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RunItHard · 05-08-2008, 10:50 PM

I wouldn't expect any Earth shattering changes or quantum leaps forward since the Tundra is so new. Perhaps a standard bed for the CM, and a big maybe for a diesel dully mid-year of 09.

Expect more good deals and incentives being offered all through next year as the economy is still going to be very soft.

Another thing you'll have going for you with the Tundra is it'll be it's 3rd year of release. This means many of the kinks will be ironed out. Dodge and Ford maybe coming out with brand new updated models, but you'll end up being the Beta tester, which history suggests isn't to your advantage.

For the record, I've got an 07 DC 4x4 Limited with over 12k miles and 8 months of ownership, and had zero problems.

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RunItHard Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: SLC, Utah Posts: 721	I wouldn't expect any Earth shattering changes or quantum leaps forward since the Tundra is so new. Perhaps a standard bed for the CM, and a big maybe for a diesel dully mid-year of 09. Expect more good deals and incentives being offered all through next year as the economy is still going to be very soft. Another thing you'll have going for you with the Tundra is it'll be it's 3rd year of release. This means many of the kinks will be ironed out. Dodge and Ford maybe coming out with brand new updated models, but you'll end up being the Beta tester, which history suggests isn't to your advantage. For the record, I've got an 07 DC 4x4 Limited with over 12k miles and 8 months of ownership, and had zero problems. __________________ In racing, speed costs money... How fast do you want to go? Last edited by RunItHard : 05-08-2008 at 10:56 PM.