Toyota Motor Corporation is recalling 130,000 2014 model of Tundra pickup trucks to correct a problem with side air bags, the automaker's U.S. sales arm said last week Thursday.
An incorrectly installed piece of trim on the vehicle's center pillar could interfere with the deployment of the side air bags in a crash, according to Toyota Motor Sales USA.
Toyota said it is not aware of any injuries or fatalities related to the condition so far.
Toyota Motor Corporation is recalling 130,000 2014 model of Tundra pickup trucks to correct a problem with side air bags, the automaker's U.S. sales arm said last week Thursday.
An incorrectly installed piece of trim on the vehicle's center pillar could interfere with the deployment of the side air bags in a crash, according to Toyota Motor Sales USA.
Toyota said it is not aware of any injuries or fatalities related to the condition so far.
Meanwhile ,Just a few weeks after announcing pricing for the first two members of its TRD Pro Series, Toyota has finally dropped the final pricing details on its new Tundra TRD Pro.
Like the Tacoma TRD Pro, the Tundra will be available in two different body styles, with a more affordable Double Cab and a roomier Crew Cab.
Prices start at $41,285 for the former and $43,900 for the latter – not counting a hefty $1,100 destination charge – effectively slotting Toyota's off-road-ready model between the $41,730, Double Cab Limited and $46,465, Crew Cab-only 1794 Edition trucks.
As we've covered previously, the TRD Pro models come with a raft of off-road gear that should help combat just about any terrain a driver may stumble across.
TRD-tuned Bilstein shocks and TRD-tuned front springs add two inches to the big truck's ride height while the black, 18-inch TRD wheels and available Inferno Orange paint add a bit of visual sass.
A new TRD dual exhaust system is also standard, which can confirm sounds great (review coming soon!).
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