2026 Toyota Tundra 1794 Edition: Stamford Buyers Guide
Quick Answer: The 2026 Tundra 1794 Edition
1794 Edition starts at $64,380 MSRP plus $2,095 destination for the non-hybrid version, with the i-FORCE MAX hybrid available for roughly $3,700-$3,900 more. It shares Platinum's comfort feature set but wraps it in Western-heritage styling — unique two-tone leather interior, saddle-brown accents, and chrome exterior trim — named for the 1794 land-grant ranch the Texas Tundra plant was later built on. It's not a numeric trim level, it's a styling theme layered on the same underlying truck as Platinum. Toyota of Stamford carries 1794 Edition at 909 East Main Street.
A styling theme, not a separate feature tier
It surprises some shoppers to learn that 1794 Edition isn't a step above Platinum in terms of comfort and tech — it's essentially the same premium feature set wrapped in a different design language. The unique two-tone leather interior with saddle-brown accents and chrome exterior badging trace back to the actual 1794 land grant in San Antonio, the ranch property Toyota's Texas truck plant was built on decades later. For a buyer who wants Platinum-level comfort but finds its styling too corporate-neutral, 1794 Edition is the same underlying truck with a distinct personality — not an upgrade in capability, just a different look for essentially identical money.
Because the feature sets are so close, the decision between Platinum and 1794 Edition usually comes down entirely to which styling a buyer prefers in person. Photos undersell the difference; the two-tone leather and saddle accents read very differently on a dealer lot than in a marketing image.
Same hybrid math as Platinum
The i-FORCE MAX hybrid adds roughly $3,700-$3,900 to 1794 Edition, restricted to the CrewMax cab like every other trim where it's optional. Non-hybrid 1794 Edition runs the standard 389-hp/479-lb-ft i-FORCE tune shared with SR5 through Platinum; opting for the hybrid steps that up to 437 hp/583 lb-ft. Confirm the exact hybrid premium for a specific build with the sales team, since Toyota doesn't publish it as a single flat number across trims.
What Stamford buyers with heritage styling say
1794 Edition-specific reviews are less common in Toyota of Stamford's public feedback than reviews of the higher-volume SR5 and Limited trims, which tracks with a lower-volume styling variant generally. What consistently shows up in the dealership's Tundra reviews, regardless of trim, is a sales process buyers describe as unhurried once their preferences are clear — the same quality that matters most when a shopper is choosing between two nearly identical trims on styling alone, as with Platinum versus 1794 Edition. Taking the time to see both in person, ideally side by side, is worth asking for specifically when visiting the lot.
Frequently asked questions
Is 1794 Edition more expensive than Platinum?
Only slightly — $64,380 versus Platinum's $63,695, about a $700 difference. The two trims share nearly the same feature set; the gap reflects the styling package, not a meaningfully different comfort or tech tier.
What does "1794" refer to?
The land-grant ranch in San Antonio that Toyota's Texas truck manufacturing plant was later built on. It's a heritage/styling name, not a numeric trim designation or a model year.
Does 1794 Edition come standard with 4WD?
No — RWD is standard with 4WD available as an option, the same structure as SR through Platinum. Only TRD Pro and Capstone ship 4WD as standard equipment.
Can I get 1794 Edition with the hybrid?
Yes, as an option, for roughly $3,700-$3,900 more — restricted to the CrewMax cab like every other trim where the hybrid is optional rather than standard.
Should I pick 1794 Edition over Platinum?
It comes down to styling preference almost entirely, since the two trims share nearly identical comfort features at nearly identical prices. See both in person — two-tone leather and chrome trim photograph very differently than they look on the lot.
See the styling difference in person
Two-tone leather and saddle-brown accents are worth seeing before deciding between this trim and Platinum. Browse current Tundra 1794 Edition inventory at Toyota of Stamford, 909 East Main Street.
MSRP excludes the $2,095 destination charge, taxes, title, registration, and dealer-installed options; the dealer sets the actual selling price. The hybrid upcharge figure is approximate and can shift with configuration; confirm exact pricing with Toyota of Stamford. Equipment and availability can change with production timing; confirm current specs with Toyota of Stamford. Customer quotes are excerpts from public Google reviews of Toyota of Stamford, lightly identified by first name and last initial.
