Top 5 Best New Trucks Of 2022 | Most Reliable And Value-Packed Trucks You Can Buy

[@Adinhooo]

Recently purchased a 2022 ridgeline. This is my first pick up and I don’t think i can ever let go of a bed!

[@michaelmontana4825]

Agree completely, the Tacoma is number one overall! Definitely enjoying my 2022 Tacoma.

[@neosaldivar7537]

I'm 26 and just got a 2022 Tacoma TRD Sport, and it looks like I'm going to own it for the rest of my life.

[@fernandoc6788]

Thank you for a Honest review where the title and the content matches expectations. I LOVE the last sentence clarifying any doubt; it is not about luxurious but about The Best. And Best is properly defined by Reliability figures and Resale value. Keep bringing honest reviews like this and we (the minority) will follow you.

[@FreedomandBaconHomestead]

2006 Toyota Tundra with 338,000 miles and still going strong - I love my truck!

[@Dwhinery]

Best truck ever made

[@anonperson9781]

I have a 2000 Tundra that I brought new in May of 1999. It’s wonderful reliable 23-year-old tuck, would not hesitate to drive any distance.

[@greglesny2663]

Congrats , if I buy one this year i could retire at the end of its life , last truck to buy ? I wonder....

[@richardwillis8083]

I have a 2005 Tundra that I bought in 2009. It only has 78,000 miles on it and lives in my garage. In 13 years of ownership, the only thing I performed on it were fluid changes, tires and battery. It’s a beautiful truck and a keeper, although I would like to get a smaller truck for everyday usage.

[@codyor4483]

we own a 2005 tacoma with almost 250k miles on it. Other than normal upkeep expenses, tires oil changes etc we haven't spent .05 cents on it, and it runs like a clock. We were offered 18k for it a couple of months ago but dang its a hard truck to sell being so reliable. Our last tacoma was a 1989 and we sold it with 250k in 2005. Crazy good trucks.

[@frankprickett9698]

My 2007 Tacoma was so good that I ordered a new 2021 Tacoma TRD Sport. After waiting 5 months for it and getting it in August 2021, I drove it for 4 months and then sold it! It was not a good experience! The transmission was awful and the engine had no power. I had a chance to sell it and make money on it and have a 2022 Ranger on order. The Tacoma was highly disappointing.

[@feliperomanoff9808]

I sold my 2005 with 205K miles, the battery was the only thing that I replaced besides the regular maintenance and tires. My 2016 was another story, gutless engine, gears too high, throttle response was unpredictable, sold it with 72K miles after the coolant by pass broke. Never left me stranded but, worst Toyota truck that I have owned since my 1961, Toyopet Stout

[@humbertojimenez5082]

New Tacoma are a little to small for me

[@tominator028]

@@feliperomanoff9808 If you don’t mind me asking, what truck did you replace with it and has it been a good experience? I’m in the market for a newer truck and everyone is telling me Tacoma and everyone is commenting there bad experiences with newer Tacomas :/.

[@russnurse2b807]

@@frankprickett9698 I've heard the new Taco's transmissions slip out of gear a lot.

[@stevenjoseph3489]

Toyota. People in my family are Loyal to Toyota and guarantee reliability. I had a 2011 Ranger a good truck ; 4x2, four cylinder. Ranger was great in the winter but on gas could not get $40 to the range of 90 miles while driving below the speed limit. I drive 12 Sonic, almost 11 years old but costly service, yet great on gas. Sonic on gas now is not that great from wear and age. Word of mouth only great news about Tacoma. In Ontario, Canada here, they cannot keep them on the lots for a long period of time. Seems like a great investment but question the gas prices, pending each to its own. Thanks CHC for your hard work!

[@richardwillis8083]

I’m a Toyota guy but that Frontier would be on my shopping list to.

[@wolfevickery6081]

I have owned the 4runner, Tacoma, Rav4 all with NO issues. Twoo of those with mileage over 100K miles and 10 years of owning. I have a 2015 Platium F-150 that has been in for repairs more than any of the last 10 vehicels I have owned compained. I will never purchase another Ford Truck or vehicle...and their service centers have never solved my issues. I have also owned Chevy's...Silverado, Blazers, cars etc all with good reliability and service...but not with the quality I feel I get with a Toyota. Good video and just giving my 40 years plus of owning all types of vehicles. Good luck out there today..you'll need it.

[@camae62]

I have a 2018 V-6 Tacoma for over 3 years now. I love it.

[@nametagmannametagman5014]

I'm driving a 2003 Toyota Tundra Access Cab and love it very very much. I currently have 236000+ miles on the original motor and haven't done anything to the engine except general maintenance. I keep it up to date with everything has to be done take care of it. I expect to drive to at least 500000 miles. Basically the reason why I say that is simple. I owned a 1981 Honda Hatchback 5 speed standard transmission that when I sold it back to Honda 14 years later, it had 742443 miles on it. I replaced everything around the engine, but never touched the engine. In its last years that I owned it, I treated it like a small pickup. I wish I had back again. Just the same, I still love my Tundra.

[@janrico904]

MAN ! this guy is so HONEST and TRUE. GREAT INFO GREAT VIDEO

[@brucedowdy]

Good Reviews. I own 2012 Tacoma TRD, 151K miles, Great Truck. Would like a new Tundra, but new Tacoma is tempting on the other hand common sense says continue driving the 2012 another 10 years.

[@jaimieconroy36]

Buying anything new is crazy. Yout Tacoma should be good another 10 years. Just wait for the auto market correct itself.

[@wisebar1]

Great list, I have a 2018 Tacoma coming from a F150 and made a great choice.

[@genemartinezjr]

All I know is I drive a Nissan frontier as a company truck and the catalytic converter need to be replaced before even hit 80,000 miles. And it’s been like that with every single frontier we have in this company. I think it has more issues than people realize.

[@Tamjam2011]

Both Pathfinders (one at 98,000 other at 117,000) the cats and 02 censor(s) needed to be replaced and very expensive. They should last the lifetime of vehicle. They use subpar parts for that. Still using Jatco transmissions. Love my Pathfinder, but will not buy another Nissan in the future. Want a reliable vehicle that is built to last.

[@johnadalynn7675]

I'm looking more and more into the toyota tacoma...I did test drove one a week ago..I like it..going for a second test drive next week at a different dealership to get the best price

[@spacemanstem2380]

Having the new Tundra on this list might be a little premature. Sure the previous generation was solid, but the new gen hasnt been out enough years to be considered reliable. Plus the price tag is well over 50k US.

[@moisesbonilla9362]

Very true, I was going to say the same thing

[@jpawp7785]

hell yeah, just pre-ordered a 2023 tacoma sr5 a month ago,

[@jntaylor63]

I know that deep in my gut that the ridgeline is the best truck for my needs. I just can't get over the fact that almost all the drivers I see in a ridgeline are Old Guys. Not all, but damn near the majority. But with age comes wisdom. They know they don't need to do hard core off reading or pull 10k loads. It a comfortable ride and can bring stuff from Lowes with ease. But I'm not an old guy yet!

[@IamGroot786]

Be you and don't worry about what anyone else says. Sure, I get the jokes and comments from friends and coworkers who drive their 1/2 ton trucks. Vehicles with which they never carry or tow anything with btw, but they need to drive in order to feel like "Real men". I told them the other day: "I'm gonna be retired in a few years and you boys will still have a car payment, not to mention that what you're driving right now will be in the junkyard when this Ridgeline is reading 300K miles on its odometer". They had no response of course.

[@BillJGates]

I Own a 2004 Tundra with 874,593 miles as of Today. Change oil every 7k miles, all fluids every 100k miles and OEM pads last 120k miles. Other than that the rest is OEM.

[@blitz201canada6]

I got a 2007 Tundra with just under 250,000km and it is still a dream to drive other then not being great on gas it’s incredibly reliable and always has my back in a sticky situation

[@codycurnutte9778]

Yeah any tundra before the newer engine literally guzzles gas

[@alexdesamsonow822]

2005 taco with over 210,000 and best vehicle I’ve owned, Fluid film once a year and it will last I hope for as long as I can drive. I’m 65 🙏👍

[@1cjs4u]

I am happy to buy my new frontier! very fun to drive!

[@calcrappie8507]

The Ridgeline was in the running for my new pickup, but the Tacoma w/V6 and 4x4 won out for boat towing and moderate off road usage.

[@stevenovak7387]

Just bought that exact one myself!

[@Rigo9]

I had to choose between pro-4x vs trd pro and went with the pro-4x. Love how comfortable it is compared to the Tacoma

[@zyzzuschrist3410]

Imagine buying a Nissan truck 😂 😂 🤣

[@Rigo9]

@@zyzzuschrist3410 🤷🏻‍♂️ love it along with my RS6

[@razeceja1459]

@@zyzzuschrist3410question what’s bad about that?

[@IamGroot786]

@@zyzzuschrist3410 Nothing wrong with a Nissan

[@darthbane2669]

I got the 22 colorado I feel it's price and capability give a great value but it is really outdated on the interior the 23 fixes this

[@kross1261]

I’d probably wait on buying a new Tundra because it’s the first year. I see all the negative comments about the waste gate issue about the Tundra which is unfortunate but from what I can find it’s about 1/10th of a percent or a little more of the trucks sold. It’s not like every 1/5 truck is experiencing this problem. And it’s not like other manufacturers don’t have issue’s look at Chevy and their engine problems that was like 4% of owners had major engine failures according to consumer reports and these aren’t first year models either. I guess from my experience with Toyotas once they get this issue behind them their “overall” reliability with the Tundra will probably be at the top again if it isn’t already.

[@thepar7575]

Tundra is a full size truck and good one. For mid size the Ridgeline hands down.

[@talonclinger8606]

the only problem that I don't like about the Tacoma is the bad transmission, is sometimes jerks, and wont shift gears. there are a couple more problems about the Tacoma, but overall the Tacoma is a good truck.

[@chamdotenzin1]

Most honest review. Will be counting on your advise for my next work truck. Thank you 🙏

[@carhelpcorner]

Thank you!

[@4.6lexus83]

Agree with everything you said except wait a year or two before you buy the New Tundra and new hybrid Maverick let Toyota and Ford work that out before you spend a fortune on a Tundra. Tacoma is great truck.

[@robertschlueter2510]

Your wright there having problem with there 2022 tundra.

[@KB-bh9hp]

The hybrid powertrain in the maverick has been on sale for over a decade I believe. Has a reputation for lasting 500k in escape taxis. There may be a few things here and there, but even out of the box, it should be pretty solid.

[@travelingfool9096]

or at least a year for them to smooth out the kinks.

[@joseramos7476]

The tundra engine comes from the Lexus LS and it’s tried and true.

[@travelingfool9096]

@@joseramos7476 even so it is wise to not buy the first model year of a vehicle

[@oxycane851]

Only problem with Tacoma is last year and this year they are marked up 4-8k. Making what you ultimately pay not worth and just upgrade to full size. Out of the trucks listed only new frontier would be best value and features included for a true midsize. I will counter though that because they are newer the reliability may be in question when compared to Tacoma. Time will tell though.

[@shawnmc7719]

Can't get around ridiculous dealer markups on mavericks

[@russnurse2b807]

I drive my trucks until they die and then I get a new one so I need something that will be reliable in the long term and will not cost me a ton of money. That, being said I wish i could still buy a new truck without all the fancy screens, and not needed stuff that they put on them to make them look fancy and drive the cost up. I've been thinking of getting a Tacoma but I've seen on discussion boards that the new ones have trouble with the transmission slipping out of gear while driving so I would like to know if anyone has experienced that. One thing that has been disappointingly missing for a long time is a decent warranty for all.

[@Tamjam2011]

Agree, don’t want all the unnecessary electrical issues down the road. Active outdoorsy truck 🛻 types don’t care about extra belles and whistles. Care more about reliability and performance.

[@josefermalino461]

I have to disagree with the tundra…Tundra has already a turbo issue wastegate very disappointing for a brand new truck I have to wait 3 months just to replace the new turbo

[@KB-bh9hp]

Yeah, it took awhile for Ford to perfect the reliability of their Ecoboost engines, so I'm not surprised to see that it's basically going to be the same thing with Toyota.

[@crawleyman1117]

Yea are 100% correct in the 2007-2021 Toyota Tundras. But the new 2022 is not reliable. They screwed up and removed the most reliable full size truck motor ever made the 5.7 IForce V8 and replaced it with a turbo charged V6. The new motor is already having problems with the turbos. Guess they didn’t learn from Ford. There is no replacement for displacement.

[@RedDevilDog1207]

Seems like there are still only a few truck options out there when looking for certain things. Unlike suv, car, van etc that have so many choices for budget, size and style. Give me Toyota Tacoma basics and reliability, with new interior of and price of Nissan, with the fuel efficiency of a hybrid and I'm sold.

[@henrypenner307]

I have a 2008 tacoma and use it to tow a small travel trailer in the summer. Would an upgrade to a 3rd gen with extra 42 horsepower make a difference?

[@GreenManalichi]

So, are you just a lucky soul, or would you suggest buying one today?

[@virgillivingston8079]

The verdict is not in on this new Tundra yet. It’s a absolute complete redesign, as I’m sure you know

[@kulwinderkumar2185]

Hi this is right time to buy pickup truck. I’m looking for Chevrolet Silverado zz1. What you suggest me please. 6/10/22. 🙏

[@richardcruz3790]

Great review. I choose Frontier pro4x. All your favorites are good but I like comfort driving as well. 🤙

[@carlhensley3823]

Frontier is a better truck than the tacoma difference between night and day I sold my 2018 tacoma bought a 2022 frontier. toyota better up grade the tacoma get rid of that stupid 6 speed transmission

[@donnielabrigo9502]

the secret to good trucks is that it is simply made. means it is simple to fix and doesnt have a lot of electronics that doesnt last long. thus the Tacoma is a simple beast

[@huntsbychainsaw5986]

I'm in the process of ordering a new tacoma Sr 4x4 v6. They offer everything I want in the base package so why pay for more?

[@marvindevera9804]

At 2:56, you said you only get the Maverick with front wheel drive?? Uhh, it can also come in a non hybrid model with ecoboost and all wheel drive!

[@michaelbury1941]

If we are honest. The Tacoma drives like shit. The engine is very rough and the transmission hunts constantly. The frontier is a much better drive.

[@Doc1855]

Hey Shari, I’ve been hearing rumors that the new Tundra 3.5 V6 turbo is having some serious problems with the turbos. Is that true?

[@donaldwallace5177]

Today the Ford Maverick is having to many Problems and is not worth buying , Subaru is coming out with a small truck in 2924 and I won't to see how it goes.

[@donaldwallace5177]

@tableguy3819 your right 2924 is too long but how about 2024. Thanks

[@morelphipps5]

I noticed the rigline you tested had a shifter as a 2022

[@Doc1855]

The bed on the Maverick is simply too short. I have to have a 6’ bed or longer for the work that is required. Furthermore the unibody is too weak. The Maverick is a 4dr station wagon with the top cut off to give the appearance of a pickup. The Ranger is a body on frame, but the 4dr model only has the 5’ bed. The Tacoma does come in a 4dr but you can also get a 6’ bed.

[@tomlew55]

Most of those so-called trucks with crew cabs, fancy interiors and tiny beds are worthless if you are a tradesman who beats the crap out of them. A big waste of money. The best trucks are built to be durable, carry and pull heavy loads and work hard. That's a fact.

[@curtisallen1695]

Most truck last longer it is according to the service ,like oil change and transmission fluid change etc unless you bought a lemon vehicle. So far I never bought a lemon and I do not dogging my vehicle. I got 353k on my 1995 Chevy Silverado gave it to a family member still running ok. But I cannot say who have the best truck l bought a 2021 Silverado 2.7 turbo and love it

[@robertgravel5160]

Great review again 👍 It would be the Ridgeline for me.

[@sorgic435]

That's not a truck unless you wear a skirt

[@Wellh0wrya]

Tundra comes out with incredible body gaps in the 2022…. Qc has gone out the window

[@billyrock8305]

Toyota #1. The easy winner. Again. ✅

[@elche1976]

On this list. On actually consumer reviews/ reports.... not so much. They're living in the past.

[@billyrock8305]

@@elche1976 Yeah Toyota is by far the best. Not cheap though. 💰

[@elche1976]

@Billy Rock take the Tacoma... Off road, yes.... hands down. Front cabin/ technology, no. Back seat space, probably the worst. Towing, no. Fuel efficiency, no. Daily driver, no. Good truck, and was the clear leader years ago when there wasn't as much competition. Now... you really have to see what you want to use it for. For certain things, there are better trucks.

[@elche1976]

@Billy Rock laughed as I watched this. It's from 2019 but you can look at every year.... Tundra as worst among full size for everyday driver. Tacoma was 3rd in midsized but got all the positives for its off-road venture capability.... and none of the daily driver features. Brilliant. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rInPd52urM2feas

[@billyrock8305]

@@elche1976 Yeah I know it’s hilarious. 😝. CR rates it as their best truck year after year. (Strictly reliability data metrics, opinions and ad revenue meaningless of course like Car & Driver Road & Track). My hunting buddy has over 400,000 miles on his. Incredible. Not 1 rattle. Oil, filter, tires wipers that’s it. Amazing.

[@carlhensley3823]

Frontier should be #1 more horse power than the tacoma rides and drives better the frontier 9 speed transmission alot smoother than the 6 speed in the tacoma

[@steveneubecker8433]

Great videos keep up the good work! Which truck would you recommend between the Ridgeline or Tacoma based only on what would last the longest with fewest repairs? Lowest maintenance etc.

[@carhelpcorner]

Both are very close in terms of reliability, but I would say the Tacoma would be a slightly safer pick to hold for 10-15 years. The Ridgeline, however, is far more comfortable to live with day to day so for some it's a worthy tradeoff.

[@Italianborn]

If we’re in May , we’re just 5 months in 2022 how can you make a video on who is most reliable..have any of them lasted more than 200k miles ? 🤷‍♂️ most reliable on the first 20k miles maybe ?

[@joseluisduran7790]

Honda Ridgeline is so comfortable and reliable. Tacomas are good but very uncomfortable, at least you go off road often, go for it.

[@marcusvonmaximus8071]

I fully agree about the Tacoma it is very uncomfortable to sit in. Was not impressed with their package selection. I'm leaning towards the Honda Ridgeline.

[@markjacobson1285]

Completely agree

[@helmsdeep84]

Tacoma! Hell yeah!!

[@sohooutdoors]

How can you get a toyota without paying the mark up ?

[@whcre5958]

5. Ford Maverick 4. Nissan Frontier 3. Honda Ridgeline 2. Toyota Tundra 1. Toyota Tacoma

[@thepar7575]

Tundra is a full size truck, others mid size. Comparing apples and oranges.

[@whcre5958]

@@thepar7575 I mean.. you're right. But to be fair the video does say best new "trucks" of 2022.

[@jaimieconroy36]

I like all the trucks on your list, but if I was to pick one, it would be the Honda Ridgeline.

[@bikebudha01]

Me too. I pick my 2022 Sonic Grey Pearl RTL today!!!

[@charliemckay6402]

What about Rivian trucks?

[@Colkev2024]

Love my Chevy Colorado

[@GTM9164]

This list assumes you don't have to tow over 5,000 lbs regularly or at all

[@Cavemol5823]

More for daily driver then hauler video

[@jarredt2655]

My taco could tow 6500 2017 off-road

[@isabelkatherine9]

If the Ford Maverick had a higher tow capacity, I would love it so much more. If I get a truck one day, I want it to be able to tow a decent amount.

[@thegeneralbenjamin9518]

I really want one, but they are very hard to find with the 2.5 hybrid engine.

[@christophersmith5116]

You can get it with the 4K Tow Package.

[@georgeniksich1152]

I have a Maverick. Rode on new tacoma a dated truck. Maverick handles better rides better and accelerates better.

[@lgbunbury]

Great Review! There is a lot of background noise in the audio, sort of a howling sound.

[@carhelpcorner]

I made the bad decision to film this inside the Tacoma which has pretty bad wind noise!

[@jaimieconroy36]

@@carhelpcorner you should have filmed it from inside a Ridgeline.

[@MGMidget73]

OM! The new Tundra is having issues with turbos. Also no tow hooks, smaller interior and headroom. Long term reliability will not be it's strong point. My 2007 Tundra Crewmax with the 5.7 has been reliable. Rear seat room and headroom is outstanding in 21 and prior years. When the turbos go they have to lift the entire body off the frame to replace them. Imagine the cost once the warranty runs out, insane. Right now many new owners have been waiting over a month for parts to arrive! As a long-term owner I would NOT buy this truck. One additional thing they are going to screw with the new Sequoia and 4Runner also.

[@WolfTau]

I love my 2007 Tundra. And it’s been great.

[@scooterbuttermaker8681]

I got a 2010 honda ridgeline with 300,000km on it

[@olafharoldsonnii4713]

Hey, I’m a 21 year old college dude looking to buy his first car. I’ve been using my Father’s Mazda 3 in the meantime. I love the Mazda brands, very nice and sporty to look at. Ran 10k miles on it, and no issues whatsoever with the car. What brand do you recommend? I have up to 8k in savings right now. Going for a 2014+ used car that’s very reliable and performance based.

[@YuanDustin]

I would put that money towards a brand new plug in hybrid if you have access to an outlet or a hybrid sedan. Trust me with gas at $4-$6 a gallon. Go with practicality instead of looks and form. I'm personally a little biased but my plug in prius prime is great for a single guy, and the money I save on gas I can use to buy ammo or towards a date night

[@olafharoldsonnii4713]

@@YuanDustin thanks sir🤝

[@HooDRidEWhiteY]

Camry or Accord

[@patsyheart2630]

The hybrid ford looks nice, but the interior looked really cheap.

[@webman1956]

It`s not mentioned, but if you happen to have a relative that worked for GM, getting a new Silverado Custom might be worth your time and money as I got my 2022 in January for right at $34K

[@damilolaakanni]

A list of worst trucks, please.🙏🏽

[@mikefordguy3364]

I bought a 2022 Ranger XLT with FX4 package. Zero issues so far. Blah blah blah blah Toyota has plenty of issues lately bad fuel pumps in their cars now bad Turbo in their trucks and a sluggish transmission in the Tacoma. Even the dash pads literally melted on the Camry and Lexus cars years ago. Toyota is overrated. The Ranger has been out for years now so most bugs are worked out.

[@damilolaakanni]

The major downside of the Maverick hybrid is that AWD isn't even offered.

[@jaimieconroy36]

The Maverick has an all wheel drive option, but not with the hybrid.

[@nopuedeserreal1669]

what about the ford ranger and chevrolet colorado? thank you so much

[@bertlexington7716]

I drove a Tacoma last week as a rent car. I wouldn’t ever buy a Tacoma . Hard to get in & Out of and steering is not normal. I found it hard to turn the wheel. Parking was horrible.

[@ethanking4995]

So your short, weak and bad at parking

[@bikebudha01]

He was doing so well, then he picked the tacoma as top truck. The erogonmics make this a hard pass. Really. Go try and get comfortable in the drivers seat. I dare you...

[@lotsofbogeysjl]

The upside is when you get tired of how horrible the seats are, the resale value is great.

[@bikebudha01]

@@lotsofbogeysjl nicely put..

[@karl9400]

Agreed.

[@stevewilliams3850]

Now pay attention. Barefooted, I'm four feet, nine and a half inches tall. I'm kind of short. But what truck would I buy if I were to win Power Ball or Mega Millions? What would I buy? I'd buy an F-550, long bed duallie, four door crew cab with the Power stroke diesel and four wheel drive. Why? A couple of years ago, I saw one at a Waffle House. I walked around the truck two or three times. It was such a beautiful truck. I considered stealing it, but I figured the owner would get mad and shoot me; so I decided not to steal it. God, that was a beautiful truck. I just love diesels and duallies.

[@mamaafrica2689]

Nissan titan,Nissan frontier the best❤️❤️❤️

[@jeesquat]

This should read " Top 5 Little Trucks of 2022" little trucks don't do what I need my truck to do weekly.

[@garyr2441]

I liked this post especially because when it .came down to his first choice it was what I have, Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro 2022 as he was right saying the interior is a little small, as that's what I complained about, the rear seat area is too small for my golden retriever Brandy, usually feeling sorry for her. And there's no vent directed towards her for me air conditioning, as my Toyota Avalon has these vents you can adjust, from the center'a two vents able to direct them left to right and up or down, and it's sturdy, not flimsy, but as the TRD Pro supports to be the top of all Toyota Tacomas why only the driver's seat is adjustable using electronics, and the passenger side completely manual? But it's a good looking truck but the metal is certainly not like 2007, and prior years, as I have drove for 52 plus years! Gary & Brandy, I bought that truck for #58,000 with 2pp miles, now at almost 1,000 miles, as it's certainly dependable not needing to think about roadside assistance!

[@michellemichelle5158]

You lost me at the Mavrick.. I honestly don't think you know what a truck is and what they are used for.

[@tatianaayala-delamatta5124]

Why is the Maverick not a good option? I'm just curious.

[@MrJtm2011able]

@@tatianaayala-delamatta5124 nothing is wrong with it. The video explained it perfect.

[@tatianaayala-delamatta5124]

@@MrJtm2011able Yeah I ordered a MY23. I was just confused why this person thought it isn't truck when it is lol thank you

[@MrJtm2011able]

@@tatianaayala-delamatta5124 ppl just like to complain lol

[@masterprediction7353]

It’s literally a truck lol

[@1biggun712]

The new ugly Tundra is having turbo issues coming from the factory 🏭 Hmm...🤔 Not very reliable 😉

[@piratepete2022]

The toyata is riding off a reputation they built years ago. The new ones are not built as good period . That thing Honda makes is far from a truck.

[@sargon08]

Tacos are Kings !!

[@saadtheman1]

toyotas for life!

[@frankcicero4444]

For me , the Tacoma.

[@awatukee7]

Sorry, but Tundra has turbo charger problem, and Tacoma has an uncomfortable seat.

[@user-jl1sz7su4p]

The Taco? It's ancient on the inside, needs updating badly.

[@carhelpcorner]

Won't matter if your priorities are reliability and resale value

[@elche1976]

@Car Help Corner meaning is great for off-road, but several others are better for daily driving. If you're just buying for resale value, are you buying for the right reason/ priorities? My current truck is 2005 and I certainly didn't buy it thinking how much I could get down the road.

[@Thekoffrekup]

Title suggestion: Unpopular Truck list rank

[@robertschlueter2510]

That truck 2022 tundra is a junk having a lot of problems. there turbo is junk look it up. This guy is miss leading you.And having trouble with some of there electronics.

[@jeffwhite2107]

2022 Nissan pro- 4X all the way to the top

[@bradr637]

Maverick and Ridgeline? Seriously man? Let me guess, in your next "Five best sports cars" video you'll have the Hyundai Elantra and Ford Focus, right? I thumbed this down because of that.

[@robsmith1975]

I asked my ego if I could get a Maverick, and it said NO!

[@AlirezaGhorbanzadeh-xq9kr]

did anyone count how many times he said reliability?

[@virgfresco1403]

A guy in you tube with 2022 Toyota tundra 6,00 miles rear axle fell off at the parking lot, courtesy of Toyota solid reliability!! lol

[@adamgoudreault]

Holy smokes this guy was so informative, I want him to be the godfather of my children! Great content brother, keep it up!

[@terrygmabrey3624]

We don’t need a sun roof it’s a truck, and for the price backseat way to small !!!