Toyota's New Tacoma Replacement Shocks the Entire Car Industry

[@scottykilmer]

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[@BillySBC]

What am I supposed to do with that dinky g-damned bed Scotty? What?

[@chrisx5127]

I think it should be out already. Cannot find any deals on the 2023...that someone hasn't already reserved. Need a vehicle by September.

[@chrisx5127]

Talking about manual transmission here.

[@Gangsta1168]

Scotty and his daily doses of being shocked.. 😂😂😂

[@Brantoc]

I like the new Taco.

[@kesselrunner]

Kinda funny that they have a truck specifically designed for the US when anyone in the US, if given a choice, would take a Hilux instead.

[@tacomafan5186]

So true!

[@FenrirsBite77]

I'd buy Hilux in a heartbeat.

[@jayserrano9822]

That’s true

[@HowtoRestoreHeadlights]

100%!

[@thebeddoctor4273]

I saw one in Dubai and had to take a picture with it. So dumb but I was like No way a Highlux!

[@bbalderston125]

I had a brand new manual HiLux in Africa for 5 years. Loved it. Amazing durability and bulletproof anywhere in any conditions.

[@jamesnguyen7069]

pix or it never happened

[@frankmccarthy2624]

I bought 2021 Tundra 5.7 liter SR5 4WD in December of 2019. Man did I luck out. The prices went wild in 2020 and with the redesign, they’re now $80K. I’m hanging onto that truck for a long time.

[@michaelcaddell8520]

Yeah you did. And the last year of the reliable NA.

[@Gangsta1168]

$80K of worth less fiat 💵💵 created out of NOTHING by BANKERS for a pickup truck.. 😅😅

[@kevinba7981]

2021 design is really old bro. Sell it

[@DapperSapper515]

@@kevinba7981stop

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

I drove a 2021 2 door Tacoma with around 12000mi automatic in the spring 2021. 8-9 weeks: armed security 🚔. Central FL. Overall I'd give the Tacoma model a 7 or 8 out of 10. The truck was not real zippy with the regular engine. The driver seat was a strain after 4hr or so. If you wanted a work, extended driver truck 🛻 that was a point. ⛽️ was +. I drove around alone listening to 🎤 stand up comics, 6-7hr on the free Toyota XM 🛰. Fun!

[@lc7192]

Better to wait for a couple of years to buy the new Gen Tacoma. Give Toyota the time to work out the bugs. I have a 2021 Tacoma TRD with extensive mods but will be looking at the hybrid version in 2025. Toyota is the uncontested best builder of hybrid technology and has been for the past 20 years.

[@alexwalker8422]

They are, it's odd how they go that far in the name of efficiency even though diesel, which is just gasoline without the extra carbon burnt out, is either nearly if not just as efficient as hybrid technology. It would be easy to integrate a diesel engine into a hybrid drivetrain btw, every reason diesel is considered incompatible with a hybrid drivetrain is easily fixed with a higher gear ratio wherever the torque of the crankshaft is applied, and all without eliminating the ability to use that available torque without a higher gear. Perhaps the emissions control hardware occupies too much space to be used with hybrid drivetrain hardware at the same time. I could also see the extra production cost of hybrid in conjunction with that of diesel being a factor in the inexistence of diesel hybrid vehicles.

[@kevinba7981]

2021 Tacoma design is really old man . Looks like 2016 design . Sell it

[@barryhaley7430]

The Hilux is also noted for carrying anti aircraft weapons, anti tank weapons and 40 mm bofors

[@aknadiri2520]

Literally lmao... Used in many countries as military vehicle

[@James_Bee]

So, a technical.

[@wawalker1]

That will be useful in Chicago where highway shootings are commonplace now.

[@jasoncardona7342]

Most BOLOs downrange were for Hiluxs or Bongo trucks.

[@michaeldavila2325]

😂

[@mrdrains2088]

My daily work truck is still a 1981 Toyota Hilux, loaded with up to a 600Kg payload (1320ibs). In our country we have tough 6-monthly inspections on all vehicles born before the year 2000 & it hasn't failed an inspection yet.

[@michaelduke4500]

As a taco owner here (1st gen and 2nd gen) I will just keep my 2012 manual trans base truck until the wheels fall off. I work in technology, but do NOT want to be inundated with tech in my truck. For me, less is more in trucks, this taco is a poser if you ask me but you didn't.

[@itsallminor6133]

So true.......

[@PaulWall78]

100% agree! IT'S A TRUCK!

[@cockroach5717]

Bare bone mid-sized pickup trucks are what intrigued people in the first place. Seems like now they've lost that charm and all we have now are NPC's that think EVs are the way.

[@marshmower]

​@@cockroach5717abolish the CAFE requirements and freeze funding for EPA

[@57ashdot]

I also work in automotive electronics, and still drive a 2010 Mazda 3 manual 5 speed. I 1000% agree, for us that see how the sausage is actually made, less is more with electronics. More complexity just means more things that I will eventually have to repair later in the vehicles life. And some things make zero freaking sense to convert to electronics. Electronic parking brakes, steer by wire, etc. are all giant hassles waiting to happen with no real benefit to the customer.

[@superhesler]

I like these types of videos Scotty. It’s a Simple talk over but you had me tuned in the whole time

[@vitaming582]

America : We want smaller trucks! Toyota : Smaller.... hmm... I don't know what that means. Ford : I think they mean like... bigger, but the opposite. GM : Bro, what? Dodge : That makes no sense. Keep going bigger, they'll buy it.

[@txreal2]

🤣🤣

[@Vitalus]

Toyota: has the STOUT coming out in 2024 to deal with the smaller truck market like Ranger/Maverick.

[@John-kx3ng]

You actually believe the Stout story?

[@Sandro45]

@@John-kx3ngif thats not real pls tell me Subarus Baja is real id order it day 1

[@John-kx3ng]

Neither at this point. I live near the Toyota R and D center in Michigan. I can tell you that there is no mules or prototypes of any Stout anywhere to be found. If Toyota was testing it they would have it out and about

[@XerxezsX]

This truck has everything Scotty hates, Brand New platform, brand New year truck, Turbo charged engine, it's a big big no buy👌

[@ethnographic1]

No one is shocked. Stupid declaration

[@censored4christ162]

I think turbo hybrids are bean counter nightmares. Great to buy new if youre rich, scary to buy if youre buying it used in 15 years. College is cheaper and it turns out its rarely worth it also. They want to phase out the used market by making vehicles that dont last. They want to recycle the vehicle at the 15 year mark it seems like. Want you to go spend another 35k. In 30 years goodbye 60k if you do that 3 times in life theyll suck off at least 240k off you. Im not about it. Do we really need our cars to drive themselves at immense cost? Ive been doing fine actually driving on my own i cant afford 15k full self driving unlock. Even if i could it feels like a robbery after you paid 50k for the car. For 50k it should already drive itself it shoold also do do my taxes cook my dinner and read my mind

[@sammyjammy6647]

@@censored4christ162blah blah blah

[@moderngentleman1098]

My 2003 Toyota Tacoma is still the most reliable vehicle in my family, I’m changing the oil and doing a coolant flush today. I like the new Tacomas but my 20 year old truck is still doing just fine.

[@censored4christ162]

The only way i get the vehicles I really want is if i build them myself but thats a nightmare also man. I total nightmare

[@Ironsja11]

I'm glad I got a 2022 access cab v6 with a manual.

[@AmboyChamblis]

I would take the Hilux with a diesel motor all day over the taco!😅

[@2tommyrad]

Yup, all day, every day.

[@Antonyg2100]

I never understood why diesels are in everything in other countries. In the US they just dont do it.

[@2tommyrad]

@@Antonyg2100 Government regulation on small trucks perhaps.

[@thystaff742]

Just like the big 3 sued Tucker from producing his innovative car they will fight and use the government to stop competition from making them obsolete.

[@2tommyrad]

@@thystaff742 "Competition is a sin" Rockefeller. The old skinflint that gives dimes to poor people...

[@LesReeves]

Here in AUS Toyoto Hi-Lux has out preformed any other 4x4 as a work/recrational vehicle for at least the at last 20 years due to better build quality & performance (due mainly to turbo diesel engines.) & probably will into the future .They are more affordable & easy to maintain. (parts come from Japan & the currency exchange rate is almost on par with each other.)

[@tom-u8k6y]

I thin the isuzu 3l is actually a better engine than Toyota's at the moment.

[@mrbig9100]

I fell in love with the Toyota brand living in West Africa. Accept only the best.

[@matthiasknutzen6061]

80% of people will only use it for commuting and moan about gas prices 🤣

[@daexion]

Everyone moans about gas prices regardless.

[@goldenretriever6261]

95%

[@derbesteHanika]

@@goldenretriever6261 94.8%

[@matthiasknutzen6061]

@@daexion true but it's funny when people choose to buy a huge truck which they barely use as intended...

[@punkrocka9600]

I'll buy the hybrid and use it for hauling sheet.

[@allenallen5005]

I bought a 2023 Tacoma. I like the V6 engine and the way it looks. I like reliability and longevity that we just wont see from a turbo 4 cylinder engine, hybrid or EV.

[@LayzeeGiant]

Says someone who’s never owned one.

[@allenallen5005]

@@LayzeeGiant lol you know best 😉

[@tomk3732]

Problem is will you drive so much that it would matter? My v6 4L has over 200k miles and barely any wear. It can easily go to 600k miles before rebuild will be a reality. This is far longer then rest of the truck will last or way after truck has no value. Engine that needs rebuild after say 350k miles is not a bad deal. You save like 10x as much $$$ in fuel.

[@LayzeeGiant]

@@allenallen5005 Yes, I own a Tundra I-ForceMax hybrid. It’s got 29k trouble free miles on it. So I know first hand, not someone passing judgement on the internet.

[@Hypnotica420x]

That's because we all know people that own these turbo turds. They're built to fail. Simple as.

[@tristanbishop34]

Spent some time in Ethiopia last week and the Hilux was everywhere! That and an old 90's land cruiser were the most common vehicles I saw (minus the little blue taxi things). The Hilux was a very nice truck and I desperately wish I was a millionaire who could ship one over to the States with one of those old land cruisers lol

[@Doc1855]

Once I see how well the turbo hybrid works we’ll buy a Limited 4WD long bed. At my age it’ll be the last vehicle I’ll ever own. But I’d be happy with a naturally aspirated hybrid. I hate the idea of a turbo. More things to go wrong and I’m sure it’ll be expensive to fix. Heck I’d rather have a Hilux

[@57ashdot]

Same here, they design these trucks thinking we all live in beautiful temperate climates year round. My home state of Michigan gets snow and freezing temps 6 months out of the year. Turbos age like milk in cold climates.

[@gw3598]

I said my last vehicle was going to be my GMC Jimmy 2 door 4 wheel drive. It was beautiful and I loved it. After 2 transmissions, computers, heater core, rattles. 16 mpg etc, I bought a Camry. Hopefully it will be my last car.

[@jesusnavarrete6317]

Limited is full time AWD 4x4

[@tomk3732]

If you need long bed just get a tundra.

[@esrvdb88]

In the 3rd Gen Limited was short bed only probably not changing for this gen.

[@JoseGarcia-tr9mp]

With the Gen 4 I see less longevity with higher power smaller engines. I also see more problems because of the increased amounts of tech.....just to name a couple of things. I'm glad I bought a brand new Gen 3 TRD Off-Road last March instead of waiting. I like the primitive reliability through the common sense simplicity of the Gen 3.

[@kennysjamshack2410]

I'm with you man I think this technology is a good thing

[@faheemabbas3965]

I wonder what’s going to happen when all of the old, reliable cars fade away to time and EVs take over…

[@JoseGarcia-tr9mp]

@@faheemabbas3965 It won't happen if nobody is buying them. Demand controls trends.

[@jean-paulhill6586]

Same!

[@kristiwilbun18]

Agreed, me too I love my 3rd gen taco.

[@kc_was_here737]

2010 Taco owner here. Taking a hard look at the 24 Trd Offroad or Pro. Looks sharp and has some bells and whistles ive been missing out on for over a decade. Hoping the asking prices aren't stupid, but not getting hopes up.

[@russellbrown1068]

MSRP will come in at $55,000

[@russellbrown1068]

@@ThomasJeffersonIII You’re prolly right. Reckon what the “Trail Hunter”will come in at?

[@mattwaldo4500]

@@russellbrown1068I promise you the TRD Off-road trim will start at $39k, $1k more than what it starts at now.

[@randomstuff463]

@@ThomasJeffersonIII i bought a new 22 OR for 38

[@AnhH88]

You almost got it right, Scotty. The Salish tribe in WA state has always called the mountain "Tahoma", meaning she who gives water, bc their water source from glacial melt comes from there. I live in Tacoma, WA which is named after the real name for Mt. Rainer. My 2021 taco gets up Mt Rainer in the storm and winter no problem. Idk if Toyota knows that, but it make sense bc only a little 1st gen truck would make it to some barrow trails. Even my 3rd Gen is too big and I need a chainsaw clear the falling branches.

[@petemoss8245]

Pin strips should be badges on a real truck just like scars.

[@iskdude9922]

How do u like living there? I drove through there once and i thought the town was decrypid.

[@Gangsta1168]

Leave it to the white man to butcher native Americans words.. 😊😊😊

[@MasterCarguy44-pk2dq]

Snow melt not glacial melt provides the water. Theres no glaciers in the lower 48. Gitta go north.

[@tiawana420]

​@@iskdude9922I live near Tacoma and let me tell you, it sucks.

[@elindenstein]

The new Tacoma hybrid with the 6MT looks like it's going to be an absolute killer. Cannot wait to see it!

[@Toyota-Coaster]

6MT does not include Hyrbid

[@thepracticalrifleman]

If you can get them. They are vaporware. Go to a dealer and ask them to get you one. They will laugh in your face.

[@elindenstein]

@@Toyota-Coaster Damn you're right, only with the I4 Turbo 😭

[@censored4christ162]

​@@elindensteinat least there is a manual version but i still dont like turbos i think we are adding on too many components reducing our long term reliability

[@snakejazz]

Yeah imma go with the 2023 MT TRD Sport... I refuse to muck with a hybrid or 4cyl with a truck. Defeats so many purposes of a truck, just get an automatic car or crossover at that point...

[@craigdrummer13204]

I recently bought a 23 Taco and love it so far thanks for the information!!!

[@ThomasKing19933]

I sure hope that Toyota continues to make real Vehicles with real engines and doesn't fall into all this EV crap.

[@jaysmith179]

Sucks they so not make the V6 anymore. I guess I will have to go to the Nissan Frontier from now on.

[@tomstoeckle]

2400 cc turbo 4. I’ll keep my 3.5 V6. Thank you

[@jordanplays-transitandgame1690]

Nope, cry about it. We the people, are currently FORCING Toyshita to make EVs. We will continue on to the future with or more likely, without them.

[@ThomasKing19933]

@@jordanplays-transitandgame1690 You're ill 😂

[@DavidNgo86]

@@jordanplays-transitandgame1690 wrong

[@davidvalles6677]

In '94 I bought a new Yoda 4x4 and wish I didn't get rid of it because it was definitely trail ready. I regeared it with matched gears to get my speedo back since I had 31's. Then I threw Detroit Locker's in the front and rear.

[@deepcow]

More Complicated, more things to break, more expensive to own.

[@LayzeeGiant]

Translation: I can’t afford one so I’ll trash it to feel better.

[@jss27560]

So you need to go back to the carburetor, points & condensers. Let us not forget simple 15,0000 to 30,000 spark plug changes, crank windows, and non-powered door locks. remember simpler the better.

[@Gangsta1168]

​@@jss27560nah.. It's time to go back to the horse buggy.. 😊😊

[@Gangsta1168]

No worries.. The BANKERS will OWN EVERYTHING and you will OWN NOTHING soon.. 😊😊😊

[@Fall3nAng3ls]

@@LayzeeGianttranslation: I live above my means and buy crap to impress people I don’t like.

[@joshualancekemp]

I’m very happy with my PAID OFF 2012 Tacoma 4 cylinder extra cab. The only thing I’d consider trading in for is a Hi-lux

[@brennanlowry5711]

I got a paid off 2 door 2013 Tacoma 4 cylinder manual transmission. Love it. The only issue is the space for the second kid on the way. Hopefully, we will figure out something so I don't have to sell and try and find a 4 door. I have a 💎 for my kids to drive, if I let them 😂

[@censored4christ162]

Why does toyota have a phobia of short bed single cab naturally aspirated utility trycks all the sudden man

[@jkpupo1]

I live in Canada and have had the tacoma 2007 and a 2007 and 2015 tundra. But i plan on moving to the dominican republic soon. When I do I am excited to finally own a hilux. They are everywhere down there plus lots of land cruisers. Great vehicles all over the world.

[@dohc1067]

Imo unless Toyota totally screws up, the Tacoma will continue to dominate. I do appreciate Toyota is being more conservative about EVs. Yes, they did have a small tumble, but compared to GM and LG's debacle years ago that was minor. Also it should be noted that most automakers (Ford for example) who have invested heavy in EVs have also lost money 💰 and removed many of their workers as a way to cut costs. Even some of the European countries like France 🇫🇷 are saying these goals are unrealistic.

[@shanepotter4635]

EV seems gimicky imo. Things like the Prius are so much more practical. Use the electric when you're going slow or to start the car in motion an then switch over to gas when you need to go 35mph+

[@terellmurray]

@@shanepotter4635I agree save your gas/fuel for when you really need it.

[@mr_red13]

@@shanepotter4635as someone who is VERY unfamiliar with hybrids, do you have to charge your hybrids? I would think it’s annoying to go to gas stations AND charge stations. How does it work?

[@s-man3684]

​@@mr_red13You can not charge a regular hybrid. A PHEV (plug-in hybrid electric vehicle) you need to plug to get the best efficiency. You don't have to charge it. PHEV is kinda in between a hybrid and an EV.

[@Carlos-jh5tb]

@@s-man3684be careful because you absolutely need to maintain a charge on the plug in hybrids. Extended periods of being discharged will hurt the battery life. Same as discharging any lithium battery and leaving it uncharged. And by extended period, I mean leaving it at less than 30% for over 30 days straight

[@N2freedom]

I bought a 23 TRD off road Taco this summer specifically because they are tried and true with a V6. Also because I hope to get at least 300,000 out of it and I don’t think the news ones will last as long.

[@shovelgeorge8851]

Same here! Put money down in April and delivery in June as soon as I heard they were going to all turbo/hybrid 4s. Also got the 6 speed manual in case they dropped MT, but they didn't for 2024. Couldn't be happier with my truck. Never owned a Toyota before. Plan on keeping this Taco forever, I love it. '23 Lunar Rock quad cab Offroad w/MT.

[@gsdlvr123]

I’d think you’ll get a lot of miles…I bought my Tacoma (4x4 Off Road Double Cab) new in JAn 2019. I now have 250k miles - many in 4WD. I’ve had no issues- other than a few recalls (all have been done during routine maintenance) and normal maintenance. My truck still runs and looks like new

[@censored4christ162]

Why does the auto industry hate natural aspiration man. Where the reliability goes up and parts numbers go down.

[@markallison3894]

I have planned to buy a Tacoma at the end of my career, I have worked overseas for the last 20 years and saved to buy. Upon the announcement of trashing the 6 cylinder and replacing it with a 4 cylinder turbo I am now in the process of buying a 2023 limited while still overseas. I am at a loss of why I would want a 4 cylinder turbo especially in a new model. Good luck Toyota......

[@censored4christ162]

We need to collapse the epa and the atf theyve gone tyrannical

[@jmedlin6]

I'm glad I got my 2022 Taco with the V6. I wish they had a diesel model in the states.

[@synchronicity458]

Nobody really wants the 4cyl turbo gas engine, they want the v6. But the v6 is really the initial compromise, because what people really want is the 4cyl diesel.

[@pakviroti3616]

No, we don't. The Hilux is a great vehicle, but under powered for towing. I have V6 SR5 Tacoma, awesome truck.

[@tomm1109]

I prefer the turbo gas engine.

[@Blaidd7542]

@@pakviroti3616the hilux 2.8 TD has 140ft-lbs more torque than the Tacoma V6?

[@pakviroti3616]

@@Blaidd7542 You cannot buy the Hilux in the US. It's also a diesel, I'm not interested in a diesel, or ANY turbo charged engine of any kind. I have a 2017 Tacoma SR5 with the V6, I'll be keeping it for a long time.

[@Blaidd7542]

@@pakviroti3616 i was replying to your previous comment saying the hilux was under powered for towing, which is evidently wrong. It has much more torque than than the most powerful Tacoma and this is reflected in its hauling and towing capacity.

[@Amor1990]

That’s what Im getting Scotty. The 3.0L V6 Twin Turbo, but in a Ford Explorer

[@DesertRailProductions]

This and the frontier are my go-to trucks. I cant wait to see how the TRD Pro looks!

[@gregoryhodge9452]

I can't afford Toyotas anymore, so I drive Frontiers.

[@mikefoehr235]

The turbo 4 probably will not be as good as the v6. The 4 litre v6 was bullet proof.

[@censored4christ162]

I just feel like im getting scammed trying to buy any vehicle today because theyve rigged it up in a way designed tocrob me blind and paint it as just doing business

[@AlwaysApproved]

yup, still no regrets buying a 23 tacoma. tried and true

[@HussleBeee]

But you’ll have the old model in a couple months. I would have waited. Everyone is worried about bugs and quirks about new model trucks. I say get the newest. Toyota goes hard with R&D and everything has warranties.

[@AlwaysApproved]

@@HussleBeee good lol, 4g looks like a roblox fornite car

[@seahawks1912]

The local tribes called Mt Rainier Tahoma. I think the city of Tacoma gets its name from that. My guess is that's the reason the truck has the coordinates of the mountain stamped in it.

[@AnhH88]

Yes you are correct, the native Salish tribe for thousands of years called what is now Mt. Rainer as "Tahoma" or "Tacobeh" which means she who gives water. Tacoma, WA where is am from is named after the mountain.

[@AF-we1zc]

So far I like this new version. Not sure about 4 cylinder trucks though.

[@LayzeeGiant]

They’ve been around forever.

[@faheemabbas3965]

@@LayzeeGiantexcept that the new ones are the definition of planned obsolescence compared to the older ones.

[@censored4christ162]

​@@faheemabbas3965most expensive trucks, most complex trucks, designed to be recycled. What could possibly go wrong? 😂😂😂

[@joshuaw2988]

Dealers will mark the trd pro up to 60-65k I bet

[@johnd8082]

Was considering this as a replacement for my 2014 Titan now everyone is going with 6&4 cylinders with turbos I’ll keep my Titan.

[@vicktorpatriot1430]

Turbo and I bet engine shut down at stop lights. That is recipe for a short engine life

[@TheSleepingonit]

Can't blame you

[@anti-xijoeping2249]

Wish they offered the 6 cylinder naturally aspirated engine. Only thing keeping me from wanting one!

[@floridabeardedwoodworker]

8 ft bed

[@richsweeney1115]

How about the ridiculous price...the fact that you lose like 20% of the value when you take it off the lot? And the fact that no new caror truck is made as well as they used to be..the fact that they don't have a long bed...I'd buy a used ford, maybe a used toyota...I wish honda made a better looking body on frame truck.

[@anti-xijoeping2249]

@richsweeney1115 I haven't seen they price yet I don't think they have announced it yet

[@anti-xijoeping2249]

@floridabeardedwoodworker I go off reading so I like the shorter wheel base of a 5 foot bed 🛌

[@anti-xijoeping2249]

Roading*

[@redsky3882]

Scotty what do you think about the new J.D. Power study that really slams Toyota?

[@johnossendorf9979]

Doesn't change my plan of keeping my 2010 6 speed manual TRD Offroad till the end of time.

[@MrApplesaucestuff]

Thank you for keeping us updated

[@lordcorgi6481]

I've always wanted a new taco, but now I need one.

[@Defenderofthefaith-o8z]

What I reject of the new Tacoma 6 speed manual is they change the ignition key to a push button and the hand break from pulling to a button What I like is they replaced the rear drum brakes to ventilated discs brakes in my opinion that's the only change in configuration that I was really expecting.

[@jnsnj1]

What I’m waiting for from Toyota is them to make a compact pickup. The Maverick and Santa Cruz are interesting but ultimately I want something designed in Japan.

[@europeanlegend9347]

That would be nice, it would make them cheaper too since they use a unibody design. Everyone complains about the Maverick not being a "real" truck because it's not body on frame. Well, not everyone needs an F-150. Some people never take their trucks off road and only drive them on pavement but would still benefit from a truck bed to haul work tools and materials and smaller loads in general. Consumerism has made it impossible for the common person to buy a bare bones truck. You can't buy a truck anymore for 25-30k because everything on Ford and Dodges lots are fully loaded luxury trucks costing 6 figures....

[@jnsnj1]

@@europeanlegend9347 supposedly the Toyota stout is a coming US model but until there’s one on the dealership lot I’m not assuming it’s real. Small pickups used to be very popular models, the moronic CAFE laws killed them.

[@europeanlegend9347]

@@jnsnj1 Which is funny, you'd think a car of that size would travel more on the same gallon of fuel as a fully loaded F-150 or Dodge Ram with a V8. There's no way in hell a small pickup uses more fuel per gallon compared to a full sized pickup, that law in itself is a massive scam.

[@jamesnguyen7069]

get a rav4

[@CaptainMarder]

I wish. Friend has a Maverick and it's the perfect size, and has a decent bed and room for passengers too.

[@epitaph4410]

Thanks man i work at a toyota dealership and didnt know some of these things

[@syntraxmellow266]

I just want the new trd pro to be available as a manual so far only the sport and regular one are officialy announced as having a manual

[@ptmmatssc13]

I had the 2017 Tacoma. Loved it. Would want that vs the new one.

[@wooliebooger1629]

I sure hope the frames are better than the previous few years, the trucks are awesome but the frame sucks

[@jeffreysantos9070]

Afternoon Scotty 👍 we love your KZbin channel 👏👏👏👏

[@glentimmins7560]

Still love my bullet proof second gen!

[@nikonmark37814]

Scotty I hate dirty diesels, it doesn't matter who makes it. They pollute more than gasoline powered trucks and the smell of diesel is terrible. Your channel needs to promote vehicles that are good for the environment!

[@sniper60605]

I like the new Tacoma I think it’s pretty cool. I already have a full-size truck, but I would love to have a midsize truck too.

[@censored4christ162]

Youre buying junk. We need to make automotive manufacturing great again

[@amerikaamerika1966]

I had to slow Scotty,s speech speed to x50 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@samr.6182]

Scotty, you usually knock EVs and hybrids but many of us know that you favor Toyota Products and I’m watching as you can’t quit speaking highly of these products. You don’t tell us how much repairs cost on Toyota products. Yes, things fail on Toyotas. An alternator for the 2008 Tundra v8 cost $4,000.00+ to replace in 2011 and again in 2013. The alternator cost over $2,000.00 and labor was just over $2,000.00 each time. I could tell you more but I know that you could tell us all a whole lot more….if you wanted to. Keep putting out the good videos that usually provides great info on the automobile world. I can overlook your biases. I’ve been told that I have some myself. 🤣

[@chrisf439]

I'll stick with my trusty '99 Taco TRD for now, still runs strong and has everything I need in a small truck.

[@Joe-cu4hi]

I’m not ready for a 4cyl. Duel turbo Taco. Just like I’m not interested in a V6 duel turbo Tundra that needs the entire cab removed to replace the turbo. I’ll hold on to my 5.7 V8 Tundra and my son to his V6 Taco 😂

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

The Hilux isn’t sold in the US because of the chicken tax. Considering that it’s a commercial vehicle that’s not built in North America, it will suffer an extra tax if it comes to the states.

[@marshmower]

You already pay extortion taxes due to the CAFE scam. The cost is distributed among other models.

[@chrisx5127]

Why didn't it applied to 4runner then? And I agree with you. Just hate the stupid reason.

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

@@chrisx5127 The 4Runner is not a commercial vehicle, so it doesn’t suffer the chicken tax.

[@bshonka1]

Im 6'5 and tacos have always been too cramped for me to ever consider owning one. I hope the internal dimensions are significantly larger.

[@tomm1109]

It looks a little cartoony, but I would consider it depending on the price. I'd like the hybrid if it gets better mileage. The battery is under the rear seat FYI.

[@MasterHavik]

My 2017 Tacoma is rolling to 200k miles this year. I have traveled twice across the entire US with it and battled blizzards in Vermont. Never loved a vehicle so much and can't wait to see how many miles I can get out of it. I refuse to pay the ridiculous asking prices for new trucks so it's a good thing I love it. I don't buy the uncomfortable argument BTW... It's our preferred travel vehicle and I have done 22 hours of driving in that seat no problem.

[@Oldcarnut63]

Toyota is going to see a big drop in sales for 2024 model year . a 4 cylinder tube charged engine will not hold up like the V6 did.😥

[@psd.3144]

The v6 only held up because of how underpowered it is. The thing never breaks a sweat. They can’t really get away with doing that as Chevy and Ford upping their game in the midsize segment. The competition also isn’t much less reliable than a Tacoma in the first place. Even if the engine doesn’t give out the other stuff still will especially if you actually use it for towing or hauling semi regularly.

[@jaybee6505]

Yep. I'd finished with Toyota from here on out.

[@chrisbenthall9718]

I will stick with my 17 TRD Sport 4x4 till the wheels fall off. Have the truck mostly where I like it.

[@realgtasacramentodashcam7292]

Driving a 1998 Prerunner for 23 years, I don't even want anything else. And I have a backup too, a 2005 Prerunner no longer able to be driven by my mom.

[@diversify210]

Ive been waiting on the new generation of Tacoma to finally retire my second gen. I never did like the 3rd gen Tacoma's and liked them even less when my dad bought one and I got some time behind the wheel. So Im anxiously awaiting the arrival of these 24 Tacoma's so I can park my 13 Tacoma and she can finally rest haha.

[@Minimumholloway]

The 4 cylinder is a big let down, im sticking with my 3rd Gen, plus it took a while to get the mods I currently have and i ain’t even halfway done lol so yeah.

[@javiermontiel5124]

The edits on this video are top notch

[@christopherrichmond3310]

I think its worth it. Looks great, just wish there were V8 options. Im a sucker for a good sounding V8

[@reidtaylor2113]

sadly I think v8s are on the way out because they are less fuel efficent. But I LS swapped my Tacoma with a v8 550hp engine 770 pund feet of tourq, its insane

[@censored4christ162]

Im going to have to build a truck man, its gonns suck so bad. I just feel like if i buy a tacoma and treat it how its going to be treated its going to be sad how quickly its going to lose value

[@luked4043]

V8s are over man. The industry does not want to give the people what they want. So here we are. V6s were finally getting pretty damn good and now we’re switching to 4 cyl turbos

[@derekward2266]

Still like the last of the best, the 23s, they are more simple and engines will last forever ( why I purchased a 23 TRD off road premium). Screen on ‘24s look like an iPad was slapped on the dash (though most are going this way)… Best to wait on the new 24s till the bugs are worked out.

[@terellmurray]

Thanks Scotty always a fan of your content. I’m glad you put this video up because I want to buy the new Tacoma Hybrid model for Christmas this year, even though I hear it won’t be ready until early next year. I am curious to see with the Turbo 4 cylinder, how it will ride on the highway.

[@robertmisiuk7137]

It should have more power than the 3.5 that is in the current ones.

[@frede144]

Toyota hybrids are trash I've replaced/fixed to many damm faulty batteries with BTW can affect your engine which often results in new engine and battery's but you didn't hear that from me

[@kyrosmike]

Reminds me of my 2002 Tundra, same size nearly same power, maybe better MPG then 14 I got with 4.7 wit 4speed

[@blackops7psn]

@2:30 “it’s like one truck is set up for a 20 mm anti air cannon and the other is not!” I’m literally dying over the fact he’s not talking about how the hilux is a technical

[@jaysmith179]

Sucks they so not make the V6 anymore. I guess I will have to go to the Nissan Frontier from now on.

[@BillySBC]

I say we all start buying the really small Chinese trucks with a 4 cylinder engine and a 6 speed manual, because none of the current major manufacturers are listening to a damn thing we say, they just keep making these bloated riverboats with no real usable bed on the back.

[@jaybee6505]

Yep. Me too.

[@EatPsilocybin]

OH BOY!!! I hope they fixed the streaming water from the back window into the cab! must be nice.

[@fivepin55]

I am not a fan of replacing displacement with turbos.

[@JDJ1898JADE]

Right you are.

[@yatox8]

Yeah, for trucks turbos should only be on diesel engines.

[@86maximaa]

Which is why I’m buying a 2023 Tacoma with v6 engine. After a year or so the resale value will massively increase. Just wait til the issues arise from 2024 from overworking 2.4L engines with turbos. 😂 v6 2023 are naturally aspirated engines.

[@googlreviews7813]

Problem is not so much with Turbos as there is with Fuel... I am often traveling between Europe and USA, one thing stands out, their Regular fuel is 95 Octane, mid grade is 98 Octane and premium is 100 Octane, often labeled RACE at gas pumps. Their fuel also does not consists of any corn based Ethanol. Almost all of their engines there are now Turbo and they aren't considered problematic at all. However, everyone i spoke to there says they'd never put fuel into a Turbo motor that is under 95 Octane, and definitely never with corn ethanol. New 2024 Tacoma calls for Premium fuel, but North American Premium Fuel is significantly worse than European Regular Fuel. So fuel we use has very negative impact on Reliability of the Turbo Engine, longevity and performance. Our fuel is the negative contributing factor.

[@mlife3721]

Love this vid well done, but @5:24 I think you made a mistake, the pre-runnner is a carry over and rear-wheel drive only w/available manual. The two top of the line models are the TRD pro and Trailhunter. Those two have the hybrid power train and are only available with the 8-speed manual.

[@billbelk7250]

You mean 8 sp auto

[@itsallminor6133]

Nissan frontier is better priced and seriously under rated. Just the box construction is better welded, more solid than the tacoma.

[@Odacoda]

Not a fan of the new style and Straight-four. The inside looks way better Great video.

[@auwalismailsulaiman605]

Here in west Africa, one out of every five or six cars is a Hilux. Extremely durable utility vehicle.

[@wallyfronzaglio372]

I took delivery of a 3rd gen v6 and I love it I wanted it over that new 4 Cy turbo

[@videogamesplanet6631]

The Hilux is a beast. Too bad we don't have them in the US.

[@mbuso6208]

It is an absolute beast, very durable, here in South Africa we use them for heavy duty. Its an all rounder basically whether its petrol or diesel. They are such a hot commodity that they are even smuggled outside the borders of South Africa when they are stolen. The same goes for the Toyota Fortuner's, if they are not smuggled out they are taken apart for spare parts and the true gem is the engine which they fit in Toyota Quantum's

[@warrenb8228]

I would be fine with the 4 cylinder. But they would have to make the truck small again. Bring back the tiny trucks of the early 2000s and late 90s and I’m all in.

[@daniyarshigayev6580]

I like the new Tacoma, and I like the way Scotty presented it :-)

[@casparcoaster1936]

I wedge my JBL Flip 5 tween my 2003 Lex gx47 dash & winshield, sounds great!!

[@Flying_Lexus]

Can't wait to get my own i-force max Tacoma. That's a dream car/truck. Because it is going to be produced in large numbers, there will be tuners who will provide power upgrades for the 2.4 turbo. But also the electrical engine is going to amplify that horsepower. It will do 0-60 in around flat 5 secs stock hoperfully because it has 465 ft/lb of torque.

[@LayzeeGiant]

If you wanna go 0-60 in 5 sec, buy a car. Don’t understand the obsession with this in trucks.

[@censored4christ162]

The reason i cant get a truck affordabl is because this guy is out here driving up the prices driving down the reliability trying to livenin some dream where hes got a love affair with his truck. This is the guy that pays 50k every time so the stealerships are never desperste to make a competitive sale thats in our favor

[@tacomafan5186]

I really do like the new Tacoma, especially since they are keeping the manual transmission in the non-hybrid versions. But not enough for me to trade in my 2019 TRD Sport. At least not anytime in the foreseeable future.

[@michaelfrench3396]

I have a 2022 Ridgeline. My favorite thing about that truck is that the cutouts that are in the front bumper are not for aesthetics. They are actually cut outs and they're actually there for aerodynamic purposes. Not just to I guess lol tough. It toes my boat and my camper and I drive 150 mi a day and it's about as comfortable as you can get on the highway

[@sonidoexperiencia]

I don’t know how much more the industry can take with all these shocks 🤣🤣🤣

[@RockCh4lk]

I'm in the market for a midsize, and I'm leaning towards the Nissan Frontier at the moment.

[@ThomasKing19933]

I'd definitely buy the new Tacoma but it's a shame they are making a stupid hybrid version.

[@ateeqafzal4444]

@thomasking they will all be hybrid or turbo charged tacomas starting 2024

[@BillySBC]

So you like a ridiculously gigantic gas guzzling riverboat with no real usable bed? If you listen carefully you can hear the Toyota engineers laughing at you.

[@HIKIZURII]

@@BillySBCdo you own a Tacoma? Honestly I’ve beaten up my 2020 and it’s still running fine with the minimal towing I do. Tacoma actually seems to dominate the small trunk game just on common use. They don’t even drink gas as much unless you are flying around.

[@josepharmato8032]

@@ateeqafzal4444no they won’t

[@BillySBC]

@@HIKIZURII IT'S TOO DAMN BIG! And it's got no bed! And it ain't got a STICK TRANSMISSION! Bring me the head of the Toyota CEO!

[@angelocrisostomo7477]

Excellent video Scotty 👍. Thanks for the information 🙏😎

[@ethancambronero2998]

Always loved the way Tacos looked I personally would not use to tow and just need a bed for my shepherd.. love the new look ! Little thing I don’t like is the 4-cylinder engine, I have a 2018 Avalon with a v-6 and I just love how smooth it runs for my driving

[@marshmower]

Dear Toyota, the need for a low 2 foot load floor and 7 foot or longer bed for plywood. Make this vehicle with 4 cylinders for 25000 dollars. It's not for heavy towing but it is perfect for diy home repairs.

[@dennisschmidt975]

I'd love a Hybrid Taco, but if they want $70-80K like they do with the Tundra Hybrid... They can keep it! BTW: I own a 2022 F-150 Hybrid it has laods of power, I can run my whole house on the generator feature, it gets 27 MPG average with the highest MPG being 43 MPG... and it cost about $50 K with a bunch of extras I wanted. (I also get a discount on tabs, insurance, and got $$ two rebates from state and federal government)

[@modernamericanpro]

The increased towing capacity is very welcome! Thank you Toyota!

[@gregoverley5349]

Can’t wait to buy this new Tacoma!