The $80,000 Tundra (2025 Toyota Tundra Capstone)

[@swimcrazed247]

Prices are insane 80k for a pickup!!

[@swimcrazed247]

In 5 years your out 50k in depreciation

[@dtay8913]

Love the new thumbnail and do these come with the failing engines standard? 😂

[@it1988a]

...for two rails and a bed. Screw that

[@weirdshibainu]

They could sell many more of these if they offered addtional interior color choices.

[@davidthomas9267]

I'm sure the 4 turbo and 3 radiator time bomb will be great!!

[@Jez166]

Buy certified pre-owned! My 24 Tundra would have been 72k from the factory but I got it under 58k with less than 5k miles.

[@southwestrunner6384]

Thought about replacing my 2021 Tundra, with a new Tundra…. But Bought 2014 FJ Cruiser with 97k miles in mint condition for 1/3 the cost Built in Japan ✅ More rugged ✅ Waaaayyy better quality ✅ Better off road ✅ Will last forever ✅ Never been happier

[@balthezor]

97k miles is mint condition?

[@southwestrunner6384]

@ - when it’s a Toyota FJ - yeah, that thing will easily go 350k+ miles…

[@nickp8373]

Are the motors still blowing up?

[@DEEZEEMTB]

$10K $10K is the most I will pay for a vehicle. I don’t commute so mileage and fuel economy is no big deal. Currently drive a 2002 Tacoma with 185K miles.

[@tommybyrnes3271]

Toyota seems to be doubling down, KIA quality with Lexus prices. 😂

[@johnnyfreeman1018]

Don't treat KIA like that 😂

[@ksorsomeplace]

It's a nice pickup, but the price relegates it to the well-heeled. But, aside from that, it is such a huge upcharge over the 1794 for very little in additional/changed equipment. The other thing I've noticed about all Tundra's is the vinyl wrap around the A-pillars and B-pillars. It's not always lined up from front to rear door. It also seems to me that they should paint it black vs. wrap black for durability, especially on the A-pillar that takes the bugs and is subject to road debris.

[@KenMcCune-wb3jp]

Toyota tundra is a cool looking truck

[@boatbound3300]

If you can afford the payments more power to you👍

[@rickflubadubdub4298]

Can’t believe people are buying these at these prices. Smh 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@Fevebblefester]

And wait till the tariffs kick in…

[@carlblakey2783]

⁠@@Fevebblefesterwhy would there be a tariffs, there built in America

[@johnnyfreeman1018]

​@Fevebblefester ....get your info correct there Fester.....😂

[@Fevebblefester]

@@johnnyfreeman1018 The Donald wants tariffs on vehicles built in Mexico. And any car built in the US but using foreign made parts might be eligible as well. I haven’t read anything about that yet. Wouldn’t be surprised if it happened. Gonna take quite a while to return all or most manufacturing to America. Years probably. So tariffs until then? And the countries having tariffs put on them, will they just shut up and take it? Or maybe add tariffs of their own on American made goods? Just askin’as the young would say

[@tommybyrnes3271]

Oh, let me go out and purchase 2, at that bargain price. 😂

[@WyattBuckland-hc6vi]

80 k = Insanity

[@hirosese]

3.4l hybrid pickup truck 😂😂 should be a meme, thats crazy

[@rasenchidoricumshotsiv6523]

Does it grip? 1:50

[@slange420]

The closest Lexus has ever gotten to releasing a pickup truck.

[@StevenEveral]

This is a sharp looking pickup but good grief at that price. I get it's a luxury trim but the prices are getting super absurd.

[@ChrisAnfossi]

No thanks!

[@johnjenkins6118]

This is a 2024 Capstone. Not a 2025!!! They we not arrive till January 1, 2025.

[@BJTHETXREALTOR]

I thought they were changing the high touch areas to black in the 2025 models. That cream color gets dirty quick 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@shaniyoung6506]

The $80,000 tundra that could be reliable ans luxurious at the same time

[@honwaili335]

Seems like he’s forced to say certain things, but one of his videos he mentioned about the engine failure but then he is more cautious with his review on the tundras, I could be wrong

[@classiccorvettesmusclecars5846]

$80k and not sure the engine will be okay…Go to the casino & gamble instead..

[@mitchbaker9136]

Way too expensive for my wallet!

[@chinolocko9429]

How dare you say more spacious than the american brands, but who came out with the crew cab first may I ask?!

[@ellerybice3787]

How about a 1963 Chevrolet apache rail road maintenance special build model? Dodge also produced crew cab model in the Flintstone era.

[@honwaili335]

I thought he said not as spacious as the Americans?

[@DanielGuerrero-w3h]

do ram rho

[@ellerybice3787]

The good old days for good quality vehicles equipped with strong and reliable engines is over for the time being, we must put the heavily regulatory prone government back in the trash bin of history.

[@Excepti0nal777]

This is a 2024, not a 2025