Did The Recall Hurt? 2024 Toyota Tundra Final Sales Report

[@briandejong4437]

Great analysis! New owner of a '25 Tundra 1794 iForce Max.

[@TundraDude34]

Nice choice!

[@tnkstudio4622]

I was thinking about getting one but decided to stick with my V8 which already paid off.

[@TundraDude34]

Paid off is always good! Plus the V8 will last forever 👍🏼

[@carldifranco3105]

Just got my 2025 Capstone in pearl white with all kinds of incentives!

[@KevinGentry-o6k]

Toyota took care of everyone, but hybrid owners and the value of my 2024 Tundra 1794 iforce max has dropped like a rock bc of the recall and my truck is not even included and should have been.

[@randymow8216]

My dealer has taken $8k off a '24 Capstone and it's been sitting for months! Still hasn't sold. ...And what's really not selling is the Tacomas.

[@TundraDude34]

Yeah man, i made a video on the Capstones earlier last year. They just don’t sell well unfortunately

[@IzaguirreC]

@@TundraDude34just makes no sense to buy when you can get a pro

[@motoklx]

I am from the pacific northwest and there are a ton of new tundras on the road here

[@shaneharper1088]

Awesome channel for a non motorhead with a 22 Tundra.

[@mikedavis-gz5fk]

I went to buy a 25 platinum off-road with 3" factory lift, and they have the truck discounted $5,200, good. However they only offer me 44K on my 23 platinum 4x4 that is completely loaded . Bad

[@faasolomolesi4772]

Happy New mate

[@scooterWilson-f4g]

Love my 24 tundra 1794 long bed,little off topic but any idea when Toyota will start selling the 3” trd lift kit again?

[@TundraDude34]

I haven’t heard any dates but it shouldn’t be long

[@youarerightboss]

Glad I purchased a new 2nd generation 2021 Toyota Sequoia TRD Pro employing that bulletproof naturally aspirated 3UR-FE 5.7 liter V-8 engine and reliable 6 speed Aisan transmission

[@TundraDude34]

Enjoy it!

[@ericswanson9773]

Tobad, the interior is like 20 years old. Have to update it

[@JoseR-bw2gs]

@@youarerightboss I have purchased two 3rd generation Sequoias (2023 Platinum and 2024 Platinum) and couldn’t be happier. But everyone is different and has different tastes. Enjoy

[@dudeyo4579]

@@ericswanson9773 rather have a reliable vehicle than an updated interior, just my 2 cents.

[@RCFTE]

That’s because you can not afford a new tundra. Bitter and dead broke.

[@KParks]

My 24 been at the dealership since Thursday with a litany of issues. And i haven't even gotten around to complaining about the transmission yet lol

[@dennismahabir6154]

I’m curious about the resale value Moving forward .

[@TundraDude34]

Same here

[@MrCliveanthony]

Glad I got the 1794 LM. It Seems to be holding its value quite well according to KBB. Hopefully after all recalls

[@vitkobylka6432]

Hi Mark, just wondering how the warranty works if your engine gets replaced? Do you just get the remainder of your existing warranty or does the warranty reboot to as new for the engine?

[@scottgoodson5132]

No additional warranty if your engine is replaced. Factory powertrain warranty is 5/60. If you’re out if powertrain warranty and didn’t purchase an extended warranty, you’ll have a 12 mo Toyota parts warranty on the engine.

[@terryreed1498]

Out of curiosity how do these numbers hold up to the other big 3 Ford Chevy and gmc?

[@TundraDude34]

No where near. The big 3 have the market covered, with the Tundra biting in to a bit of market share

[@ericswanson9773]

​@TundraDude34 yup why we are going to see a heavy duty tundra soon.

[@josephlondon5018]

I wonder if the Tundra sales numbers reflect factory to dealers or dealer to the consumer. Two very different prospective.

[@TundraDude34]

From my understanding its RDR. Toyota Motor Sales does not count a vehicle in its sales numbers until its reported

[@edwardz5975]

@@TundraDude34 What do you mean by RDR?

[@alexthomasiii225]

Impressive numbers. Curious if the last few months include 2025 Tundras or just 2024

[@TundraDude34]

Yes sir. All new Tundras sold in the year

[@JoseR-bw2gs]

Makes you wonder what the 2024 sales numbers would have been without the engine and quality issues?

[@TundraDude34]

Good question. A dip never really happened though. The sales always maintained a “best since 07 or 08” mode the whole year

[@mastercleanenterprisellc2165]

Hello there approximately 2026. Toyota tundra When will they be available thank you

[@TundraDude34]

2026 tundras? The new model year usually starts coming in around early fall

[@notsogood6249]

I was just at my Toyota dealership to have my 2024 Tundra serviced. I asked my Service Advisor if they replaced any engines since the my last service. He replied " we just replaced 2 engines on two different 2025 Tundra's". I inquired how many miles did they have on the Tundra's, he said one had 63 miles and the other had 271 miles. I guess they still haven't fixed their engine issue yet. I'm now trying to decide what I want to get in it's place. Lucky for me I have no payments on my truck, but I know I will take a lost when I trade it in.

[@TundraDude34]

Thats interesting. What Toyota dealership is it? I’ll go to work and get more info

[@fredsausage8794]

Was your service adviser working in the car wash ?

[@andyleo8418]

63 miles? That makes no sense. This dude is lying.

[@DB-os7wl]

I call BS. List the dealership and I’ll confirm myself.

[@dudeyo4579]

@@andyleo8418 what reason would there be to lie about that? lol

[@maxcabrera2728]

I took my truck in for service here in Dallas Texas last week, spoke to service advisor and told them I have one recall and it is the engine recall, truck is a 2023 tundra platinum edition, service advisor told me they haven’t released 2nd remedy for replacement so I asked them am I getting the replacement and they told me if the engine does not have any issues keep driving it until it does, so what your saying is am getting a new engine but why is dealerships here saying different, I went to 4 different dealerships and confirmed this and they all said the same thing so who’s lying here really, they told me when the 2nd remedy comes out we bring it in they drop the oil pan and check part numbers and if it’s the updated version they don’t replace it and if it’s the wrong part number they replace it, so honestly what do you think man??? Can you verify this issue am having here???

[@TundraDude34]

As per the recall notice, if you are part of the recall (check your vin to make sure), “For all involved vehicles, Toyota and Lexus dealers will replace the engine with a new one at no cost to customers.” There are 4 total phases. If you are looking for peace of mind, you could always call Toyota Customer Care

[@Davidami48]

Do you think the 2025 sales will pass 2024?

[@TundraDude34]

I think it will beat #2 but not #1

[@khnguyen141]

I wonder what the sales of the 24 would have been without the heavy discounts.. Don’t remember that in 2007.

[@TundraDude34]

Well the Ford F Series sells like 800,000 units a year, and they have discounts. All brands do and have for ages. When i was buying my 2007 tundra, they were offering customer cash and 0% for 60 months.

[@RCFTE]

Another ignorant comment from a bitter dead broke troll who can not afford a new vehicle.

[@khnguyen141]

@@RCFTE Ignorant? Understand the relationship between price and demand buddy. Econ 101 is a good place to start. Never in Tundra history has a Tundra been marked 10-15k off msrp till this year. Mark said it himself, without the crazy good discounts he wouldn't have been able to get his 24. But hey, the world's full of rainbows and sunshine.

[@RCFTE]

@ Again, the bitter dead broke trolls like yourself need to keep watching untamed and the car jerk online. Sucks when you believe snake oil salesmen. Truth hurts.