2004 Toyota Tundra
Toyota lifts the veil on a brand-new Tundra configuration this year:
a big, bad Double Cab crew-style model. It brings more seating area, a
deep cargo bed and a number of unique comfort options to the 2004 Toyota
Tundra family of pickups.
With the new Double Cab, the 2004 Toyota Tundra is officially entered
in the full-size pickup truck segment, joining the likes of the Ford F150,
Dodge Ram and Chevy Silverado. While most models in this segment are tough
and strong, none can boast the legendary reliability of Toyota powertrains.
Until now, that is.
Available Models
The Double Cab joins a regular cab and Access Cab extended cab. There
are four trim levels offered for 2004: base, SR5 V6, SR5 V8 and Limited.
Interior Features
Double Cabs come with front bucket seats; the others offer a bench or
bucket seats. Both Access and Double cabs have a three-passenger split
fold rear seat. However, the Double Cab has quite a bit more rear leg
and head room.
The 2004 Toyota Tundra Base models are really stripped-down, without
many comfort features at all. Inside, they have cloth upholstery, cupholders,
AM/FM/CD player, digital clock and a few more things. However, there are
plenty of options available.
At the other end of the spectrum is the Limited model. It offers such
things as leather upholstery, a sunroof and rear DVD entertainment.
Exterior Features
The 2004 Toyota Tundra Double Cabs have a 6.2-ft cargo box with walls
4 inches higher than on other models. In addition, their unique frame
adds 12.2 inches to the wheelbase and 12.6 inches to the overall length.
They're also 3 inches higher and 4 inches wider. One more thing: at the
back is a unique power-down rear window.Toyota Tundra regular cabs and
Access Cab extended cabs offer 8-ft cargo beds (regular cab) and 6.5-ft
beds (Access Cabs).
Performance
The 2004 Toytoa Tundra Double Cabs use a V8 engine and 4-speed automatic
transmission; that setup is available in other Toyota Tundras. Regular
cab and Access models offer a V6 engine with 5-speed manual transmission
or optional automatic transmission.
The V6 used is a 3.4-liter model. It delivers 190 horsepower at 4800
rpm and 220 lb-ft of torque at 3600 rpm.
The V8 is a 4.7-liter, 285-cubic inch model. It pumps out 240 horsepower
at 4800 rpm and 315 lb-ft of torque at 3400 rpm.
All Toyota Tundras offer rear-wheel drive or four-wheel drive. It must
be disengaged on dry pavement, but it does include low-range gearing.
Safety and Security
Antilock 4-wheel disc brakes are standard. An antiskid system is optional.
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