Calling the 2022 Toyota Tundra an improvement over the outgoing model is an understatement. This new truck offers a more modern cabin, more fuel efficient engines that deliver smoother power, and an overhauled driving experience. But the full-size truck market is cutthroat, and we still can't pinpoint one selling point that will draw buyers away from Ford, GM, and Ram. The 14-inch touchscreen is nice and possible class-leading, but is infotainment the number one draw for truck buyers, or do they value towing, payload, and engine options more? If so, the American rivals still have the Tundra outclassed.

If you own the previous-generation Tundra and have been waiting patiently for the new model, this truck will not disappoint. Far from it. But if you are a diehard loyalist for one of the American brands, the new Tundra feels like it catches up, but doesn't break new ground. We can't wait to see the Tundra's improvements trickle down to the Tacoma, which continually outsells its mid-size rivals year after year.