Toyota’s New Car Shocks the Entire Car Industry

[@scottykilmer]

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[@proudlycanadianaviator]

The Land Cruiser is likely to come back to the us market

[@scotquest12]

Order to ATS products has not arrived 3 weeks

[@shirlo]

We owned two Toyota Tundras The last one we had was a 2008 which we sold to our son-in-law because it was a safe powerful vehicle and he travels 2 1/2 hrs to work with it twice a week.. He still has it, and it has over 200 thousand miles on it. We looked at a new Tundra but was disappointed. The quality was less. And I resent the STAMPED logo on the back of the truck. It is an expensive truck and they cheapened it. My husband ended up buying a Ford F-150 with an aluminum body and a special engine which gets 22 miles a gallon around town! This is a big truck, 4 doors extended cab. We love it. I have a 2018 Camry LE with a 4 cylinder engine. I LOVE IT. I get 33 miles per gallon around town. I am a Toyota devotee, but was disappointed with the new Tundra.

[@stevendegreef93]

First link not working "private video"

[@subforceusa694]

Hi this is Mike, Scotty did you try to contact me?

[@bob.bishop]

When I buy a car, I email multiple dealers with all their email addresses in the TO field. I give them the car model I want and get them to bid for my money. I share each offer with the other dealers. Bought a new Venza XLE listed for $42K for $33K. It works!

[@kimberlyfebo7605]

Wow. TYVM. ❤❤❤

[@Zach-ls1if]

Prove it

[@Mawndow]

*Ron burgundy* "I don't believe you."

[@Zach-ls1if]

Yeah, prove it!

[@Avidav]

You should buy American and buy American cars. Venza is all made in Japan and China! Support USA manufacturing!

[@MM-ki7ki]

We have a 2022 Corolla Hybrid, actually leased currently but we are going to buy the thing...great little car, getting 50 MPG combined and it's surprisingly fun to drive. Love it!

[@roser4989]

I got this as a rental and drove all around town for 2 days. Didn’t tell us it a hybrid so we bought the gas so we didn’t have to worry about it when we brought it back. It seemed like the gas never moved. It stayed the same for 2 days driving on the freeway and all around town. Wow I’m sold.

[@sierraecho884]

50-60mpg

[@slippinslidewayz]

I drove a 22 Corolla as a rental to test it out and loved it. The dynamic cruise control is an awesome feature and the car really drives amazing.

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

Corolla hybrids are very popular here in Europe, especially the Touring Sports. The Corolla Touring Sports offers 581-598 litres of trunk space, which makes it very practical, something that most SUVs just can’t match.

[@nomsi4263]

Wish they updated the infotainment system. Looks so ugly.

[@leadnsteel1428]

I've got a Rav4 hybrid and it's great. No problems, spacious interior and good mpgs.

[@123andme]

Cool

[@GT-pl1wx]

SUVs always got a smaller trunk than the comparable station wagon. It's a myth that SUVs are practical.

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

@@GT-pl1wx A lot of people who hate station wagons believe station wagons just aren’t as practical as SUVs, but if we look at the Corolla Touring Sports, the trunk is larger than that of the Nissan Kaškaj, Honda CR-V, Subaru Forester, Mazda CX-5 and Toyota RAV4. However, the only crossover that I could think of that has a larger trunk than station wagons is the Citroën C5 Aircross, at 720 litres.

[@dang75790]

The best car is one that's paid off! 😆

[@123andme]

🤸‍♂️🤸‍♂️ for sure!

[@labornurse]

And that stays out of the shop!

[@BaculVania]

Y?

[@fale892]

@@BaculVania are you serious?

[@SamMcKinley]

I agree. I think car payments are a waste

[@brucesheehe6305]

My daughter just bought this vehicle in AWD hybrid LE trim. Traded in her 2009 Prius with high mileage. She likes it. Good value for the price point. Hybrids are the sweet spot in battery technology.

[@andreydavtyan6925]

I got the same car in CA with the same deal. I’m happy with it. Truly getting 50 mpg combined.

[@keithc8108]

Sounds good! Is the ride as comfortable as a Prius?

[@oskarngo9138]

What is the “total- total” cost of you Corolla Hybrid...? ...Including Destination; Markups; Financing Interest Rates; License; etc..etc...? For 2022/2023 ; pretty sure it’s a lot more than ~$23K....

[@dogsense3773]

@@oskarngo9138 $31,000

[@dannyboy8336]

@@oskarngo9138 $26500

[@javierbey9053]

What city , what dealer ?

[@jeanvaljean1475]

I have the same one bought 4 years ago before the pandemic with 24 in NC. I get 60 mpg from driving 95% in the city. Zero problems so far.

[@rickm8456]

I got the same car - 2023. LE. Non hybrid however. I’m enjoying the 2.0 engine. 169 HP. More pep than the hybrid. Still getting 40 mpg. The adaptive cruise with lane tracing is really cool. Oh, and the non hybrid has a spare tire!

[@benoit.b9337]

How's the sound system?

[@rockinrob2004]

@@benoit.b9337 They can ALWAYS be better than on an econo model

[@goofytuber9011]

168 hp *

[@chaos.corner]

Steel tires are heavy and would bring the economy down which if you're going for a hybrid, may be a priority. I'd still want one though and looks like you could fit one in.

[@rickm8456]

@@benoit.b9337 good. Wireless CarPlay

[@jstephens2758]

Thanks for reminding us that we don't have to buy locally. The Corolla hybrid is projected by Consumer Reports to be one of the most reliable of all vehicles.

[@wbriggs111]

I got a 2024 Corolla hybrid and payed 25,600 including everything out of the store. It gets 55 mpg and has great power. I am keeping the foot off the metal till it gets 2000 miles. It has great get up and go.

[@Infamouzc5]

I just picked up a 2023 Corolla ce comes with the alloy wheels and exterior upgrades, paid 25900 msrp I’m averaging 46mpg with mostly freeway driving. Great car

[@packerbacker69]

Toyota does not see 2023 Corrola "ce" in the USA. You must mean LE, or you live overseas.

[@Infamouzc5]

@@packerbacker69 correction, I have a Corolla se not ce.

[@smartchip]

40 Something is low, really low, I get at least 50 something of a mix of putting my foot down in sports mode and motorway driving at at least 70 mph, with a full (ish) load, full estate with a few people seated,

[@Infamouzc5]

@@smartchip for some reason the first tank I got average 45 this current tank I am at 49mpg currently have 700 miles on the car.

[@smartchip]

@@Infamouzc5 The engine management system "learns" so it gets better mpg, Along with the fuel, a good or fresh batch of petrol aka gasoline makes a observable different, The batch is out of your hands, the fresh batch is, when you see a tanker filling up your station, get the vehicle filled, it's more um, potent, Another important thing is E5 or E10, basically it's ethenol, I am paying for petrol not filler !!!! The ethenol flashes off and also is hydroscopic, so exaggerating the need to always have at least a 1/4 tank full to stop picking up water and other crap out the tank,

[@karaobey3085]

You can't go wrong with a Toyota hybrid. I've had 2 Camry Hybrid and they have been great!

[@andrewgus8763]

Lucky, because my 2008 Camry hybrid needed a new battery in 2015 just under 200k miles. Did not justify the $6k repair so I bought a 2007 V6 for that cash. Still alive like new.

[@scoobyyemen3625]

What year

[@karaobey3085]

I have a 2020 Toyota Camry Hybrid XLE and before that had a 2014 Camry Hybrid XLE that I put 90000 miles on and did nothing to it except oil changes, tires, and air filters

[@andrewgus8763]

@@karaobey3085Your cars are still brand new in Toyota standards and should last many more years. Your battery and generator are both still under warranty. But I’d keep an eye on it once the ten year warranty ends on the 2014 next year, push the dealer to replace it if you hear any funny noises or generative issues, that’s how mine started to fail.

[@humbalshah]

@@andrewgus8763 so u spent $6000 to buy a V6, instead of replacing the battery. Did u do calculation for last 7 years, how much of fuel cost you would have saved? By the way, battery prices came down alot. I have installed one in my car, bought a used car 2012 model. Already had 400000kms on the clock. Installed a new batter for $2850AUD. That would be around 2100USD...

[@RN-mn3jn]

I bought the 2022 Hybrid Corolla last year new and have been driving it for 12 months now. I absolutely love it. I get 61 to 65 mpg. I am not an aggressive driver...lol. My work trip is half highway and 24 miles total....and fairly flat land. I just bought a new Toyota cabin filter and a new engine filter yesterday for $60. It is important to know that the life of this car is in the care of the many filters throughout the car.

[@starkenterprises2371]

In 2012 I bought a 2010 level 3 prius with 59k miles. The sticker new was $29,500, I paid $14,600. Less than half of new. Used as a taxi until I retired it has 360k miles. At 220k my mechanic put a good used, tested battery in for $1200, he also replaced a strut mount. But I am a stickler about maintenance.

[@HoneyDooDoo]

Where did you find said car?

[@starkenterprises2371]

@@HoneyDooDoo after 3 months of looking everywhere, I found it at a small used car lot in Boerne, Texas, just outside of San Antonio. I was bidding on a second chance car on ebay that I used as a bargaining chip and they beat my bid so I let the ebay car go. Good luck. Stay safe, stay prepped, stay pureblood. GOD BLESS GOD SPEED GOD WINS.

[@nathaliedube2913]

​@@starkenterprises2371like your lifeblood reference! Take care.

[@subforceusa694]

Corollas are phenomenal vehicles. I’m not looking for a race car I want reliable. Current 2017 SE one has 75,000 miles zero issues not even a brake job needed yet. Also has a 96 (I think) prism made by Geo same car (a Corolla made in CA) and an 86 hatchback Corolla were everything worked flawlessly. Easy on the wallet cars with better design than other manufacturers in my opinion. Wife’s Chevy Cruze for instance had 3 parts changed within 30k not cool. Got rid of it for the 2017 Corolla and haven’t looked back. Even better the 2017 with dynamic radar cruise saved our lives. Wife passed out behind the wheel at 75mph on a Texas hwy I35 I steered for 3 minutes till I got her awake. With hazards flashing. Not enough shoulder to pull over . The car stayed just the right distance from others no matter if someone pulled in front of us. I was so impressed I wrote Toyota to thank them.

[@georgemorley1029]

That’s great to hear. It took care of you.

[@OldBanHammer]

I most likely got my 2023 Corolla AWD from the same dealer in Colorado. I rented a car and drove 5 hours to pick it up. I love my AWD Corolla. It is better in the snow than any of the last 4 Subarus I have owned.

[@noahozer8252]

Just bought one of these a couple of weeks ago, it’s been an amazing car!

[@adl6907]

I believe you 😂

[@brianfernandes310]

Scotty, I just purchased a brand new 2024 Corolla SE for $22k. Great car

[@ogochukwuemmanuel4589]

I knew it was going to be a Toyota

[@Garm87]

What gave you that idea?! 😂

[@samelias8440]

@@Garm87 Scotty is so happy . He talking about toyota

[@MrFastNapper]

The check cleared earlier today

[@amandeepbaa6978]

Cuz u don't wannabe stupid

[@walpoleandworcester]

I thought it was gonna be the Celica. Scotty probably has more hidden away somewhere. 😂

[@joskd8491]

Here in Holland Toyota sold the Auris hybrid from 2010. It's a Corolla with a different name, with the Prius engine, drivetrain and battery. I own one, a very, very reliable car and very economic. More than 210.000 kilometers on the odo, never needed any repair.

[@Zeqqqq]

How Scotty has been able to keep up with new technological stuff is pretty impressive. If he can why won’t I use my head as a young man!

[@francineharris6286]

I love my 2012 Corolla … 135K miles, runs like a top!

[@Slaxsvo]

Just purchased this 2023 Corolla Hybrid LE for $27k OTD. Was expecting to pay $40-45k OTD during this car shortage. Absolutely loving my car. Thank you for helping me make a smart decision, Scotty!

[@angelg4829]

I am going to get this same car hopefully paying 25k or less OTD since the Cerritos auto square does not charge a “market adjustment” but regardless would you say it’s a good buy? Ik the base price is cheaper than previous models which caught my eye but I am planning to buy the LE model with no added anything.

[@nbatalkz6635]

​@@angelg4829 did u get it ?

[@blazenwolf9643]

@@angelg4829 So what happened?

[@williamfrench9973]

@@angelg4829I think the LE is cheaper in ‘23 because previously, the LE was the only hybrid trim level. When they added SE and XLE, they moved some of the options that used to come standard to higher trim level and dropped the LE price.

[@angelg4829]

@@blazenwolf9643 sorry y’all I’m back. So update I did end up buying the car (2023 Corolla hybrid LE) and I ended up paying like 29k out the door :(. The dealers got to me esp since there was a car shortage. The Costco pricing did help tho!

[@1976axerhand]

22,600 for my le with the convenience package. Drove 1 hr to save 3200, and it to was made in Japan

[@SSModi852]

Best mpg on hybrid car. I booked one 2023 Corolla Hybrid LE today. $27,800 out of the door. I needed a second car and waited patiently of last one year. This is common sense car and fits the math.

[@richsweeney1115]

Buying a new car as a second car doesn't make sense at all...new cars are made cheaper. You lose a lot of value when you take it off the lot, and even scottyhas said not to buy a hybrid

[@bryanleovy2163]

You've paid 4800$ to much. Didn't you watch the video?

[@Cavalon3]

Drove the previous model a few days ago, feels like driving a cloud, moves really well, super comfy. Thinking of getting the new model that is more powerful and has really low consuption.

[@mikenormandy9250]

This is why I went for the sr5 Tacoma. Didn’t need the locking diffs with the Pro or TRD off road or the bigger infotainment screen and hood scoop with the TRD sport. Just needed a v6 and 4wd. Those upper trims were $4k-$8k more!!

[@ArtOfHealth]

Tundra SR5, 4WD, 5.7, 16.2 mpg, quiet inside, in fact, quieter that our past 2021 Rav4 Hybrid. My brother has the same as you. Happy camper too! Good luck. 500,000 miles or more😊!

[@las347]

I'm shopping for one of this right now but I didnt want to buy till I have Uncle Scotty's blessing...now my mind is at ease.

[@gregleach5833]

I bought a new Corolla back in 2020 with the 2.0 liter engine non hybrid. I get 46 mpg hwy and 38 in town . I only paid 20,300 but that was before prices went up in 2020 . Granted 23,000 is not a bad price but very unusual today . I’d rather have my non hybrid .

[@ticktock2383]

Just bought a 2007 4 -wheel drive Highlander with 210k at auction for $2600. The Carfax showed meticulous maintenance. Had a dealer friend and paid his addirional fees. Estimate to fix was $1900 but had the printout and checked with my Scotty-type mechanic before the auction. He said it was very minor. Bought the car. He charged me $110 to fix. He said even the tires were good. Yes, I am happy.

[@ticktock2383]

TY Scotty!

[@stevekendra8983]

Back in the late 80's my dad was looking for a basic dodge d150 truck. We live 2 hours west of Detroit (originally from the detroit area). We stopped by our local dealer and they wanted like $1500 more than the equivalent truck at a dealership in Dearborn. Our local dealer basically said "well if you want drive to the city go for it." That's nuts what he did. We took the 2 hour drive over to Dearborn and got that truck instead of at our local dealer. At that time, people around here didn't drive more than a half hour away from home and thought that if you traveled east of Ann arbor you're going to get shot (not possibly, definitely). The $20 in gas at the time was worth the $1500 in savings.

[@edd3807]

I’m driving a 2022 non hybrid and getting 40 mpg combined. It’s actually a pretty solid vehicle, quieter than my Crv.

[@chewpu]

Took me 8 months to find this same $23,000 deal for a 2024 Toyota corolla hybrid LE ...in California too! Scotty's right, deals are out there!

[@jacobim94]

Whereeeeeeee I’m in California as well. Crazy expensive these days

[@chewpu]

​@@jacobim94 Carlsbad

[@z33tanner]

Im an auction tech and i hardly see any issues with Toyota hybrid systems. Im buying one for my new work commute 1hr both ways.

[@robertclarkguitar]

My daughter bought 2022 Corolla LE ...Her first new car she's had a year now...She drives the hell out of it. I believe she's at 20k miles. Or so. She and her husband find it a great little car and it's performance for a budget car is quite accepted at the 22k price with the little options. The geared auto trans CVT has a 1st like no other for getting up and going which in theory should last longer. The little 1.8 isn't bad tried and true. She drives like this guy around 80 plus MPH on the Interstate visiting family. Though I wish she would slow down , it does seem like a nice little sporty car for what's out there today in it's price bracket. I always tell people to buy Toyota or Honda. Can't go wrong but watch out my son had the turbo 1.5t civic 2021 new and traded down for the 18 accord 2.0t and had way more power. More luxurious as well albeit he wound up paying the price of a new civic for am old 18 accord. Looks like new and has it modded as little as possible by ktune and filter cold air intake. He's taking many cars on the road having fun here and there too. Sleeper.

[@tele-gram-me_The_DawnMarie]

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[@ThomasWBaldwin]

That's a very viable production vehicle. That will withstand the storm of the "failing electric car market" and prevail. 53 MPG, in town. That's a magic number for milage fer sure.

[@Mist_R]

this video gonna drive the price up😂 jokes aside, I'm glad Mr. Scotty got to make a video with the new Corolla hybrid. I'm still debating whether to get the gas or hybrid version.

[@beckyconstantinides2546]

My Prius is 2007 . Very reliable! I have just short of 300,000 miles on it. It is a gift that keeps giving

[@timothycollins1968]

Mist R…..it all depends on how long you own the vehicle for.

[@DeepRthought]

it was a bad deal for me. My 2014 Toyoya Prius C gave me the dead hybrid battery warning past december at 101K miles. 7mo and 1K mile out of warranty. Dealer wants 5K for replacing the battery. I calculated that it would take 200,000 miles driving a hybrid to pay for 5K in gas savings.

[@QueueTeePies]

@@DeepRthought I'm sure you save money from other maintenance like less wears on your brakes and engines.

[@r3games1985]

Get the new Prius.

[@ramishrambarran3998]

Scotty. For more than 25 years our country has been importing used cars from Japan. Today, we have lots of used Toyota Hybrids on our roads. Of course they are JDM models ! Corolla Axio, Corolla Fielder wagons, Prius models, Prius C, Yaris, Sienta, Voxy, Noah, Crown............you name it ! I was in the Importing business for 15 years, and the Toyota Hybrida are the best. Ride and reliability. They have proven themselves over the years. Right now my daughter will receive a Brand new 2022 Yaris Cross Adventure Hybrid from Japan on February 18th. Any Hybrid vehicle with a 1500cc or smaller engine is tax-exempt. Her car has cost US$23,500. Here, premium gasoline costs over US$4 per gallon. Trinidad & Tobago. West Indies.

[@sonidoexperiencia]

It’s been a while since Scotty’s called us stupid 🤣🤣🤣 about time he reminded us

[@casbot71]

Apparently the scammers think you are stupid … …

[@zeljkodjukic5889]

Scootyy scotyyy finally toyota you have to say there are the best most reliable cars for money

[@nicholasnorris4393]

While my 2014 camery was in the body shop recently, I had a Toyota rav4 which I liked a lot. I looked up what new ones are going for here in Atlanta. It was a same thing here 30k at least. I bought the Camry used and just paid it off. It only has 97k miles I'm keeping the Camry for another 2-3 years at least.

[@shauny2285]

If it's anything like my 99 Solara, it will last beyond 200K miles.

[@GlennLaycock]

Good advice. 23k for the hybrid in the USA is extremely good. Yikes just checked now LE Hybrid is $28,900 before delivery, dealer, tax - AWD XSE is $37,200 with Canadian dollar 😮. The new hybrid they said better get pre-approved for $50,000.

[@TheCaptainmojo1973]

No spare tire?? Seems very risky and dangerous especially for girls: Every vehicle should come standard with a spare and the basic tools to use it. Smh.

[@paulboden7850]

Internet confirms what Scotty is saying. 2023 Corolla hybrid base msrp $22,800. Wow!

[@raymondreiff8170]

Inflation is Real folks it's gotten way worse here 🇺🇸 recently, I guess 🌍 as well

[@packerbacker69]

That price is a base car with ABSOLUTELY no accessories/addons. Plus that does not include the mandatory $1195 delivery processing/handling charge. When he makes it sound like the car costs a flat $23k he is blowing smoke.

[@takeiteasy6154]

I would rather buy 3 of these than one Tesla for the same price!

[@braetonwilson4296]

@@packerbacker69 Yep you're spot on. I'm a Toyota salesman. After you include delivery fee, mandatory accessories from port, taxes, registration, doc fee etc. you'll end up paying closer to 28k.

[@inquisitvem6723]

@@braetonwilson4296 question . Have you ever sold a Toyota below msrp? even in bad times, I don’t know anyone who has been able to buy one below msrp.

[@burtturdison4445]

I drive a Corolla Touring Sports GR. Had a CH-R before that. So far, I am very satisfied. It feels like sitting on a sofa, relaxing and it uses only 5.3 liters per 100 km (1.4 gallons on 62 miles). Mind you it's a heavy vehicle and I live in the Alps, got lots of up and down hill as well as stop and go traffic in a city. It pulls my trailer which I need for construction just fine and the 2 liter engine makes enough power to comfortably get up even steep roads. Not a race car but a comfortable, good looking daily driver and family car with enough space and functionality. I will drive this as long as it will last me.

[@jameswhite1319]

Man you got 5 million followers. !! Your going to be in history! ☮️Houston Texas

[@davecruzen9352]

Scotty.....YOU ARE THE MAN!!! Double fist bump on the '23 Toyota Corolla story.

[@bh9262]

You're such a comedian! And very wise advice at the same time! Great channel Scotty!

[@richardcrouse4644]

We needed to make a trip from Houston, Texas, to New England. Our car was a1999 Dodge Caravan with 167K on the ODO. I purchased a spare wheel (same wheel as on the van. I did not want to be forced into using the silly small tire the factory called a "spare" for a replacement if we had a flat. I left the "new" spare with the van when I sold it to a friend. He was tickled to have a real spare!

[@bosabarbosa1795]

I prefer HYBRIDS over FULLY ELECTRIC; uses vey little fuel, and NEVER need to "PLUG-IN TO RECHARGE", therefore no risk of running dry and being stuck!

[@MrZega000]

This is great because my biggest gripe with the prius was how low to the ground it was. Notorious for scraping the bottom, I'm sure this fixed that issue.

[@Mannymojave]

Now! I really want a Hybrid Corolla!Thank you Scotty,your videos have saved me hundreds if not thousands of dollars.

[@joelove1987]

I loved my 96 corolla I had!! I paid $450 for that car & drove it for 40k miles & the person I sold it to at 322k even drove off in it!! These are good cars

[@cz1always608]

So true Scotty got to shop around. They wanted 54,000 for my last car , I live on the coast , found the same car new in the center of the country. Got it for 34.000 saved big bucks … FACT

[@guruprabhu_39915]

Which one was it ?

[@robbflynn4325]

Great car. I'd get the LE base model also.

[@labornurse]

Agree, whats the point of optioning out an economy car

[@LuoshanjiBiaoge]

Better to get the LE convenience package

[@tolgadag3637]

How’s your fuel economy? The numbers dropped from last year. Are you overachieving official or?

[@diverhose]

Thank you Scotty, this is eye opening regarding the purchase price, kudos to the buyer!

[@nitekitten]

actually my dream car

[@mss627]

Wow. I actually agree with you Scotty. This will be my next purchase. I don't know about the steel wheels though. Third-party alloys really aren't that expensive.

[@johnferrier2803]

I have a 2021 Corolla Hybrid and I drive conservatively (sanely) and I get 60 mph constantly according to the car’s computer.

[@jonnybravo420]

The spare tire thing sucks, but there is space in there to put a full size spare, that's what I did with my 22 hybrid corolla. They sold me the car with fix a flat and an air pump, that's ridiculous!

[@brianvogt8125]

Are the wheels the same as older Toyota models? If so, buy your spare from a junkyard.

[@johnbenker1347]

25K miles on a 2021 60 plus mpg. No complaints at all. No other brand can touch that mpg. By the way the rims are alum. under the hubcaps. I bought a full size spare on line. Fits in the well.

[@igotanimac1]

No other brand? Honda and Hyundai have cars that touch that MPG.

[@braetonwilson4296]

Rims are alum for the 2021 Corolla hybrid. 2023 Corolla hybrid LE gets actual steel wheels.

[@tele-gram-me_The_DawnMarie]

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[@rmoy29]

Where online did you buy your spare?

[@michelrea2403]

Love your attitude Scotty! Keep up the great work 👊

[@seikocitizenwatches]

TOYOTA is amazing not only the car itself but also the entire ownership experience is very pleasurable and cost/time saving . Dealership, spare parts logistics, insurance, cost of maintenance are all at least a level above everyone else’s. Toyota number one.

[@richsweeney1115]

Honda is just as good

[@double_joseph327]

@@richsweeney1115Honda hybrids are trash

[@huepix]

The hybrid with about 50kms of electric range is perfect. Averages over 50mpg!

[@ericbowers71]

I'm picking up my new 2023 Corolla Hybrid LE tomorrow. I can't wait. That humming noise you heard in reverse only happens in reverse tp get pedestrian attention.

[@scruples671]

Actually the first gen. Prius was in a Corolla body too. I still have one. 2001 to 2003 1st Gen US.

[@ytr8989]

Toyota Echo engine was in first generation Prius

[@seanbouker]

Bought a 2012 plug Prius in 2015 out the door no money down for 16k$ ... 60k miles on the engine... I have 300k miles on it... I just rebuilt the engine in my driveway (it was still running 47-50 mpg per tank) cleaned all the carbon off the valves cyls exct... replaced all the gaskets and rusty bolts... Cleaned the EGR and intake... All new fluids... Cost me $250 in parts and fluids... To rebuild and clean an engine... I started watching Scotty 3 cars ago and he helped me out with a question I had on a 90s era suburban... I went from that to a Nissan leaf for 5 years... To a plug in Prius 8 years ago.... And boy do I feel old 😂 but I've done all the work on the car myself and it's still on the road going strong... I'm confident my car will get me where I need to go Because I know I can get my car going (or stopping) thanks in part to people like Scotty

[@crlaw75]

If you really want to have a spare tire in a vehicle, you can always go to a salvage yard and find one there for cheap.

[@chaos.corner]

I got a wheel off ebay when I needed one. Steel used was $35.

[@lordrefrigeratorintercoole288]

im glad Scotty likes the car. i got a great deal on a 4year old Corolla E210 Sedan Hybrid, but the EU spec with Sol Trim. Instead of paying 32.000€ it was 21.000€, with only 60.000km. And it still has 6 years waranty on everything. But i did get 18inch Alloys though, and i have a spare tyre in the trunk for some reason. Also no charging ports in the back, myn has AirCons instead. Also the EU spec looks like a lexus compared to the US spec, so bizare.

[@andrewgus8763]

Great car indeed. Very efficient for city driving and for people who do a lot of miles like taxi drivers. But I still don’t think the average consumer should be mandated to own these. The lithium battery and generator it has are too expensive to replace and don’t last as long. I’ve made a mistake and bought a 2008 Camry hybrid and the battery was too expensive to replace when it failed. My 2007 gasoline one still drives like new.

[@stanthomas9890]

They come with a ten year/150,000 mile warranty on the hybrid battery

[@andrewgus8763]

@@stanthomas9890 Useless warranty once your car passes the 150k miles mark. They usually never break before that. Mine went out at just under 200k. I was lucky to get $4,500 back for trading the car in. Initially paid $7,000.

[@stevenmartinez9599]

I just bought a 2024 Corolla LE hybrid AWD. Waiting for it to come from Japan on a ship

[@eleanormassaro5195]

Interesting that a base model Corolla has stop sign recognition!

[@michbenny1363]

That's a good idea to put the same engine in a Corolla because they are much better looking than a Prius. Well, until the new Prius comes out later this year. And that's a Prius I would stand in line for.

[@mrgurulittle7000]

Scotty, this just makes sense. Why don't more people buy Toyota Hybrids?

[@makotosa2]

I would wait for the next generation Prius which gets the same MPG with more horsepower

[@synewparadigm]

Too expensive

[@mrgurulittle7000]

@S. Y. Cheaper and cleaner than an EV.

[@warrengauthier4699]

Even the original Prius is an amazing car. It gave me 45mpg at 80mph and even better in the city.

[@mxr572]

if you buy steel rims use a plastic self locking wire band in spaces to keep front covers from being knocked off or stolen. easy to snip off and replace if need be.

[@jayhockley8841]

Good idea !

[@mariachristou4364]

I have a Corolla from "97. Still working good.

[@chriscapablanca3491]

I don't have this new car , I am very stupid. But I picked up a Rav4 2023 LE so I am partially kinda stupid in a dumb kind of way.

[@petestanton1945]

or not, sounds faster & bigger

[@michaelbuerhaus8409]

I have heard that people are very happy with their new Corolla Hybrids because of the updates and higher horsepower!

[@alf6633]

These compete with the civic based Honda Insights. I have a 2020 Insight, and I love it . easily get 55 mpg, often quite more being in LA traffic

[@raymondreiff8170]

Personally I would go with Honda myself, I ran two 2003 Honda civic hybrid 5 speed manual both Cars I bought used and both got 300,000 miles before the batteries were trashed, Both built in Japan as well 🇺🇸👍.

[@RRLV434]

The insight are discontinued now

[@raymondreiff8170]

@@RRLV434 New Civic hybrids are being tested in Europe to be here soon.

[@feartheturtle9618]

Would make a great second car. Wouldn’t want it for vacation and long rides. Had a Corolla years ago. Solid car for sure.

[@tinhinnh]

a vacation car would be a 2nd car, corolla would be a daily

[@5818fa1]

The new Prius is not ugly at all and has 200 hp.

[@amandeepbaa6978]

New gen not old gen

[@ivovanzon164]

The reason why you don't get a full size spare tyre is that the weight of it affects the fuel usage. To get the best emissions rating it is sold as an accessory only to prevent it being included in the empty weight

[@GoOp790]

Loving my new 2023 Nissan Rogue, it really zips around and I’m getting good fuel economy. Hope it’s reliable 👍🏻

[@maxcactus7]

We'll be praying for you, Sam!

[@GoOp790]

@@maxcactus7 😂

[@mrgurulittle7000]

@Sam. Hope it's reliable too. I love the look of the New Rogue.

[@news603redux]

Scotty says it's not a Toyota, it's junk and you're stupid for buying it, lol.

[@labornurse]

Keep us updated🤞

[@gregggoldstein3449]

If you need to towe these models with regenerative braking, whatch out that you don’t get the wrong towe truck! Use a “Bed Truck!” Damage occurs when two wheels coast on the ground causing battery to overheat and catch fire as wheels regenerate energy that overheats the battery! Especially if you have All Wheel Drive.

[@Winterstick549]

I hope they make a hatchback version

[@TheSakuragihanimichi]

They have one... Question is whether you will get it in your country

[@sloppyjoe4017]

Scotty, I know you dont like Priuses , but I am a happy 2017 Prius owner with 205k miles on it. Had it for 6 years bought brand new. The only thing I needed so far was the water pump (knock on wood). I would be interested to know more about how the generators, batteries, and cvt transmissions fail and at what frequency. I've been taking very good care of this thing and I'd like to think I could get it to at least 250k - 300k before I need to fix something else. I drive this thing heavily because I'm an Uber driver. Maybe driving it frequently and on highways all the time helps it live longer? I'm always very gentle with the pedal and don't push unnecessarily.

[@gemini3558]

Toyota Oh what a feeling !!! 😜👍🇦🇺

[@gennaro4941]

Toyota Hybrids are awesome!!..I have a 2019 Camry LE Hybrid..average 50MPG...

[@expressivepets1]

Hey Scotty. I just bought a Toyota...Sienna.

[@SpetsnazChaplain157]

Sometimes you'll get up to 20 percent better gas mileage than what they say you'll get

[@jonnybravo420]

My 22 hybrid is getting 56 miles to the gallon average, if this one is under 50 then I'd rather keep my 22, I don't need the extra horsepower or higher trim level.

[@J.Young808]

The dude was driving 80 mph on the Interstate. Scotty said he was getting 54 mpg in town. If you hypermile maybe you’ll get closer to 60 mpg

[@jonnybravo420]

@@J.Young808 Thats how I drive, mostly highway. The 23 corolla hybrid has EPA rating of several miles per gallon lower than the 22 corolla hybrid. Don't try to pretend toyota didn't sacrifice some MPG to get that higher HP. I'd rather have the higher MPG than the HP personally is all I'm saying.

[@PL-pn9iu]

Fancy stereos aren't needed. Just get a Bluetooth cassette tape adapter.

[@scoobysid04]

New generation doesn’t look that bad though

[@hidalgojavier96]

I don't know there in the US, but here in Europe we have the Corolla (AKA Auris) with the same hybrid engines from the Prius since, at least, 15 years. In fact, the last Corolla is only available as a hybrid, no regular combustion engine option.

[@ivann7214]

you can still buy non hybrid Corolla here in the US

[@illtakethebox]

I got my 2019 Camry xle hybrid for 27k, feel lucky because I bought it right before the price craziness

[@andrewgus8763]

You can sell it for 29k-32k or more as of right now. Very limited stock and a minimum of 6 months wait time. Taxi and Uber drivers are drooling over Camrys. My 2019 LE is selling for $29k in my area with 15k miles. Thinking of swapping it with a Lexus with this profit.

[@illtakethebox]

@@andrewgus8763 it's tempting but I'm happy with it, plus don't want a car payment :D

[@dr.richardnixon7125]

I was just saying this the other day. The toyota prius would be the number one selling car if they changed the body and boom.

[@randyoehlert5045]

Would have never guessed it was going to be a Toyota . Until something goes wrong with the hybrid system. You're lucky to make 100 thousand miles before having to replace the hybrid battery at a cost of 3 thousand dollars and up to 8 thousand. No thanks, Scotty . I've been there and done that with 2 different Toyotas . It's not worth it to me.

[@amandeepbaa6978]

When some Prius owner clocked over 200k mileage with same battery pack

[@andrewgus8763]

Owned 2008 Camry hybrid, battery failed in March 2015 at 192k miles. Was quoted $5k + $1k labor. Bought a 2007 V6 instead and it still runs like new. Legendary engine.

[@stanthomas9890]

ten year/150,000 mile warranty on battery