The Tundra's rear area is cramped and the seatbacks are as straight as a redwood tree. Much thought was given to the dashboard and switchgear layout. Climate controls are large and readable. The stereo has large preset buttons up high on the dash and within easy reach of the driver. And GM retained the tuning knob which is vastly superior to pushing a switch.
Storage room abounds.
It's possible to put a six-pack of soft drinks in the center console. A full range of gauges are well laid out. And my tester had other features that people have come to depend on including outside temperature and compass readings located in the rearview mirror and three power points, which by the way, are neatly covered while not in use. One of the most convenient aspects of the Sierra is push button four-wheel drive. The Sierra can be outfitted in dozens of configurations.