still too new for anyone to really comment on it.

Too new to say. They are nice, as I have already driven one. But who knows how the new powerplant will turn out down the road.

This truck looks like a Chevy that ran into a large cheese grater.

Probably you won't find totally mechanical advice but one place to look at is Tundra forums; it's a good place to start with as far as what those who own it think about it and also see what kinds of problems/complaints people are talking about. I'll link a couple below but I'm sure you can find many more if you search online.

https://www.tundras.com/forums/3rd-gen-tundras-2022.128/

https://www.tundra3.com

I don't think no one in this forum owns a 2022 Tundra. So it's early to tell how reliable it is.

I'm in the market for a truck, so I have been following over the past several months.

Common theme in reviews so far: rides nice, acceleration is fine, off-road is fine, a few random new-model quality issues but nothing major, and gas mileage is better than the old one but not by much.

Long-term quality & reliability are, obviously, too soon to tell.  But a reasonable forecast: the new Tundra is much more complex than the old one, so it will likely be less reliable.  However, it is not more complex than other truck brands, on average, so will likely be slightly more reliable (given Toyota's better quality control methods).

Lots of recommendations out there to wait 6-12 months, if you can, which seems like good advice.

I think it's an eyesore

@mmj Perfect description lol