reflash available. Edmunds tested a TRD supercharged Tundra which completed the 1/4 mile in 13.3 sec at . Edmunds previously tested a naturally aspired 5.7 L V8 Tundra which posted a 14.8 sec at time. Motor Trend's test of the supercharged Tundra resulted in a 1/4 mile of 13.0 sec at . This Tundra needed 4.4 seconds to run from 0-. Awards and comparison tests Awards CanadianDriver selected the 2008 Tundra as "Truck King" as the best 1/2-ton pickup with an engine displacing greater than 5.0 Ls, and again as best 1/2-ton with an engine displacing less than 5.0 Ls. Trailer Boats awards the Tundra with its 2007 Tow Vehicle of the Year award after completing nearly two weeks of testing. Truckin' Magazine awards the Tundra Crew Max with its 2008 Truck of the Year award. Motor Trend selected the Tundra its 2008 Truck of the Year. Other competitors tested were the Chevrolet Silverado HD, GMC Sierra HD, and Ford F-250, F-350 and F-450. While the Chevrolet Silverado, Motor Trend's 2007 TOTY was not in the competition, it was defeated by the Tundra in an earlier three round comparison as noted below. However, Motor Trend ranked the Silverado and Sierra ahead in a later comparison test. iSeeCars named the Tundra as the pickup truck most original owners keep for 15 Years or more in a 2019 study. Media comparison testing May 2009: A Motor Trend comparison test with the Ford F150 Supercrew resulted in a defeat. April 2009: An Edmunds.com test of 4x4 trucks resulted in a second-place finish for the Tundra. November 2008: A test conducted by Pickuptrucks.com rated the Tundra third, Motor Trend was asked to join the test and rated the Tundra fifth. 2007: Motor Trend and Truck Trend magazines rate the Tundra ahead of its GM competitor in a three-round battle. Parts of this comparison took place before the Tundra was officially on sale to the public. All sections were published in both magazines. Introduction Round 1: Head-to-Head Round 2: Down and Dirty Final Round - Up, Over, and Out: 2007: Peterson's 4-wheel & Off Road magazine gave the Tundra a second-place finish in their 2008 4x4 of the Year competition. First place went to the Toyota Land Cruiser. August 2007: Consumer Reports rates the Tundra as the second best full-size pickup behind the Chevrolet Avalanche. April 2007: Car and Driver placed the Tundra third in