We Bought Three Super Cheap Toyotas To See If They Are Really Reliable!

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( www.allTFL.com ) Check out our new spot to find ALL our TFLstudios content, from news to videos and our podcasts! Welcome to our next cheap off-roaders series, although we're covering cheap Toyotas rather than Jeeps! In this first episode, Andre, Nathan and Tommy buy the best Cheap Toyotas they can find with more than 200,000 miles and...well, things don't look so promising for one of them. Here's what happened!
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0:00 Series Intro
1:39 Tommy's Purchase
5:59 Andre's Purchase
12:10 Nathan's Purchase
18:22 Nathan's Problem!
19:05 Next time...
#toyota #offroad #suv

[@seanmackey1469]

They tried Top Gear in the US 3 times and failed. You guys are way more entertaining & informative on a fraction of the budget. I started watching for car and truck reviews but I love these specials

[@TFLtruck]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@CrimeVid]

Shame this lot is not half as amusing !

[@paulsandvig6961]

I loved top gear!

[@jshapiro34]

They had tanner foust he’s the most hated car guy ever because he’s cocky good it should have been nitro circus cast top gear.

[@herbwheeler4470]

I tried watching Top Gear a few times but I couldn't get into it.

[@fredmanning7697]

Such a shame with the rust on the Sequoia. Definitely the Achille's heel on such great vehicles.

[@ryandoyle4344]

Frame replacement from Toyota by chance

[@mikefoehr235]

​@@ryandoyle4344very real possibly

[@rcwanderlust757]

my thought exactly… 🤞🏼 they find another gen1 Sequoia.. my dream truck!

[@fredmanning7697]

@@rcwanderlust757 I got a clean '05 a couple months ago and I feel like there's no other car I'd rather have.

[@BurntTransGarage]

Come to find out, a buddy of mine actually bought that Sequioa. We had to verify the rust against the video, and sure enough, he's now the owner. Frame is in great shape. Everything else looks like a car from Illinois.

[@Zombalam]

I bought a 3rd gen 4Runner limited 3 years ago with 295k for $3500 in almost perfect condition. Still have it going strong at 308k

[@alakazaam4292]

Well yeah you only put

[@christiansoto9755]

@@alakazaam4292 I was going to say the same thing lol

[@alakazaam4292]

@@christiansoto9755 christian Soto? The poker player? Dis u?

[@adamthecarguy3496]

I have a 2006 1st gen sequoia with 400000 miles and a 2002 tacoma with 300000 and abuse them both as work vehicles and they are all original other than the normal maintenance stuff like water pump and breaks. Just changed out the original alternator on the sequoia

[@remsterx]

My gen 1 sequoia has 320k. Did suspension and only been dealing with engine light due to the intake leaking a bit but other than that runs like a champ.

[@orlandomoreno5326]

EXTREMELY RELIABLE trucks. Ford Chevy and Dodge could never

[@lokerola]

The days of cheap vehicles is long gone. Sigh.

[@NortheasternATV]

Right?! Under $10,000 isn’t a cheap car. I got my first car in 2007 for $500.

[@jraddd3477]

@@NortheasternATV I bought my 3rd gen 4runners in great shape for $1400 each afew years ago, my 97 LX450 in mint condition for 1k 2 years ago, the wifes 00 lx470 and the 07 fj cruiser for 5k last year

[@MrSweetHart6976]

Now this is a series I can get behind fully 👍 But having owned and off roaded almost every Toyota and depending if Nathan gets a different one, the 4runner will hands down be the best off road. But the tundra (if it fits down the trail) will really surprise you with how capable it is.

[@TFLtruck]

Right on!

[@SERGUMUM]

And what is your opinion on the Rav4 first generation 1994-2000

[@Joe-hz1nw]

@@SERGUMUMmy mother had one, put 200,000 miles on it with nothing but basic maintenance (oil change, tire rotation, coolant replacement, two water pumps for preventative maintenance, and one radiator). She sold it to a newly married couple in the mid 2000’s. I think a couple of timing belts also. It’s a crossover, not a full on SUV. My moms was 4 door, all wheel drive. The engine is the 2.2 liter 4 cylinder that was in the same generation of Camry and is extremely reliable, although pretty gutless, and that gutless trend was even more apparent in my moms all wheel drive RAV-4. I had a Camry with the same engine, 270,000 miles, ran great when I sold it. If you find one cheap, not a lot of rust, good maintenance records, they are great vehicles

[@joshuajay2886]

What are your thoughts on the Tacoma? I'm leaning towards the Tacoma because I want a manual. Any thoughts or suggestions

[@1antisupercat]

Not a Toyota fanboy but I’ve noticed general maintenance is what’s generally needed on most Toyotas to keep them going to a higher mileage. Getting older I really appreciate a reasonably worry free vehicle. I love this series thank you for the entertainment!

[@is6566]

@1anti… I thought that’s true for all of them.

[@1antisupercat]

@@is6566 tell that to my ford explorer haha

[@haroldjohns6558]

I have a 2005 Tundra wit close to 300,000 miles or so. My city potholes is destroying the truck wheels, drivetrain, and ex., and ex., but it is still going ( kind of😔🙄).

[@stevenh4970]

When will someone come out with a maintenance free lifetime vehicle?

[@timalan7406]

@@stevenh4970 The wheelbarrow has been out for hundreds of years.

[@scottk.8494]

I have a 2000 4Runner Limited with the multi-mode transfer and factory rear locker, with 238k miles. I've done a lot to it over the past 5 years but over the last week I had a new fuel pump and sending unit installed, Falken Rubitrek 265/75R16 mounted, and today I finish the install of my Magnaflow Overland exhaust. I love daily driving this 23 year old classic and a legend 🤘

[@Henray316]

Don't forget to add an external Transmission cooler and bypass the one in the radiator.

[@scottk.8494]

@henray6567 I had the stuff to do it when I first got it but never got around to it. I'll do it eventually. At that time, immediately after I got it 5 years ago, I replaced the radiator, hoses, thermostat, belts, rebuilt CV shafts, and lower ball joints, and wheel bearings; all Toyota parts from McGeorge. I also check my fluids just about every time I fill up with gas. At the time, I also replaced the driver's side CV diff. bearing with an East Coast Gear Supply CV shaft bushing, installed the Eibach lift kit, installed polyurethane steering rack bushings, polyurethane spring isolators, changed all drivetrain fluids, and did the Tundra brake upgrade with with stainless braided flex lines. I've done other things over the years as well. At this point I'm practically restoring it as I drive it!

[@jamesm568]

Older vehicles are so cheaper to maintain and still cheaper on fuel cost the new vehicles are.

[@bostondan77]

That Tundra needs a serious headlight restoration kit.

[@mikefoehr235]

Maguirs plasti x

[@greenshield1]

Griots Garage ceramic or Sylvanias kit. Both are the best and longest lasting I've used so far.

[@jaybou007]

Andre’s on-screen character is so great. Of course he’ll make it interesting by pushing the envelope. Let the “Andre f’d it up” messages rain and let the views get in. 😊

[@7477238]

Great series. Goes to show how things have changed and what constitutes as a "cheap" car in 2024. I remember buying my first car, a 1997 Nissan Maxima, in 2008 for $1100. 235k miles at the time and drove it all the way to 355k miles by 2013 when I got rid of it. All it ever needed was regular oil changes (whatever cheap stuff was on sale), a set of brakes, a radiator (threw in a used one), tune up and tires. Never even blew a bulb in the time I had it.

[@denox420]

tfl seems like such a vibe company! glad yall are having fun with what your doing!!

[@TFLtruck]

Thank you for watching!

[@adamrothrock8160]

Been waiting for this series, so excited

[@navywolf1753]

That '99 4Runner is by far the best purchase, especially with the rear diff lock. People brag about the UZ engines, but the 5VZ is something truly special.

[@BYLRPhil]

Yes, a first gen Sequoia! I’ve been wheeling an 03 for over 2 years now and it’s been flawless. 2” lift and 33” tires, it’s been fantastic.

[@BYLRPhil]

However, mine is not rusted. That sucks guys, sorry.

[@jacob_lindstrom]

Did you need to do any trimming to fit 33’s?

[@anajay78]

10k for that Tundra was about 4K to high.

[@alexross4062]

I bought my first gen (2002) sequoia with 225,000 miles on it for $4600. Minimal surface rust on the frame, been a really good offroad rig for over a year now!

[@mediocreman2]

Wow you can get those for $3k here. I like my Toyota engine but unfortunately the rust and cheap interior is just convincing me to never buy one again.

[@bluecollarbuilds]

So glad the cheap trucks are back keep it up

[@lobsterbisque7567]

I've never gone offroading, or owned an offroader, but I have owned some older toyota cars with high mileage, and they have all been gems. After some routine maintenance, and fluid changes, they come back to life with most of the power output restored, and remain worry free for yrs. I've had a japanese built '02 camry since 2020, and it has been a complete joy to drive & own. Easy to repair, wide parts availability, smooth, comfortable, and very cheap(esp. with the registration & insurance). I've never allowed them to go past their fluid change intervals, and even flush the engine oil once in a while to keep the internals clean. All the little things You do helps them greatly. My camry still drives practically like new after performing all the routine maintenance on it when I first brought it home 3yrs ago. And I only paid roughly $1k for all the new parts & fluids. Which included a set of new tires. Excellent cars all around. Everytime I drive it, it feels like a new car to me!!😆😆😆😆

[@zachlafond2652]

Nathan's rust bucket looks like my neighbors old car here in wisconsin. I wonder if it can from the rust belt. Rust kills everything up here.

[@LinaRobinsMusic]

I cannot wait for the rest of this series. Thank you TFL crew for doing these. Please don’t stop doing these series! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽y’all are the best.

[@TheBabadush]

Tommy it’s been great watching you progress over the years. You’ve really come into your own

[@TFLtruck]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@Argedis]

I have a 'beater' 2001 Tacoma with over 200k miles and it runs like a clock. ICE Cold AC Can confirm Toyota's are reliable

[@lidolf8168]

I found you guys a couple years ago when i wanted to check out a Honda Ridgeline and you were the only ones that took it offroad. And I've been hooked since. I love your content especially these Top Gearesque videos like this one. Keep it up!

[@garydean0308]

He should have went for the older Tundra with the 4.7.

[@fredwilliams7893]

Absolutely not! 4.7 requires timing belt changes 3URFE 5.7 DOES NOT! ENGINE GOOD FOR 500K PLUS MILES ASWELL!

[@ryanautomator5760]

The older Tundra are the goldilocks for size, it's just hard to find them with low mi and solid frames. The 2nd gen are beasts with that 5.7.

[@BurntTransGarage]

My friend JUST bought that Sequoia at a used car dealer in Englewood. We verified the same rust in the back door, dirt in clear bra, and the same Michelin tires! He bought it as a wheeling rig.

[@ctbryant09]

I love these series where they're buying cheap

[@alsheremeta]

Just hope they didn't buy that Tundra from under a poor struggling farmer that needed a farm truck...

[@erikberg8098]

I’ll be watching this series with great interest. I only just came around to Toyotas in the last few years & can’t wait to see what these old trucks can do!

[@cbx2025]

Once again, your team NAILED IT!!!!!

[@chanhmilner2670]

The bar of soap as a air freshener seems like a good idea. Cheap long lasting, im gonna have to try that one.

[@theUltimateLord]

1st gen sequoia for the win. My 04 4wd with over 300k miles still running strong as ever

[@suthius85]

I love these series you guys do.

[@shiftymcgee9359]

Great series. Love adding the auction aspect of it.

[@ELPJM09]

Just shows how great Toyota vehicles are. The interior on the Sequoia still is holding up. My family has owned GM vehicles and just after a couple years, interior plastics started to fade, door handles falling off, a/c breaking down etc. These where vehicles with less than 100,000 miles. We have now started on only buying Toyota and couldn’t be happier.

[@JCWWRacing905]

I really enjoy these build series you guys do 👍

[@tarfeef101]

Hope you take more time than the latest jeep series Loved the German auto inspection episodes before, shouldn't skip that. Also would like to see everyone have the time to actually mod properly and use their budget. And Andre absolutely needs a penalty for his overspend (be it having to sell parts to recoup, or missing out on the free tires, etc).

[@GATORADDAM]

You guys are definitely back! Some great videos lately.

[@John-nr6fs]

TFL team makes very interesting and entertaining video. Thanks

[@TFLtruck]

Glad you think so!

[@MrFallingstarr]

Having owned all 3 of these vehicles I'm excited to see how this series goes. Keep up the great work! Also I think Tommy will ultimately win off-road but that Nathan's Sequoia is a great possibility. Andre's tundra has some limitations from the size, but otherwise is a beast.

[@TheGarageroller]

Yes!! Way better then the “we all buy a Jeep liberty” series!! Tommy saved the day with the old Jeep! You should get a mechanic in the team to DIY those projects.

[@jake2772]

Dammm not a time to be buying a 4Runner or Tacoma people are insane for the asking prices. Regardless of reliability little things here and there start adding up.

[@jml9550]

A dealer here is discount $3k on all 2023 Tacamas.

[@MultiPurposeReviewer]

Given how the budget for upgrades was (not) used hardly at all in the last Cheap series, I can't fault Andre for putting his entire budget towards the best initial vehicle. Remember, Tommy had something like $3500 to use on upgrades last time, and yet the upgrades to his CJ were: 1. (Free) sponsor tires. 2. Take the top off. 3. Paint the rims white. That aside, I'm looking forward to see how this goes, like always.

[@is6566]

@Multi… That series was a disgrace. Anyone who doesn’t agree with this assessment look up the cheap Jeep series from a few years back and look the episodes of the Jeep Comanche build. That was a real build. They fixed the transmission, they built a new suspension, lift, and the free tires. I hope this latest series will be at least similar but I don’t hold my breath because two of them blew the budget completely and almost completely on a junkyard vehicle already.

[@tony6925]

4th gen 4Runner with v8 is what I would of been looking for, can’t go wrong best engine and small enough for trails. Love mine

[@timalan7406]

You can still buy that, it's called GX 460.

[@Mike-ix4fs]

I had a 2001 Tundra, 4.7L V8, best engine Toyota has built. I know it is still running and still doesn’t burn a drop of oil. I now have a 2018 Tundra with the 5.7. Great engine too and more HP.

[@jimlahey1246]

Sorry guys but the 2TR-FE taco engine is the most reliable. Obviously not as powerful but bulletproof

[@Mike-ix4fs]

@@jimlahey1246sorry to you as well, 4.7 for me, several examples over 1M miles. Do a search for “million mile Tundra” and see for yourself.

[@77bronc14]

I have a 2020 Land Cruiser with 28K miles on it and a 2022 4Runner TRD ORP with 21K miles in my garage now, I like to think I am set up with vehicles for the next 10 years, IMO, the 1st generation Sequoia is one of the finest looking vehicles Toyota ever made. Before I bought my 4Runner I was looking for a low mileage 4WD 1st ben Sequoia and that was impossible, there were none out there for sale for less than $38K. TFL is a good show.

[@billshackelford]

Series idea. Likely a lot of people with trucks that want to buy a new truck but are hesitant due to new cost. Maybe a series about refreshing the existing truck to make it feel new again. I’ve pondering what I could do with a 5k budget to my 2nd gen Tundra. Thanks!

[@brianowens1002]

I love the variety of budgets. Don’t spend more than $10k; no wait $4k is your limit; don’t spend more than $9500 😂😂😂

[@shaneh734]

Love Toyotas and love auction videos! You have to keep making these! When you’re done, sell them to your KZbin fans!

[@einfeldt777]

🤩 yeah, another mini series, can’t wait to see what you guys are up to this time around. 🤗

[@dalejones4322]

Great idea guys. Already loving this series.

[@WildOutdoorLiving]

Tough break on the Sequoia, we’ve built up an almost identical vehicle minus the rust. So capable for its size and so smooth! We upgraded the suspension of course but nothing major and it still holds its own.

[@DrJeffM]

It would be great to see TFL compare these "slightly" used Toyotas to more modern ones. And since everyone got big SUVs and a big truck, I don't know which vehicle to cheer for, which is a great!!! Looking forward to seeing them in action.

[@lonerider5315]

No 80s toyotas 😢😢😢😢 them are the real legends

[@2URLex]

This is gonna be awesome. Personally I’d take a GX470 if they had it.

[@Yihooni]

Personally, I’ll take a Land Cruiser

[@bobcoats2708]

Try getting either for under 10k though

[@2URLex]

@@bobcoats2708 wishful thinking that’s for sure lol

[@jaymoar3561]

Sequoia has the same engine in it.

[@2URLex]

@@jaymoar3561 wasn’t born yesterday lol I drive Lexus vehicles. Which is why I used the term “Personally” for the GX470, looks better too.

[@davidhillbrand2302]

Great video and great choices. I have owned all three and currently still have a nearly identical Sequoia!

[@scottyellis3442]

I can't wait to watch this, & I hope y'all really put these to the test.

[@TFLtruck]

Come back this Saturday!

[@krashnpa]

Little bit of flex seal will get that rusty Sequoia all fixed up! Cant wait for the next episode guys!

[@On2wheels94]

Really help seal in all the moisture 😂

[@originalname9999]

I love these fun videos. Keep up the great reviews, news and all you do's.

[@TFLtruck]

Glad you like them!

[@OSUCherokee1]

Love these auction series!

[@jimdoerr7483]

What a brilliant idea!! I can't wait to see this series!

[@rickoliver9162]

I love these type of series.

[@Wecouldusemorethinking]

Great, overpriced used Toyotas in California just went up 20% due to this exposure 😂

[@strokeman67poison44]

I love these videos too bad about the Sequoia tundra looks good even though it has a little bit of front end damage, but great video guys👍✌️ peace

[@spencermorgan9108]

very excited to watch this series!

[@toyota_jeep4x471]

I've had many 3rd gen 4runners. Close to ten. I currently have one with 311k miles and it's still in very good condition. The number one thing to inspect while purchasing one is the frame as they're prone to rust problems, especially in areas that use salt on the roads in the winter.

[@christopherclark4774]

on the sequoia... id ignore the rust there. many get it there and its not a safety issue. If the frame is good then its a safe vehicle.

[@blapblapism]

Hell ya! So ready for this series!

[@davypf]

i love when you guys do these!!!

[@CherokeeChief.]

Iv waited 3 year of having my own sequoia for y’all to finally get one!! I bought one with 180k miles on it with no rust for 8900$ your mileage is actually good because they’ve had to fix the issues I had to fix already to get to that mileage.

[@Ram14250]

Looks fun guys!! Can't wait!

[@badboss5666]

I bought a 3rd gen 2000 2.7 with 235k miles $3400 and still up running with all maintenance up to date. Now I have another project 91 Land Cruiser with 224k miles bought for $4200. Toyotas always strong 💪

[@steve11263]

Alligator seats hahaha😂😂😂

[@andyloucks]

Yesss, I’ve got a 2006 Sequoia as well so I’m gonna love and likely hate this series 😂

[@BARBERJAYL]

That was a great deal for the 4runner, and I'm not surprised at all that everything worked haha. They are amazing and I have had 2 and loved them! My last one had 290k miles and I drove it an hr to work and an hr back everyday with zero issues.

[@alejandrobarela2111]

Awesome 🎉 love this series.

[@JohnSmith-wg1ej]

Taking a page out of the Top Gear book. Nice. Find it very entertaining. Keep up the good work.

[@theepanrealtorvaratharajan7497]

Can't wait for EP 2 - this is such a fun series. I just bought a 2016 Tundra Quad cab 5.7, I was looking for the 4.7 Crew Cab but that's a unicorn here in Canada.

[@ryandoyle4344]

Only in 2007.5-2009

[@timothyriley8995]

Gonna be a great series!!

[@kylesummers1565]

I still have a 02 Tacoma TRD with about 200K miles and still use it for work when needed (by work I mean off-road or need a recovery vehicle). I bought a Ford Tremor this year when I sold the Tundra (because Toyota ditched the recovery hooks). I sold my 2013 Rock Warrior to my company as a work truck at 100k plus miles (at least I get to see it regularly (love that truck)). Other than crappy mpg that Tundra was my second-most reliable vehicle ever after the 02 Taco. Peace, Love!!

[@mistermekus.]

Please do another episode with Ford vehicles. It’d be amazing to see one of the guys take out a 3rd gen explorer and see what it can do. I’ve never had mine stuck and the cloth seats are like sitting on a couch😊 Great vids as always!

[@xziang]

Love the 4runner and trail ability of it. Any toyota though you need to look underneath and inspect the frame!! Loved my 97 4runner with diff lock switch.

[@long-jeep]

@5:21 "Barry Manilow or whatever you listen to." - Andre is a savage 😆

[@Lane-jq3ed]

Reputation is key with Toyota, and.its well deserved. I would love to own any of those rigs...4Runners are bulletproof

[@ryanautomator5760]

As a Toyota 4x4 freak I'm happy your doing this. As a current 2010 Tundra owner I know it's just a big Tacoma. You guys all went for the Limited trims but that extra weight doesn't help on the trail.

[@uresti27]

Bought my 96 3rd Gen 4Runner a year ago for $2k with 298k miles. I put 10k miles on and it never skipped a beat! I love it!

[@tylermitchell4407]

Great video!

[@leehall5447]

The video I’ve been waiting for!

[@OldDood]

This is why we are still OWNERS of our 2007 Camry XLE with 92K miles. It is on Blue Book for $5-$6K right now. HOWEVER, we would never sell it even if they doubled or tripled the money for it. I reluctantly Traded In my 2012 Base Tacoma last year to purchase a new 2022 RAV4 Limited Hybrid AWD. My wife will need a all season vehicle from now on and the RAV4 fits the bill on that. The Tacoma we traded in had 136K miles. It is a Regular Cab, 4x4, 2.7L 4 cylinder. 5 Speed Manual. It is a nice little truck but my wife will NOT learn to drive a Manual. Still, I kind of wish I never traded it in because I love having a 4 Wheel Drive. But we are retired and really have no 'Need' to own 3 vehicles since the children have moved on.

[@quepasaconalex]

Tfl rocks. great humble team.

[@coryernewein]

No TPMS issue on the Tundra, it just needs to be calibrated with the little hidden button by your right knee under the dash🤙

[@Argedis]

Flashing TPMS light on Toyota's means one of the sensors is dead

[@coryernewein]

@@Argedis when I put new tires on before I calibrate the system it flashes at first, I assumed theirs stopped after a few flashes like mine does. I've never heard of the sensors going bad since it's a different system than most but will have to pay attention to my own rig in the future if it keeps flashing one day. Cheers 😎

[@rustynail7866]

@@Argedis computer behind glove box. Jump the ground.

[@jml9550]

Yep, our 08 Lexus RX350 AWD has the flashing TPMS for a couple of years now. I am not gonna replace them since it is almost 160K miles and a . It still drives like great, but spending $300 on sensors is not worth it for me and it is my teenage son’s first car. I check his tire pressure every month though.

[@renflo86]

Love these Cheap vehicles series

[@JulianBand]

Great video! Can't wait for more!

[@TFLtruck]

More to come!

[@axelengelmann9044]

Beautiful video guys! Better that Top Gear! So fun! Regards from Argentina!

[@thomasbenefield3527]

I love these cheap series! Fun. And realistic for most of the population.

[@ryandoyle4344]

Crazy, 10k is the new cheap

[@quintinbriggs5036]

I daily a 2001 toyota rav4 324k runs amazing. Im fairly absusive to it as well. Lots of maintenance and a good amount of parts replaced with that kind of mileage but to be expected. Always starts and its never once left me stranded. Everything ive replaced was never quiet broke just really worn-out

[@Raver_S_Thompson]

Love CO, kygo gives that away. Every car I cleaned , caugh phillong caugh, had us shine the bay with tire cleaner. Also gonna argue that the 22r is the most lasting motor. The 4.7 doesn’t have the years to justify the best.

[@MrAlvarez23]

First time watching your channel❤ I enjoyed this

[@thndr_5468]

This whole video is the guys coping with their purchases I love it!

[@hunternorton4595]

Love my sequoia 01 284k runs like new everything works go on family trips all the time handles great off-road

[@arivera1944]

More of these challenges please!