Whoops, we’ve got a win on the new Tundra and a two-stroke on the Ford F-150. The numbers are in, and despite getting off to a rocky start, improvements have been made. As a result, it’s officially overtaken by the 2023 Ford F-150.
2023 Toyota Tundra vs. 2023 Ford F-150
Accordingly, the 2023 pulled ahead of the 2023 F-150. The Tundra scores 61 out of 100, and the F-150 rings in with 58, so the competition is pretty close.
In fact, it has a higher expected reliability rating than the 2023 Toyota Tundra. But the Tundra is known for being rugged and reliable. JDPower gave the 2023 F-150 a score of 86 out of 100, and the Tundra got a score of 70.
Scores between 70 and 80 are average, while anything between 81 and 90 is good, and anything between 91 and 100 is best. Predicted reliability scores are based on issues reported in the 2022 models.
The Tundra has been redesigned for 2022 with a new suspension setup and engine options. Usually, once a new car is introduced, it takes some time to work out some of the kinks. The 2022 Tundra has six intakes.
But the F-150 is part of the 14th generation introduced in 2021. It has fewer reports of problems than the 2022 Tundra, but it also has more models on the way. The F-150 has 10 recalls in 2022.
The F-150 is expected to exceed 200,000 miles, and it is not uncommon to exceed 300,000 miles. The Toyota Tundra is expected to make over 250,000 miles and can easily hit over 300,000 miles.
Does the Tundra or F-150 have more value?
The 2023 Toyota Tundra has a higher expected satisfaction rating than its counterpart because it is considered to be more comfortable, with better ride quality and a more attractive style.
However, people feel the F-150 provides more value overall. Both trucks have a standard 8.0-inch touchscreen. But the Tundra has wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto standard, 18-inch wheels, LED lighting, keyless entry/start, a composite bed, and more standard power.
The F-150 sweetens the deal with keyless entry, trailer sway control, pre-wired trailer hitches, and more drive modes.
The Tundra appears to be superior to the F-150 because it is more attractive to drive and more comfortable. But the F-150 is the ultimate workhorse truck with plenty of comfort and value.
