You would do well to steer clear for now. People are having pretty horrific experiences with the latest generation of Tundra. Like 70 year old folks having to jump out of a moving truck because they're on fire, and getting stranded on the side of a highway in the middle of nowhere. If you don't REALISTICALLY need a truck, don't buy one. ANY one.

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Scotty has stated a number of times in his videos that the twin-turbo V6 engines in late model Tundras is terrible and should be avoided. (Toyota has had to replace over 100,000 of the stupid things due to defects.)

Many issues with these trucks: https://www.carcomplaints.com/Toyota/Tundra/2022/

Yes, the 2022 Tundra Capstone is a solid and reliable truck but check one thing first, if it is a used one.

Before buying, run a VIN check to see if it has:

• accidents

• title problems

• mileage issues