Scott 
2017 Toyota Tundra CrewMax Cab SR5 4dr CrewMax 4WD SB (5.7L 8cyl 6A)
Great vehicle with a few major disappointments
 I love this truck with a just a few exceptions.   The looks are great, it rides very nice and is comfortable, its amazing in the snow, ice, and rain.  Very powerful.   Steering is great.  Stereo sounds pretty good for stock.   TONS of room in the back seat and up front.  My disappointments after a couple months are the fuel economy is not even close to the manufacturers claims.  According to the vehicle computer I'm getting barely over 12 mpg, and that's with a couple road trips of a few hundred miles each.  Toyota's claim is 13-17mpg.  I've never seen the computer hit 13 yet.   In fact, after my last fill up of a 38 gallon tank the computer said 410 miles to empty.  Thats not even 11 mpg.  That's my biggest let down.  Second, when the wind is blowing and while going down the highway I get wind noise in the cab which is very frustrating on a brand new vehicle.  Around town its fine and on calm days its fine but doing 65-75 and wind blowing its not good.   Lastly,  the ScoutGPS is the worst thing ever.  If you're considering Toyota, make sure you have Integrated GPS, NOT the ScoutGPS.   It's a very poor attempt at using your phone (and data) to sync with the vehicle for GPS.  It's only arrows instead of maps, it cant find several locations I've looked for, it uses your data plan non stop, and if you forget your phone you're out of luck.  It's completely useless.   Overall I'm very happy.  The fuel economy is a big disappointment but it is what it is now.  I will be replacing the stereo unit though to get away from the ScoutGPS.