DONT GET UP IN ITS GRILLE... Watch out for this one. The 2013 Toyota Tacoma is clearly looking to start something. Like an ATV weekend in the mountains. Or an off-roading trip to the desert. But there is more to this truck than its aggressive new front end. Tacoma is built to finish what it starts. Its forged on massive one-piece frame rails with eight sturdy cross members and a fully boxed front sub-frame. It has got a rugged fiber-reinforced Sheet-Molded Composite bed that provides better impact strength than steel. Plus, a leaf spring suspension with staggered outboard-mounted gas shocks. If you still want to up the ante, it's also got a truckload of extras to choose from: an available. So, a word to the wise...Try to stay on Tacomas good side. Get behind the wheel. 

For Tundra owners, the weekend signals when the real work begins. This is the time for passion projects, home improvement and spending some time with the family . Some say loading, unloading, hauling and towing a ton of lumber, gear and supplies is a ton of work. Tundra owners have another word for it — Saturday. So the next time the boys at the lumberyard are loading up your Tundra, ask them...Is that all you got?

As striking as Tundra is on the outside, the true reward comes once you are seated inside. An intuitive control layout keeps everything important within easy reach of the driver. Crisp gauges in the instrument cluster and a well-placed center stack add up to a confident driving experience. Even the steering wheel was designed to make it more comfortable to drive and easier to access your technology. 

A warning to the lukewarm. This is luxury without apology..  Engineered to turn heads, the angular and assertive 2016 RX makes the message clear—aggressive design and expressive styling are not for the shy of heart. Molded to change its silhouette when viewed from different angles, the RX flaunts razor-sharp character lines and a sleek profile leading to a distinctive floating roofline—and a new era of Lexus design Inside, simple, broad flowing lines form a center instrument panel that is as captivating as it is convenient. The creation of distinct interior spaces—separating the display zone from the operation zone with open, fluid design elements—adds to an enticing cockpit atmosphere.