What you’re looking at is Toyota’s first true full-size truck. There once was the T100, an anemic pickup similar in size to today’s Tacoma, followed by the first-generation Tundra, which added some size and an available V8, though neither was enough to challenge the tough and proven offerings from Chevy, Ford, Dodge, and most recently, Nissan. However, the 2007 Toyota Tundra looks ready to take on any of those trucks and nearly any task demanded from a tough-love owner. From a rear-wheel-drive V6 regular cab appropriate for dump runs and daily commutes, to a 5.7-liter V8 crew cab with four-wheel-drive traction for hauling horse trailers through muck, Toyota believes this Tundra will appeal to the vast majority of truck drivers.