JP76 said:
It is a double cab and not a crew cab. If you have not been in one, the new body style double cabs have very little backseat room and would really be good for kids under about age 13 due to the diminished leg room. This alone makes it a hard sale.
I actually bought a 2023 crew cab tundra that an older man bought new and kept for 5 months and then traded it in on a 10 year old Toyota suv to get out of the note. He put like 620 miles on it in 5 months and took a 27% hit on the trade when he did the deal.
The older Tundra double cabs were fine. I got in one once. I'm not exactly small, although I wouldn't say I'm tall (right at 6'). Seated, my knees were pretty close to a front seat that was in, I believe, a normal position. Would it be comfortable for a 3 hour trip? Probably not, but for someone who just needed a backseat and mostly put stuff back there, it was fine.
I was looking for a Tundra double cab when I bought my F150 a few years ago. I would have settled on the crew cab, but I couldn't find either. Every time I found a prospect, a call to the dealer or seller found it had been sold or was in the process of being sold. With that said, I haven't seen or been in the newer body styles at all, crew, double, or whatever.
