2021 Toyota Tundra TRD PRO - End of the Road

The new 2021 Toyota Tundra TRD PRO is here and this is the last year before the new generation debuts. This is the end of the road for the 2nd generation Tundra and possibly for the iForce V8 engine as well. Check out the new Lunar Rock exterior color, the interior, the drive, and my final thoughts abou this new Tundra TRD PRO.
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[@neekopeeko9054]

TOYOTA!! PLEASE DON"T STOP MAKING A V8. I promise I'll be good

[@DonCastro.]

They should improve it but not remove it. A little more power, better fuel economy, updated transmission should do the job.

[@neekopeeko9054]

@@DonCastro. Exactly!

[@ramonconcepcion4642]

If the 5.7 stays in the new Tundra I will be at the dealership immediately

[@Choo_Bacca]

looks like the 2022 will be a twin turbo V6

[@neekopeeko9054]

@@Choo_Bacca I'm pretty sure we are all aware of that at this point. We just want a V8 option

[@RamBo-uu9so]

I purchased the 2007 Tundra 4x4 . It has 270k still runs great. A lady just asked me when I purchased my "new" truck. It's a Toyota.... enough said!

[@Northof25A]

I have a 2019 40k miles completely beat on back and forth to Brooklyn, towing beer, and there's nothing ever wrong with the truck it's unreal love it!!!

[@samuelderaleau6697]

I have an 02' SR5 with 200,000 miles. These vehicles are absolutely incredible, Toyota is winning the reliability market.

[@Northof25A]

@@samuelderaleau6697 just threw the boss plow on it too for the norester coming to NY

[@highplainsdrifter9849]

Million miles of reliability.

[@imnotusingmyrealname4566]

A Tundra once drove past me (I'm in Europe so these vehicles are extremely rare and only imported) and it was beautiful 👌. Edit: The sound from the V8 especially.

[@supfoo9221]

I have a 2010 5.7L with 211k Miles. And lemme tell you; it still blows the doors off other trucks.

[@pwells10]

That's why I've never moving to Europe. A life without trucks and v8s is no life indeed.

[@andyham6094]

Still my favorite full size truck hands down. You can’t satisfy everyone and there will always be something to complain about when it comes to people. If they kept the v8 5.7, people would complain about how toyota didn’t update the drivetrain and complain about the mpg, if they and prolly will switch to something more efficient and modern, people will complain they want the v8 power and sound. In a perfect world they would offer both but I just don’t see that happening.

[@jsrocker248]

This comment aged well

[@goldenhorshoe4814]

I think I’m sold. I was considering a Ford or gm but now I’m leaning towards the tundra. It’s a bad ass truck

[@faketaxi474]

I have a 2013 f150 with the 5.0 might be looking into this for my next truck

[@pwells10]

Did you get it?

[@goldenhorshoe4814]

@@pwells10 no I’m holding on to my current vehicle a while longer cause the gas prices in my area are going through the roof and I don’t think it’s the right time to upgrade to a truck.

[@irajackson6423]

I have had a lot of different trucks, all of the major brands(Ford dodge Chevy Toyota) I love the Tacoma I had but I’m 6’5” 265lbs and it was just too small for the family . Sold it . Bought a gladiator and it did have considerably more space but were not comfortable after a 1 hr drive . Going to tundra I have family that have them and I think this will be my do all truck.

[@skorpion_king]

it's way too low

[@imnotusingmyrealname4566]

Toyota needs to add a rear locker at least on the upcoming Tundra.

[@bobbymoore2076]

Bought a 19 voodoo blue trd pro tundra in aug of 19, absolutely love it, also have a 15 limited 4 runner with 75000 miles that I bought new, not one issue with the 4runner, drives as good as it did new

[@Planner38]

I just bought a 2021 Tundra Sport Double Cab with fewer than 10,000 miles on it. The Tundra is my dream vehicle. Of course, the dream will grow and change over the years as I modify the truck.

[@volcalstone]

I know why other trucks don't have a roll down rear window. It's expensive as heck that's why. I wouldn't be surprise if parts alone isn't around $3K.

[@cliffordzellner5917]

That, and Toyota has a patent on it.

[@larrysanxter6343]

I am a very happy 78-year-old and the main reason I bought a 2021 Tundra 1794 edition is because it was the last year for a V8 engine and it has a remarkable history of reliability. My opinion is that Toyota was grant for not changing the tundra for the past 14 years because they were able to utterly perfect it rather than change it every one to two years and create new problems. I bought mine used but it had only 21,000 me on it so I did a few minor updates on it such as front and rear torsion bars. A minor bonus for me was the metallic Mesquite exterior and the wonderful tan leather interior. Given my age and the reliability of the Tundra this will likely be the last pickup I will ever need to purchase.

[@pauls8748]

Coming from a 2007 FJ Cruiser the 2021 TRD Pro is high tech and luxurious! LOL!

[@genevi3680]

Tundra looks great a gazillion years from now. Lunar is catching on.

[@DriversOnly]

Love the new color

[@imnotusingmyrealname4566]

Army Green was the best imo. Lunar Rock is okay.

[@bobbymoore2076]

@@imnotusingmyrealname4566 voodoo blue is for me but I'm into outlandish colors

[@codtide]

Back in the day a BIG V8 was a 454 from GM, or a 440 from Mopar, or 460 from Ford. A 5.7L (350ish) was considered small.

[@mikefoehr235]

Yes but HP has been jacked way up thru technology. Many V6s make V8 horsepower now or more, like the Ford Ecoboost.

[@stew-03]

@@mikefoehr235 take those turbos away and they make shit power

[@slimJimmey]

I was about to buy a Silverado a while back and the tundra was the second option. The chevy sold and we got the tundra (2005 double cab v8). Let's just say I do not regret it. Now I'm a toyota fan!!

[@HazardWolfCorp]

The lower hood scoop actually does bring in more air, the top one is the fake one. And it infact does come in two cab types, the crew max and a double cab.

[@mikefoehr235]

I got mine in August. I went for the TRD OFF ROAD SR5. I got predator side steps because of my poor wife. I got towing mirrors and I bought steel rims and have Duratracs for the winter. Truck came with Michelin AT4s. I went for a bigger box. The rear seat and leg room is still pretty good with TRD OFF ROAD. The V8 is no slouch. I find my Tundra is no worse on fuel than my 13 Tacoma I had.

[@LoneWolfHustle]

Its still such a good looking truck

[@mikejones1860]

I bought this truck about 2 months ago. This is my second Tundra. This thing Rocks.. I love it.

[@RedondoBeach2]

Do you still own the 2021 Tundra? What do you think of it after 3 years of ownership? What do you like most about it and what do you like least about it?

[@PaulSter]

Good balanced review. I located a new 2019 1794 in July of 2020, so it was heavily discounted. Had to have the 1794 interior and got the dealer to throw in the TRD PRO exhaust and a spray-in bedliner. Got the truck leveled, some TRD PRO style wheels and Patagonia offroad tires - all for around $30k less than a comparable F-150 or RAM. I can't remember the names of the other two brands. 🤠

[@jungmin129]

If you dont mind, how much did you pay for

[@PaulSter]

@@jungmin129 just under $39k including spray-in bedliner, sunroof (not sure if that's stock on all Platinums and 1794s) and even got them to throw in TRD PRO dual exhaust - installed.

[@waqarsyed6641]

Toyota Tundra 1 badass truck on planet Earth.

[@nickp8373]

Been waiting for your review on this. Once again you didn’t disappoint. Great job reviewing a virtually unchanged truck from last year and displaying such great enthusiasm as if it was your first time in one of these beauty’s. Hung on your every word once again. You are extremely talented. Keep it up. Stay safe

[@MrMiller2980]

Hi my name is Wes Miller. I am new to your Channel I just want to say thanks for your reviews your input on the tundra I am a very big fan of Toyota always have been. this past year I just bought my first Tundra and I will never go back to a midsize truck again. To keep in my price range I had to buy a used Tundra it is a 2014 Limited Crewmax TRD off-road with 101,000 miles on it, but that doesn't bother me lol, still zhad to pay just under $25,000. But the crazy thing is, I just checked the book value on it about a year from buying, it is booked at $28,000 to $29,000 how crazy is that lol. with a 3" leveling kit in the front with a 1" block in the back LOVE IT!!! LOL. I plan on handing it down to my son around the 2030 year lol. Anyway about what you were talking about the rear window I think the best thing about that is when you roll that window down and open the moonroof there is no whistling sound or windy sound at all because with that back window lets the air flows towards your feet and up from the floor that is what makes at window really nice. And I wanted to get your opinion on them Fox shocks I wanted to get rid of the stock TRD Bilstein shocks would the fox shocks make that a better ride?

[@GhostNinjaTactical]

I absolutely love the look of the Tundra. I just wish they’d come with beefier tires.

[@jesusflores4368]

Cause if these tundras ain’t running 35” they don’t look right

[@vincefairleigh6899]

17” rims on 35” tires... 20” tires are for sports trucks, trd is supposed to be off road ready...

[@spaulm5898]

Buy better tires lol

[@vincefairleigh6899]

Spal, the trd should come with off road tires in the correct size so one doesn’t have to deviate from stock, I admit that I almost never keep a vehicle stock because none of them are built probably from the start, the TRD should mean something other than a sticker package, i personally find the one inch lift nothing, it should have more wheel travel and larger tires off the showroom.

[@telemarktumalo6978]

I think Toyota realizes that many truck drivers replace wheels and tires quickly after buying their trucks. No matter what tire they put on there from the factory, there will be angry critics about the choice. So, they put on generic Michelins that get the job done, but doesn't excite anyone. With that said, the OEM tires are actually very capable on pavement and do ok for light duty on gravel and dirt.

[@oriyavongs]

Tundra has a patent on the rear sliding window

[@GeorgeZimmermen]

Good! I like when the Ford, Chevy, and ram guys get jealous when they see mine

[@mariogonzales5906]

I agree , tires are look whimppy , but I love the truck no matter what it looks lol

[@kamaka4472]

Had a 2014 ford raptor for the past 4 years and have been looking for something new. And wow, I was always a ford guy but I really want a TRD now. Great review man 🤙

[@RedondoBeach2]

I'm not familiar with the Tundra TRD Pro or the Raptor. Why do you think the Tundra TRD Pro is a better truck?

[@gef569]

I still have the 1st gen 2007 Toyota Tundra CrewMax the key flaw in Toyota's changes started with cutting corners. The biggest change was the rear sliding seat with the backs able to fold forward giving you a ton of storage space. going to the stationary lift seat did away with that. My sons 2015 sucks for storage in the back seat. then the little things like storage built into the drivers door. Then the sound system my 07 rocks with JBL and sound to blow the windows out.

[@Reu_ag]

I really hope Toyota keeps this v8 on the next gen tundra in some trims and not completely kill it off

[@Saveyourbs]

They will not. Sorry bro.

[@TheViewmaster1971]

I have a 2002 Tacoma and the exterior color is called "Lunar Mist"... basically it's Silver... Too bad if they get rid of the V8 on these Tundras! Great review, thanks!!

[@dmarkj22]

You don’t buy a Toyota truck for the latest styling and technology, you buy one for great off road capability, high resale value and legendary reliability.

[@cerny4444]

Well said!!!

[@haze1123]

The long-term reliability is worth the old design and terrible gas mileage. Can't wait to see the new one.

[@imnotusingmyrealname4566]

It's not that terrible. The turbo trucks don't get much more. I personally would've wanted a V8 hybrid. Think about it, every Toyota hybrid (Corolla, Camry, Rav4, Sienna) has a larger naturally aspirated engine, no turbo. So a new V8 with a hybrid system would be the best. The difference between the non-hybrid and hybrid will always be huge.

[@carbb5760]

Ya I’m excited for the new one as well. I will buy one in 2024 model year probably. My 17 tundra is awesome but the lack of features and horrible gas mileage is pretty painful

[@imnotusingmyrealname4566]

@@carbb5760 Well what features do you want?

[@carbb5760]

@@imnotusingmyrealname4566 most important is crew max with 6.5’ bed

[@carbb5760]

@@imnotusingmyrealname4566 double cab the backseat is useless for the family, crewmax the bed is useless for work. Hopefully they add this option on the new models. Without this is impacts the basic functionality of the truck

[@doubyseide]

This was soooo detailed! Thanks a lot man! This was great!

[@mr.youknowwho4230]

Tundra best truck ever

[@kross1261]

Thorough good review. 14 year old platform....yea but still the best available 1/2 ton (IMO) especially if you’re more into reliability then high tech. Heck I’m still learning what all my 2020 mid range Tundra can do plenty techy to me. Mileage? Not great but really only 1-2 mpg less than the competitions V8’s from what I’ve experienced. Put a “good” 8 or 10 speed transmission it would probably be on par.

[@LMDAVE29]

Love this TRD Pro, good review. First thing I did was go look up the Ford Raptor dash/interior to compare. Way too busy on the Raptor. An example of more is not better. And the back seat was a joke compared to the Crewmax. As for MPG, if you can afford a TRD Pro, losing a few MPG is not going to bother you, especially with having the 38 gallon fuel tank. And comparing again to Raptor 15/18 MPG, not a big difference. I just bought the 2021 Tundra SR5 TSS Cement Gray. My second favorite color to Lunar Rock, and when the sun hits Lunar Rock just right in your video, it looks Cement Gray.

[@cerny4444]

Well said

[@paulm6481]

This truck will last one million miles. Pretty much you may never need another vehicle, exudes quality.

[@danielplainview4778]

That’s probably true but the issue is that it will take 25-30 years to get to and with rising fuel costs over that time period this thing will get astronomically expensive to fill up. I live in Canada and fuel right is around 5 dollars a gallon... this thing is insanely expensive on fuel to daily drive. Imagine when eventually fuel is 10 dollars a gallon...

[@jay-rus4437]

@@danielplainview4778 ...some of us use our trucks daily for work, so reliability is important

[@InstinctiveFirearmReviews]

@@jay-rus4437 you say that until your paying 200 buck fill ups. This V8 is extremely thirsty.

[@jay-rus4437]

@@InstinctiveFirearmReviews …well, since Im a general contractor and have to pull both cargo and dump trailers then it is what it is. Kind of difficult to build homes etc out of a prius.

[@InstinctiveFirearmReviews]

@@jay-rus4437 Ya for sure but man costs keep going up.

[@GunsAndGrenache]

Interesting new color. I don't think it would work for most vehicles but I kinda like it on the Tundra

[@GeorgeZimmermen]

Looks best on the tundra. 4 runner looks pretty good in this color too

[@MrEtherShot]

Twin turbo v6?? Oh hell no

[@Saveyourbs]

Oh hell yes!

[@matthewchang5701]

Army green is kinda cool

[@philloso1426]

"Or racing in the Home Depot parking lot, it doesn't matter" Lol 😆

[@JayCo-]

Hahahaha ive raced many of those

[@charlesbronson11]

Yes...didn't know the back window opened up like in the 4runner...that along with a panoramic sunroof....for 2022.....Yes!

[@dominicknmamonejr.7531]

You're the best at what you do! Tundra Dude 34, Had a 2021 Double Cab TRD PRO. AGAIN GREAT VID1

[@oldsoldier8139]

Ok so here's the Tundra! Reliable, Reliable and Reliable. That's the end of the review. Good Buy!

[@cerny4444]

But what about all the trolls that say it’s “old/outdated”....

[@Saveyourbs]

You forgot to add in passionate as well

[@jza80king]

I'm waiting to see what the V6 numbers on the next gen will be..... If it's not 24+ mpg, at least 11000lbs towing and 1800 payload, then I'll go look for a 2021 TRD pro in white.

[@MariaOrLex]

What people don’t understand is the Toyota tundra offers lifetime warranty on the engine and transmission if you buy a Toyota from Missouri i can’t believe it what other company will ever do that

[@wjkrug]

Great review. I really like your perspective

[@jay-rus4437]

Love Tundra. As General Contractor business owner, we own 3 of them

[@TheSquiggyacfd]

Glad they finally updated the interior to look like the late 90's...

[@cerny4444]

Sarcasm......

[@AngSingha]

Umm it’s 2021, why would they upgrade to the 90s? (Sarcasm on top of sarcasm)

[@GeorgiaStorm3417]

You said Toyota has the ability to "make something so old feel so new". Maybe I need to take my wife to Toyota to see what they can do to her! I'm kidding... Great video... Great observations!

[@DriversOnly]

LOLOL

[@kenmccune8843]

Toyota has a beautiful truck I like the stand up

[@kennyowens4180]

It actually comes in 2 cab configurations. Crew max or double cab. Double cab is rare but they make it. The bed liner only comes on some of ordered that way

[@patandersen4271]

Great review, I want this in the Army GREEN tho, and Toyota stick with the V8, if it ain't BROKE don't fix it.

[@DriversOnly]

Thanks and I agree about the v8!

[@eastonwilliams1722]

The V8 has shit gas mileage.

[@paultaylor907]

@@eastonwilliams1722 Go buy a bicycle.

[@BNP-HAWJ]

2022 Diesel Turbo TRD PRO! Gotta wait

[@DriveOnReviews]

Great review!

[@herrera5478]

What didn't expect to see you here ??George-- we are all George thx 😄😄😄

[@-d.mann-]

I am George and I am always up for some Tundra action. I have a 2016 SR5 Louisiana Edition with the 4.6 liter V8. Open-minded on the upcoming V6... We'll see how it shakes out. Also, just bought the wife a 2021 Rav 4 XLE with the Convenience Package in Lunar Rock... Everyone loves the color...

[@nj2mddude205]

This was an excellent review. You mentioned the large console in the previous video. I think Toyota could've done better job in organizing that storage space.

[@LMDAVE29]

Agree 100% on storage space. I just traded in my 2011 Tundra for a 2021, and the lack of storage space from the 2011 to 2021 was unbelievable. Not being able to get behind back bench was a shock, only one glove compartment which is taken up mainly by the manual. Not enough negatives though to prevent me from enjoy my new purchase.

[@MusicLuv80]

Funny thing about this Truck is the fabric seat is more comfortable than the leather one for some reason. My buddy agrees with me and he has the top trim with the leather. He also said the fabric seat was more comfortable. I want to buy this truck too but there are like 10 different trim levels and I don't know what is what. It is so confusing.

[@whalehands]

The Toyota V8s are known to be some of Toyotas most reliable engines ever! Especially the old 4.7L. So if they're some of the best that Toyota makes, then that means they're some of the best ever! Please Toyota, do a Ford and keep a V8 option. If it isn't worth it in a couple years, pull it. Just allow people to get a V8 in the new truck. This is all wishful thinking and, I know it'll be dead on the new tundra arrival. Or you could just downsize the current 5.7 to a 4.7 and stick it in the Tacoma 😄

[@supfoo9221]

My 2010 has 211k Miles when I crashed it 2 years ago. It's still running strong now.

[@devonfk8]

That’s what I been saying. They should put 4.7 in the Tacoma.

[@InstinctiveFirearmReviews]

This v6 is super reliable

[@helenreeves5983]

one of my favorite pickups

[@dksculpture]

I love the front seats and center console/arm rest of the Tundra. Great room to spread out. I wonder how the Tesla Cybertruck interior will compare in terms of roominess?

[@Northof25A]

Tesla is a joke

[@DirtySouthRider]

Great review, this really answered all of my questions.

[@TheTrooper424]

This was an amazing review!

[@DriversOnly]

Thank you!!

[@sgill9600]

Since you’ve driven both theTundra Pro and the 4Runner Pro and it’s not a typical comparison, ie Full size/midsize, V8/V6, Truck/SUV. Whats your best driving impression between these two?

[@DH-mf2lv]

Correction. The 2021 TRD Pro is also available in the double cab configuration.

[@RedondoBeach2]

I have been looking for a 2021 TRD Pro with a double cab but rarely see them for sale. Production numbers must have been very low or people who buy them know double cab is a great way to go. Also, when I do see one, it's always black. I have never seen a 2021 Tundra TRD Pro with a double cab in any color except black.

[@turdferguson5300]

I had the 3.5 engine in a 2017 Tacoma and never liked it. It got 14.5 - 15 mpg unless you were pulling a trailer. Toyota is reducing the warranty and adding twin turbos to that engine in the 2022 Tundra. I had to go back to 2021 to get a V8 in my current truck. The V8 in the Tundra gets better mileage than the 3.5 in a Tacoma. Not a lot better but I've seen 17 mpg and the sound of the V8 is amazing. It cruses at highway speeds around 2,000 rpm so you aren't working it to death. If you want an engine the 2021 Tundra is the way to go. If you're happy with a mouse in a wheel consider the 2022.

[@Puddin127]

The v6 twin in the 2022 should definitely be an option but not not mandatory.....

[@still1.]

Crypto George does trucks! Just picked up a 2021 TRD and it seems great so far.

[@Revmatchmedia]

Great review. The Lunar Rock color does make the black accent look way better. Hopefully the new Tundra gets better mileage and better infotainment which I think is the only downside to it.

[@wrzl1675]

Judging by the 3.5 TT in the LS 500 the 22 Tundra won’t sound as good but it will definitely have a lot more torque than the V8 and probably better MPG. What I need is a 3/4 ton Tundra

[@Saveyourbs]

No you don’t.

[@specialshockey]

I'll never understand making 1 cab way too big, and 1 cab a bit too small. I need a 6.5' box so I have to drive an F150 instead. Please Toyota, a proper crew cab with a 6.5 box

[@just10420]

Stretch my truck out of utah can stretch and put the 6.5 bed on the crew Max, it looks perfect

[@Saveyourbs]

Long ass truck

[@1800Beatdown]

I feel like the Tundra and Sequoia TRD PRO are just offroad appearance packages vs the 4Runner and Tacoma TRD PROs. No crawl control, atrac or rear lockers or even special A/T tires. (Michelin ltx at2s aren't special to the Tundra, superdutys came stock with them) Plus their size/length doesn't seem practical or even possible for the off-roading in places like Black Bear pass. Now I'm in a 4Runner and it feels 10x more capable than my Tundra off-road

[@htmn4hire176]

Just picked up a white one. Pretty sweet. Although the JBL subwoofer is absolute junk.

[@jpcampbell]

2022 needs to bring it. It’s lagging pretty far behind the rest of the market

[@scrappychildhood6633]

The only thing I dislike about the anything higher than the SR5 is that can't tow more than 10,100 lb it's locked in at $9,600 lb

[@KingMarvin]

Nice video! Man, TUNDRA should be running here in the Philippines!

[@truthbetold89]

One of the last pure V8 trucks with no Ecotec tech or fuel deactivates crap. Unfortunately, the new-gen 2022 Tundra will no longer have a V8.

[@Noahs_Ark951]

The sunroof!!🤩

[@brayanbarbosa3282]

I would wish they had a more modern technology and luxurious inside tbh

[@eliteaviators]

Love this rig.

[@mauriciogiron6839]

when they gonna change the screen . come on

[@izzyizzm8761]

I put a 10” in my 2011 from seicam,love it..

[@powderdescent]

When did the TRD PRO get heated seats?!!

[@antinewtypenewtypeclub3428]

I don’t know why I laughed when you said you struggle getting in. Maybe because I’m 5’10” as well 😀

[@ThatCologneGuy]

No way the lunar rock looks better than the army green...imho.

[@jamram9924]

With off-the-shelf GDI/PFI on the 3.5 liter Tacoma, Toyota could use this system and an upgraded 8/10 speed transmission to dramatically improve fuel economy and emissions on the 5.7 liter engine. Let us see what Toyota USA does....this is where the market demands exists, let us hope they listen.

[@Paulpalisades]

How is TRD Pro ride on the road? I owned 2019 ford raptor is hard to keep truck in lane, harsh and pulled left and right so much . Planning to trade my raptor for TRD pro.

[@davidwelty9763]

The last iconic V8 truck

[@michaelstuart249]

Hi ! Why your head lamps looks like a strobe running day light?

[@MariaOrLex]

I’m getting one this year

[@pauls8748]

BTW, great review; great content!

[@DriversOnly]

Thanks Paul

[@kimnewling5728]

Thats one sharp looking truck. The inside does look dated. Wait til next year, it will be up to date. Unfortunately strong rumors swirling around that this is the last year of the V8. Will Tundra be as reliable as it is now? Thats a big selling point for Tundra. Probably a bad move on Toyota part. Hope I'm wrong.

[@andrewmobley8003]

Toyota needs to do something about their fuel economy. That is truly the only thing holding me back from one. Keep that v8 but maybe make it a 10 speed or do something to give it more MPG. Most reliable truck out there but 14 mpg it horrible in this day in age

[@llllll-ux2lz]

HOLD up! Did anyone catch the sell price of this truck 3 year ago? Its was 33k! Wth!?

[@vladsta3833]

can you do a review of the new gr76 sometime in the future?

[@karlschmidt7258]

2024: The V6 is not a good thing…I just sought and bought a 21 TRD Pro…

[@billyjohnsonstudios]

Thinking about investing in one.

[@idontcaresapo8233]

Toyota fan criticized the other v6 engines on Ford but I’ll see what they say when the next tundra with v6 comes out,... they will say that v6 is the best engine for a truck .. Toyota fans are like apple fans ..