Goodbye ZR2 | Will My Next Rig Be Just As Capable?

[@eliseomorfin6090]

I was thinking jeep gladiator in the beginning but kinda switching to Tacoma

[@flyfisher530]

Looking forward to the next chapter Victor! Btw, love your intro video and logo!

[@thetrailoutthere]

Thank you, Michael! I'm excited to get back on the trails, especially in another rig!

[@justkillintime7554]

Skipped leg day😂 must be looking at a gladiator. My wife says the same thing… looks funny with stock tires but put some 38s or bigger and damn it looks good

[@thetrailoutthere]

You know that joke too well 😆

[@user-tj3yi9zj4m]

4runner!!

[@dcmotive]

Tacoma is top dog for aftermarket stuff, thats for sure, but 3rd gen Tacoma V6 is a stinker. Bad bad mpg, and gutless. 4th gen motor is just a 4cyl right breathed out to the max with a turbo. How do turbos work at low rpm 4 wheelin? How long do turbos last? Most need replacing before 100k. 2nd gen V6 was great, but your not going to find one with low miles. I just got rid of my Tacoma, and replaced it with a Silverado. Personally I love it, super happy with the change. I think its smaller than the Dodge by a bit, and way better deals than the Fords. And Chevy is willing to deal right now. Dodge should be doing deals but they are stupid and still trying to get top dollar. I landed the Silverado 5.3 V8, 4wd, with the trim I wanted for $39k. Cant beat that unless you get a Colorado again. Jeep, well forget about comfort and making the family happy.

[@thetrailoutthere]

The silverado will always have a place in my heart. My gateway "offroad " vehicle was a Red Hot 2019 Trail Boss LT when they first came out. That's what started my channel. It was nice to have the extra cargo space, but that big ol truck didn't do well on narrow trails.

[@c4trousers]

Did I miss something? You got rid of the ZR2 Diesel but are considering another ZR2 Diesel? I'm looking at a Colorado Z71 Diesel and seeing alot of people not content with them.

[@thetrailoutthere]

The zr2 diesel I had was a 2018 and approaching 100k miles. For my purposes, diesel was awesome because of the low-end torque for slow and technical terrain, plus the added range over gasoline. If I had gotten another ZR2 Diesel, it would've been the last year they made them 2022 with lower miles and a few minor updates. I ended up going a different route, but that's a different video. If I could add a second rig, I'd still go the diesel route, even over the new ZR2.

[@c4trousers]

@@thetrailoutthere that’s for the clarification. I decided to go with the diesel, picked up a 2021 with 28K miles. Going to be logging longevity along the way 👍

[@jaimeaguilar3378]

Toyota ?