The 2022 Toyota Tundra 1794 Is A Hugely Improved Texas Style Luxury Truck

[@theredline]

We should be getting our hands to test the Tundra i-Force MAX hybrid powertrain for a week to test very soon and we will be driving the new Toyota Sequoia out in Texas in about a month. Stay tuned for lots of new Toyota content coming up very soon! Lots of big changes are coming for this brand and we're obsessed with all the improvements.

[@twoweeledsoto6072]

I'm really curious about the hybrid. Supposed to be nice, but I assume wastegate issues could possibly be on the hybrid as well. We'll see.

[@donkykon2094]

looks like it's going to eat you for breakfast

[@julioviloria3289]

Looking like i-force + brake boost will be just as fast as hybrid 0-60. Hybrid will just decrease your tow capacity cause of the added weight. But the hybrid will hold resale value better and theoretically more reliable since less work for the TTv6

[@joelhidalgo1677]

Awesome video and review as always. You are top-notch my man.

[@audaciousifti]

I was able to ride this thing at the NYIAS a few weeks ago. God damn it accelerates so fast for a truck.

[@jxmar_]

8:00 even the sienna has higher voltage! And there’s remote start. Lock, lock, lock and hold and it’ll start! Pls redline stop saying we have to use the app when we DONT!

[@kennardwatson2317]

Coolest Truck on the market💥❤️‍🔥💯 . More bells and whistles than the "JSU" Marching Band very nice Truck "Toyota is JOB #1"😂👍

[@Theonestrongbusleader]

Wow! This is a such an amazing pickup truck. Also I really love how Toyota done in their other vehicles. Also this will be a great truck to drive around and carrying work materials. Overall, fantastic job and review sofyan.

[@aye3678]

Big fan of the interior on this particular model. Interested in seeing what the brown interior looks like.

[@Travis8126]

I own a 2014 Tundra crew cab 4x4 with 5.7 which is one of the most reliable engines ever built, easily goes 300k with oil changes. Adding turbos just adds headaches and eventual failures. Definitely like the longer bed length but definitely not a fan of power plant. I’ll take the 5.7 with less fuel economy

[@joepedalino8645]

Me too love it. Think it might look better than this other than I like the new girl

[@mikehughes8023]

That’s what a warranty is for and these new Tundras have that. Don’t forget even the 2007-2021 Tundras had the valve issues but it was covered under warranty. If it’s Toyota I guarantee it will last with proper maintenance intervals.

[@TheRKHCollection]

My family has a 2014 Tundra that we got brand new back in 2014. We’ve only put 65,000 miles on it so it’s not even close to broken in yet for Toyota truck that could easily go over 1 million miles. The interior and exterior of the new tundra is beautiful. They did a great job with the design of the interior and exterior. However, I knew it would happen, but I’m super sad to see the old 5.7 V8 go. I know it is slow and has really shitty gas mileage but like I said, it could easily do 1 million miles, it’s a loud old school naturally aspirated V8 that sounds amazing. The new twin-turbo V6 seems like a decent engine. But the horsepower is weak and the gas mileage is only like 3 MPG better with city driving. We plan on keeping our 2014 for many more years. Not worth the upgrade at all to us. Especially since it’s only driven in the city and never taken on road trips.

[@leonardcole5095]

This power train has more HP and 20% more torque than the 5.7. I have driven both and the 3.5 TT is much stronger and the gas mileage is closer to 5mpg improvement on the highway.

[@joesmith3908]

I bought the 21 knowing the new gen was ab to come out. First new vehicle purchase ever and I love it! I’m not driving it daily so gas mileage doesn’t matter so much.

[@eyalschnider]

the big three dont have what to worry about.

[@twoweeledsoto6072]

I think I would've been much happier with the original 5.7 V8 with the 10 speed trans. It would have easily been worth the loss of 1 or 2 MPG.

[@michaelsorrentino6784]

I wish they would add a new package to compete with the trx with a naturally aspirated v8 instead of the v6. I would buy that in a heartbeat

[@christopherstreet2214]

If you press the lock button three times and hold on the third time it will remote start

[@xrigtrk]

Don't mess with grill I'm a crome fan, man that baby is beautiful.

[@paytonkrumenauer1393]

At 4:55 there’s a huge crease in the front fender, did not see it on the other side.

[@alberttropeano3909]

He banged it up!

[@joes9584]

Is that a dent on the passenger side fender?

[@Littleathquakes]

lol omg it’s pretty big too

[@ronsteitz4535]

Toyota didn’t need to compete with the other junk. Gen 2 is proven and reliable. Now Toyota is starting over and will have to prove its self all over again. Given a few yrs and then we will judge the New 2022 Toyota Tundra Truck🤔🤨

[@joepedalino8645]

What happened to the chrome on the side view mirrors?

[@guyletellier2461]

I Sofian, i love your reviews. Suggestion: could you add comment on the paint work of the véhicule as well of body panel fitment ? Thank you and keep doing reviews.

[@andrewcweaver]

Honestly this is one of the first Toyotas I’ve actually really liked. Although, (maybe I’m crazy) but the back reminds me of the Lincoln Blackwood.

[@phongtruong2297]

24:00 we tend to put the things we care about on our lock screens. I had suspicions but this pretty much confirms it Sofyan. Embrace it, and congratulations :)

[@deccan1194]

Is it me or at 4:33 you can see a dont on the front fender? Or is it just a body line?

[@CumBrianFries]

Definitely not part of the body lines...

[@samuelm5140]

That's 100% a dent

[@Slowwagonftl]

Lololol Toyota Camry sent on a Toyota Tundra. Checks out

[@heyfrancis3332]

Love the animation on the screen, idk why any car company still makes analog dials or those hybrid screens

[@mclarenspeedtail8988]

Honestly after seeing this in person in the NY Auto show 2022, it's great on the looks but on the inside was very interesting. The infotainment is obviously a good system to use (no home screen though), the wood trim feels fake on the door panels (idk why) but on the dashboard it was fine. The seats are comfortable and the powertrain is pretty good. Is it better than the f150? I wasn't sure on those two trucks.

[@joepedalino8645]

And what's with the white instead of orange?

[@theloversDeAyer]

Not the “Carolina squat” 😭

[@kennardw12]

Remote start!! Click the lock button 3 times but on the third time hold it down and the lights on the truck will flash and then start the truck

[@makeitmakesense411]

The camera falling at the end was nice

[@cyrilthomas9730]

With all the changes and features that they have added/made to the Tundra, it's obvious that Toyota is trying everything they can do to reach ford F-150 customers, but they're a tough bunch to please... and i mean the customers of the Silverado/Sierra and Ram 1500, Tahoe / Yukon... all the big body on frame vehicles of the big 3...their customers are hard to please..

[@DH-hp7nv]

I agree. I am one of those ford fans. I owned a 14’ tundra for a while which was a good truck, however it was just not on the same level with the big 3. I have kept an eye on what the toyota was doing with the tundra and i am not a fan of this new gen. I don’t think there is anything toyota could do to compete with the big 3. I would spend money on an F series or a Ram anyday over what looks like a bigger tacoma.

[@Tinrs80]

Yeh I have only one Uncle that will only Buy Fords and another uncle that will only Buy Chevy Trucks..They have a Tough and loyal following with there Customers.

[@willthorson4543]

Its not tough to please. Its called standards. The tundra is always below the f150 and ram and so on. If it wasnt, it wouldn't be in last place every year for 2 decades.

[@platinumangelwings]

@@willthorson4543 The Tundra has only been in existence for barely over two decades. Ford and GM have been offering their mainstay pickups since at least the early 50's. Sounds like a tough to please customer base who only buys what their daddy or grandpappy had.. at least to me.

[@sharonbraselton4302]

ñí hybreßd éktrç yet

[@tomculligan7541]

Can't wait to see the review of the 2022 #Tundra TRD Pro!!!!

[@perrywlam]

Good review! I totally agree it sounds like a V8!

[@mr.oshawottryana.m.1785]

...until the turbochargers start warping from the excessive heat output and the engine starts clacking.

[@mikehughes8023]

@@mr.oshawottryana.m.1785 that’s why you have a warranty. Unless you purposely drive it like it’s a sports car to cause that type of damage.

[@richardrybarczyk1143]

When it comes to trucks I’ve always been a Ford fan but this is a nice looking truck. I thought these big trucks should have a V-8 under the hood and to tell you the truth I expected Toyota to use a V-8.

[@jeffb.6642]

With all of the turbo issues they're having, they should have used a V8

[@tylercritelli587]

Turbos don't last 2 n 300k miles turbo is a money pit when you get up there in milage also your beating that little 6 cylinder with the heavy truck

[@caglioso]

Single turbos that aren’t over stressed can last a really long time, just look at older Porsches. But twin turbos are a concern over long term, especially on heavier vehicle with smaller displacement engine.

[@dude-yg9ez]

@@caglioso the turbos aren't big, it's twin turbos because it needs torque off the line, so a small turbo will spool up quicker, a single turbo won't make sense

[@JH-mt3pp]

@@jeffb.6642 All of the issues ? How many have their been ?

[@GreaterThanSolomon]

Forced induction will reduce the longevity of the engine?

[@mr.oshawottryana.m.1785]

Yes, as the force-fed gas causes carbon to build up on the piston rings, wearing them out faster.

[@SpicyRok7482]

​@@mr.oshawottryana.m.1785 More than likely that is caused by Direct Fuel Injection.

[@paulamaral8029]

The remote start is on the fob it’s built in….only prob trucks stops running as soon as u open doors but I heard they were supposed to update the software and fix that cause a lot of consumers complained about it

[@stefanb.5154]

I had a 2015 Lexus ES 350 that did the same thing. It’s not exactly an “issue” since Toyota did it intentionally for protection from theft, which never really made sense to me. It’s one reason I didn’t want to go with another Toyota/Lexus product.

[@kreigerbailey3550]

Portland, JAMAICA in The Building !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Piznick64]

Toyota just loves jacking the price because of "reliable"

[@beri232]

I don’t mind paying “more” for “reliable”. Beats paying more for prestige… example:Audi, BMW and Benz

[@Piznick64]

@@beri232 reliable is only worth so much. Like it's almost at bmw prices now.

[@beri232]

@@Piznick64 nowhere close to BMW prices where I live. Lol… $20,000 and up difference here in Canada for similarly equipped…. closer to $30,000+. An even greater difference between Audi & Toyota.

[@2steaksandwiches665]

Looking for new sequoia as replacement vehicle for our 10 year old XC90. But not until this chip crisis calms down. I’m not paying $5,000+ over sticker. I’m keeping the old car a beater third car so I don’t care about trade in value.

[@DRayL_]

It's crazy that a truck will make _20_ _inch_ wheels look kind of small! 😕

[@Dive-Bar-Casanova]

Grossly out-of-proportion styling on the entire truck.

[@ThinkBeFree99]

San Antonio is great. Be sure to return as thing are still opening back up. Im on the fence with this truck. Sometimes it looks sweeeet. Other times kinda boring and a basic looking truck with some random modern aesthetics glued on.

[@gm12551]

They probably aren’t doing plant tours anymore. I used to work at the plant (TMMTX)

[@evanescent0311]

Needing a subscription service to remote start your car through your phone is absolutely ridiculous and I would never buy another Toyota knowing that. It’s a huge step backwards and shows lack of consideration for the consumer. I have a GR86 and cannot wait to get rid of it Because of the garbage infotainment and stuff like this

[@josh0050]

Good point but you do not need to pay for it n the button for you push the lock button twice then you hold it down the third time you don't need an app for it but still if you when the truck is unlocked and turns off with the stupid thing

[@danbittner6805]

Best looking truck out🔥

[@ibrahimbashir6634]

YaSss💜👑

[@okhera1]

Very Nice Bro! Get Good People!

[@Dragon-yw4xw]

The shooting angle is so weird that you seem to be very small compared to the truck.

[@alengreen589]

Well done Toyota.

[@andrewkolb2527]

How do I get that black redline shirt?

[@lexuslife9751]

Great video

[@mikegander305]

I’m a tundra owner, but, unfortunately, I’ll look elsewhere for my next truck.

[@manevonephilavong1665]

Is the APP free?

[@Littleathquakes]

with a lot of these new cars, the subscription service is free for 1 year. after that you pay.

[@rockys7726]

You know how a filter feeder swims through the ocean with it's mouth open? Look familiar???

[@BreathingGuy20]

Gotta say the front end is extremely ugly, so much so that it is a deal breaker for me. I can't believe people are actually overlooking that.

[@mr.oshawottryana.m.1785]

The V6TT-powered 2022 Tundra will certainly be serious competition to the American Big Three...on which brand will have the highest maintenance costs after 100K miles.

[@iglapsu88]

The MPG on my 2020 GMC Sierra 3500HD is similar to this truck and my grill is even more massive.

[@phatgringo2.0]

Wow massive grill makes you so cool

[@iglapsu88]

Does it? Didn't know that. Thanks

[@lavafriction]

Don't like how the. Truck app works after starting when opening the door my nissan continues running after opening the door will run for 10 minutes it will transfers to the key fob when you hit the brake and start button

[@marksman4004]

how in the hell you suppose to do a tune up on that engine?

[@urs6onfuturas975]

Im sure the information is out there but how much more efficient would the 5.7 be with the 10 speed? Hopefully someone will do a swap in the future if the tcm and all the electronics don't make it impossible.

[@sharonbraselton4302]

gét that enge ybfdrrß

[@theofficialpeterkim]

Can’t wait for the sequoia to be released.

[@KhoiBoa]

Aint nobody buying that huge thing.

[@Erin-Thor]

Ahh the Toyota services APP, which Toyota is levying a monthly/annual surcharge to use after you purchase the truck. You buy the Truck and then have to pay to use the purchased features. I’m out. Sweet truck, great review, but this trend to milk customers for every cent they have is wrong.

[@beri232]

I agree 100% ! Who pays extra for a car starter that needs a bloody app with an annual fee to start a car?

[@stevenbaksh5545]

That's just bullshit I bought your truck I should be able to use the app

[@Erin-Thor]

@@stevenbaksh5545 - Just a money grab, but one that pisses me off.

[@ht-sneakers80]

With gas prices this truck is for the super rich 🤑😂

[@johnrambo4082]

Actually on the 1794 non hybrid it only comes in cream leather or saddle tan. No other choice on this trim.

[@kingofspades531]

Why would you want other options than that? Black makes this interior look cheap, as it does on any and every car no matter the price range. The cream or saddle tan are incredibly elegant and clean and airy for a truck.

[@johnrambo4082]

@@kingofspades531 I agree 100 percent. I owned a 2022 1794 Celestial Silver with Saddle Tan interior. It looks so good. This truck is a luxury.

[@M-zg2sg]

i like the truck just the front grill looks hideous. Lexus and Toyota need to scrap these enormous front grills, Jesus Christ! A deal breaker for me :(

[@burntvirtue]

Amen. Can we have cars and trucks that look like machines again and not safely designed kitchen equipment ?

[@Tahiri6834]

Will wAit for an all electric one

[@denverthehusky]

how much nicer is the capstones interior?

[@kingofspades531]

They’re identical, the Capstone is just limited to only the weird black and white interior color. The 1794 with the Advanced Package *is* a Capstone, just minus all the excess Chrome added to the Capstone, and the 1794 gets only the acoustic windshield, not the windshield + side front windows.

[@jxmar_]

The capstone has thicker glass, more sound depending and leather seats that use the same leather as the Lexus LS.

[@joskjj3625]

This is such an underrated pickup truck it should be selling like hotcakes nice work Toyota

[@burntvirtue]

Since when has a tundra ever not sold like hot cakes for Toyota?

[@CumBrianFries]

They do sell these like hotcakes. Have you even seen one listed at MSRP?

[@hellkitty1014]

It will remain a distant 4th in its class.

[@joskjj3625]

@@burntvirtue compared to the big three full-size trucks the tundra isn’t selling that good

[@ernestvickers6079]

I love this 😍 Like you said, I would get better Tires!

[@SpicyRok7482]

I'm wondering if the Yokohama Geolander tires might be contributing to the not great road ride. I have no experience w/that tire.

[@mauriceldisgreecanadahaspr9560]

TOYOTA TRUBRA DID A NICE JOB A+ TOYOTA

[@hooverelondono9946]

Where is the all electric Tundra where?

[@misccarvids]

Looks pretty nice, but to be honest if I’m buying a Toyota I’m buying it for reliability and the new twin turbo V6 definitely has problems to work out

[@xBeeGee]

Well said

[@brah1442]

What problems are you speaking of?…..

[@Syxl458]

What problems?

[@iDelarinix]

@@brah1442 Turbo’s failing very early on

[@naveenthemachine]

If I had to buy a truck I’d put the older tundra or the f150 w the v8 but without cylinder deactivation

[@nieo777]

Toyota is just rocking it

[@lopez12345ml]

Wireless phone charger doesn’t seem well designed when accelerating

[@sharonbraselton4302]

ues it íß

[@kirkkramer2412]

No tow hooks, plastic bed with aluminum supports, twin turbo 6 banger, less room in backseat in the Crewmax , I’ll stick with the v8 , guarantee it won’t last as long with the new smaller engine.

[@mahdavimail]

How come this is half ton truck but can haul 1.5 tons?!

[@ggcools]

Sweet glasses!

[@ramoncarter6585]

A nice truck but prefer 4.7 L V8. The interior and exterior are nice sadly these trucks have issues as early model vehicle would really love this truck.

[@Rouse209]

Now if they could make the Runner look decent it will be a big win for Toyo

[@sawyermartin4434]

I think you've gotta be one of the only people in existence that doesn't think the 4Runner looks good. Never heard anyone say that before.

[@kellyoubrejr544]

@@sawyermartin4434 Right!? As old as it is which is certainly a good thing in my opinion, it's still Handsome and almost every generation of it has been nice looking!

[@Buxtonphil]

Why do vehicles make screen so big they actually overhang the other controls. I noticed that the climate control the numbers are covered up by the bottom of the main display

[@whiteandnerdytuba]

No truck in America has a live axle, your wheels spin from the open diff. This has the middle engine not the base engine. How many buttons on the key require a monthly subscription? Interesting car ad but this wasn’t a review

[@ronsteitz4535]

This new truck is Not Growing on me at all. I’ll keep my Gen 2 for many more yrs. Toyota Corporation has not been listening to its core Toyota Tundra Truck Buyers 👎 Your Right the truck looks Wimpy 👎

[@Noah-ui1iu]

I would stay far away from the new Tundra for the time being. They've been having problems left and right with the turbo waste gates going out on these things with only a couple hundred miles and the vehicles going into limp mode. I thought that was the only problem but after doing some research, they've been having problems with roofs leaking, transmission issues, electronic issues, door lock actuator failures, just to name a few. They should have stuck with what was tried and true. The limits especially of an ICE are only going to go so far and they had something that people bought before because it was bulletproof and not as complicated as this will be to work on.

[@MacI-1970]

This is why I love my 2020 Honda Civic K20C2. Port injection, so no carbon build up. Naturally aspired engine. No oil and gas mix up like the higher trims L15B7. And no idle start stop like the 2022 Civics have. This, and the 4L V6 in the 4Runner, are the type of engines that they would probably run better if you never bother changing the oil at all.

[@zuhayrali4202]

@@MacI-1970 i’m sorry what?? doesn’t matter what kind of tech an engine has, little or a lot, not changing the oil will most definitely kill it

[@CumBrianFries]

That's American-made for ya, the 2022 Toyota Tundra is Japanese in name only. It was designed by Americans and also assemble by Americans. So you can blame the typical poor American work ethics for all of those issues you mentioned.

[@hellkitty1014]

@@CumBrianFries that makes zero sense, due to the fact that the 07-21 Tundra was one of the most reliable vehicles sold in the US...and also built by those "lazy Americans" in San Antonio, Texas(as is the Toyota Camry being made in Kentucky, one of the most reliable vehicles on sale right now). If anything, the Toyota bosses in Japan decided to cheapen everything on this truck.

[@zuhayrali4202]

@@hellkitty1014 These Toyotas are also built in America. Avalon since 1995, Tacoma since 1995. Highlander since 2007. Most Toyotas on the road today in the US are also built here. Watch this KZbinr, The Car Care Nut. He’s a Toyota Master Tech and goes into great detail about the differences in Toyotas manufactured here versus in America and basically says there’s no difference quality wise.

[@Plextortion]

I wish the grill was larger. 😉

[@joskjj3625]

Closest thing we will get to a land cruiser

[@inovashn]

Whats up with all the creeping/walking with every video...looks like my toddler trying to learn how to walk....🤣

[@everyelectriccars]

I’ve said it many times and I’ll say it again. This truck looks like an Oral-B toothbrush. GM siblings win, followed by Nissan Titan. Then again, this is my opinion.

[@joseramos7476]

Should have auto start on key 🔑

[@SpicyRok7482]

It DOES!

[@PHILLIPS8822]

Beautiful truck

[@aberration1]

Smart people will buy it in 7 years used

[@arlieriefer9612]

Really improved? I have that 3.5/3.4 V6 in my 2014 Highland and had it in a 2011 RAV4 the last year they let that 3.5 in a RAV4. It Rocks a Highlander or a RAV4. Should be fine for their Farm Truck, Tundra! Sounds like with the 6’ bed you can’t close a garage door when it is inside!

[@SpicyRok7482]

21'+ l-o-n-g.

[@vaajchang]

No point comparing competitor technology if they dont work!

[@ahmed1989totti]

Looks like a gmc sierra denali

[@michaelmancini5773]

Toyota builds great vehicles, but that Tundra is hideous on two fronts, the grill, and that ridiculous tablet on the center stack, check out the new GMC Sierra 1500 Denali, thats how you design a truck inside and out

[@Dive-Bar-Casanova]

I insist on a bigger front grill or I'm out.

[@manevonephilavong1665]

Answer Melanie!

[@joetaylor2038]

I'm not a fan of the taillights. Lack of on demand AWD is a deal breaker. Toyota builds great vehicles but they're so slow to upgrade design, powertrain, and tech features. for instance my wife's 2016 GMC Terrain has wireless Apple Carplay. 2016 model.

[@williammurrell1321]

Trucks tundra hitch

[@himynameisaaron86]

Having to pay 3k for 4x4 in a truck, especially a full size one is absurd.

[@Sidewinderguy]

Too bad it doesn’t have a chrome delete option. Looks like my grandpas pick up. Too much cheap chrome.

[@craigshannon5687]

That front end kills it for me. Big mouth look👎🏼

[@georgiafan6618]

The nose is hideous. I can’t bring myself to find anything attractive about its exterior. I thought Chevy’s 2500 HD was gross. This is just bizarre. Maybe get it in black to hide the mishmash of all of its ugly lines. But it’s relatable.

[@georgiafan6618]

*Reliable not relatable. Interior is excellent.

[@tv-ke4lx]

First off I wanna say that I really like your reviews However, this one was a little subpar Auto four-wheel-drive on a truck would be considered extreme luxury and it’s honestly pretty stupid and there are a lot of things that Toyota has to be careful of since they only sell a couple hundred thousand a year compared to the others who sell 5, 6 or 700,000 a year Next you can drive in full-time four-wheel-drive all day long every day if you want and it has nothing to do with hurting the truck until you turn on dry payment and that is all because of the differentials You will eventually do some damage Honestly if someone can’t handle turning four-wheel-drive on and off and maneuvering a truck they shouldn’t own one Beyond that you did pretty good with your review but keep in mind no matter what brand it is they all make good trucks and no one fell short because although we as consumers like to compare one to the other the whole reason they all exist is because they all offer something different and that’s what people want

[@mumtazmannan6918]

Mistake was taking replacing bullet proof v8 with unreliable turbo v6.

[@brian_jake]

Its still a Toyota. Have faith

[@mr.oshawottryana.m.1785]

@@brian_jake Fast forward to now: The 2022 Tundra is suffering from blown waste gates.

[@channel8888]

I think this truck is a big disappointment.

[@joepedalino8645]

You can't put improved in V6 in the same sentence yuck. No full size pickup should be V6