Toyota Made The Biggest Mistake Ever and Regrets It | Beware when it comes to new TOYOTA TRUCKS

[@spinfish1434]

You are correct!! Toyota has Destroyed their reputation of Reliability and Resale. These Turbo engines will not be reliable or go the distance of a naturally aspirated engine! The prices are Crazy!!! 🤦‍♂️

[@Weatherby406]

They already have gone the distance.. plenty of Lexus vehicles have turbo charged engines.. it’s a manufacturing issue not a design flaw. With 30k or more parts in a vehicle it’s not gonna come out perfect immediately. The 5.7 is a great example of that. It had plenty of issues.

[@jeffray2869]

@@Weatherby406 How are the Lexus Turbo's holding up??

[@spinfish1434]

@@Weatherby406 Are you aware Lexus is included in the Recall??? 🤦‍♂️😂

[@geoffreykeating8172]

🚫 a fan of turbos , expensive when need repairs 😢

[@michaelstrang2563]

They should have used the 2.7 4banger, I have no idea why they went with such a small displacement. Beyond that you guys are just tweaking out, basically all diesels are turbos and are incredibly reliable. Sure they seemed to have screwed up, but turbos are amazing if the engine is built correctly around them.

[@Helpus2024-h6j]

You are correct sir. My 2022 Gen3 Tundra blew up at 28,000 miles. They finally put a recall out for over hundred thousand trucks due to defective engine blocks. Toyota is trying to cover it up by saying it’s debris in the engine block but that’s a bunch of BS. The 2022, 2023 and 2024s are still failing. This includes the Lexus SUV that’s made in Japan with Japan made engine blocks, go figure. Stay away from the sequoia too, it has the same defective engine.

[@djperez399]

The recall was only for 22-23 correct?

[@Helpus2024-h6j]

@@djperez399 Several 2024 have also been affected.

[@rxonmymind8362]

You're correct it is NOT engine debris. You can't have engine debris from the manufacturer that's been Building engines longer than I have been alive for several years straight in both the United States and Japan. They probably hired the same engineer that put the plastic oil cooler line in the 2012 engines.

[@jeffreybennett8893]

How about - just stay away from Toyota, PERIOD.

[@AlexKosanovich]

2024 Toyota 4Runner is THE LAST RELIABLE Toyota To Ever Buy ! THEY Have Destroyed Every Bulletproof Reliable Engine They ever Made ! Period !

[@steveambrose2349]

Yes. I saw this trash coming so I grabbed one of these. I’m hopeful that it will last like many of my older Toyotas have since 1971.

[@josevega23]

2 gen tundra too,My 2018 tundra have over 250k miles and my dads 2016 haves 360k miles.

[@jeffr985]

Already searching for a 2024 4Runner to go with my 2021 Tacoma. I am done with the new car game after this, will likely never buy new again. New cars these days are way too expensive, complicated, and unreliable.

[@Dragalovci]

"Top line crap" that's exactly how I feel about the new turbo disaster. I am not buying any of them.

[@townhall05446]

I actually think that Ford did better with their turbo truck engines. Was the Tundra V6 turbo an upgraded 3.5 or was it designed from scratch, a new engine meant for a turbo? That is what Ford did, they didn't convert an existing engine. I wonder how Toyota did theirs.

[@blackericdenice]

If you could afford to, you would buy one. This is not the first time Toyota put 4 cylinder turbo in a pickup. They ran fine back in the late 80s.

[@Dragalovci]

@@blackericdenice I bought two 2023 Tacomas, one TRD Off-road, the other one TRD Off-road limited. They were paid cash, around $100 K. If my math is correct that's more money than your turbo joke Tundra.

[@blackericdenice]

@@Dragalovci I never said I had a Tundra

[@blackericdenice]

@@Dragalovci I will believe it when I see them

[@Vox-Populi]

I paid $39k in 2018 for my Tundra SR5 TRD Off-Road 4x4 DC, with 38 gallon gas tank. Same truck today is $65k.

[@hexhead5732]

I had the 2010 Toyota tundra 5.7 and sold it. I should’ve kept it. It was a very reliable truck

[@rxonmymind8362]

That's crazy.

[@catdaddy7789]

Scotty Kilmer warned us 2ys ago about this exact problem!

[@rockkstah2550]

My family has been a die hard Toyota since the 70’s, the old man knew what was going on so during the summer of 2014, he came home with a new Nissan. At first the family was shocked, and today that car is still running good no issues even tho the grand daughter is beating the hell out of it. Goes to show you… Two years ago the old man bought another Nissan and the rest is history….

[@yourchava]

i just bought a 23 armada V8 , runs amazing

[@rockkstah2550]

@@yourchava that NA V8 with just basic maintenance will last a long time

[@jeanclaude7018]

People are FINALLY figuring out the Nissan secret.

[@efeaster3680]

Nissan is trash to..😂

[@rockkstah2550]

@@efeaster3680 they all trash, I’ll just be getting the less trashy one😂

[@jeffreybennett8893]

Thank You. I'm listening. NO TOYOTA in my future. Ever.

[@jeffp5418]

Its all the "fools" who bought these overpiced Trucks that gave Toyota confidence to keep going up in price. Toyota is going to learn a hard lesson. I have a 2019 Tundra TRD Sport, the dealer near me was salivating over it when I brought it in for oil change and asked if I wanted to look at the 2024 TRD Pro Tundra on the lot, I laughed and told him he couldn't pay me to take it away.

[@PRO4XKEV]

And Toyota folk bashing on the Nissan Titan and Frontier, LOL. Titan is a proven truck, V-8 and the Frontier V-6 is damn nice also. I love my 2023 Frontier PRO4X. Nissan should not stop making the Titan now, Nissan needs to capitalize off of Toyota's stupidity.

[@Blue-moon12]

Agree 100%

[@nvpoolshooter]

Toyota fanboys are eating 💩 these days. 2024 spells DOOM for Toyota trucks. Overpriced junk. Loving my 2024 Frontier SV 4x4 Long Bed coming after my bulletproof 2012 Frontier. Seeing a lot more Frontiers these days. Yeah, Nissan should continue the Titan. That's a damn nice truck.

[@Ofcourse619]

I believe Nissan has already stopped production of the Titan.

[@waldog38]

Toyota became complacent and greedy! Bought into their own hype.

[@paulgordo7505]

Looking to get a frontier king cab, hopefully 32k before tax license. All frontiers are 40k+ here, before tax and license.

[@tmmone12]

I totally agree also. You’re spot on. I read somewhere Toyota Japan is really angry at Toyota USA. I’ve bought Toyota’s since 1986 let’s see I have had everything from a truck to t-100 to a sequoia an Ivan Stewart tundra and 4 Runner but now I’m seriously looking at Chevy and GMC…. Keep up the good work 👍👍

[@jpdoc5722]

they’re now part of BiG4🤦‍♂️

[@user-zs1fr7im6l]

YEP 34 YEARS DRIVING TOYOTAS NEVER A BREAK DOWN - BUT I WILL NOT BUY A TACOMA OR TUNDRA - STILL DRIVING TOYOTA TACOMA 2005 FIRST YEAR 4.0 L V6 AND 2008 FJ CRIUSER AND TOYOTA TUNDRA 2018 4X4 SR DOUBLE CAB ALL RUNNING! THE JUNK THEY PUTTING OUT NOW FOR 20 TO 30 THOUSAND MORE ! LOLOLO

[@jonbaniak9097]

Mo you are da man! Love your honest video! God bless!

[@PlugNuster]

I wish more people would just WALK AWAY. I have been loyal to the Toyota brand since 1986 and have never had a single problem with any Truck, 4Runner, and SUV that I have owned. Now I own a 2019 Tundra TRD Pro, and my wife has a 2020 Highlander Limited AWD. Both our vehicles are amazing and completely reliable. My truck has the 5.7 V8 and my wife's Highlander has the V6, both naturally aspirated of course, thus zero issues. Please people, do yourself a favor and DO NOT buy this new garbage. Go out and find yourself a good slightly used Toyota and you will save money and you will have a dependable solid built vehicle that you can keep for many years.

[@sambarnette6207]

Test drive a 2020 - 2024 Titan HD . Great power and good gas mileage . Most comfortable seats you will ever sit on. Big truck . Good payload and Towing . Nissan has been building that motor since 2003 . Great reliability .

[@jjohnson8977]

2021 v8 tundra. Last of the good ones. I knew it

[@Ofcourse619]

Speaking facts Toyota went backwards.

[@Dive-Bar-Casanova]

Thumbs up. Grenading engines and bad trannys Toyota will find a way to stick it to the customer. Toyota always does. 2024 engines are now grenading too.

[@Ken-h9r]

Toyota screwed up. Charging crazy prices for Mexican trucks when the average worker makes a few pesos an hour, AND not offering n/a engines in the lineup

[@jeffray2869]

Thank you for the video....If you can't buy piece of mind from Toyota...May as well just buy ford or chevy...same thing....

[@16B9]

I've had Toyotas for decades. The first one I bought was the Corona circa 1970s. I currently have a premium 2018 Toyota 4Runner TRD Off Road. It's been a flawless vehicle just like my previous, 2011 4Runner. I've gotten my daughter and grand daughter Corollas and Camrys. It's a shame what has happened to the Toyota brand. Besides the engine downsizing they are making them in Mexico. I'll stick with my 2018. I hear they are also putting this four cylinder turbo engine in the next generation 4Runner :( I was looking at the new Land Cruiser but the cost (71K+) and it's engine stopped my interest. It looks like I'll have to check out Nissan (Datsun) when I'm in the market again. At least Nissan still offers a V-6 without a turbo. Thanks for your video Mo. :)

[@llewellynreed8139]

I am currently driving my 1999 Tacoma 4cyl with a 5 speed manual transmission. I paid $11,000 for it new from the dealer. Wish I had purchased two looking back on it. I picked up a 2003 Tundra 2yrs ago for $5,000 with 170k miles. Still driving it. I am very disappointed with the newer Toyota trucks after about 2010 because I can't afford them. I am always on the lookout for a deal on the older models. Wish they would get it together. They have priced themselves out of the market. I don't think it's a debri issue with the engines. It's an engineering issue. Turbocharged engines a notoriously hard on the crank and rod bearings, plus throw in a lack of sufficient lubrication to the bearings.

[@musclesmouse]

20 year Toyota family here. I just bought a 2024 Nissan Titan. Not buying a Toyota except maybe a Prius, but too many recalls giving me pause. My Pro4X Titan was $15000 off msrp and $49000 drive out. Cheaper than even a Taco 4x4

[@matthewaduncan1352]

Cant believe that TOYOTA lost their reputation, the FALL of a KING, Nissan took the THRONE

[@ronsheffer]

This sort of things happen to every company. They all fail at some point. If Toyota wants to fix this issue, they better work fast or it is all over for them. They need to retool and go back to their previous power train and figure it out.

[@craigslistseller9354]

The ONLY two good things about the new Tacoma are that it FINALLY got the improvements that the EVERY Nissan Frontier has had for 20 years already (since the 2005 MY), namely: 1) A rugged FULLY-BOXED ladder frame, and 2) Rear DISC BRAKES. No more cheap-ass weak open C-channel rust-prone flexy frames and cheap-ass inferior drum brakes of the 1st, 2nd & 3rd generation Tacos! Yay! I can't say anything positive about the turbo 4's longevity. Too bad for Taco buyers. Nissan still holding the torch with their tried and true V6, which revs all the way up to 7,000 RPM...something any Taco can only dream of....😢😮

[@John-yg2jw]

Anyone with the old V8 or V6 engines will never trade them in for these garbage heaps. Wouldn’t e surprised if they were forced to revert to the old proven technology.

[@totwallybaba]

On my 2024 Tundra SR5 The lower rubber trim around the rear windows popped off and all 4 door seals leak air and water. Road noise is horrible. It has cost Toyota a sale already. Several prospective buyers have seen it. They left the dealership.

[@yardboy3955]

Thanks Deb and Mo, I wouldn’t drop $50k on a Tacoma or any vehicle, I and many people simply can’t afford it. The turbo worries me since it’s unproven right now. The back seat room is tight and not enough space, they should have made the back seat 1/2 or an option, I’d rather have it empty for storage or only 1/2 seat. But yeah the Tacoma is a disappointment, it’s price is too high, I’m not sold on the turbo 4 since it is more maintenance and it’s reliability and longevity is questionable and the back seat doesn’t work for me. We’ll see what Toyota does about both trucks in the next few years, Toyota has a major problem right now. I wouldn’t buy either one of them. I hope they’re listening.

[@Albert-777]

Appreciate the 411,well said.👍🏼🙏🏼

[@franciscoperez6356]

Totally agree with you Mo 👌🏼

[@lozada1971]

Once I saw the specs for the Lexus GX550 last year I went straight to the Lexus dealership and got the last v8 dinosaur . Love my 2023 V8 GX460 Luxury. Had the 2019 Taco and the 2021-4Runner and I was looking for more Luxury but super reliable SUV. I’m glad I did it before the GX460 disappeared.

[@randallsmith7885]

I bought a V6 2024 4Runner a few weeks ago. I hope to get over 200,000 miles out of it like I did with my 2004 Sequoia. Feel like I dodged a bullet buying a new 4Runner before they start selling the 4 cylinder version.

[@DebandMoUnscripted]

I went ahead a got me a 2019 4Runner Limited. 300K miles here I come. Good Purchase for you. Enjoy

[@jjohnson8977]

I have a 2021 tundra. Last of the good ones. Mine is going up in price fast

[@jasonparker3514]

My 3.5L Lexus passed 300K miles. Will never go for the new turbo models.

[@PrepperDawg]

For someone buying a new mid-size truck now, what brand would you recommend?

[@DebandMoUnscripted]

If I had to trade, I’d go with GMC or Chevy.

[@AllenStuck]

Ford

[@HootakaBJ]

@@DebandMoUnscripted10spd and the 6.2v8… my 23 Yukon Denali is sweet

[@Huey4214]

Toyota has lost their marbles for sure. Went from having a couple of the best trucks on the market to having a couple of the most overpriced trucks on the market and with the Tundra engine issues unreliable trucks also. Most truck buyers would not buy the turbo powertrain if given the choice. With Toyota it is the only choice. Nissan Frontier will be the be big winner and can thank Toyota for voluntarily deserting the top spot by making an incredibly stupid blunder. The old saying " if it aint broke dont fix it" would certainly apply here. The 5.7 V/8 and the Tacomas V/6 were pretty much indestructible, now they are history.

[@Ken-h9r]

Now Nissan Frontier is the go-to truck.

[@patrickwoodward1263]

Hey thanks for your thoughts and I believe you are right. Have a great day

[@solesurvivor3723]

In Toyotas quest to meet emission standards, they seem to have sacrificed, quality and reliability …What a shame!

[@series9193]

It’s not about meeting cafe standards it’s simply greed !!

[@slumy8195]

correct, they want you to think cafe standards is the cause, buts thats the hoax to be a lazy pos vehicle

[@MrJeffwards]

Sacrificed affordability too with the Tacoma despite them saving money by having them built in Mexico.

[@theantiqueactionfigure]

Toyota is breaking my heart. Got rid of an unreliable 1979 Chevy truck and bought a spanking new 1981 Toyota SR5 pickup. Toyota and Lexus served me well over all these years but I would not buy one today. Glad I bought my RX350 when I retired. There's a good possibility it could be the last car I purchase.

[@chuck3525]

When it comes to trucks, always go with American Made.

[@efeaster3680]

Facts

[@lummaxjrlocklear7404]

Your stupid. American trucks are too expensive

[@1800imawake]

Open your eyes they are made the same place the Toyotas are made and don't get people started on the junk Ford, GMC, and especially Dodge is putting out these days.

[@appleztooranges]

Glad I purchased my 2023 trd pro Tacoma for $52k. Last of the V6!

[@efeaster3680]

Still got ripped off..

[@appleztooranges]

@@efeaster3680 naw not compared to this electric hybrid garbage

[@derekp6636]

'17 tacoma offroad ownder and I'm not looking at the 4th gen version at all, would rather get a different brand with NA v6 vs turbo 4.

[@ctbt1832]

This man is making a very very great point. But the problem is you have people in America who buy these trucks. if you stop buying these trucks, the price will come down. And Mr. Toyota and company know that. But they also know that we will sell some definitely in the US 😂. Stop buying them.

[@tdog8507]

So glad I bought a 23 SR5. Long box no options.

[@dyates6380]

I have the same truck as you, but mine is a 2018. I got it lifted with Gear rims and KO2s. I LOVE the thing, and I'm SOOOO glad I have a third generation. The TURBO is turning most people off. Toyota dropped the ball with this decision.

[@terryosowski8143]

Yea the Tundra V6 has been recalled they are spinning bearings in the engine evidently due to machining shavings being left in the engine per another video I saw.

[@timenloe3846]

You are 100% correct!!! And by the way, don't sell your beautiful late model Tacoma! That one is a keeper!

[@paulgordo7505]

I have a 2007 tacoma Access cab, 2.7 liter. The only weak point was coolant bypass hose, upgraded to metal, indestructible motor!

[@Blue-moon12]

Ah, vindicates my purchase of a Frontier Pro 4x even more.

[@johannesvanhoek9080]

I love my 2016 Tundra SR5 4x4 with the V8 It was reasonable priced when I bought it and now the newer tundras to me are expensive JUNK !

[@TM-gv6zv]

I've always said Toyota is overpriced and way overrated. And now look at the Quality.

[@Richschaffe]

Toyota needs to go back to the V8 and get rid of the V6

[@loganbarr853]

V8 and V6 are fine it’s the turbo

[@mentelatl]

I will go for the Frontier Pro-X for that money!

[@garythornbury9793]

Im glad i have the 2017 Tacoma with the 6-cylinder engine I'm going to drive it until the wheels fall off. when i take it in for oil changes, i always get e-mail from the dealer wanting to buy it from me- but it's not for sale.

[@williamtexeira6671]

dig this bro and it’s made in Baja Mexico!!! Go figure😵‍💫

[@thomasbartlett3409]

Great review and to the point!!

[@ronmann2755]

thanks for the info. Will not even test driving them either. Guess I'll go with Nissan or the old big 3.

[@treeceysfatcatenterstheroo5622]

Where can I buy a 3 bed room house 🏠 for 80k?? I want 5 of them???

[@boomerps2]

Toyota.....give us back our V8 please

[@absolute.freedom]

Love the SRD's

[@davidc6341]

Drove NINE Toyotas, leaving. Price, twin turbos, small engines, thru have lost me and their resale. Eight are still running with family members! These have over 1.5 million miles. No problems. Now: 5,000 miles oil changes, turbo mounted on top the engine, causing extra heating. Complicated engine, making like my problem filled BMW. Really sad.

[@blackericdenice]

A lot of people will buy a 4 cylinder truck for $56k. It's cheaper than $80 for a GM v8. Don't believe everything you read online. I have a 2016 F150 2.7 v6 twin turbo and I just went 8,500 miles before I change my oil. It still has the stock turbos @ 103k miles. I didn't have to add any oil. I can seen you a link to the oil change video.

[@Hakeem597]

3 bedroom house…FACTS!!!

[@Mark-bh8mb]

The value of my 2009 Tacoma is that the vehicle will rust away around the running drivetrain. The 4.0, It will go forever. Never been said of a 4 banger turbo.

[@truth959]

Toyota should give people a choice instead of pushing everyone to buy turbos.

[@gjpopper3863]

As long as the stand behind their mistakes and do their best to make things right I guess they'll do fine

[@paulrakis]

Yeah all the new toyota turbo engine suck. Probably the 2.4L Turbo which is in the new Tacoma is also in the Lexus 350 crossover. The 3.5L NA is probably your best bet if you want more power like in a camery. Good vidoe your truck is killer man yours is the V6 right

[@CarlosFlores-mp6xg]

I was looking at a Tundra....but at these prices and the engine issues....no thank you!

[@blackericdenice]

5:55 You said a turbo recirculate dirty air? I think you need to read on how turbo work. They compress air straight from the air filter.

[@indycharlie]

Yep , I have been buying Toyota's since 1982 . Whoever is running TOYOTA has really screwed up !! Nobody that wants dependability and longevity would buy one of these OVER PRICED , ready to break . Tundra or Taco . I also have a 22 Taco. All Toy would have needed to do is , fix the transmission in the V6 Taco , and kept the V8 in the Tundra . They should have put turbo's in their cars and small SUV ' s and left the V6 and V8 engines . I am now , after 42 yrs of buying Toyota's . Looking to buy a V8 truck , which I can no longer get at Toyota . REALLY DUMB MOVE , TOYOTA !!!

[@slumy8195]

test drive a titan

[@indycharlie]

@@slumy8195 Thought about it , but I do wonder about reliability .

[@slumy8195]

@@indycharlie the 17 and 18 suck. Because it was the new trans versions. I think the 21+ are the best version atm.

[@indycharlie]

@@slumy8195 Thanks for the info !

[@brentfundingsland8010]

I’ve been buying Toyota since 1986. I was waiting patiently to buy a Tacoma Trailhunter. But now I’m looking at the Nissan Frontier Pro-4x. I can’t believe I’m saying that…

[@dmoney697]

You are right except the dealers are covering the engine problems because it’s under warranty. However all new trucks are going to shit.

[@yardboy3955]

Standard warranty probably good for three years, if so then you’re on your own after that, unless there’s another recall.

[@PRO4XKEV]

Warranty will cover a new engine or short block one time only. So after that any engine issues, the owner is on his/her own... bust out the wallet $$.

[@jeffray2869]

@@PRO4XKEV and if its a design flaw...too bad...no piece of mind in owning one...

[@DebandMoUnscripted]

Thank You

[@edtpnw1336]

Plenty of fools out there buying up these 4 cylinder truck’s at north of $50k.

[@stintus1]

There is a recall on those engines,bad because of manufacturing processes

[@rhbowhunter]

Let it sit there and rot on the lot insane what they are charging for these trucks. I have a 2020 off-road I paid 38,000 for now that truck is over 50 insane.

[@KuyaDailyExotics]

Toyota got greedy.

[@reynolds354]

Love this! Keeping my 2021 6 cyl SR5 until it dies.

[@oldschool6268]

2007 5.7 crewmax 293K. I will be looking for a 2021 5.7 crewmax in a couple of years, if I can't find a 5.7 tundra, 6.6 used 2500 HD with no AFM or DOD, I'm my own mechanic, I know the Chevy transmission might not last as long, But what else is there, just continue to drive my 2007. Turbo charged motors are not bad, the problem is EPA emissions and a lean air fuel ratio. I'm about to twin turbo a V8 chevelle, but it doesn't haft to meet EPA standards, richer fuel will keep it cool. Bring back the 5.7

[@chiefkikyerass7188]

I owned a 99 4cyl 4x4 auto, 212k miles, handed it down, son got another 3 yrs before trading it in. THE TURBO FSN BOY AT TOYOTA NEEDS FIRED, HE COST MILLIONS, AND PISSED OF MILLIONS CUSTOMERS, ill be back when they learn how to make reliiable engines again, not holding my hreath

[@Lavo68]

Lovingly assembled in Mexico at $2.70 an hour for labor.

[@nameblocked]

Those V6 tundras are at best worth $40k. Overpriced and unproven like most cars on sale nowadays.

[@lancewilson457]

My neighbor paid $48,990 for his 2022 TRD PRO. 2024 TRD PRO $66,000 + 😮

[@Doomzdayxx]

Yep that's what I paid for my '22. Got it at MSRP. I can't believe they've jacked the price that much, yikes.

[@lo5182]

The price hike is criminal.

[@Doomzdayxx]

@@MassReelFishing Yep. and those prices won't go down either. Inflation is here to stay. Other than that, and the CAFE regulations, consumers are the idiots responsible for the high prices as well. People want their cars faster so they can get to the next red light faster and more powerful, even though they don't tow. They want their goofy, distracting infotainment centers, blutooth and power everything. Don't even get me started on automatic transmissions. If the majority of people weren't morons and were just ok with simple reliable vehicles, the prices would be at least 20% less across the board.

[@jamesm.1467]

My coworker bought a brand new '24 Tundra TRD Off-Road 4x4 in that really nice blue color back in late October 2023. This was one of the first of the '24s to hit our local dealership at the time when he was there. Beautiful truck I may add. But he traded his '21 Tacoma TRD Sport which was a very nice truck, fully loaded with all the options including the sunroof. Well, not even a month and a half ago at the time of me typing this today, his brand new Tundra blew the engine with literally just under 9k miles. The junk couldn't even make it to 10k miles. Funny thing is, we all told him to hang on to his Tacoma because he was without his new Tundra for almost two months....while paying his $1400 monthly payments on it. Boy did he ever regret buying that Tundra...and he is so pissed at himself for getting rid of his Tacoma...live and learn.

[@Doomzdayxx]

@@jamesm.1467 Damn. I hate to hear stories like that, but they're becoming increasingly common with these Tundras

[@davidocasio3348]

I was considering a Toyota but I do my research.... no way!!!!! Had the market locked and they got greedy and lost their rep. They have never been the best looking and still aren't it was the reliability and affordability that made them appealing.

[@michaelmahaffey3201]

I wouldn’t buy a GM either. They are knocking and blowing up as well. That active fuel management is trashing those GM engines. I’ll hold on to my 2023 4Runner.

[@martinreagan5083]

We’ll see the 2024 are not supposed to have any problems. There was debris left in the 2022s and 2023. I love my tundra. It is so powerful so smooth so quiet I got my limited edition 4 x 4 for $50,000 discounted with tax 55 love it

[@LonGilford]

I’m so happy I purchased a 23 GX 460💙the V8!!!! Toyota V8 and V6 engines are the most reliable engines on the market planet 🌍!!!!

[@carloslopez2605]

SRD I never see one before 😂

[@cplbulletsponge]

Don't even know what he got. Lol

[@carloslopez2605]

😅👍🏻 right

[@rubenfranko6600]

SRD? 😂😂I thought is TRD.

[@GARRYPLOTT]

2019 tunda platinum 4x4 last toyota for me.

[@DavidWX877]

Turbos are junk. Gone are the days of the 300k toyota.

[@danhealey5417]

100% agreement

[@mikimiki195]

Man is speaking the truth 👍🏻

[@donaldalderman2424]

Had my 22 Tundra for 38,000 miles so far. No issues yet. Hopefully mine is not affected.

[@rockyhockey16]

X Series is a Southeast Toyota product and not offered by Toyota. For those that don't know Southeast Toyota is a private distributor with rights to distribute Toyotas to certain Southern states. They essentially have a monopoly on the market in those states.

[@OldmanSnake]

Love my new Tundra. Far better than the Denali I traded in.

[@artheather5511]

Toyota shoukd have offered the 5.7 as an option. Would have sold a ton with the new truck. Just sayin So glad I bought my 2021. Love that truck.

[@judyaustin8527]

To me, Toyota lost the storyline when they made their truck hybrid powertrains for power and not gas efficiency. Rav4 hybrid/ PHEV are more powerful and fuel efficient than the ICE version. Why not the trucks?

[@louisbensinger4239]

Thanks for the heads up 👍

[@bricks-mortar]

Geez. Toyota should send you a check, to remove this video.

[@heisrisen6898]

Anything pre 2020 your good 👍 😊

[@boycottfactoryfarms4242]

They have been making turbos for over 40 years. Change is often received like this. Give it time

[@badwabbit1973]

old school is the new cool and reliable!!!!!!!!

[@cowboypete2313]

I rather go with a ford 450 diesel. Ford is king of trucks.