How Toyotas Became So Reliable

The story of the (2nd) biggest automobile manufacturer and how they became synonymous with reliability. Toyota's production methodology is the basis of why most of the products we buy today don't fall apart, and how we can enjoy affordable cars, gadgets, and electronics.

[@justsumguy2u]

I"ve had a few Toyotas, and they all have one thing in common---they never broke down on me. That's not to say I never had to do minor repairs, but they never left me stranded

[@Tony-hx2fj]

my '77 Fiat spider with 148,000 miles has been an awesome car which I still own and just as reliable. . Much more fun to drive than any toyota

[@justsumguy2u]

@@Tony-hx2fj You're like the one guy out of thousands that actually had a reliable Fiat---they were/are unreliable, and it's very well documented

[@ushittyuglylc5037]

@@justsumguy2u you must be kidding .never brokedown.i got one before burning oil n had airbag problem🙄🙄

[@justsumguy2u]

@@ushittyuglylc5037 Burning oil and airbag problems do not qualify as breaking down--it still got you where you needed to go.

[@richarddobson3138]

@@Tony-hx2fj ...I've got a 2000 Dodge Intrepid with 363,295 on it tonight still running great with orig engine & trans....still a piece of junk compared to my 13 Camry SE with only 19,071 miles on it...Camry will blow the Intrepids doors off... Toyota makes best cars in the world....FACT Fiats are total junk and now they are finishing off Chrysler Corp.

[@ELepiphone]

Dislikes are from people who are stuck paying off their Ford 😂

[@beedslolkuntus2070]

And their beautiful BMW’s 😂

[@apt62]

Ford is not bad compared to GM, Mercedes or BMW

[@Minsang1st]

Ford trucks and suvs are really not bad

[@Anomize23]

Ford? They ain’t bad as rovers and jeep😂

[@beedslolkuntus2070]

ISSA VIBEZ Land Rover I agree 100% BMW is okay, the thing is their OEM servicing is really expensive. It’s like Apple tax

[@VinayKumar-db4qz]

Most people prefer Toyota because of the low maintenance cost, compared to European, and American cars.

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

Very true...

[@screamingwind3559]

You can literally buy toyota parts to the nearest pharmacy, supermarket, school canteen and drug dealer. Its very reliable and parts are so cheap.

[@drbassface]

My Toyota Solara has 458,000 miles and counting!

[@gingerelvira6587]

HA it looks good on U ha ha ha

[@Drskopf]

Goodness gracious!! And still running?? What year is that? My 98 Camry barely had 150k still a teenager compare to yours

[@drbassface]

Drskopf 1999

[@jk-qf3lt]

Thats the break in period for that car

[@jesserdo9963]

drbassface I have a 08 Toyota solara with 80k miles on it holy crap !!!

[@american236]

I just bought a 1998 Toyota Corolla with 213,000 miles and it runs good. I bought it for $500

[@dawood2u]

😅😅😅 Great job!!!

[@gingerelvira6587]

head gasket comming UP !

[@thivakarsaravanamuthu4744]

@@gingerelvira6587 i had a 2000 Corolla with 258000 and it never had any gaskets go out on it ? Sadly it got in a wreak

[@flyboy1149]

ginger elvira its not a ford

[@miguel9943]

I bought a 2002 Honda accord with 110k miles for $1.2k... i feel ripped off, jk it runs perfectly. Only downside it i need to replace the AC.

[@t4705mb6]

The REAL reason? Instead of talking AT them, Toyota actually *listens* to the public.

[@coolscience7351]

this aged poorly

[@allgoo1964]

You pay extra for a fancy brand name. You pay extra for the high performance. You don't have to pay extra for the reliability.

[@Drskopf]

You deserve a cold beer for that accurate comment sir!! Here it is🍻!! Enjoy it!!

[@allgoo1964]

@@Drskopf says: "You deserve a cold beer for that accurate comment sir!! Here it is🍻!! Enjoy it!!" == Thank you for the kind words but unfortunately I don't drink beer. I'm more like coffee kinda guy.

[@Drskopf]

@@allgoo1964 well besides beer I also drink coffee and tea!! Here it is☕☕

[@allgoo1964]

@@Drskopf says: "@allgoo19 well besides beer I also drink coffee and tea!! Here it is☕☕" == Thank you!!! lol

[@noiricha]

Sorry to burst your bubble but Toyota and Honda are about 10 to 15% more expensive than the completion but they are worth every penny. I bought a Mazda 3 because they don`t use CVT transmissions and are close to Toy/Hon in quality.

[@shockcity28]

As scotty kilmer says just buy toyota

[@ventuscordegon1941]

You are beautifull

[@ushittyuglylc5037]

if u broke

[@shockcity28]

wagon nope. Only if u want ur car to fast 20years and able to get cheap parts

[@shockcity28]

Last

[@ushittyuglylc5037]

@@shockcity28 Toyota is ugly boring n overprice cars in this planet .No thanks.i rather buy a fancy cars and sell it after the warranty run out

[@pod9363]

Saving up for a beater 90s corolla. I'm so excited you'd think I was getting a sports car.

[@MystikAzn4vr]

At least it'll still work for the most party lol

[@pod9363]

@@MystikAzn4vr As long as the really difficult and expensive parts were taken care of, the money you save buying a beater could just be used to replace those. Like a new steering rack is just 150.

[@robwells5753]

im happy for you man thats the spirit!!!

[@DJDing23]

I'm doing the same but for an 02-05 rav 4. I really am super excited about it

[@superbros1690]

I have an 01 corolla for college. And its great car, never gave me a problem over 19 years.

[@GlowingTube]

I have had 2 Toyotas... by far the most reliable cars I have owned. The worst were GM and VW vehicles.

[@Ajay-nj4vx]

Someone who have not done any mistake have not tried anything new. Putting that in automotive will be like ....

[@xAmiin]

VW’s are reliable as far as I know, and they look pretty nice, i used to have a Golf GTD, never broke down on me.

[@GlowingTube]

xAmiin Good to hear you had a good experience... I had 2 Golfs from new, they were both unreliable and amongst the worst cars I have owned. Sure they look upscale, the doors close with a solid thud, but the quality is only skin deep.

[@xAmiin]

GlowingTube Not really man, if you change the lubricants (oil etc) and the components then it would have been fine, never neglect a car if it doesn’t sound good. What kind of problems did you have with them?

[@GlowingTube]

xAmiin I am meticulous with maintenance, both my VWs were perfectly looked after. The issues included air mass meter, door lock, instrument cluster, electric window, ecu failures to mention a few. Also the plastics started to break down and crumble after 4 years even though the windows were tinted and the car kept under cover. As I said, based on my experience these cars are rubbish.

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

This statement really stood out to me,"MORE COMPLEXITY","MORE PROBLEMS",how very true that statement is and that's why TOYOTA STANDS ALONE in RELIABILITY,great review my man....

[@BF109G4]

My land cruiser has more than 850000km on the odometer and still runs

[@hamzahafeez5271]

Land cruiser v8 osm

[@ilikelampshades6]

Still got it?

[@stevphenrose7820]

Toyota and Japanese engineering showed the world how things should be done. Amazing achievement

[@mikedicke5505]

Absolutely love my Toyota.

[@victoriouspauper8495]

I HAVE HAD MY 1994 CELICA GT 5 SPEED MANUAL FOR 19 YEARS NOW AND I AM 2ND OWNER. BOUGHT IT JAN 8, 2000. RUNS AND HANDLES JUST LIKE THE DAY I BOUGHT IT ....YES IT HAS DOOR DINGS .... YET IT IS A CHAMPION AND FUN TO DRIVE.

[@Countrysideboy247]

Victorious Pauper gt4 you mean? That too with an awd ?

[@ushittyuglylc5037]

19 years old car.nothing proud of it

[@jayjay378378]

G wagon it’s the fact that it’s common for these cars to last that long can’t say that about German cars these days very rare ,all built like shit my mums brand new c class caught fire the day she got it it’s her fault she should have got a Lexus

[@chefboyardee9516]

Looks like you left caps lock on

[@COYGunners]

Go home Scotty, stop using fake accounts

[@samuraifugitivo]

In 1993 my sister was accepted from harvard medical school as a fellow for a 4 year training in her medical speciality in the usa. So she left our country and went to boston. Budget was tight so she got a 2 door brand new 1.6 toyota tercel mt, no ac, no electric windows and a very basic radio cassette player for us $ 7800. I visited her many times. We travelled a lot in that vehicle. All around new england, to washington, to colorado, to arizona and finally to vegas and california. That car made until 1998 around 160000 milles with only basic services.- oil, coolant and filter changes, spark plugs, very few brake pads changes, battery changes, tire changes, , only one time change of shock absorbers, a couple iof engine mounts, one clutch kit, one timming belt set, some head light bulbs and as i know, nothing more. The car was running with no issues and the all plastic interior a little bit wasted but without any crack. Before leaving the usa she adverised the car for sell at the medical school bulletin board just in a post it, no milles and no price descrption. The day after a colleguee visited her and put 3500 us$ cash in her hands for the car, no major questions asked, she was buying the car for her daughter who was going to college. Thats how owning a toyota is, period.

[@Mastermind12358]

Budget was tight so she got a brand new Toyota.. Uhm ok

[@wholeNwon]

She could and should have gotten a good used one with AC. etc. Might have broken even on resale. And perhaps things were different then, but I don't think Harvard Med. School had fellowship programs. Harvard-affiliated hospitals such as the Brigham did. I was accepted by one of the Harvard programs there.

[@swatisquantum]

Nice story and the experience is so true about owning a Toyota. I’m glad that they exist.

[@bmcfsu_]

Can't imagine a car without air conditioner

[@2tooful]

Why did she get it new if budget was tight? 🤔

[@andrelakay4750]

Best brand, driving Toyota for more than 30 years

[@DeltaSleepy]

Legend says that the first Toyota to roll off the assembly line is still on the road running

[@doobedi]

TOYOTA/LEXUS will always remain number 1. 👑

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

Just REAL FACTS....

[@williamcricket7931]

Scotty Kilmer approves this

[@hueyfreeman7810]

As Scotty would say "ABT" Advance Boring Technology.

[@user-pq5jr1tl6h]

God bless Japanese people for making such a good brand in the world 🌎

[@ready40111]

After watching Scotty’s videos for a while, I began noticing how many broke down Chrysler and GM cars were on the side of the road 😂 Have yet to see a Toyota.

[@howtobebasic2122]

the 90's toyota's can outlive you and your family

[@voidkat4202]

I agree. These cars can still work normally 2-3 generations.

[@HelpfulHarry]

Just for the record. I had the idea to make this video..... you just beat me to it and I am glad you did.

[@wholeNwon]

I have a Lexus LS400...spectacular reliability and a joy to own.

[@ushittyuglylc5037]

Lexus? everone knew its overprice camry

[@doobedi]

Sweet!!!!!!

[@wyw201]

G wagon How so?

[@doobedi]

@@ushittyuglylc5037 The LS would probably be more on the Avolon frame but High End far more luxurious!

[@deandrej674]

@@ushittyuglylc5037 didn't know camry's came with a 4.0L V8

[@mr.c493]

I love my 06’ highlander. 178k miles and runs like new. No rattling noises nothing falling off. Just regular maintenance and the car does not look like it’s a 13 year old car. Do I care about how fast I do 0-60? No! Do I care about taking it to the track? No! But I do care about the reliability and durability of this truck. It’s been an amazing family car, plenty of space, rides very comfortable still today and I’m very pleased with the fuel economy. The V6 sounds pretty good and is fast enough for what it is. People waste too much money on “fancy cars” and then 3 years later they are worth almost nothing to what it was brand new. But you get what you paid for. I’ve had a great experience with Toyota and once this car dies, I’ll replace it with another Toyota, probably the Avalon!!! Great video

[@anthonymindel5861]

The latest Camrys and Corollas are among the best cars in the world today

[@fatboy19831]

Not the new generation. They have some bugs to work out in the all new Camry and Corolla.

[@anthonymindel5861]

fatboy19831 I’ve got a new Camry ...it’s been fantastic

[@fatboy19831]

@@anthonymindel5861 The car is solid they are just having issues with the new 8 speed transmission. All covered under warranty.

[@Damnto]

great video man! get after it bro

[@DaTrillion]

I'm getting a '03 Corolla soon.

[@gingerelvira6587]

Shit get 3 then

[@xFlared]

@@gingerelvira6587 The older the better. Newer cars seem to be worse than older ones.

[@fatboy19831]

That is a good year. Do not get the 2000, 2001, 2002.

[@Littlesassybigheart]

Great video!

[@joshuaventura2244]

My dad had a '97 Corolla for about 12 years I think my brother was like 2 at the time when my dad bought it, I wasn't even born yet. But it ran good for 12 years and just recently it had problems with the transmission so my dad got rid of it. This shows how reliable Toyota really is even my brother learned how to drive in that thing.

[@Alexander_J_Jericho]

Mr. Toyoda Rest in peace. Thank you for the Tacoma.

[@su8096]

Great video with hiend detail .

[@MultiDreamer1979]

I have 2001 Toyota Sequoia and it runs great after nearly 20 years on the road...I just love that they work and just do what they are meant to do.it is cool to see that they got this point not without trouble though.. amazing video!

[@gwats19577]

We have FIVE Toyotas... A Corolla, A Camry, A Lexus RX350 An FJ Cruiser, and an Avalon... I couldn't be more pleased with the reliability of these vehicles!!!!!!!!

[@BlackMamba08]

Toyota engineers perfection their products.

[@troot1967]

With the new camry's Toyota should have stayed with the transmission they were using in the older model camry's. Many people who own the new body style camry's are complaining the transmission.

[@Hary1470]

troot1967 - You are right about the 8 speed transmission. It can’t figure out which gear it wants to be in. It is constantly “hunting” for the right gear. Better to get the Camry hybrid and that will solve the problem.

[@davidapacjr1989]

Went from Honda, to Acura and now I’m on my third Toyota product. Love their trucks and my Prius!

[@joognous7680]

Love my Prius too. One of the best cars, reliable, great on gas, and easy to drive.

[@peterweise3836]

Prius 4 is the best car in the world. My experience.

[@davidapacjr1989]

Peter Weise yup! I have it in black with the sensors and radar and don’t think I’ll ever want to give it up for another car. Maybe once it’s paid off I’ll get leather interior, but it currently has everything I want or need. Considering a used 4Runner down the road cause I miss camping off the beaten path.

[@peterweise3836]

Don't plan to sell my P4 again. Will find out how long it will work without any issues. I guess long. Maybe longer than I will do from now on. Who knows?

[@itsallrobbish]

I have a UK 2007 Honda Accord (Acura TSX) I love it!

[@bobgunner3086]

Ever watch the video about the million mile Tundra? Fixed the transmission after 400k miles, new timing belt and water pump at some point. Beyond that just oil changes, breaks and tires. Granted the truck looks like it was beat to hell but still runs. They asked the owner what he would like to see improved and he mentioned the visor broke! Frick! The Toyota engineer was all geeked out to get his hands on this truck. Wanted to see how well the welds held up .. the freaking welds!!! They already know the drive train is solid .. let's see if we can make the welds hold up for 2 million miles! LOL

[@TC-ps9sd]

You nailed the key reasons why Toyotas are so reliable. Good job.

[@lightningdriver81]

My son, a painting contractor, has a 2011 Tacoma with 260k mikes. Only problem has been a/c compressor replacement. My 2015 Tacoma, albeit with only 50k mikes, has never had a single issue. Just mounted new tires on it. I'll keep this thing forever.

[@fervidamidthedandelions3405]

my 90s camry has been in 3 car accidents and is at 200K miles. it looks like it’s falling apart cosmetically but the drivetrain is solid and has never given me problems despite my inconsistently negligent maintenance. still the best $700 i ever spent.

[@scubbarookie]

My very favorite brand Toyota Forever! 💗

[@shinrips]

Yah, back in the day, Japan was known for the small paper and wood umbrellas in mixed drinks. Some Japanese guy said, "We've got to get better" and they did.

[@jannerahkamaa1011]

I have had 4 Toyotas and they just didint broken down, but only one of them was fun. My baby was Toyota corolla gti and we turbochargerd it.

[@francoorozco3662]

I have a 2015 Lexus GS350 F-Sport with AWD and 23K mileage and it's been a dream, hopefully I can Drive it for another 20 years :)

[@inthendwealldie]

My bud bought a 1988 Camry with a V6 at 243k miles, engine N transmission still runs pretty smooth. I drove it on the freeway, it’s just pretty slow, it was rated like 0-60 in 9.3s when it was new, nowadays it felt like 15 seconds lol, and it’s still being currently driven in the IMO most strict smog state of California, where it could get mechanically totaled cuz of a CEL if it doesn’t pass smog and inspection

[@damarreds5798]

As Scotty recently says “were reliable.”

[@rexspangler4641]

I like Toyotas and thought about buying one myself but one question; did they solve the transmission problem in the 18 and up Camrys?

[@piotrzubrzycki7391]

Well done!!!

[@Rishraff]

NO INTRO, BRO GOT STRAIGHT TO THE POINT. LOVE THIS VIDEO

[@dorranrobinson6207]

Toyota king of auto making..toyota my brand i see no other..

[@gingerelvira6587]

NOT dorry

[@avdgaming3550]

Honda is also really good

[@jericlamb2676]

@@avdgaming3550 half truth, maybe u correct maybe not, cvt issue, earthdreams tech issue, push start stop button issue, honda next to toyota for me

[@ushittyuglylc5037]

king of ugly n boring in auto making LOL

[@richarddobson3138]

@@ushittyuglylc5037 I like boring.....no suprises....best cars on the planet 214 billion dollar largest car company Toyota could buy any car company in the world and shut them down forever right now...

[@ihn2023]

Just purchaed a RAV4 today.. husband has a Hilux. Lets hope these will last, and never let us down like our old BMW and VW!

[@michaelmurphy4574]

2001 sequoia with 389,000 miles, I got it from my parents when I got my license and for the past 2 years I’ve tried to drive that thing into the ground, hard accelerations CONSTANTLY, fast turns, off roading, and it just refuses to break down.

[@ejRecording]

why you tryin to kill a car that was gifted to you? it would make more sense to treat it easy since its high mileage but, youre a kid, so have fun..

[@ayocam07]

I have a 2016 Toyota Corolla S Plus it just hit 60K miles few matianece I did is change the cvt transmission fluid and oil change and it runs great!!! I love my Toyota !

[@arsyadidris2919]

Agree with the part sharing... i have a ~$50,000 (after tax) toyota estima minivan n it uses the same doorlock chime as a ~$10,000 toyota hatchback. Huuge price difference but share quite alot buttons n switch designs. That means they came off the same press, just different-quality rawmat.

[@pcFOREVER89100]

I'm looking to buy a 100 Series Land Cruiser, LX G70, or 4th gen 4Runner 4.7!!! Love those SUV's

[@yellowboxster06]

I also think Toyota benefitted from adopting a “Malcom Baldridge” quality management system to improve their products. The Japanese auto industry was smart enough to to recognize they had manufacturing processes that needed improvement. They, in turn, corrected their reliability issues very quickly. The proof can be found within the Consumer Reports.

[@henryha835]

My 2002 Toyota Camry with 160k miles is still doing okay. Could be better but it runs well. Toyota is the most reliable car company.

[@RT22-pb2pp]

My 03 camry has double that miles,you got a low.miles camry 😃

[@davidm2938]

Love my Lexus too

[@mcyk4421]

This channel has potential

[@jeffpittel6926]

I got to admit they are bullet proof. They've had some hiccups but they are light years ahead of any other manufacturer.

[@q-bert6454]

Jeff Pittel You mean WERE bullet proof. Not as reliable as they used to be since being made in Kentucky

[@jeffpittel6926]

Being an old fart, I can no longer wrench on cars the way I used to do. Nor can I afford to pay a mechanic to fix my cars. I'll take my "chances" on a Toyota any day of the week. Been super happy so far. Sadly enough, they beat us at our own game.

[@Skyman08]

My personal mechanic drives a toyota prius that has over 360,000 miles on it. He recommends toyota so I went out and bought a 2016 Camry. Great reliable car.

[@biluroy2426]

10 Lak km 6 Lak mile complete toyota inova indian version 2007 model

[@alejandrofallas9734]

My 2001 Tundra has 300,000 miles and counting with its original engine and transmission both are smooth and running like new...

[@ArnavKathuriapersonal]

My family always had car problems except for toyota Its pure quality

[@abba3629]

Toyotas' Obsession for Perfection.👍

[@luimobilefixes5279]

When you said corolla It sounded like you were saying " Corona" lol

[@tobearockstar0706]

Actually they did make a car called the Toyota Corona!

[@luimobilefixes5279]

@@tobearockstar0706 your right, i just searched it up. I didnt know that..

[@walterwhite5307]

I have Land Cruiser 100 series with 413000 kms on it and she is a badass.

[@judeoko]

I have had 11 ( 8 of which were commercials) it's the reliability and resale value. The only draw back though is can I say brand snobbery (who wants to be seen in a car every uber or taxi driver has) so had to go onto Lexus for cars, still have a hilux though.

[@jonecuntapay9561]

If your corolla reaches 30, thats a real quality car.

[@2tooful]

I agree with most of this except the 360 bird’s eye view isn’t standard like you said that they standardized features across models, If I want bird’s eye view view in a camry or tacoma I gotta get other packages I dont want and more expensive 😭

[@muhdewd9727]

I had an 83 Corolla liftback and it was a total tin can but the powertrain was very solid. From about the 90s onward, Toyota has done a much better job at making cars that feel as solid as they run.

[@jonessenoj6753]

Second biggest financial purchase we make...in these hard times...we want a reliable car that will last for years...aka after the loan is Paid off 5yrs...or so...we hope to get at least 3/4 years free motoring!!!! Judging by my step daughters 15 yr old Aygo I'm hoping the same for my 3yr old one👌

[@amarilloaristocrat8435]

I purchased a '19 Avalon Limited. The only concern that I have is the new 8 speed transmission. It hasn't been around long enough to have an opinion on.

[@jesusvidaca1416]

Amarillo Aristocrat the same transmission that is on the Lexus ISF and is350 and GS350. I own a IS350 with 80k miles. No problems 👍

[@amarilloaristocrat8435]

@@jesusvidaca1416 , that's good to know, because my other Avalon had the six speed.

[@richarddobson3138]

The six speed tranny is bulletproof....The 8 speed is far more efficient mpg wise and rpm wise, but long term durability is still unknown although early trouble reports have decreased to almost zero... Trending favorably but jury still out.

[@jesusvidaca1416]

Richard Dobson so far no problems on mine. Hopefully it stays that wat. Only thing is sucks is that you cant do a fluid change. Sealed transmission bs

[@richarddobson3138]

@@jesusvidaca1416 agreed... I don't like that either....it is b.s.

[@jarrodgeorge325]

I bought an '18 Rav4 in March and have put 52k miles on it driving for Lyft. You cannot beat a Toyota for reliability. It gets great mileage for a compact SUV and is fairly quick for acceleration and nice handling. Easy to clean interior as well.

[@2tooful]

Did you payed it off doing Lyft?

[@v60polestar88]

I agree most Americans want reliable point A to B transportation and this is the reason we don’t get the really cool automobiles from most manufacturers. It sucks if you a enthusiast.

[@fredob43]

I'm now on my 3rd new Toyota never a problem. Not even had to change a light bulb. Must say something.

[@nihonkokusai]

I gotto have to have my toyota. Oh wait I already have one gen3 1996 camry 2.2L with 125000miles for ten years now.

[@MystikAzn4vr]

I also have a 1996 Camry XLE in Red. It has 275,000 and still works. Recently we had to replace the radiator because the hose broke off and the engine overheated. Besides that the engine has a slight kick, maybe a piston or firing is slightly off? Either way, it still runs. My goal was to get it to 300k before I give up on it lol.

[@ibezag0]

2007 Prius 345k.......original everything

[@gingerelvira6587]

MY American made FORD Focus has 256,000 and is my daily driver. 2012

[@Drskopf]

I have as 1998 Camry with 152k original everything nothing rattles or loose, and AC cold AF , even more than wifey 2012 CRV!!

[@xFlared]

125k is nothing. You just broke in the engine.

[@alezader0511]

2:05 puchica maje where did you got that car 👀👀🇸🇻

[@JakeT420]

The only Toyota’s I really like are the newer (2010-2020) Tacomas and Tundras. Not only they are super reliable they also have really good resale value. You can get a new or relatively new Tacoma or Tundra. Drive it for 4-6 years and it has like 140,000 miles on it and then you can trade it in and get at least $5000 for it if not more if it’s in good condition. Or you could get say a ford ranger or Chevy Colorado, drive it for 4-6 years put 140,000 on it and go to Trade it in for $2000-$5000 max.

[@williamfarrelljr7]

I love Toyota so reliable

[@RT22-pb2pp]

I have owned a lot of cars and trucks most japanese but my old lexus and now camry are the best of them all.

[@McCannon21]

Seriously considering to buy a Toyota Tundra.

[@kevinteran5624]

Im Currently trying to get my hands on an F.J cruiser

[@mikehoard7033]

Bought a used 2010 Corolla and drove it to 200k miles with only a $50 repair and regular maintenance. At around 160k the brake light switch went out. I never had any other issues with the car. In fact it was still on it's original battery when I sold it to a friend for next to nothing. He says it's the nicest car he has ever owned. Lol

[@fatboy19831]

I purchased a 2009 Corolla with 30k on it for 10k in 2012. I sold it for $9800 in 2014 with 90k miles on it ( still under the Toyota 100k certified warranty) Changed the oil, wiper blades and one set of tires. In 1998 I purchased an 1984 Corolla with 200k miles for $250. The junk yard gave me $50 for it in 2001. It had 310,000 miles and the original clutch. They sold the lights hood, doors and trunk and drove it around the junk yard for years. It was a rust bucket but everything worked. Even the Ac.

[@jefersonkiay7391]

Isuzu is waving hehe both are the best And reliable brands

[@genebigs1749]

It's very simple. Toyota builds the most reliable cars in the world. Get in, turn the key, and go.

[@prabijshrestha]

So now I am convinced to buy old corolla. Maybe 1994 model would be best for me .

[@pencilfluff......5489]

I wish toyota would inport some of there camper van's over to the USA I would totally buy !!!!

[@mikecastellon4545]

Totally?......how about partially. It’s ok, just kidding ,I love “dude speak”.

[@jaybyrddoggie]

Lately, Toyota has had problems with the CVT transmissions in their cars. Since the merger with Mazda, the quality has gone down.

[@Mark-jd1jx]

Toyota quallity is still strong and toyota has had cvt issues even before they did plant deal. I bet you toyota will figure out the cvts transmission. Mazda might even get better because of this deal.

[@itsallrobbish]

Not a great fan of the trim in my wife’s RAV4 compared to my Honda Accord’s, but it’s mega reliable!

[@RT22-pb2pp]

Reliable as an anvil,we all know that.the thing I love is my 03 camry v6 xle has just over 300k miles and all handles knobs and switches still work and look fine. My buddy with 5 yr old gm 4 door hates my camry it is smoother and makes zero noises when driving. He car squeaks rattles and has interior parts falling apart with 70k miles. The fit finish and quality of toyotas is the best. Every.light switch and gizmo in my camry still work like new. Heck buddy has replaced 2 drivers door handles already, made in USA my ass that plastic has to be from china lol. Oh my camry made in Tennessee by the way.

[@jonpeterson4085]

2007 to 2011 were oil burners! 2018 to present, 8 speed auto transmission POS

[@touraneindanke]

I got my drivers license in 1975 and owned lots of good looking cars. They often surprised me by just not wanting to go anywhere. In 2012 i did buy my first Toyota, plain and a bit boring. The most i did spend on service was €331,- in one year that was including a airconditioning service. My frends say ‘you can afford it treat yourself to a nice car’. I....am going to treat myself to a no worry lifestyle. Nobody’s jealous becouse I am a kind of stupid. Yes i am boring to maybe.

[@syedsyed9272]

The only reason people buy a toyota vehicle *At least most of the time* is because they are reliable and the consumer has a peace of mind that the purchase decision they have made will last and speaking financially, the consumer has a guarantee that the vehicle they have purchased will last.

[@HSMiyamoto]

A lot of the "Toyota (and Lexus) is boring!" results from their consistently high sales. If Alfa-Romeo sold 400,000 cars a year, like Toyota sells Camry's, you would call them "boring", too.

[@VincentScales]

From the CEO to the day work, everyone has a say so! That's democracy not this BS, it's my company and I'll run it the way I want!

[@gagandeepsingh-zg5ve]

In india there r very tough conditions for car my Toyota innova D4d engine 100hp mileage 9 lac km with 15w40 mineral oil model 2008 we never face any problem Only service tyre change then go in india anywhere in any conditions

[@g.b.9841]

Purchased a new 1972 Toyota Celica. Toyota upsized from 1.8 to 2.0 liter engine. Every 15,000 miles, needed a valve job. Sold car before third valve job. Toyota did not cover the design flawed engine. The cylinder heads were redesigned with valve seats that self destructed. In 1973 , $430 for a valve job was expensive. Toyota did not measure up to the hype for me.

[@WorldViralDaily]

Make one about electric cars from the 1800s