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We often talk about Toyota's legendary reliability, but how far can one Toyota really go? The average car is ready to drop around the 200,000-mile mark. Victor Sheppard's 2007 Toyota Tundra surpassed 1,000,000 miles.

Sheppard's job takes him all across the country, and he tallies up the mileage fast -- 125,000 per year on average.

His Tundra has gained local-celebrity status, and was showcased in Toyota's outdoor truck display at the Texas…

We've been giving the Toyota Tundra plenty of attention lately, but how about its smaller cousin, the Toyota Tacoma?

While the Tacoma is capable for tough jobs like hauling cords of wood, for drivers who don't require the muscle (and subsequent drop in fuel economy) of a full-size, the Tacoma makes its name as a weekend getaway vehicle.

Would you live outdoors if you could? The Tacoma is perfect for towing your boat out to the lake, bringing along dirt bikes, or hauling your hunting and fishing gear. Most importantly for some, it's a genius at off-roading…

Got a big-bodied pickup truck on the brain? Thompson Toyota can help!

Our suggestion? That you take our feisty full-sizer, the Toyota Tundra, for a spin. Just don't be surprised when you fall head-over-heels for it:

High atop the Tundra's trim ladder is the tough-as-nails TRD Pro model. Oriented for off-road use, this trim is terrific. Standard equipment includes 18-inch alloy wheels, a TRD dual exhaust, Bilstein shocks, distinctive exterior styling cues, a front skid plate, bucket seats with red stitching and so very much more. It's a beautiful beast, indeed.