Gen 1 Faceoff: Ford F150 Raptor Versus Toyota Tundra Double Cab

[@miata4469]

the perfect video because I am torn on a first gen tundra I am going to look at tomorrow and a more modern f150 or silverado but the tundra comes about $10k under the rest in price and really clean 06 limited for 14.5k 101k miles. so altho not looking at a raptor as much as a newer 5.0 still good to see the size comparison between these two!

[@codybatten5189]

Nice Tundra, it looks better sitting in my driveway though 😜

[@Garagetopics]

I've got one more video to finish of the Tundra and I'll send the people your way to continue following the truck 💯

[@caseywoodside3791]

That Raptor 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@blazing2557]

Im in this position currently. I really want a gen 1 raptor but also looking at a 21 tundra trd pro and of course I know the Toyota reliability is there. I'm very torn because love the appearance of gen 1 raptor

[@anthonygarcia1488]

Bronco bronco bronco! I need another video!

[@gabrielvelazquez923]

What rain guards do you have on the tundra!? They look great!

[@Garagetopics]

Avs? They came with the truck

[@NiTeNiTe-]

Hey man, do you still have the folding tundra bed cover? I may be interested in buying it off you for my first gen DC Tundra

[@6.2Slomaro]

This is a random comparison but perfect video for me because I was looking at a 2005 tundra DC limited vs a 2014 Ford Raptor. I ended up with the raptor and I don’t regret it one bit. Although I think I probably would have felt the same with the tundra. They are both different in their own ways. 6:30 I disagree with you on this. Both of them are bloated on prices. A used 2005 tundra DC in very good condition with 200k miles will go for 10-12k and there is millions of them out there. A 2014 raptor in very good condition with 200k miles will go for 18-21k and raptors cost a lot because it’s one of a kind. We talking about a offroad purpose built straight from factory. Before the raptor was revealed the SVT actually entered a raptor to a Baja race and won 3rd place. 6:38 I agree with this. The 6.2 is pretty reliable, if you look into the super-duty forums there is lots of them reaching 400k and keep in mind these super-duty trucks are being used for heavy towing. The Toyota 4.7 is proven reliable there’s been a bunch that reach the million mile marker. I love the 4.7 but don’t like how you gotta replace the timing belt regularly. I would be super impressed if there was a 400k mile 4.7 that still has the factory timing belt.

[@Garagetopics]

I'm glad this video was applicable to you and others! Not sure if you watched till the very end but this Raptor is now mine! Looking forward to making more videos about it and sharing my experiences

[@6.2Slomaro]

@@Garagetopics yes I saw the spoiler alert haha congratulations. How much did you pick it up? So at the time i was looking at trucks. 2005 Tundra DC limited 4x4 200k miles $11.5k 2010 Tundra CM SR5 4x4 200k miles $12k 2014 Tundra 1794 edition 108k miles $28k 2014 Ford Raptor 193k miles $21k. I settled with the raptor. It has about $12k worth of mods. So it was worth every penny I paid for. Clean inside/out. Clean title. Bought from original owner. Runs really good.

[@shaunmcneely1794]

I want to see lots of Tundra vids. Can you tell me if your Tundra lift setup will work on a 2wd?

[@Garagetopics]

It would!

[@JKelly-rh3sn]

Whats your exhaust set up?

[@heismyrefuge1027]

You selling the Tundra?

[@Garagetopics]

Unfortunately. Video is coming out on that soon

[@raulbueno4284]

The tundra will out perform the raptor

[@Garagetopics]

Out perfrom in terms of longevity?

[@jibrilthegreat35]

No it wont. Not even the newer toyota 5.7L has more power than that 6.2L. The 4.7 L is whimpy next to it.

[@raulbueno4284]

Wt

[@raulbueno4284]

No man I bet you thousand dollars for raptor can I touch that Tundra promise you that

[@jibrilthegreat35]

@@raulbueno4284 just say it in spanish bro, nothing you said makes sense.