The Rise Of Toyota

Toyota became one of the world’s largest automakers by churning out cars, trucks, and sport utility vehicles. In the United States several models were among the country's best selling cars in 2018 including the Toyota Corolla, Camry, Highlander and Tacoma.
Over the years, Toyota has grown a reputation for being affordable, reliable, safe and... kind of boring. A scion of the Toyoda family, Akio Toyoda, now has the reins at the company and has given the company a severe order for no more boring cars.
Now the Japanese giant is doubling down on speed, adventure, and cutting edge technology, in a bid to survive and succeed. It recently relaunched the Toyota Supra, which was originally produced from the late 1970s to the early 2000s.
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The Rise Of Toyota

[@miguelurena4586]

No matter what ppl and journalists say about Toyota being boring cars.... they will always be # 1 in reliability and long term ownership PERIOD.

[@newsgetsold]

Hyundai and Kia will overtake Toyota on reliability.

[@JJustinXu]

newsgetsold haha! That’s funny it will never happen.

[@johnmoore1495]

Ganda Gandara I own a 2000 Honda Civic and while yes the engine and transmission is sound, I have had more problems than the equivalent Toyota Corolla. Windows stick and come off the track, clear coat is peeling like crazy, exhaust has fallen off half a dozen times due to rust, overall body is rusting out, radio knobs don’t work reliably, brake pedal is mushier than mashed potatoes. The drivetrain in Hondas is sound but the rest of the car isn’t as well built as a Toyota. With that said I’d still buy a Honda *car* over a Toyota due to them looking better and being more sporty. Plus I’d say they’re second in reliability after Toyota. After Honda there’s a pretty steep drop off. Like *MAYBE* Ford would be 3rd.

[@GO-nh6br]

their jealously

[@KillenEMsoftly]

all that matters at the end of the day

[@jasonthach44]

If you build a high reliable car with low maintenance cost, people will keep coming back to you.

[@JohnDoe_88]

Most producers go for planned obsolescence and expect consumers to blindly buy cheap metal/plastic cars with Styrofoam bumpers and expect consumers to not question when they are made to breakdown quickly

[@jj5515]

John Doe imagine if all car companies did that. Guess not.

[@spencerg7532]

So like a Tesla Model 3 right?

[@a_velis]

@@spencerg7532 Exactly! Jason just described a different car. Not a Toyota.

[@chiquinarco55]

@@spencerg7532 the comment said reliable and low maintenance cost.

[@GreenAppelPie]

Toyota doesn’t have to worry about competition as long as they keep doing what they’re doing.

[@jamepearson]

GreenAppelPie Not true. Not true at all. Many of companies got fvcked up thinking the same. One must evolve to keep relevant. Even their North America C.A.O stated that in the video, and not getting comfortable. There is always the next best one mile away from passing you out the blue, and becoming the new top dawg. You might want to ask BlackBerry if this true. Nothing stays constant but change. And TOYOTA is no exception.

[@TheOzthewiz]

Resting on your laurels is not going to keep you on top!

[@TheOzthewiz]

@@jamepearson Well written, Sir!

[@BabyBugBug]

Never EVER underestimate your competition. You are 100% wrong I’m sorry.

[@thanhdohuu9473]

@@jamepearson This. In 2007, there was a Forbes article: "Nokia 1 Billion Customers - Can anyone catch the cell phone king?". Sleeping on your success is dangerous.

[@murkage3]

People say Toyota is boring but damn, look at the new Camry! That thing is sportyyy

[@GreenAppelPie]

MurKage. I always like the look of Toyotas

[@yellow98gt]

Unfortunately the build quality has suffered in exchange for the attractive styling

[@nova0954]

Rice lol

[@murkage3]

NOVA 09 in my opinion if you get the V6 It can be something of a sleeper with a tune

[@dexterrr9163]

0-60 in 6seconds is a quir thing for a camry

[@ChrisInvests]

Make quality, reliable cars for fair prices and you're bound to be successful 👍

[@jensenraylight8011]

no, i don't think people want something boring and generic, even if its quality are great and reliable

[@jasonsanders8623]

Have you looked around? Obviously they do.

[@jensenraylight8011]

@@jasonsanders8623 the financial statement do tell the truth, car isn't like big mac, you only buy car a few time in your life, you want the best but you can eat big mac everyday

[@alang9480]

@@jensenraylight8011 Or you can buy a boring reliable car since you'll be dead in a year eating Big Macs anyway so why does it matter.

[@JohnDoe_88]

Yup that goes across the board. Stop the planned obsolescence!!!

[@Dvasqz]

Notice how this video isn’t the rise and fall like it would with a gm or a Ford.

[@Gabez82]

Dennis Vasquez Lol good point.

[@stephcurry9524]

Toyota is quite popular in the world unlike Ford

[@Dvasqz]

Steph Curry I know. My comment was pointing out how the American brands have fallen off.

[@5pctLowBattery]

Ford...Fuel Often Repair Daily?

[@pramit7745]

Ford❤️

[@nismo2070]

I worked for a Toyota/Chrysler dealer for 7 years in the mid/late 90's. The quality difference between the two brands was ridiculously obvious.

[@CyberManny23]

In terms of reliability, toyota is #1

[@cocotaveras8975]

Agreed! Honda is probably #2!

[@johnkraft6053]

Most definitely

[@Striker50_]

@@cocotaveras8975 Honda is not even in the top 10. Mazda is #2

[@davidwu2790]

@WhatsHappening783402 Honda's reliability doesn't come close to Toyota's

[@CarringtonHollister]

@@davidwu2790 new Toyotas aren’t even reliable hell even the Automotive King Scotty Kilmer said it himself

[@sergioruano1455]

I've had a Camry, Rav4, and Tacoma. Toyota just makes great cars.

[@mikefoehr235]

We had Corolla....Tacoma and RAV4...best 3 vehicles have ever owned.

[@cookiebetts6341]

I have a 2003 Sequoia, 2001 Lexus LS 430, 1997 4Runner, 2002 Lexus ES and 2019 Camry

[@TheOzthewiz]

As of 2020, the RAV4 has dropped in reliability, pretty sure problems will be rectified VERY quickly...

[@Idtelos]

Still have my third gen 4Runner 4x4 in stick. Parts are still readily available and it's still a great vehicle.

[@sergioruano1455]

@Grizzy Bear I have had other cars, BMW 325i, Honda Civic, Ford Ranger, and a mistubishi eclipse. I was listing off all the Toyotas I've had and I stick to my original comment.

[@megaboom69]

Hondas and toyotas are the most reliable cars. Had a 2002 Acura with 245 thousand plus miles still ran great. Bought a 2012 Camry now

[@FreddyNg]

@Kevin Prima They do but the Zupra? Not so sure about those BMWs. My old E46's transmission broke down at 65k. Traded in for my current TSX and still running.

[@Bearnos]

Sneakersn Visuals well the engine in the zupra passes Toyota’s rigorous testing so it should be pretty reliable

[@megaboom69]

@Fat Buddha I agree Hondas are better.

[@FreddyNg]

@@Bearnos as much as I like the design of the Zupra, BMW already left a sour taste. I'll wait and see. I'm more interested in the Type-S right now. I'm in the 4-door sport lux market.

[@fatboy19831]

Honda for the most part is mass produced marshmallows. Their reliability is at best average now. Honda has been lost Senes mr Honda died. Has looked to Toyota for inspiration. Now Honda cars are just as boring as the Toyota product without the long term reliability.

[@joesantamaria5874]

The best car company in the world, by far. I’ve driven well over one million miles in various models since 1988, and I would NEVER drive anything else.

[@tee2567]

Yeah. A good Toyota car, while possibly boring, has to be the most bullet proof thing I've seen.

[@tee2567]

I bought possibly the worst example - an econobox repaired by a moron after a relatively minor crash. Drove it across Canada. Twice. Never let me down (in retrospect, the fact that neither the brakes or AC worked properly when I test drove it was probably a sign, but somehow every part he hadn't touched just worked beautifully.)

[@boboutelama5748]

A millenial at my job made fun of Toyota cars beeing boring. At the end of my shift I asked him to wait in front of the office, and I showed up with my Lexus RCF. I believe he's cured now.

[@DjmDjm-hl8pt]

My Toyota has 333,000 miles never touched the engine. Maintenance is key change and check your oil.

[@jeremiascruz2796]

Hell yeah

[@navasgustovo5562]

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[@navasgustovo5562]

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[@hihaveaniceday9386]

How TF did you do maintenance on the car with out touching the engine

[@suatkaratas8600]

Is it gasoline or diesel!

[@whovianforever63]

How can you do a Toyota video and not mention Scotty Kilmer?

[@rubensantana7063]

The 🐐

[@JohnDoe_88]

Ha Rev up your toyota engines!! "They just don't break down!!"

[@eshanwadhwa8517]

Or mention Lexus

[@wileecoyote5749]

Who's that

[@vishalakula8451]

1994 Celica is the best

[@17iking]

My Toyota Yaris is 12 tears old, raked in 300K and still almost as lively and consistent to drive. The most reliable car I have.

[@TheBrightFuture30Channel]

You cannot call Toyota "boring!" It is the only vehicle that I would buy-- one that is fast, reliable, and updated with the latest technology.

[@smeagol7247]

i think people think of them as being boring because they are not the best looking vehicle's but it is safe cheap reliable and fuel efficient cheap maintence

[@TheBrightFuture30Channel]

@@smeagol7247 You think $45K is cheap? You’re not a millionaire. You can’t use words like that!

[@Steve-hi1db]

New video idea: Why American cars are unreliable?

[@steinerhayes]

Yes please

[@Steve-hi1db]

I used to love American cars but the quality is embarrassingly bad

[@neversettle8702]

Greed... saved you 10 minutes!!

[@JohnDoe_88]

Called planned obsolescence

[@jacobsladder375]

Because American company car makers only are seeking sort term revenue & sacrifice quality (Money $$) while Japanese car makers prioritize quality & long term revenue in return.

[@pyrophobia133]

who cares about boring looks if it gets you from A to B and not cost an arm and a leg to fix and maintain

[@kresimircosic9035]

Look at ze Germans. Their auto industry is solely living off of repairs.

[@fahoudey]

And on weekends to point C

[@peppapigthekiller7539]

Not a true car guy

[@AllHailNannerpuss]

@@peppapigthekiller7539 Right. You need aftermarket crap and *dash lights that mean nothing* to be a car guy. Idiot

[@peppapigthekiller7539]

All Hail Nannerpuss And you don’t even know what the term “Car guy” means.

[@mikedevaney3507]

Toyota make incredibly reliable cars so people buy them

[@TheOzthewiz]

Consistently RELIABLE!!!!

[@byronchavarria4954]

I Don’t Pay Attention To Car Reliability

[@byronchavarria4954]

Tesla Is Reliable

[@shezadm6300]

yup very good cars! the corolla i drive works great! by the way, the videos on the playlist on my channel might interest some people!

[@USAads2023]

Toyota a car that you can get in your 20’s and totally give to your 20 year children. They are so good cars

[@redmustangredmustang]

My 03 Camry has 202,000 miles and still going strong.

[@katiekyser5719]

My ‘99 camry is at 379K

[@jdea1817]

That's any car now a days easily

[@redmustangredmustang]

@@jdea1817 no you think a GM or especially a Chrysler car can make that many miles. Hell no,.

[@slamdunk118]

@@jdea1817 haha in your dream, American cars always have issue after 2-3 years .

[@Michael_ryan91]

@Billy Ray Valentine i have a 90 wrangler with 388,000 miles 4.0 and a 03 grandcherokee with 200k both run great.

[@izziereal2010]

CNBC, you should've featured a 1994 Toyota Celia in this video.

[@kyle8523]

Scotty Kilmer would be proud. xd

[@HocDolliday]

Best car ever made! Best color: silver.

[@mrbasscow]

izziereal2010 i knew this was gona be here

[@ScarButta]

And an 02 Lexus GS

[@spamguy1156]

What about a 1987 Toyota Sprinter Trueno Gt-Apex

[@CoryMaiden]

I love my Toyota Corolla!!! Best reliable car ever. Boring you say? What's boring is sitting in a service waiting room. You won't see me there a lot, except for an oil change. Thank you Toyota!!! Don't stop making reliable vehicles!!!

[@MarquosXoloVanda]

Pfff step up your game and change your oil.

[@tielmaster7879]

"Rev up your engines!" Like if you got the reference.

[@changeseeker6102]

Aha Scotty kilmer fan spotted

[@isaacho4573]

Nissans are endless money pits... piles of garbage!!!!

[@TheHelghast1138]

❤️🏁😎 Scotty!

[@NickyNightShine]

The Supra was originally the Toyota CELICA Supra

[@arnoldstephen5668]

Plastic crap

[@tougeruzbay]

I've owned a few camrys, accords, nissan 300zx and 240sx, maxima. I own a 13 Accord V6 Sedan and Toyota and Honda are my most favorite of car makers.

[@DietBajaBlast]

humble brag

[@lunareclipse511]

TougeRuzbay I like Mazda And Mitsubishi

[@tougeruzbay]

@@DietBajaBlast it's called working hard to get the cars you want hardass

[@tougeruzbay]

@@lunareclipse511 they good too, from the Mazda rx7 and rx8 to the lancer evolutions but they're very costly for maintenance too.

[@mitomr.twiceasnice4358]

Family been buying since 92. We learned to value our moolah.

[@nosah8415]

5:36 "US roads were smooth and new." Lmaooo. What a time 1958 must have been!

[@Saturdayz_In_The_Fall]

no sah exactly 😂 a damn shame America cant afford to fix their roads today

[@jar1005]

no sah in az they are fixing all the roads and making new free ways. Idk where you live

[@TheOzthewiz]

@@Saturdayz_In_The_Fall The TOP 1% have 90% of the wealth, what else would you expect?

[@vicbuisset5586]

Its hard to beat toyota's reliability. My first was a 1986 Toyota HiLux 4X4 Pickup that went to my dad when I updated to a 1993 Toyota Pickup and is now driven by my nephew, my 1993 Pickup now belongs to my step daughter and the 1996 Rav4 I inherited when my father passed served us very well into 2015 before I sold it to a friend for his daughter to drive. So as far as I know, every toyota I've ever owned is still on the road!

[@shashank2164]

Toyota's annual revenue is $240 billion. Volkswagen comes at second ($117 billion)

[@ahmednajeebbutt]

That's more than gdp of most countries 💀

[@sourajyoti]

Volkswagen Audi Group is the biggest automaker, with a revenue of $278 bil.

[@abdulharistmuqorrobin7647]

@@sourajyoti no. Toyota 2018 revenue is $272B and VW group made $235B

[@wheelman4824]

@Captain Caveman Say it loud and proud dude! I'm with you

[@so1idify]

Abdul Harist Muqorrobin Volkswagen Group is 278 billion. #1 selling brand in 2018 was Volkswagen

[@c21hustle]

You can keep the "exciting" car, I'd rather have a boring reliable car

[@matte8441]

Why not both. I have a 2011 BMW 335i and 1998 Toyota Camry under one garage.

[@drewisours]

Same! I love my Corolla

[@brianblankenship5721]

Agreed.

[@h.a.4600]

Haha you Whimp, what does make you think the new Supra isn't fun and reliable?

[@tex168]

And low maintenance. Toyota uses quality parts and they are reliable. The land cruiser was built to last 25 years. Yikes. I have a 2016 runner 4x4, 250k miles. I just changed the fluids regularly.

[@MidwestDIY]

Toyota saves me money, current one 4runner V8 315k miles, still all original parts

[@fatboy19831]

Get out now. You have reached the end of its duty cycle.

[@nickolastiguan]

I don’t care what you do #Toyota, just keep making reliable vehicles.

[@yellowmoon1084]

Ugh. Don't change your strategy to add unnecessary tech and more features that will break and cost a fortune to fix. Just make reliable cars that are practical.

[@lebronjames7780]

Fr, like idgaf if I get clowned for driving a “Corolla” if I’m saving money.

[@yellow98gt]

Yes just like they just used the most unreliable company (BMW) to partner up with ? It's the beginning of fall

[@peppapigthekiller7539]

James You act like reliability is better than safety.

[@elkofcanada5003]

They are keeping with reliable. Notice how they aren't doing tiny 2.0L turbo engines in their SUVs and instead keeping to reliable V6's?

[@adventureoflinkmk2]

But but it would go against the not boring bland mindset!!! 😂😂😂😂

[@dannyvee4499]

My Tacoma 96’ has 343k 2.4l still running 🏃 strong 💪🏻

[@andrewfernandez5062]

I will continue buying Toyota and lexus for the rest of my life

[@eurosonly]

Then you're doing it wrong. You don't keep on buying them. You just buy one and it'll last you a life time.

[@TheHavaianas24]

@@eurosonly exactly. i have a 2006 toyota matrix, its still running fine

[@jcampbell2481]

I have owned my 2005 Camry SE V6 for 15 years. Totally reliable, needs almost no maintenance, powerful and fun to drive. Best car I have ever owned!

[@tsengmichael9910]

Love Lexus and Toyota

[@cocotaveras8975]

And Honda too for me!

[@pamodonnell3651]

One thing you should never underestimate. An ambitious Japanese engineer who never stops trying to improve the quality with a car or make it better in one way or another.

[@axvarela]

Toyota's hybrid strategy is outstanding.

[@a_velis]

The Prius has lost a lot of value. Mainly because they moved all the hybrid tech to other cars in their lineup.

[@RobertNaik]

Andrew Velis I think that’s a good thing. I never liked the look of the prius but then I saw the Lexus models. I ended up getting one.

[@a_velis]

My main issue with Toyota's hybrid tech is that it is really old and has not really been innovated on.

[@joseruiz4026]

The Prius was a stepping stone as for any model that starts I'm sure

[@alphonsusho8962]

They are smart in making almost every vehicle they have a hybrid, a lot of people are still hesistant on getting a full electric vehicle, of course hybrids are far away from a Tesla, yet it offers very good fuel economy, people for get toyota is meant as a family vehicle not a sport/fast cars, however over the year the quality of the interior has been improving.

[@hummingbird3122]

Toyota cars were the best selling cars over50 countries in2018 🗾💪

[@mikefoehr235]

Really....that is true?

[@FBISHOJI]

@@mikefoehr235 yup

[@nayeer01]

In Bangladesh...85% cars are from toyota....be on the roads here and you will have your brain stuck with a toyota logo and you will never forget it...

[@mikeree8543]

Not really.. maybe USA.. in Europe kia and Hyundai are ahead. Maybe Toyota ranks 10th place. In Korea they sold 700 corolla, qualities are no that good. I know they sell pretty good in Iran, Iraq, and African countries, Mexico. Pretty much third countries. Even UAE kia does much better.

[@vishalabraham9203]

The middle East is also a big market for Toyota.. their SUVs like land cruiser,Prado etc have high demand

[@alejandrofallas9734]

My 2001 Tundra has 300,000 original miles and counting on it's original engine and transmission both running smoothly. That's how a company makes a name of it's own...

[@lotto5742]

Toyota is more American than Ford and GM.

[@marktrinidad7650]

Sad but true. Take a look at GM, instead of expanding they closed down not 1 but 4 plants, 1 in Canada and opened a brand new one in Mexico. Enough of the bailout in 2009.

[@Gamerteamguy]

Mark Trinidad not bailing out GM and ford probably would have saved more jobs than bailing them out. God the bailouts were dumb

[@merc-ni7hy]

how stupid and dumb can you be???...TOYOTA is not..or ever will be american ...dont get confused about toyota building vehicles here....and being american ....god ppl are so stupid ...if you move to japan...does that make you japanese?????.....hell no

[@merc-ni7hy]

@@marktrinidad7650 ever wonder why they closed down some plants in america?..its becuase ford and GM are way out numbered here on there own soil ...and ppl most likely ppl like you who buy japanese cars

[@randomrazr]

@@merc-ni7hy st least there not shutting plants down

[@vishalakula8451]

I was attentively watching the video until I got a chrysler junk ad

[@wunderfull]

Vishal Akula Lol, my ad is actually a local car dealer regarding Toyota.

[@GreenAppelPie]

Was Mathew being all cool again?

[@AE86FTS]

But the channel has no say in which ads play.

[@chrissscottt]

I own a Lexus, it ain't flashy but I love it. A BMW owner might call it boring but I don't.

[@cookiebetts6341]

BMW drivers don’t use indicators. Do t worry bout what they say

[@junrenong8576]

Fun fact. The new Supra is basically a rebadged and redesigned BMW Z4 M40ii

[@trudypapoutsis7971]

Sister owns BMW. $3500 to repair oil seal leak at 20K miles! Germans make excellent cars for limited periods of time. Even in WWII Germans had best tanks, but need a fleet of mechanics to follow them around to keep them going.

[@jamesg8199]

My mom still drives a 1987 Camry with over 200,000 miles on the original engine and transmission.

[@user-fn9os7gp4w]

I will most likely die without CNBC KZbin Channel. Keep up the great work. Unbelievably entertaining, and a feast for curious humans.

[@jacobsladder375]

Already have had 3 Toyota's & currently will be buying my 4th Toyota car.

[@DietBajaBlast]

you can only drive one at a time, leave some for the rest of us

[@jacobsladder375]

@@DietBajaBlast 🤣🤣

[@juanzingarello4005]

I have a 2016 Rav4. Love the car. 40k miles later and the CUV has had absolutely ZERO issues. Not even a flicker from the check engine light. The car has been phenomenal to us and I wouldn't think twice to recommend a Toyota to others. I definitely plan to hold unto this particular one till the very end. That being said though, the car has no appeal to it whatsoever. We even bought the sporty SE model because it was the best looking with the contrasting black trim and black rims and it had a sport tuned suspension but there is no getting around the appliance-like feel it has. And to make matters worst, these Toyotas are popular as Ubers and other forms of taxi and livery vehicles which makes them even less appealing. I even had somebody approach me asking me if I was their Uber at a train station when waiting for my wife. Much like the Crown Victoria is the signature police car, the Toyota (namely Camry, Highlander, and Rav4) are signature taxi cabs. We plan on getting a second vehicle, and now I am on the fence of getting a Highlander because I feel like I am aspiring to get another taxi cab.

[@kenball1980]

My friend recently was having troubles with the transmission in his pickup truck. I took him to a mechanic who told him this transmission has over 150,000 miles on it, that means it's time to have your transmission either rebuilt or replaced. My friend commented on my Camry having 368000 miles, and my Prius having 270000 miles both on the original Transmissions. His response was you're talkin about a Toyota, they're on a whole different level. If everyone owned a Toyota I'd probably be out of a job.

[@Clxkenem]

No talking about Lexus.. half review

[@sherqyanstromain9580]

I think they skip all the things that made Toyota great like how they and others made cheap sports cars a thing and how they pushed europe to the standards they have now

[@Network126]

Lexus is just rebadged Toyotas..

[@senorbautista6143]

Well, they should have talked about Daihatsu (which is basically owned by Toyota) 🙄

[@real_unique_username]

@@Network126 Have you ever driven a Lexus?

[@simoncquach]

@@Network126 Not really. Lexus has 5 rear wheel drive cars developed by Lexus. While Toyota has 0 of course not counting the Supra & Brz since those are joint ventures.

[@Camiloqz]

Tacoma and 4runner TRD pro line are my favourite ones ! FJ were iconic too

[@RatanaKhengChristyle]

We still have our Toyota family pickup truck since I was a child back in the early 80’s. That vehicle just don’t stop going. I think I will die before it even breaks down on us. Worthy to have it running this long.

[@aegyo9272]

Even ISIS know what a Toyota's value.

[@immersiveparadox]

Lol, but sadly yes. Hilux are way popular there.

[@klau88873]

You would never see those bad ppl driving ford or anything american made.

[@zihaoliu605]

back in the time, bin laden's terrorist motorized "armada" uses Toyota tundra to fight with the US military in the middle east. That was the best commercial on earth.

[@patthonsirilim5739]

@@immersiveparadox well if its abke to perfrom in a war its good enough for the road.

[@dkjain311]

lol ya

[@fluffy2642]

I have a 2000 Toyota 4Runner 4WD with 240,000 miles and it still runs great, simple and reliable all i ever need from my car

[@hillz621]

Same goes for my Toyota Avensis t22, never had a issue with it, still amazed by it. :D

[@iVince905]

Even the Camry xse are nice looking cars

[@Axtec36]

iVince905 yep

[@kycerguian7232]

I own a Toyota Vios (2011 model) and still up to this day, performs amazingly like it was bought yesterday. ❤

[@rogerwhite9940]

“No more boring cars” Yeah please tell that to Hyundai,Nissan,Honda, and Mitsubishi

[@BMWROYAL]

Leonel Valadez Nissan has a 600hp super car and of course the 370Z and let’s not forget the 300hp maxima. The only issue is Nissan needs to refresh the r35 and 370Z. Hyundai has a genius coupe and the Veloster. Honda brought back the type and the NSX. Mitsubishi definitely belongs tho along with Kia

[@habibbialikafe339]

nissan gtr. honda civic is a normal but fun car.

[@justinl2009]

*cough* Hyundai has the i30N, Veloster N, Elantra N and the whole Genesis brand with the G80 and GV80, both very interesting cars. Nissan literally has the GTR and 370Z, along with the up and coming 400Z. Honda has the Civic Type R and the new Accord (surprisingly interesting car.) Have no words for Mitsubishi lmao, I agree with you on that.

[@pete5668]

I had a Mitsubishi back in the late 80s. It was a fun car but the build quality was shaky. It was the 1988 Cordia.

[@mfitzy100]

Toyota continually move forward and don’t rest on their laurels. They’re always evolving and trying new things at the same time keeping their fundamentals like reliability and economy in every car

[@lrt7474]

150,000 miles on my 2004 Corolla Toyota and still going strong

[@MarquosXoloVanda]

lesly tirado 200k is breaking it in. 50,000 more to go. You can do it! My tundra has 273k+.

[@fatboy19831]

Sell at 250k. 300k is when it all starts to come to an end.

[@DLewis-pc2op]

Bought two 4 runners. A Limited and a SR5. Both are bullet proof......reliable, safe and great resale value. Sold my Mercedes SUV and a Cadillac ......never looked back. These are my first Toyota products. 4 Runners are built in Japan. I'm thrilled with the quality...........

[@andybub45]

Tundra or Silverado? Like for Tundra, comment for Silverado.

[@NEGT01]

Andy's Shop I’m a ford person, but I’d take a Silverado over a tundra

[@rowlandmartin85]

F-150

[@TheOzthewiz]

The Silverado's reliability has TANKED!

[@jayk6448]

the new toyota camrys are so nice these days

[@jasonmacaro4052]

My family has had 6 toyotas going back about 30 years(incliding a sequoia and a prius i currently own) and they have all except ,for the prius, have been fantastic

[@Nikhil_George]

My Dad is a proud Toyota Innova owner from over 10 years now,and I always tell him "He's a Gentleman only when he's with his Toyota"...😂

[@shinrips]

I have always had a Toyota. My first was my '74 Corolla SR5. 1600 2TC, Isky solid lift cam, 5 speed, shortened shifter, fender flares, 4 barrel carburator, intake, headers, out back-widened13x5 SR5 rims w/ beauty rings all around rims painted and glossed black, Porsche side mirrors, traction bars, MSD, aftermarket steering wheel, tach coming out of the steering column, stock turqoise color, . I miss her. next car, '90 Corolla SR5, then '94 Corolla coupe, '99 4-Runner 5-speed, 2017 Corolla. The Car/company has never let me down especially with the legendary reliability. My future car will be a Supra.

[@jeffb.4800]

Just bought a 2019rav4 hybrid and love it. Previously vehicle was an 06 Tacoma. Great truck and decided to keep it.

[@jed23ify]

Jeff B. Nice choice, that’s a great Suv

[@henrymccomments]

That Tacoma being 13 years old depending on trim and mileage can still have 45-50% of its original msrp

[@albertogonzales8049]

However the Toyota Supra that's a good car even though it has a BMW engine

[@kyle8523]

To be honest it's basically a BMW Roadster.

[@ristekostadinov2820]

@@kyle8523 but it's faster than the z4 i think the car is underrated hp.

[@n4sos]

even though the z4 and the supra have the same powertrain, they are both engineered differently by their own manufacturers.

[@PatrickRich]

@@n4sos They are basically identically minus tuning and design. Same chassis, same drivetrain, same infotainment, etc etc. Its more than just the engine. Almost every single part on the Supra has BMW stamped on it.

[@raafidk]

It's not only a BMW engine, it's codeveloped by Toyota and BMW

[@arislopes1924]

Watched this video while seating on my 02 4runner, btw she’s got 223k miles on her and still counting and she still runs like new

[@jason2live190]

Toyota and Honda’s are the best car manufacturers

[@sebastianmemphis283]

Toyoda is recognized as a reliable car at affordable price in the US.

[@Mabeylater293]

According to consumer reports, the Porsche Boxter is extremely reliable.

[@gravemind6536]

I am sure it is until its 5 years old.

[@fatboy19831]

Gravemind nope the Boxster is reliable. There are many 200k plus Boxsters running around. They are extremely expensive to maintain.

[@tesla416]

@@fatboy19831 Anything is reliable, if you maintain it enough! LOL

[@fatboy19831]

@@tesla416 Cadillac Northstar V8?

[@cards-vs7hv]

I never thought I'd be brand loyal but after buying a new 1998 Camry I've had nothing but Toyota since, by the way that camera was probably the best built one of them all.

[@Ali-we1tk]

I ve had 4 corrollas,3 hilux,1 fortuner,and i have to say that toyota is amazing

[@VietnamAndKoreanFlashbacks]

my Toyota tundra has 850k miles with the original engine, if you Google or KZbin it there are plenty of million mile Toyotas around the world

[@NicholasLittlejohn]

Really poor mileage though.

[@mitchreive9173]

@@NicholasLittlejohn i think you missed the point. And buying a Tundra and complaining about fuel economy is like buying a big house and saying it costs too much to heat. You know what you are getting into i hope!

[@VietnamAndKoreanFlashbacks]

@@NicholasLittlejohn better than being stuck on the side of the road from driving a domestic vehicle, getting no mileage.

[@williamegler8771]

You will also find plenty of European and American cars and trucks to.

[@fatboy19831]

allen lee there are million mile Ford F-150’s out there. I only knew my grandfather to have the same Ford pick up till he passed away. It was over 40 years old. I wish I had kept it.

[@brandonsanchez7465]

Still seeing a good amount of late 90s Toyota cars on the road says a lot about their reliability.

[@saipuakivikaupias]

Thank you RegularCars review guy! Great narration.

[@srmonkey12]

I just got a 2018 Toyota Corolla se. And I love it. It’s so amazing and great on gas

[@josueugarte749]

I love my Toyota it’s a excitement when I travel with it

[@ianconner7034]

Love Toyotas. My family has a 1990 Toyota Camry which has, aside from a few issues (some of which aren't the car's fault -_-) been deadbeat reliable.

[@edmundoublianda6336]

Thanks CNBC very insightful. Please do a deep dive on Tesla Honda & Kia

[@Mike.L.]

I'm 49 years old and recently bought a 2005 Camry. I've never so much as driven a Toyota before. Now I'm wishing I had. I love my Camry and the gas mileage absolutely smokes the Hummer I just sold! LOL

[@physicalivan]

i prefer that toyota never changes. keep making reliable cars is what it matters to me 👍

[@rhrh7779]

Absolutely agree👏

[@josh-cq3ju]

4runner got 260k miles

[@solooverland3666]

Josh V Excellent! What year?

[@josh-cq3ju]

@@solooverland3666 1998!

[@keselekbakiak]

If i want to buy a car that i will use everyday for years of working, i will choose toyota. It's not boring, it's reliable and last longer than some brands.

[@TheH2daizle]

I’m driving a 91 4runner. It’s my favorite car ever. I’d love to retrofit it into an electric once I can afford to.

[@LocoMan123]

Toyota: Inject excitement: also Toyota: gets rid of all cars on video games

[@sultanarya5538]

I mean they right of using toyota car is only for gran turismo

[@lukegamer167]

@@sultanarya5538 well they do have some in forza

[@JM-ud6my]

Toyota is the best car maker for the regular person

[@anthonyr1930]

Toyota’s scream “I’m poor”

[@blackmesa232323]

@@anthonyr1930 Toyotas scream "I'm sensible with my money". Real poor people finance expensive and unreliable American or European cars.

[@LordLoMR2]

But Toyota’s hold their value much better than most cars. Look at Audi and Mercedes value after 3 years..... you’ll “look” more rich, but in reality probably more poor in terms of car value. Example, $80,000 Mercedes after 5 years is only worth $40,000. A $30,000 Toyota probably around $20,000. So you lose $40k on the Mercedes looking “rich” and only $10k looking “poor”. I’d rather look poor. The only expensive cars worth buying are the ultra expensive limited edition/low production number Ferrari’s Lamborghinis Porsche’s etc.

[@brandonlin6126]

@@anthonyr1930 bro. Rich people dont ball all of their money on cars and big houses. They are secretive and you could walk past a rich person and not know

[@lupavo1738]

@@blackmesa232323 Thats a pretty stupid statement because most, if not all newer year model Toyota/Lexus cars on the road today are "financed." Please tell who's walking into a Toyota/Lexus dealer with 30k+ cash for a car smh.

[@barryingram9846]

I remember the first car my mother bought was a brand new 1970 Toyota Corona. I also worked at NUMMI for 22 years, as did my father. I'm not particularly brand loyal. I've had Toyota, Nissan, Mazda, VW, GM and Ford. But mostly Toyota. Currently have a 2009 Scion XB and a 2018 F150.

[@MatteoComensoli]

can't wait for the part 2 !

[@tiburonroano]

I just bought a 2019 Rav 4. This model is different from the old Rav 4s traditional look. I was fond of the old Rav 4 look but I like this new cool look also

[@fatboy19831]

Yep Rav 4’s have always been “cool” Lol.

[@robertwhite6203]

My mom has a 2016 model no issues ! The only thing we’ve done is oil changes & differential service every 15,000 on the differential . Other then that no problems . Prior to he 2016 My mom had a 2013 model until it was in a wreck & then the insurance co toaled it out .

[@linkwpc]

"No more boring cars! Lets raid the BMW parts bin for some non boring stuff!"

[@mrflamewars]

Guaranteed to fail in many -interesting-, not at all boring ways.

[@GreenAppelPie]

Yeah that was an odd thing to do.

[@mayureshpatilindia7594]

they're codeveloping bruh shut

[@yellow98gt]

This is the beginning of the Fall for Toyota

[@wclifton968gameplaystutorials]

Toyota didn't want to make the Supra but demand kept on going so they went to BMW and asked them to badge engineer one of their sporty cars (the Z4) for them and just add toyota logos and supra logos all over the cars...

[@ahadfazal7177]

Toyata we using from 70 s and still hv .love it.

[@bluenosemassmedia2996]

Been buying Toyota since 1980. You can get hundreds of thousands of miles out of them and reliable.

[@kevin7151]

Reliability is key and there is no one that has been consistently better than Toyota in the auto industry. I have owned many different auto brands, and at this point will only buy Japanese, and in most cases just Toyota. Many have shared this experience and are highly unlikely to switch back to brands they had uneven experiences with. Further, if one wants to move upmarket, they can buy a Lexus and know that the quality experience will persist.

[@mikefoehr235]

Man...you sound just like me

[@kevin7151]

@@mikefoehr235 Sounds like we have shared experiences. No going back for me. What the auto industry doesn't realize there are many buyers like this and they have lost potential customers forever. Go Toyota!

[@mikefoehr235]

@@kevin7151 Some say Toyota is boring...well that fits with me. Coolest thing about owning a Toyota...tow truck drivers are crying the blues. Dont see too many on the hook.

[@Ahmed56580]

I love Toyota's, they love their customers

[@billthompson5644]

I Had 2 1983 Toyota SR 5 Tercel wagons four-wheel drive with a 6-speed, they were ridiculously dependable they weren't all wheel drive they were four wheel drive, with a separate shifter to kick in the rear wheels.

[@AC44CWCTE5695]

I had a 2007 Toyota Tundra with 250,000 miles ran like new everyday even after my accident it still ran great

[@murrymirage5904]

I've been hearing the Supra won't be offered with a manual, big disappointment if so

[@cpufreak101]

It is confirmed to be automatic only, but considering the fact the Corvette went auto only as well now should explain everything

[@JesusMeza3]

I was so confused I thought you meant a car reading manual

[@TheSkete]

@BillHK - America has gotten soft, but I drive a manual pick up everyday...

[@lupavo1738]

@@cpufreak101 Thank the dual clutch system, faster shifts in the autos now. Although, I really don't agree with GM scraping manual in this mid engine vehicle, but it has to be done performance wise.

[@Dowlphin]

What Murks consider exciting. Convenient, childishly playful, careless, idiot-proof. OK, a bit too cynical maybe, but you get the idea. The USA is on average a very immature and spoiled nation, as expressed by its behavior in contrast to the rest of the world.

[@yoranw4608]

1987 Toyota: "Quality Today. Success Tomorrow" SIMPLE AS THAT.

[@thomasaquinas2600]

Toyota always went for the sure thing, avoiding gambling their reputation on new untried things (see Vega, Northstar, 4-6-8, Edsel, Pinto, AMC Pacer, and so on.) Their dull cars fit into niches and people finally were steered into the showroom. Eureka, it's dull but it drives and drives. Quality sells, Dr. Deming's theories on quality, and aggressive marketing which included regional stars to sell, from athletes to Junior Samples. And it all worked. I never regretted a Toyota purchase, did you??

[@natalieitliongfechter6073]

Love Toyota! Got my husband to switch to corolla and loves it!