2013 Toyota Tundra on 2040-cars
Moscow, Tennessee, United States
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Mechanical & Performance
-4.6L iFORCE V8 DOHC 32V with Dual Independent VVT -i 310 hp/327 Ib-ft
-6 Speed Automatic Trans w/Sequential Shift
-TripleTech Frame: Fully-Boxed Fr Sectional Reinforced C Under Cab, Open C Under Bed
-3.909 Rear Differential w/9.5" Ring Gear
-Automatic Limited-Slip Differential
-Ind Coil-Spring High-Mounted Double Wishbone Front Suspension w/Stabilizer Bar
-Trapeziodal Multi-Leaf Rear Suspension w/Staggered Outboard Mounted Shocks
-Power-Assisted 4 Wheel Disc Brakes
-18" Styled Still Wheels w/P255/70R 18 Tires
Safety & Convenience
-Star Safety System: Vehicle Stability Control (VSC). Traction Control (TRAC). Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS) with Electronic Brake Force Distribution (EBD), Brake Assist (BA), & Smart Stop Technology (SST)
-Trailer-Sway Control
-Dr & Fr Pass Advanced Airbag System
-Dr &Fr Pass Seat Side & Knee Airbags
-Roll-Sensing Curtain Airbags (RSCA)
-3-Point seat belts for All Positions with Driver ELR &ARL/ELR for All Passengers
-Tire Pressure Monitor System (TPMS)
Exterior
-6.5' Double Walled Bed w/Rail Caps
-Chrome Bumpers & Chrome Grille Surround
-Daytime Running Lights (DRL)
-Easy Lower and Lift Tailgate
Interior
-40/20/40 Split Fold-Down 8 Way Driver & 4-Way Passenger Adjustable Front Bench Seat
-Dual Zone Air Conditioning
-AM/FM CD w/MP3/WMA, 6-Speakers, Aux Jack
-Power Windows/Door Locks/Heated Mirrors
-Tilt Steering Wheel with Column Shifter
-Cruise Control, Engine Immobilizer
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The real reason automakers are giving away free hydrogen
Wed, Nov 19 2014Just like Hyundai did with its Tucson fuel cell, Toyota is offering free hydrogen fuel with the $57,500 Mirai H2 sedan. Toyota is being a bit vague about the details, saying simply that Mirai drivers will get, "complimentary hydrogen fuel for up to three years." Turns out, the reason that the hydrogen avant-garde will not be paying anything at the pump isn't because the automakers want to give them a boost or because the OEMs are kind. Instead, it's simply impossible to accurately charge people for hydrogen right now. It's simply impossible to accurately charge people for hydrogen right now. At an in-depth hydrogen seminar this week as part of the Mirai preview, three representatives from various hydrogen organizations revealed that the current hydrogen stations (most of which are in California) are not set up to accurately measure the hydrogen that is dispensed. Without this little bit of information, you can't charge customers for the fuel they use. Toyota is well aware of this, and Toyota Motor Sales' national manager of environmental, safety and quality communications, John Hanson, said that, "There are no set standards, so there is no way to charge people for anything." Alberto Ayala, the deputy executive officer for the California Air Resources Board, said CARB is in the middle of developing a way to sell a given amount of hydrogen, "which up to this point doesn't exist. If you think about it, it's a real simple yet real practical challenge. If you're going to pay for X amount of hydrogen, you're actually getting that amount of hydrogen." Ayala said it's not a difficult technical problem to measure the hydrogen as it goes into the car, but "we just have not done it. We are at a point where we are solving multiple remaining questions [with hydrogen infrastructure], and that just happens to be one of them." The National Institute of Standards and Technology says that there has been a discussion to change the current tolerance of two percent up to 10 or 20 percent, but that new technology should be able to measure accurately to within one percent. Air Liquide is working with Toyota to launch the Mirai in the US and Air Liquide CEO Ole Hofelmann told AutoblogGreen that being able to charge customers will be key to the technology's success. "We need to make sure we accurately measure the gas," he said.
Japan's government gives hydrogen vehicles a big boost
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At meeting with automakers, Trump launches new attack on NAFTA
Fri, May 11 2018WASHINGTON — Ten American and foreign automakers went to the White House on Friday to push for a weakening of U.S. fuel efficiency standards through 2025, while President Donald Trump used the occasion to launch a fresh attack on the North American Free Trade Agreement that has benefited the companies. A draft proposal circulated by the U.S. Transportation Department would freeze fuel efficiency requirements at 2020 levels through 2026, rather than allowing them to increase as previously planned. Trump's administration is expected to formally unveil the proposal later this month or in June. "We're working on CAFE standards, environmental controls," Trump told reporters at the top of the meeting, referring to the Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards for cars and light trucks in the United States. Trump said he wants automakers to build more vehicles in the United States and export more vehicles. But much of the hour-long meeting focused on NAFTA. Trump blasted the pact involving the United States, Canada and Mexico as "terrible" and noted that negotiations to make changes sought by his administration were ongoing. "NAFTA has been a horrible, horrible disaster for this country and we'll see if we can make it reasonable," Trump said. Automakers have called NAFTA a success, allowing them to integrate production throughout North America and make production competitive with Asia and Europe, and have noted the increase in auto production over the past two decades with the deal in place. They have warned that changing NAFTA too much could prompt some companies to move production out of the United States. The chief executives of General Motors Co, Ford Motor Co, Fiat Chrysler, along with senior U.S. executives from Toyota Motor Corp, Volkswagen AG, Hyundai Motor Co, Nissan Motor Co, Honda Motor Co , BMW AG and Daimler AG met with Trump, as did the chief executives of two auto trade groups. Major automakers reiterated this week they do not support freezing fuel efficiency requirements but said they want new flexibility and rule changes to address lower gasoline prices and the shift in U.S. consumer preferences to bigger, less fuel-efficient vehicles.