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" How did Toyota make the old Tundra look like a million bucks? By unveiling a new 2014 Tundra at the Chicago Auto Show. Normally, new models break new ground or at least significantly revise a vehicle, and the changes are usually for the better. That&amp;#039;s mostly not the case with the 2014 Tundra. Toyota took out some of the exterior styling blubber\u2014edges are now more squared-off than before\u2014and apparently compensated by designing a lippy new grille. The all-new interior still looks like it&amp;#039;s all-old. Materials, not good the last time, had best do more than photograph well. Available trims will be SR, SR5 and 1794, the latter signifying the year a ranch was founded on the site of the Tundra&amp;#039;s production facility. What haven&amp;#039;t changed are the mechanicals, and Toyota makes no mention of frame revisions, either, likely putting the Tundra at a significant disadvantage compared to the domestic brands. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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