If you have a Toyota Tundra
pickup for work duties, you may want to consider Toyota’s all-new Work
Truck Package. The 2010 Toyota Tundra Work Truck Package is set to
debut at the 2009 San Diego Auto Show, and will attempt to make the Tundra more competitive among commercial truck buyers.
The all-new Toyota Tundra Work Truck Package is not merely a collection of Toyota accessories
that make it moderately more usable. Instead the Work Truck Package is
a slightly less expensive version of the popular truck and features a
new black grille design, and also lacks the chrome normally found on
the Tundra around the bumpers and rear view mirror.
Inside, the new Tundra model will have a durable vinyl bench seat,
rubber floors, and the basic instrumentation on the dash. What will not
be present are the map and door lamps, along with the glove box light
and light around the ignition. While it may be slightly more sparse
than the standard Tundra, commercial buyers at Los Angeles Toyota dealer will likely be drawn to the truck's utilitarian simplicity.
This commercially oriented Toyota Tundra will be available on either
2WD or 4WD models with either Regular or Access Cab configurations, or
with either six or eight cylinder engines. A Lexington Toyota dealer says to expect the price tag to range from $550 to $655 less than the standard Tundra’s price.
Joe Kent is a writer for TK Carsites, an automotive website design and marketing firm in Orange, CA, that specializes in working with car dealers nationwide.
