2018 Toyota Tundra 1794 Edition - Classic Meets Luxury

I have to say, I am really liking how th e 1794 Edition looks and feels! Toyota way able to get some great luxury in this edition of the Tundra. What do you think?
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[@SarahSharesCars]

Hey guys! So I have been informed I was misinformed about the Toyota plant.. The plants was actually bought from a cattle ranch. New_England_Times said it better than I could "The Toyota Tundra plant sits on land that Toyota purchased from the oldest working cattle ranch in Texas. 1794, refers to the year that this ranch was established by Spanish colonist Juan Ignacio de Casanova."

[@adamdjamaldinovich1171]

Sarah Shares Cars А теперь все это на русском, пожалуйста!!

[@jasonthach44]

Do a F-150 review.

[@andybub45]

This truck is beautiful, exterior color and everything. My dream truck is right there!

[@gregsmith9892]

Never knew about the press and hold to set screen thank you!

[@DFWsCars]

Notification squad!! Haha. Good review. I really liked this truck too when I reviewed it.

[@KMasters2015]

To put the fuel mileage into perspective, I have a 2004 Silverado 4.8l 2wd and the tundra actually only uses a little more fuel. Remember the EPA has changed the testing methods.

[@andrewdd67]

She 1 cool chick I have a 1794 tundra 2019 ♥️ that Toyota tundra #1..

[@tdo7125]

Beautiful woman in a beautiful truck 👍😎

[@JonandZingo]

I love my Tundra 1794 Edition. I love the way it looks and the little things Toyota has done to make it a better quality truck like the beefy tow package. The MPG is less the the Ford Eco boost trucks that I drive at work but it is not a huge difference.

[@williamweck7087]

Jon Schmidt I hope Toyota continues to “bring the beef” with this Tundra, I hope they keep it as it is or do simple refreshes! Don’t redesign, please!

[@donaltemus3565]

I love this girl!

[@stevehernandez1500]

Yes,but please eat some cheese burgers

[@mikewhipkey6863]

I get 15.5mpg in mine living in the mountains.. Not sure what it would get on the highway

[@txjman4life]

If you’re going to review vehicles you should get your facts straight, the 1794 edition was a new trim added in 2014 after the tundra was redesigned. The 2007-2013 were different body style altogether.

[@shahrukhabbas7687]

Only Toyota,Nissan and gmc makes true trucks.But Tundra is the king of them such a handsome looking truck.Dodge is also no exception.

[@shahrukhabbas7687]

Tundra is a powerful truck, Ford F-150 is garbage in front of it.nothing like toyota and Nissan products they make true body on frame suvs and true family sedans.Dont say anything bad about this truck its my favourite we had two tundras both of them were awesome and amazing.

[@leakers69]

Great Review Sarah! Question, do the rear seat backs fold down, is there storage behind them?

[@SarahSharesCars]

They do fold down, but there is not storage behind them. When you fold the seats up there are 3 cubbies below for storage though!

[@leakers69]

thanks Sarah, It says above there are two replies but i only see yours. Where did it go?

[@SarahSharesCars]

Dan Callahan it was either deleted by the user or removed by KZbin for one reason or another. For some reason KZbin doesn’t change the count when comments are removed.

[@bxbmbr766]

Great channel new subscriber love the content

[@new_england_times553]

The Toyota Tundra plant sits on land that Toyota purchased from the oldest working cattle ranch in Texas. 1794, refers to the year that this ranch was established by Spanish colonist Juan Ignacio de Casanova. Great review by the way. I get tired of the "specialist" with their "pro" reviews. Your review is what most people do when they buy a truck.

[@bigsmootht]

Absolutely, plus the plant wasn't moved there it was an all new plant just for the Tundra. The Tacoma was added to the plant a few years later.

[@SarahSharesCars]

Oh thanks for the info! Gotta triple check my sources! And yes I try to get my reviews from a buyers standpoint!

[@mikefoehr235]

I am glad you clarified that up. I knew that too except the part about the Spanish connection.

[@new_england_times553]

Sarah does a great job with the reviews. Reviews the cars like anybody would while looking for a new car.

[@mikewhipkey6863]

these trucks are very reasonably priced compared to the other manufacturers luxury models

[@dv6425]

Please note that Lane Keep Assist is Honda . Toyota has a Lane Departure Alert.

[@andybub45]

It depends. Some models have the LKS, which means it will help steer you. LDA is on the Tundra, which only alerts you

[@Branhawk]

She is stunning wow.

[@Branhawk]

Didn’t even see a truck?

[@DirkCannon]

Pretty funny how people expect so much out of a pick up, it's meant for work not for luxury this tundra is more basic than other models. I don't look at gas mileage when shopping for a pick up, I look for utility and reliability

[@Pengowirr]

TheKillzone1511 Precisely, you get this type of vehicle if you're going to do work and make money off it. Basically the truck pays for itself. But for people like me, who would love to drive a nice truck like this mostly as a commuter, we need to stay away from this truck unless money is never an issue. But if that was the case we'd probably be looking at bentleys and such.. Toyota has to improve their MPGs.

[@louie4316]

Well said! If someone wants great mileage buy a Prius. If they want ultra luxury buy a high end Lexus.

[@AlejandroP1980s]

Senna4EvR or McLaren

[@AlejandroP1980s]

Senna4EvR or even better a 73 mustang Mach 1

[@AlejandroP1980s]

Master Baiter what about a 2018 Titan pro-4x or a 2019 F-250 SRW XLT flex fuel better which one should I get I'm going to a trip so which one gets the less stops

[@DreyTheGamer]

7:05 Tundras since the 1st generation have had that. Honda Ridgeline does that.

[@asteriam1697]

I am dreaming to have one 1794 Edition someday $70000 Cad in Canada plus tax, delivery charge, etc. Very pricy here up in Canada could be $85000 Canadian dollars with upgrades.

[@tacoma171]

Anna Do Nah. I have a ‘17 Platinum. Stickers for like 61. Got it for a couple grand less (and I’m in Nova Scotia). The Platinum is only a couple hundred cheaper than the 1794 (I didn’t like all the crazy chrome up front on the 1794). The Tundra is actually fairly reasonably priced compared to the domestics

[@tuetue659]

I don’t like car only watch u cute face baby

[@KMasters2015]

Yep still only $62k cad or so for 2018. Even with the addition of adaptive cruise and collision braking. Don’t know where $70k plus tax came from.

[@elpatriotamexicano]

Gas cost is not a problem because for that price, I can say that if you have money for the whiskey, most likely you have money for the ice !!!

[@SarahSharesCars]

Thank you for this comment. It is not only mostly true (I mean if you're keeping a car for 15 years or buying it used it could make a difference) but is pure quality.

[@ozziegreene8108]

I love my 1794.

[@awesomelife3680]

1794 Edition The Toyota Tundra plant sits on land that Toyota purchased from the oldest working cattle ranch in Texas. 1794refers to the year that this ranch was established by Spanish colonist Juan Ignacio de Casanova

[@fike301]

Luxury truck no remote start and use key to lock tailgate...? z71 all day everyday for me

[@RR-gq6fl]

Good review!

[@ay3514]

I love Toyota but the need redesign the engine trans and body More features More gpm Give me give me

[@nhanhothiennhan580]

Love woman and truck

[@mikefoehr235]

I just love the brand. I find it ironic that many people love the GM Duramax diesel. I say this because the Duramax diesel is made by Isuzu and Isuzu is owned in part by Toyota. I personally am not a huge diesel fan but Toyota could put a diesel option in the Tundra and improve both towing capacity and fuel economy. Good review Sarah...i found it amusing, you are such a tiny thing and you are ripping around in this behemoth. My wife is 5 ft 2 inches and I always find it amusing when she gets into my Tacoma.

[@SarahSharesCars]

Thanks! Yeah a diesel would definitely help the fuel economy! I bet your wife gets surprised looks any time she drives it!

[@mikefoehr235]

Well...she drives it to work sometimes and she is alone...so not sure what looks she gets. I know you are a Texas girl and Texans think everything in Texas is bigger...BUT...when my wife and I moved from Northern Ontario to the Southern part, she would not drive on the 400 series hiways. In case you didn"t know, hiway 401 is the BUSIEST HIWAY in North America. Just imagine that for a minute because there are so many more people in the States than in Canada. Sarah...I kid you not:)

[@lookingforhope5455]

I have two 2013 GM trucks; a 3500 HD Denali and a 2500 HD LTZ. My daughter is 5:3 and drives the 3500.. people are always surprised when she pops out of the truck.. :). In any case, both trucks average mpg around 16-18 city and 19-21 hwy. Towing is 18k-23k pounds 12-15 hwy.. I will say these are some of the best trucks i have ever owned - mind you every car has its issues.. but the Duramax is a good engine. I would seriously consider a Tundra if it came with a Duramax... The trucks of today are just getting way too expensive.. but the quality is.. there... Good report, I'm curious if there is a review on a the new 2500 HD Denali.. :thanks

[@mikewhipkey6863]

Toyota had a deal in place to use the same Cummins engine that the Nissan titan uses I'm not sure what happened I don't know if it fell through or what

[@johnnylaleyendafrayre2197]

Dame

[@Pengowirr]

I test drove a sport. I can't imagine the driving is much different in this model. It was a smooth ride, powerful engine with smooth acceleration. Felt great! But omg the gas mileage was so trash. I'm talking like 12 on city with an empty truck, just me and the sales man. Maybe one day when they make one with decent mileage. So unless you're making money off it, do not get this for a commuter. Just don't.

[@AlejandroP1980s]

Andrew Smith hey I'm thinking of getting a 2019 Ford F-250 super duty SWR XLT flex fuel is it good

[@AlejandroP1980s]

Andrew Smith how much mpg 17

[@AlejandroP1980s]

Andrew Smith what about a 2018 Titan pro-4x

[@sokodad]

Everyone talks about mileage but I don’t buy a pickup or SUV for mileage. If I did I’d buy a Prius. If you want mileage buy a Tacoma.

[@SarahSharesCars]

I totally agree that's how it should be. Many people are now buying trucks as a daily driver (much like what a Prius would do for you) instead of actually using it for any of it's capabilities besides basic driving.

[@fike301]

that might be, bought when I pay 55 grand for a truck....it better be loaded, and that would mean remote start, keyless touch the handle unlock and would not be using a key to unlock tailgate! Not to mention no android auto or apple car play. Go take a look at the Chevy LTZ Z71 with a 6.2L and compare it side by side...step back and actually look at the features

[@tou162]

You’re so beautiful

[@user-mt2eh3pg7l]

girl loves it big.

[@jordanmora7868]

It’s a big ole V8, if you want better gas mileage drive a Prius

[@christopherhuynh6889]

Complaining about no push start button?!?!?! Lol Insert key and turn on method is usually or always been the best in my opinion. I own 2 cars, 1 with push start and one with key. I prefer key over push start

[@SarahSharesCars]

As a female who carries a purse and is in and out of the car multiple times a day, push start actually does make a significant difference.

[@fike301]

I can start my Z71, unlock doors send maps to navigate all from my phone to truck...no need to even be in line of sight. Tundra lacks technology...not to mention have 355HP and see MPG avg around 18

[@HiPlains1]

Where this truck excels over Ford/GM is reliability. This has literally been rated the most reliable full size truck for years. Its bullet proof. And probably why most people buy it. The other truck that is also most reliable in the mid size segment is the Frontier. Frontier/Tundra are the last of the old school trucks with heavy duty transmissions. You wont' see computerized active learning transmissions here. No aluminum either. Heavy duty torque convertors as well. If you want something that will run forever then the tundra is the ticket. With Ford/GM you take your chances as far as trouble free problems and longevity. With the tundra its a GIVEN that you won't have problems.

[@RichardHaydenuk]

Sorry did you say 13mpg? Did my ears deceive me?

[@SarahSharesCars]

You heard correctly! 13 city and 18 highway. It does have a fuel tank of 38 gallons so you are able to cover some distance.

[@RichardHaydenuk]

Sarah Shares Cars My gollygosh that's one expensive, fuel fill up. Imagine an electric version, now's there's an idea !!!

[@SarahSharesCars]

I can only imagine! An electric would definitely be a change!

[@RichardHaydenuk]

This kinda truck wouldn't fit well on UK side roads too large, being a first gen Tesla S owner, i know that first hand.

[@DirkCannon]

You don't look at gas milage for pick ups but for utility and reliability

[@user-fm6ie2ie3d]

I just laugh at these people that model whatever kind of truck it is.. It’s a truck, A Truck,..buy a car, if you want all the bells and whistles… That’s why theses Trucks are so expensive, these people drive up the price, just by complaining…

[@nsmerilli1]

Can't believe it's not push to start for that kind of money.

[@DirkCannon]

nsmerilli1 who cares about punch to start ITS A PICK UP!!, just another thing to break and expensive to fix

[@louie4316]

Push start?? Your kidding right? If that's the only feature to "sell" a truck then Toyota is laughing. Do your research and look into how this thing is "engineered and built". I will tell you that this thing is built to last.

[@danner182]

Hahahaha. He said push to start.

[@faisaljaafaralharki8083]

Hey Sarah , Do you have any Facebook Accounts ?

[@SarahSharesCars]

facebook.com/Sarahwshares/

[@kdtune33]

stale as hell, why no redesign ?

[@patwregan]

Mid 50k, poor gas mileage, and an older platform due for a refresh- I'll pass on the tundra

[@fike301]

Somebody needs to take this lady to check out a Silverado LTZ Z71 or Denali.. Tundra 1794 is far from luxury truck. Omy

[@shahrukhabbas7687]

Only big people buy these trucks small people like you don’t so there is no side steps needed, ha ha ha.

[@DFWsCars]

As someone who's just under 6 feet-- I greatly appreciate a running board. It's still a big step down from a pretty high off the ground 4*4 (the TRD may be even higher than the base model).

[@johnw391]

It's funny if you think the truck is classy or luxurious. You need to go drive a modern truck.

[@mtcruse]

Outdated? Yes. Will it outlast the best Ford/GM/FCA can put forward? Yes.

[@johnw391]

Maybe gm and ram but nothing last longer than the blue oval. Toyota only put a little effort in the the midsize truck market nothing into the full size because they do care one bit about the customers. Only changing colors and putting some stickers on

[@DFWsCars]

Re: the ford comment not if it’s the diesel one with the engine issue ;-)

[@staged69]

M Cruse i get a laugh when I see a newer GM or Ram already rusting out over the wheels and its newer than my 2011 Tundra which has 100,000 miles on it, runs like new, never spent a day of its life in the shop, and has not a spec of rust on it. It doesn't need redesigned if its right. Maybe the domestic boys should worry about the longevity of their trucks instead of changing crap just so they can advertise them as "all new"

[@johnw391]

That's way in the month June ford sold 79,000 and in six months they of sold 405,000 and Toyota sold 10,000 sound they are to start a antique club for Toyota tundra owners.