My foot is made of steal I’m sure I can get it to go to the scrap yard

Data shows Toyotas are nowhere near reliable. They do spend billions making you believe they are reliable

Yeah it sounds the exact same. Also tires shouldn’t have play

Change your bearings

For any car really, 80% of it is maintenance

Should just grab a Ford 8.8 for 3 Dollars and a ball of yarn and keep going

Guarantee it won’t last any longer than every other car out there in the rust belt

You bet your sweet ass they are

with this tires its makes quite more efficient i mean the engines needs revs a bit lower for same speed ;D compared to smaller stock tires ;D

Noob breaking cheap aftermarket diffs😂

Holding the wheel at 3-9 is for tie rod play.

I have a 91 4Runner with a 3vz (3L V6) and my god does it love my wallet. But sure is fun to drive.

I have a Toyota echo with 253,000 miles on it change oil every 3,000 miles runs great

The secret is adding a couple shots of saki in the new oil

Take care of your rig and it'll usually do the same

I mean... idk. My 04 4runner 250 plus K miles with torn boots does me good. SO FAR. has been amazingly great. I got something waiting to happen. But hitting my creeks and trails at my house i have always been impressed. Im not rock climbing or hard core mudding though

I have an 04 lx470 (basically a land cruiser) and it feels and drives like a tank but with nice handling and it's comfy.

I’ve done worse things in Toyotas never broke a diff off roading

good tune man

Well to be fair unlike most domestics Toyota doesn’t change anything they keep the same powertrains and transmissions forever look at the new Toyota turbo charged engines now being mass produced they are riddled with problems hopefully Toyota fix the issues sooner then ford it took ford a smaller company 7 years to fix and retool the entire engine assembly manufacturing process along with better quality parts suppliers completely Small turbo engines with relatively small oil capacity’s pushing 4-5 thousand pound vehicle are really acceptable to wear with prolonged maintenance regardless of car manufacturer

2008 Lexus 2IS on 148k miles👀 i change my oil every 4k miles runs so silent i forget its running 😂. All original parts except for radiator and cooling fans.

SKILL ISSUE

A majority of the turn of the century jdms are bullet proof. My ek civic coupe had 375k before I got a new engine and she still had life left. I changed my oil every 4k and did my timing every 90k. Compression was like a B+ as well :)

Ive had 3 early 2000s 4runners in my life and all died and had some oil leaking via head valve i think. But great trucks just used the crap out of them hauling 3-20k lbs all the time. one was over 300k and others were mid high 200s. More of a tacoma guy personally, and prefer the 4cyl engines over the v6. But both are great overall.

Original owner of a 2008 Tacoma with a 1.5 lift and 275 inch tires, knocking at the door of the next milestone with 198k miles not a single hiccup besides the alternator going out

Wow that is the ugliest car I have ever seen. Great work

my moms corolla 2003 is on 450k kms, used about 2,5k $ in parts overall, old toyoters needs suspension bits mby a rear wheel bearing or two and they roll like a dream. her 1.3 is a trooper fr fr🎉

The 9" has been around for awhile ❤

What does efficient mean here?

Quite a few cars from the time are super reliable, if they're take care of and not abused Also love the build man

2000 Toyota Celica with about 240,000

Oil change every 3000-4000 miles? Lol at that point just hook it up to an IV bag with oil I know you Americans love to change oil at some short intervals but this is just ridiculous

I wasn't sold on Toyota until after driving an '07 Yaris for a delivery vehicle. I drove that car like it was stolen. That car made it to 350,000 it probably only needed new fuel injectors and an O² sensor. That was on cheap regular oil. I can only imagine if synthetic was used. I've worked on car's where I have been the one doing the maintenance. Oil changes pay off. If you're using conventional oil Kendall or Castrol is king. For synthetic I'm sold on Super tech from Wally world. If I was able to post a pic I would.

underpowered oversized understressed

Im using a ford 9in in my 56 chevy build. They are just bullet proof rear ends

It's legendary for a reason. Good choice. 👍🏽

So is no one gonna mention that this dude is at 4500 RPM at 50 MPH, and has been doin it for the past 150k miles.

Same here I got 300k on my 95’ t100, 7 inch lift and 35s all her life. Runs better than anything I’ve seen.

And my 2018 f150 doesn’t start after driving it for 45 min

No.

I got a modified 2007 Toyota Camry fully loaded with a Manual Transmission. 286,000kms it needs 4 different sensors, but it runs and drives without any issues.

Looks ugly but can't flaw the practicality.

Got a 2nd hand 2006 Toyota Tacoma PreRunner, previously used as a work truck, currently 406k miles on it, little to no problems, still starts fine

I have a 95 ls400 with 290k miles lol, Only thing is the motor sounds like a sewing machine but other than that it’s completely find

Low pinion vs high pinion good thing you’re not doing any serious trails

Probably the best built cars in the world

Got a Nissan Titan (2007) with 180,000 we’ve towed 20,000 lbs of hay several times in its lifetime. We also race it and it always starts. 😎

I got a 07 fj cruiser with 186k miles. Not that much but I beat the crap out of it and haven't had any problems.

Old Toyotas especially ones made in Japan are very reliable. Toyota continues to go down hill now but still good overall on new cars

Never buy a 3.0. They are garbage and very unreliable