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Explore the Toyota Tundra price of a classic 2008 model with us, and discover how its value has evolved over time. Whether you’re a buyer looking for a dependable used truck or a collector curious about historic market trends, this guide provides the comprehensive snapshot you need to assess what is a 2008 Toyota Tundra worth today. With the vehicle’s robust reputation for durability, we’ll walk you through key specs, depreciation patterns, and how it stacks up against its peers—all without guessing specific figures.

Key Specifications of the 2008 Toyota Tundra

• Engine: 5.7-liter V8 (V8 Traction, V4-72) delivering robust torque for towing.
• Transmission: 6-speed automatic, known for smooth shifting in heavy loads.
• Fuel Type: Gasoline, with an efficient engine management system that balances performance and economy.
• Dimensions:
  • Length: 225.4 in (181.2 in for the Short Cab)
  • Width: 78.2 in
  • Height: 70.2 in (short cab)
  • Wheelbase: 139.6 in (short cab)
• Towing Capacity: Up to 11,400 lbs, depending on configuration.
• Payload Capacity: Up to 1,685 lbs, again depending on cab type and wheelbase.
• Cab Builds: Short Cab (2-door, 4-passenger), SuperCab (4-door, 6-passenger), and XLT (5-passenger).
• Trim Levels: L (economy), LE, XLE (mid-range), Limited, and Platinum (top-end).
• Optional Packages: Full-size bed, off‑road off‑the‑grid, and towing packages enhance versatility.
• Driving Features: Dual‑clutch power steering, dual‑zone climate, and optional four‑wheel drive.
• Safety: Toyota Safety Sense (TSS), which includes engine braking, lane departure warning, and adaptive cruise control (where available).
• Interior Media: 7‑inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, Bluetooth, and multiple USB ports.

Depreciation Insight

The Toyota Tundra depreciation trend follows a typical pattern for large pickup trucks. Historically, the vehicle loses approximately 15-20% of its value in the first year, which is standard for mainstream SUV and truck models that emphasize reliability and longevity. After the first year, the rate of decline slows to between 5-10% annually over the next few years, especially for units with low mileage, premium trims, or enhanced towing packages.

In practical terms, a well‑maintained 2008 Toyota Tundra in retail condition might lose roughly 35% of its initial value after five years. A high‑mileage example could see a steeper depreciation curve, potentially dropping closer to 45-50% over the same period. The depreciation curve is flattening for trucks with proven durability such as the Tundra, keeping it competitive against newer competitors.

Used Toyota Tundra Pricing Overview

When evaluating used Toyota Tundra price as a prospective buyer, focus on factors that affect residual value: renovation, mileage

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