The Best Vehicles Toyota Makes (Do Not Buy Anything Else)

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[@ChefLaRue]

Hey Scotty...how about a long version video about DIY Toyota maintenance. Things like when/how brake fluid flush, parking brake adjustment, antifreeze change, power steering fluid change, etc. Just thinking about your early days of videos. Be well.

[@ThomasWBaldwin]

Scotty, please don't drive blindfolded!

[@josephcorcoran8714]

Hello Scotty! I’m a big fan. I have a question about another Toyota vehicle after seeing this video. I’m thinking about trading in my 2015 Passat for a 2014 Toyota FJ Cruiser with 135,000 miles. Are the FJ’s as well built as the Tacoma’s and the 4Runner’s?

[@alanbstard4]

i have a 2009 Aurion a V6 variant of Camry. Bulletproof to this day

[@PaulBartlett-jz4bg]

1992 Camry, 2.0.,station wagon,automatic, Australia. Purchased 1999,as part of deal, intercooler installed for towing 1999-2008.Obvious generic things replaced overtime, original engine & tranny,uses a small amount of oil,but no visible blue smoke/ burning. 385 K', bushes/ ings/ recently replaced. A great 2nd vehicle,all being well, will keep running until " kingdom come " ,a ye olde expression of vintage yore

[@perniciouspete4986]

I don't want style or excitement in a car. I want to go from A to B as uneventfully as possible.

[@dangelotreston9033]

I just purchased a 2023 Toyota Camry Le with AWD and am so happy with my purchase, I plan on keeping this car for a very long time after paying it off. I had 3 criteria for when I was looking for a car. AWD, no turbo, no CVT. And the Toyota Camry was the only viable option that was reliable and long lasting.

[@anthonynicholich9654]

@@dangelotreston9033 Yep Smart Decision! What about chrysler 200 or ford fusion? Hahahahahaha just a joke lol

[@dae8894]

did you buy CPO?

[@dangelotreston9033]

@@anthonynicholich9654 I know people who have owned both ford and Chrysler and they regret it every time 🤣

[@dangelotreston9033]

@@dae8894 yes I did!

[@billyounger9713]

My 2016 4runner, which I bought new, has cost me nothing except for new windshield wipers and brake pads! Even the battery is original and still tests good!! Cheers from Canada!!🇨🇦

[@GarrettRussler]

I hope it costed you oil too …

[@gmfitzg]

you must barely drive anywhere for an almost 9 year old original battery

[@anthonynicholich9654]

@@billyounger9713 Yep got to be stupid not own a Toyota.

[@anthonynicholich9654]

@@gmfitzg Actually when you don't drive anywhere it puts a strain on them and they don't last as long so which means the batteries are built well.

[@waderivers99]

Mine went over 500,000 miles, I gifted it to someone who didn’t have a car, it’s still running. Currently I drive a Highlander, it has 275,000 miles. Runs great.

[@usaman7358]

Your WHAT??? He talked about 3 different vehicles.

[@waderivers99]

@usaman7358 Camry

[@NoBody-xx6ii]

Ancestral protection

[@HaTubeTi]

Imagine Scotty applying for a job at a Toyota dealership. You’re hired !!!

[@anthonynicholich9654]

@@HaTubeTi Honda too. He's got it much better now. Working for Toyota dealer sucks.

[@mikep4745]

Mentions Junk Yard and flashes picture of Chevy Dealership. Love it!

[@vacuumfreak95]

I traded my 21 Honda Accord with the CVT for a 24 Camry with the 8 speed and I couldn’t be happier! Not to mention I won’t be having any turbo charger failures, or head gaskets failures like the Honda 1.5. I feel much more secure in my Camry.

[@anthonynicholich9654]

While Honda usually had better performance and gas milage Toyotas were always more reliable and lasted longer especially Toyotas "AISIN" automatic transmissions. The most solid automatic transmission side by side with German ZF.

[@dannybryant6873]

Ashamed you couldn't get the hybrid. Electric car goodness without the electric car drawbacks.

[@Corkfish1]

A guy in my office just had the head gasket on his 2018 CR-V go. Only had 87,000 miles on it! Honda has become the new Nissan.

[@dannybryant6873]

​Our 2000 Forester failed head gasket every 70,000 miles. Just right for a new timing belt. 2nd failure at 140000 miles. 2 wheel bearings failed. I have never had these failures on any other vehicle (even my lawn mowers) But my wife loved that gas hog.

[@anthonynicholich9654]

@@dannybryant6873 Hybrid has more computers modules and sensors making it less reliable for just a few miles to the gallon more. More complex is not better simpler is.

[@OrangeUp]

When Scotty interacts with Toyotas it is like Christmas any day of the year.

[@steamloco1705]

My 2 cars are a 17 Camry 2.5 and a 13 4runner RWD , best financial decisions ever made.

[@anthonynicholich9654]

@@steamloco1705 Absolutely. Only ignorant and arrogant would disagree therefor their opinion does not matter.

[@vignesh7989]

I just bought a 2023 Camry XSE FWD 4 cylinder a month ago. I love it so much

[@HHH-nv9xb]

After getting a divorce with GM (x-employee), my wife insisted on getting a non-American car. She is now happy with her second Camery and is a hybrid. The first one went to my daughter. Both vehicles were essentially problem free.

[@anthonynicholich9654]

@@HHH-nv9xb Non American? You know in all honesty nowadays on the streets you see American cars people only stupid people own them.

[@sonyak8416]

2007 Avalon Touring here. All of my 19 year sons friends are in the market for this 268 hp of a sleeper as the call it. They all love my car.

[@altonbunnjr]

I went the other way and traded my F-150 for a used 2020 Tacoma. I’m loving it. My brother has a 1999 Tacoma with more than 300K and it’s still going strong.

[@hnnssy4]

Recently traded in a 22 civic sport CVT boost blue with full HPD kit for 24 rav4 LE AWD w/ winter package and yes the AWD works at all speeds, highway included. Love the actual key, the rear heater for my dog and the 2.5 8 speed gas mileage is within 4 MPG of the civic. Love it.

[@markturan2700]

I have a 2016 XLS 2.5L driven over 180000 miles and have done nothing but regular maintenance. Best purchase I’ve ever made.

[@koreanyoon]

I never thought Camrys were boring!!!

[@jimtownsend7899]

Your timing is perfect, Scotty. My granddaughter's 2003 CR-V got rammed and totaled two weeks ago, and I'm looking for another vehicle for her. We have our eyes on a 2007 Camry with 135K, and I was feeling pretty good about it, until you mentioned that the 4 bangers of that vintage burn oil. I'll have to do some more research. I did see a 98 4Runner with 284K for sale!

[@dewdew34]

07/08 i see them for sale often ...

[@vickijohnson9367]

@@dewdew34 Buy Japan made, but only one owner, pristine record of maintenance, garaged and loved by previous owner. My daughter bought a 2015 Prius C in 2018, with trade in. She loved its 53 mpg with her job as a vendor. The best gas mileage hybrid, no recalls, super reliable. It got totaled by an F-350 commercial truck in snow storm (he crushed her car into the car in front of her). Well, the commercial insurance company had an illegal no response problem, so she went through her insurance, which still used CCC low evaluation of value & Copart. All pure crap 3rd party vendor crap took 6 months to get them up, and they were still $1,500 short on real value. We hunted for 2 months to find a Prius C in perfect used condition, for sale by owner, local, one owner, perfect maintenance, always garaged (owner bought new Camry). She paid for the Carfax & an inspection. She paid $6,500. Doing the job perfectly, less hp than 2015, so it’s getting 58 miles per gallon. My son bought a regular used Prius, still working hard. The key is local one owner, perfect service by Toyota dealer, no out of state auction crap.

[@lanesworld4000]

The Toyota 2.5 is a legend. 👍 Every new generation is better!

[@rorycalhoun1126]

Camry 2.5 250k miles

[@MoeGoe-xt3en]

​@@rorycalhoun1126 There's 3 different 2.5s.

[@bokononisti2820]

@@MoeGoe-xt3en Yeah, totally different with different potential failure points.

[@nortoro1]

I have a ‘09 4Runner with 390k miles. Haven’t missed having a car payment. I hope I can get another 700k. Only thing it needs right now is a paint job and O2 sensors replaced

[@raymart86]

Bought 2011 4Runner at 200k. Drives great! Planning to drive it to at least 300k.

[@flavellinator]

Agree with Scotty about real controls. I have a 2007 RX 350 and having to navigate the screen just to set the climate drives me crazy!

[@charliemcintire2487]

I own a 2020 Prius, and I have an airport shuttle business. I bought it new in 2020, and now have 231,500 miles on it. I have had absolutely no problems with it. Still runs like the day I bought it. All I have done is change the oil every 5000 miles, and changed the air filter a couple of times. I would do a commercial for Toyota for free. Did I mention that I also own a 2005 Tacoma with 229,000 miles on it, never any trouble either.

[@renanbridi7169]

Toyota Toyota Toyota. I have a honda Accord and never had any problems. My wife has a Mazda cx5 with zero problems.

[@marcuspeters3894]

Scotty kilmer always on point

[@andreaiovacchini1152]

2015 Rav4. 91,000 love it

[@StanTheObserver-lo8rx]

2010 Corolla runs like the day i bought. It's not they as much as they never need a mechanic. I never would have even guessed they would be so reliable. I've never had a car come even close in reliability.

[@lewisf9266]

The auto companies are doing their customers a disservice to merge functions into a screen based control. Knobs are better

[@lil8up607]

Thank you Scotty! Hope you read my last comment on my 2018 Camry LE 296,700 daily still...had it since 36k

[@rorycalhoun1126]

Camry #1

[@ugurgumushan]

I own a hilux and love it. Does everything I need and more. Its even faster than most passenger cars

[@coolquality748]

Here’s a Tacoma tip… I put the peddle commander in my 4 cylinder Tacoma and now it’s a beast…. Well worth the $200 👍

[@indyfanmax]

Who lost it at 15:55 with the Tinman in bed clip talking about "it's small". Scotty is priceless!

[@Littleye2k2]

My 2013 Toyota Camry SE, manufactured in Kentucky engine 2AR-FE, 150k miles is burning oil just like the previous engine

[@davidfuchs9636]

I like boring. Boring is not getting stranded on the side of the road. Breaking down is definitely not boring.

[@koreanyoon]

I have loved Camrys since my first time driving one in the 90s!!!

[@allanstein518]

I have a 2022 Camry. Probably be my last car as I am 70 years old.

[@Cs5oh]

70 is young

[@supernotnatural]

My dad always hates sunroofs as well. It always gets heated etc. Also, I've seen some accidents heavy things fall of apartments to car's roof which caused fatalities etc.

[@arrowguy_173]

“Corners like a scalded ape” is my new favorite line I’ll use on a test drive. Very Jeremy Clarkson 😂

[@MARKCANEER]

Thank You Mr Kilmer 🙏👍🐕‍🦺

[@EvzenKovar-i5p]

Hard to believe a sedan, of that size, can average 37mph with just an ICE. That’s damn impressive.

[@Cs5oh]

Lmfao how is that hard to believe 😂 my 5.0 gets 30 if I cruise at 65 why wouldn’t a 4cyl achieve 37?? This isn’t 1996

[@usaman7358]

2004 Toyota Camry for the win.

[@db8646]

Bought the 2024 camry le for $29,500 in long beach CA. back in January, zero regrets. Have my eye on the Japanese Corvette...2025 Lexus LC 500, possible buy next year after March.

[@kurtbeck5809]

I drove a used Camry for 8 years and liked it so much for its being a nice driving and reliable car that I purchased an IS500 when I retired. Same reliability but I still miss that old Camry

[@nostradamus7648]

​@@kurtbeck5809 What kind of gas mileage are you getting with the IS500 and do you need premium with that?

[@guestguest3715]

Camry. Tacoma. 4 Runner.

[@Raelyn976]

👍 thanks!

[@pistolpip3529]

WHY DON'T YOU GIVE US THE YEAR OF THE CARS YOU TEST. We listen to you to know what years we should looking for.

[@TheMeefmaster]

Hey don’t have a heart attack. This dude owes you nothing by the way. Also he literally said 2022

[@noTTYLer97]

the 2018-2024 gen avoid the 2018 bc it had a transmission bug but the rest of the 8th gen is great

[@fjohngte]

It's frustrating to hear Scotty rave about a car without telling you what year it is. Model and year at the beginning of the video please, Scotty.

[@Oldfart320]

2022 , 2022 , and 2001 . He distinguished all three .

[@thomas77597]

The 3rd gen 4Runner in your video had HORRIFIC frame rust issues up here in the north. Salt doesn’t help but the frames rotted out.

[@tomschmolcke7134]

I just bought a 2016 4runner trail premium, 120,000 km, it has all the off road goodies, this rig is made in Japan and drives excellent, one owner, dealer maintned, this rig is premium, I paid enough but with my driving habits and good maintenance this thing will last a very long time

[@lewisf9266]

Have a 19 Tacoma made in San Antone. 2.5 cheapest. Version. Will last 4 ever

[@alibabaschultz352]

2.7?

[@JohnMoore-j7s]

Wife got a 2013 Camry, 300.000 so far regular maintenance, still runs like a top,, 34 mpg, will keep this one and buy wife a new used one,after some research!!

[@notyrbsns9321]

The new tranmission is decent indeed. You can learn to control shifting with the gaz pedal.

[@outdoorenthusiast4099]

Scotty you forgot about the 2nd gen Prius 2004-2009. They are super reliable and efficient. I seen one for sale on marketplace with 515,000 miles. I currently own two Prius’s and one Taco.

[@kevingroves4944]

I’m coming from an 03 Avalon xls to a tundra Trd yeah gas mileage isn’t great but it’s one hell of a truck

[@komradkolonel]

When you are picking your daily driver, the car you drive to work or just to get from Point A to Point B you want to pick a boring car. More often than not that boring car is going to be more reliable and less costly to own. I really do like the Supra Mark III or the A70 as Toyota called it but those are now getting rather expensive to own. They had some particular engine problems and getting parts for them now can be a nightmare plus they can be very expensive.

[@carlosponchio1869]

Getting ready to replace my 2012 Camry, but that bullet proof engine is making it hard. Darn thing is not stressful to own. I had 3 BMWs in the past and every morning I would get stressed thinking about "will the check engine light come on this morning" many times it did, ruining bank account. Once you get older "style and fun in cars" might be on the way out. What one needs is reliability.

[@TonyWorley-s1s]

I love my boring 2010 Camry with 220k miles and going strong. Decent gas mileage every thing works and no car payment for years!

[@MultiThrashed]

I had one of these, I miss it like a lost love.

[@paulhaley499]

I have a 2019 tacoma 3.5lt 4x4, thing is basically a battleship...nothing breaks

[@complexmind8041]

Scotty’s steps around the Camry in the intro took me out. 😂😂

[@michaelthomas9243]

37 mpg in the city in the non-hybrid camry........um...nope.

[@brassboy77]

My 2020 non-hybrid Highlander (all wheel drive) has the 8 speed transmission. I find it be quirky in these respects: it often downshifts on downhills when I don’t want it too to cause engine breaking. Also, when accelerating uphill, say on an onramp to a highway, it stays too long in lower gear before shifting, with the RPM staying higher longer than it needs to be. No other issues with this car. 73,000 miles far.

[@TylerJones-lm9sv]

thanks for the advice

[@surferofnh]

Scotty I know your road you use to test ride, my Camry is an 01 with 200K and runs 100% the 2.2L

[@bortdogg3339]

My daily is a 2004 camry 2AZ-FE with 238,000 miles and starts up every day. I'm meticulous with the mantinance, so it should keep going for a long time.

[@hilderwulf]

moved to australia got a 2007 camry in sportivo trim and suspension. no oil burning thats a usa problem. also have a 2024 camry that drives like a boat. same name badge but one drives like a sports car and one drives like a big heavy lincoln from the late 80s.

[@sombra6153]

My 2021 Tacoma was the only new vehicle I ever bought that didn’t depreciate like a brick when I drove off the lot. If fact, whole sale seemed to have appreciated $7k in the first six months of ownership. Don’t know what it is now as I haven’t entertained the thought of parting with it.

[@rorycalhoun1126]

CAMRY #1 2.5 engine.....250k miles. No CVT either.

[@cheesewesil18]

I have 2010 Camry and it’s oil burner 😢. I just keep adding oil more often, other than that it’s a pretty reliable car

[@Nel33147]

My idea of a good vehicle would be the Corolla Cross with the Camry drive train. (2.5 and no CVT) But that would be asking for a lot.

[@tippy651]

Got an 07 Toyota Matrix with 227,000 on it. It's the most reliable vehicle I've ever owned.

[@nafiurrahman722]

Hey Scotty. You always talk about so well about how well built a car is. Can you also shed some light into what makes a safe vehicle for a family? I had an accident a week ago where 4 cars rear-ended one another on the freeway. Luckily we survived. But now I have this fear about vehicle safety. I know you cannot control an accident but Which cars are more safe to drive in case of a collision? Please answer.

[@merrill1409]

I have this car and I love it

[@samh6761]

sounds good for a 4 cylinder

[@royhobbs785]

Love my 2014 Camry XLE 100k miles no problems change the oil every 5K drain and fill tranny fluid and coolant !

[@aurorab6796]

Finally mentioned the oil burners. 1 quart every 200 miles.

[@garyjensen3414]

We had a 2008 Toyota Camry....Never a problem with great gas mileage....NEVER should have traded it in....

[@charlessommers7218]

You are right 👍

[@bokononisti2820]

The Camry A25A engine has high pressure fuel line, electronic water and fuel pumps - time will tell if these cars run as long as older Camrys.

[@seanoconnor101]

The Camry does in fact have a CVT transmission, not sure where you got your info from. It's right on their website stating a CVT transmission. just an FYI.

[@floridaoutdooradventures8981]

Hey Scotty: If you ever come to Miami, let me know. I let you drive my fully loaded Tacoma 4x4 TRD-OFF ROAD and Mazda 6 GT . YOU WILL LOVE THEM! They are both fun the drive and when you put the pedal to the medal, you’ll feel the Gies !!! 👍😎

[@dat219]

Scotty is always OVER the limit !!!!! Scotty any baby photos YES of yourself..... ?¿? 1:30 " they find problems, they PERFECT THEM ¿???? What Da !!!!!

[@Nick41622]

Common rail diesel vehicles put out condensation from the exhaust, this is caused by the Catalytic converter.

[@TheGatorator]

Didn't realize the Camry came built in with a turn signal reminder 😂

[@kathykelley7605]

I took my car to Nissan because I have an endurance warranty for parts and stuff. Would you believe that they wanted to charge me $925 to change the spark plugs? Can you believe that?

[@jimtownsend7899]

That's because you're paying the hourly labor rate. Depending on the car and the number of cylinders, on some vehicles it involves removing the top of the engine (valve covers, anything that is in the way of doing that, intake manifold, etc.) just to get to the plugs. Stealership labor rates are insane, not to mention the price you pay for the parts. But that's how they make their money. Selling the cars isn't the main profit generator.

[@chucke756]

Almost to 100k on my 2019 SE Camry. Get around 39 MPG on the highway. So far car had the fuel pump replaced under warranty. That’s it. Going to keep it for a while longer. Curious to see how long it will last.

[@stevekapp6462]

It’s too bad that Toyota doesn’t make a simple Camry that is naturally aspirated, with a real transmission and emergency brake that starts with a regular key anymore!

[@bobratu9029]

lol

[@davehtown]

Thats literally what these are.

[@stevekapp6462]

@@davehtown Yea it was a 2022 model. You can’t buy one like that anymore.

[@Cs5oh]

Cry about it old man go get a a 2003 if you want all that

[@dannybryant6873]

This car is NA. And the hybrid is NA also (for the gasoline assist engine).

[@zsazsabear9643]

2010 Prius 92,000 miles ❤ so far soooo great 👍 🙏

[@kaiyu9869]

I got a 93 still running with 236k!

[@aboooodi_n]

Toyota Camry models from 2018, problem with the electric water pump

[@geraldinecarney8456]

I lovvvve Toyota. The only thing that I’m concerned about is a chassis made of aluminum.

[@boodrow24m]

I like my 2024 Rav4 Adventure.

[@sophaman9193]

I think the 2018 model and up is the most handsome looking sedan than other sedan including German sedan

[@cindybarnes1705]

Everyone I was wondering what year Camry it was also. At 9:16 of the video Scotty says it is a 2022 Camry.

[@bmcneil112]

Gotta love this guy! 🤣😂🤣

[@mr.adventure6507]

Looking to buy a 18-21 Toyota tundra 5.7 v8, what are some thing to look out for?

[@sooner_born2256]

Wondering how you will like the newer hybrid only models.

[@Starts_like_this]

Is synthetic oil better than regular oil for old or new Toyotas?

[@alibabaschultz352]

Synthetic is better in every way for all vehicles.

[@Corkfish1]

Pretty sure you can only use synthetic in the newer ones.

[@steveambrose2349]

Watch that Toyota 8-speed tranny. Problems began with the ‘17 model and was put into other models as well. Still lots of law suits against it. That older six-speed is good stuff.

[@RichlandCommunity]

My mechanic advised me to get a Toyota Avalon. What is your opinion of them?

[@hayleypardinan]

Please Review 2025 Honda Civic Si

[@kennestler3414]

Starting in model year 2025 the Camry is only available in hybrid. Uses Toyotas eCVT which is not like other CVT transmissions. Much more durable, responsive and doesn't drone like other CVTs.

[@K5UCQ]

And no key, fob only.

[@Ray-uc4ud]

24 and 25 camrys have cvt transmissions.