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I was cruising down I-12 on my motorcycle. I had my cruise control at 70. I will never forget the sound of that LFA that passed me in the left lane, going about 100.
Drove about 230 miles yesterday on my Lexus ES300h and got 50 mpg for the trip just driving normally on expressway and state road 2 lane hwys. Best vehicle ever.
@@ToeKnee831 Just regular BJ's cheap stuff. We don't have Chevron or Shell in my area, but occasionally I may give her a drink of Sunoco 10% or exxon/mobil Mileage doesn't seem to be affected by gas used but I am tempted to try a tank of ethanol free Sunoco Recreational just for fun, but at $485/gal it's probably not worth any mileage increase. I will however use a full tank prior to winter storage tor prevent ethanol corrosion of the injectors.
there's a 3.5L V-6 in my 2021 Highlander, and it produces almost 300 HP and gives me 40 mpg on the highway in Eco mode...pretty amazing. would definitely agree this is one of the best engines toyota ever made.
The old 22 series 4 cylinder engines were weak in power and torque, but they could run forever. I still have a 22RE in an old 4-Runner. I don't drive it much anymore, but I think it has somewhere around 325,000 miles on it.
Engine reliability can be a funny thing to accurately nail down, but you can't finish this list without at least mentioning the Toyota 4.0L V6 found in the 4Runner, the FJ Cruiser & the Tacoma.
What about the 3.4L V6 F DO ? I put over 400,000 miles on this Tacoma 1998. Had a engine overhauled got it back from shop, then after driving it for a month the there start being battery discharge issue, chg'd the alternator ( that had never been done)..but this problem w/ battery discharge, 1 blown fuse, cluster goes out. Its in the shop now...they tell me the engine harness ( probably has a short meanwhile I am waiting for this vehicle ( its my transportation Uber's not cheap ). Can anybody help me! Arizona Sun Burn Ouch!!
Yeah, my ‘03 3.4L runs smoother than my 2016 3.5L. The engine outlasts the metal of the truck no problem. The 22R is another engine that I’ve seen take abuse that no engine should, out off-roading. Like serious scorching. Lol
Got a 1mz-fe Toyota Avalon xls 1995 first gen it's got 250k miles and I still use full synthetic on it and I've never had to do anything but just replaced the cv axles and stabilizer bar bushings , couple engine mounts (mostly rubber parts) and an alternator , other than that this cars still a beast and the ac blows colder than my 2017 Tacoma 😅 Oh and I added a aftermarket short ram intake and took out the box intake , sounds better and probably gets no difference in hp or mpg if anything but don't have little critters trying to make a home inside it anymore 😅
That LFA is gorgeous. We just saw a gorgeous Supra on the PA Turnpike this week, we loved the vanity plate "Thupra" she was flying down the turnpike. Hot car! Daughter wanted one but settled for a new RAV4 Hybrid. Oh well, maybe one day she'll get one. We are now an all Toyota family we keep passing them around as family buys new. We will not trade in a Toyota.
I love our '18 RAV4 hybrid XLE but and this is just me and I admit it. I am not a fan of the CVT. It works as advertised and has no issues but someone who learned to drive on a manual and drove mostly automatics, this was my first experience with a CVT. Just not a fan. If it was the only thing you knew it would be fine but not when compared to a manual or auto. The 2.5L engine is phenomenal.
My 1mzfe went out after only 207k miles. And I babied that thing. Toyota let me down. So I'm buying another 1mzfe to see if this one's built a little better.
I really want to get an old Toyota Verso Pro but i don't think the engines are gonna last much more than the 100k miles they went through before people started selling them off.
2010 - 2016, I think 2017 was a redesign year, I have a 2012 and 2016, same parts. Both have better tires (Michelin High Performance) but the rest is original.
Thoughts on the 2.4L 4 cylinder…I have one in my 04 Camry that I bought recently and I’ve been doing a bunch of maintenance. I recently put some B-12 in to try and clean up carbon buildup…before my next oil change I’m going to put some sea foam in my oil to help some more
These are solid engines from 02-06. The 2AZ-FE 4 Cylinder engines are solid. I have an 05 Camry with over 350,000 kms & still runs like new. Incredible.
Its staple 1.8 l engine is versatile and nearly indestructible in my opinion. I still have an 2003 Corolla that just do oil changes and it going strong 20 years
I used to own a Japanese import with a blacktop 20 valve engine. Revs up past 8000 rpm. It loved to be revved and it just pulled the higher you revved it. I also used to own another Japanese import that had a Mitsubishi MIVEC engine and it too revved up past 8000 rpm but was like a VTEC as it had a larger cam that engaged around 6000 rpm. I miss both those cars.
If Scotty designed a vehicle, what should it be called? The Kilmer Classic. Has a timing chain, 4 cylinder, non-interference engine, no battery except to start it, clears that speed bump in Scotty's neighborhood, survives the stop sign during lunch hour, manual parking brake, an actual key to start AND unlock it, made in Japan, no turbo, automatically changes its own oil every 5000 miles, gets great gas mileage except when you drive... like Scotty, has an actual chassis, no sun roof to leak, no plastic stuff, cheap available replacement parts, an actual gas cap, lasts half a million miles, and comes with a trustworthy mechanic like Scotty (with a scan tool). Did I miss anything?
The Kilmer Classic. Has a timing chain, 4 cylinder, non-interference engine, no battery except to start it, manual parking brake, made in Japan, no turbo, automatically changes its own oil every 5000 miles, gets great gas mileage except when you drive... like Scotty, has an actual chassis, no sun roof to leak, no plastic, cheap, available, replacement parts, an actual gas cap, did I miss anything?@@Brian-ux3jx
I drive a 2004 Lexus IS300 Sports Cross that I bought new. I like the car and the 2JZ engine and while the engine seems to be very good, I don't know if it is the best Toyota engine every made.
HEY SCOTTY.. YOU HAVE ME THOROUGHLY CONFUSED ABOUT HYBRIDS!..... ONE TIME YOU DON'T LIKE THEM.. THEN IN THIS VIDEO YOU SAY THEY ARE REALLY GOOD.. I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO THINK 😱
I'm going to have a guess here and say that's Scotty has not included any diesel engines. So I'm going to say 1HZ and the rest of the 1h family. And the 12ht and the other 2H family.
I bought my Car yesterday ... it was on his list and it was DIRT cheap just like Scotty said hehe Venza who wants one of THOSE Lmao he was right one for your list collector Buy all the cars and you will never need another ride
He does have several lists of cars he recommends and the years that were good or bad! Likewise he has a lot of DON’T BUY THESE cars and I think that is as important as what to buy! Like I said, he even breaks it down to specific years! For ex-Honda Civic is generally a great car, but he may tell you that 2015 had problems with paint chipping and spark plugs recalled. (That was an example)
How about the 5.7L V8 iForce? The 3UR-FE. Powered the Tundra and Sequoia for something like 13 years straight. I happen to own a Tundra with it. Powerful engine and very reliable!
The 1.5L 1NZ-FE 4 cylinder in my 5 speed 2004 Echo RS has 400k miles on it, and it's still running like brand new. I just put a new muffler on it for the first time since new. This car has saved me at least $100k in replacement vehicles since I bought it. It's basically paid for my house. Best purchase I've ever made.
@@mattyice31the Tacoma's 2RZ-fe or 3RZ- FE engine will outlast even ram ranchers.. most mechanics don't even know what the inside of them looks like because they have never had to open them up 😅
I agree. I think hybrids should be what is pushed for the next 20 years. It's just a better system overall. The best of both and you have no shortcomings. You can still take a road trip to the middle of nowhere. The limitations (and the boring no sound) of electric vehicles are what prevent me from EVER owning one. I will never buy an EV.
Same conclusion we came to so daughter bought one very recently. What a hassle all around though, she ordered one from our dealer & I think they sold it to someone else but without a VIN number, which she did not get she has no proof. We did find exactly what she wanted though near NYC literally the exact car she ordered. Got the color & everything. We were chasing RAV4's in the Tri State area only to make it to the dealer & they sold it right off the carrier. They did not know she had stellar credit. Yes, she paid the premium too.
Scotty said to expect to replace the hybrid battery at 100-150K miles. At the cost of thousands of dollars, I have no idea how people find that to be financially or environmentally superior option
@@kamakaziozzie3038 the question is how many thousands of dollars. 2 okay, 4? hmmm. All cars are super pricey today. Very few new cars are cheap AND reliable.
I'm approaching 100K miles on my2017 Toyota Camry Hybrid XLE and I love it I've never had to replace the Hybrid battery and it's still running as strong as day one and I much rather replace a hybrid battery maybe once every 15-20 years if needed rather than constantly replacing A serpentine belt, brake pads and rotors, starters and alternators 😂 I've had not 1 single issue that is always mentioned about Hybrids 🤷🏽♂️yes I take care of my car oil change every 5k and I'm always on top of all fluids needed. Honestly I don't EVER want the headache of a regular gas engine vehicle! I'm much happier with a Hybrid the only issue and honestly it's NOT in my opinion, is the HV battery! but honestly im ok with replacing it 15years later (if) I'm still deciding to keep the car Honestly if anyone is thinking about getting a hybrid Go FOR IT THEY ARE NOT ENDLESS MONEY PITS! 😂 THEY ARE ACTUALLY VERY RELIABLE AND VERY MAINTENANCE FRIENDLY MUCH MORE THAN A REGULAR GASOLINE CAR! HYBRID CARS ARE AWESOME AND AS A BONUS THE "SYNERGY DRIVE SYSTEM" FOR TOYOTA HYBRID VEHICLES IS WAY TO SMART TO LET YOU MESS ANYTHING UP SO DONT BE FOOLED BY FOOLS TALKING BAD ABOUT HYBRIDS They ARE NOT BAD AT ALL!! IM NOT BASHING ON SCOTTY Here EITHER SO DON'T TURN THIS INTO SOMETHING ITS NOT! HE ACTUALLY HELPED ME FIX A LOT OF VEHICLES BY SHARING WAYS TO WORK ON HIS VIDEOS! KEEP IT UP SCOTTY YOUR AWESOME! 👍 (MAKE SURE YOU ALWAYS CHECK THE HV FAN FILTER KEEP IT CLEAN AND YOUR BATTERY WILL LAST A LOOOOOOOOOOOOOONG TIME!) NEGLECTED FAN FILTERS "WILL" RESULT IN HIGH-VOLTAGE BATTERY FAILURE! OTHER THEN THAT THIS ENTIRE SYSTEM IS PRETTY MUCH BULLETPROOF! 💯💪💯
@@Kevin-bi9nfyeah nobody buys a pickup for gas mileage everybody wants a pickup for reliability and longevity The 5.7 . It's frame has nine cross members this is really a 5/8 not a half ton pickup in the 4.3 rears this is the last of the great pickups.
Not as durable as the '1975-80 20R. 20R had an extra durable double row timing chain and it's smaller diameter cylinders enabled the cylinder head gasket to seal better, longer.
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I was cruising down I-12 on my motorcycle. I had my cruise control at 70. I will never forget the sound of that LFA that passed me in the left lane, going about 100.
Still drive my 2005 Camry 4 cylinder with the 2AZ-FE. Over 350,000 miles. Almost 19 years old & runs like a champ. Toronto, Canada
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That’s interesting because the 2AZFE is known to blow head bolts and burn oil. 😂
The 07-11 had burning oil issues with problems with piston rings. The 05-06's we're fine.
I love the 1.8 4 cylinder Corolla engine. Bullet Proof.
Yeah, love mine too, just keeps going.
Drove about 230 miles yesterday on my Lexus ES300h and got 50 mpg for the trip just driving normally on expressway and state road 2 lane hwys. Best vehicle ever.
Amazing. Are you using Chevron or shell premium gas ?
@@ToeKnee831 Just regular BJ's cheap stuff. We don't have Chevron or Shell in my area, but occasionally I may give her a drink of Sunoco 10% or exxon/mobil
Mileage doesn't seem to be affected by gas used but I am tempted to try a tank of ethanol free Sunoco Recreational just for fun, but at $485/gal it's probably not worth any mileage increase. I will however use a full tank prior to winter storage tor prevent ethanol corrosion of the injectors.
I thought for sure that the 1.8 four, that Scotty raves about, would have been included.!
Me too. They are great engines
I am shocked Scotty! Shocked I say! That you didn't mention the infamous 22r/22re.
there's a 3.5L V-6 in my 2021 Highlander, and it produces almost 300 HP and gives me 40 mpg on the highway in Eco mode...pretty amazing. would definitely agree this is one of the best engines toyota ever made.
You left out my engine, the 5SFE in my 2001 Camry. This is the four cylinder that is one of Toyota's forever engines so long as you maintain it.
I would love to see Scotty make a lot more videos just like this one. I really enjoyed this style of video! 💯👍
The 2.4 inline 4 cylinder is by far the best engine that Yoda has ever made! 🙂
say you so
Idk the 1uz-fe might have something to say
Head bolts strip out often in those
I have the 3.5 V6 in my 2008 Estima and it is surprisingly quick for a heavy vehicle.
Apologies Scotty but to not have the legendary 22re on the list is recockuless !!
40 years of excellent high performance automotive history & performance in a 12min video….no place else but Scotty!!
The old 22 series 4 cylinder engines were weak in power and torque, but they could run forever. I still have a 22RE in an old 4-Runner. I don't drive it much anymore, but I think it has somewhere around 325,000 miles on it.
I had an 84 toyota pickup thst i bought used in 86. That 22R engine was indestructible.
Engine reliability can be a funny thing to accurately nail down, but you can't finish this list without at least mentioning the Toyota 4.0L V6 found in the 4Runner, the FJ Cruiser & the Tacoma.
The Toyota 4.0 V-6 is one of the most reliable, long lasting gasoline engine of all time.
What about the 3.4L V6 F DO ? I put over 400,000 miles on this Tacoma 1998.
Had a engine overhauled got it back from shop, then after driving it for a month the there start being battery discharge issue, chg'd the alternator ( that had never been done)..but this problem w/ battery discharge, 1 blown fuse, cluster goes out. Its in the shop now...they tell me the engine harness ( probably has a short meanwhile I am waiting for this vehicle ( its my transportation Uber's not cheap ). Can anybody help me! Arizona Sun Burn Ouch!!
I agree I have the second gen Tacoma with almost 500k miles zero major issues
Yeah, my ‘03 3.4L runs smoother than my 2016 3.5L. The engine outlasts the metal of the truck no problem. The 22R is another engine that I’ve seen take abuse that no engine should, out off-roading. Like serious scorching. Lol
The 1GR is legendary.
Rav4 2016 hybrid awd executive 235548 km No Problem ❤Toyota
Scotty’s knowledge of car mechanics.. amazes me every time !
2e in my 1.3 corolla just refuses to die. Just goes forever. 😊
Got a 1mz-fe Toyota Avalon xls 1995 first gen it's got 250k miles and I still use full synthetic on it and I've never had to do anything but just replaced the cv axles and stabilizer bar bushings , couple engine mounts (mostly rubber parts) and an alternator , other than that this cars still a beast and the ac blows colder than my 2017 Tacoma 😅
Oh and I added a aftermarket short ram intake and took out the box intake , sounds better and probably gets no difference in hp or mpg if anything but don't have little critters trying to make a home inside it anymore 😅
That LFA is gorgeous. We just saw a gorgeous Supra on the PA Turnpike this week, we loved the vanity plate "Thupra" she was flying down the turnpike. Hot car! Daughter wanted one but settled for a new RAV4 Hybrid. Oh well, maybe one day she'll get one. We are now an all Toyota family we keep passing them around as family buys new. We will not trade in a Toyota.
Toyota - Drive it a few decades
I love our '18 RAV4 hybrid XLE but and this is just me and I admit it. I am not a fan of the CVT. It works as advertised and has no issues but someone who learned to drive on a manual and drove mostly automatics, this was my first experience with a CVT. Just not a fan. If it was the only thing you knew it would be fine but not when compared to a manual or auto. The 2.5L engine is phenomenal.
My friend had one of those LFA's It was beautiful but the engine was delicate and the maintenance was outright outrageously expensive
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The 1.5 4cly is the best.
My 1mzfe went out after only 207k miles. And I babied that thing. Toyota let me down. So I'm buying another 1mzfe to see if this one's built a little better.
I had a 4AGE in a Corolla GTS and it was an awesome engine, easy to work on, but it was slow by todays standards, never the less it was fun.
Every time an American says Murciélago an Italian dies😂😂😂
Come Onnnnnn???? Kilmer” how many People you know in Tennessee buying these?😆
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The 1.8 L in your wife’s Matrix is the most reliable engine.🚙👍
2grfez is a beast
3MZ-FE and 4.0 V6 in Tacoma 😍
was prepared to glare at mine hatefully, but we made the list!
in Australia ya can't go past the good old 1hz 6cyl diesel million kays just warming it up
Thanks for sharing
Someone let Scotty drive a toyota AE86
I really want to get an old Toyota Verso Pro but i don't think the engines are gonna last much more than the 100k miles they went through before people started selling them off.
Hey scotty ive heard toyota camry 2014 - 2017 were very reliable what is your opinion?
2010 - 2016, I think 2017 was a redesign year, I have a 2012 and 2016, same parts. Both have better tires (Michelin High Performance) but the rest is original.
Thoughts on the 2.4L 4 cylinder…I have one in my 04 Camry that I bought recently and I’ve been doing a bunch of maintenance. I recently put some B-12 in to try and clean up carbon buildup…before my next oil change I’m going to put some sea foam in my oil to help some more
sea foam???
I believe did a video on how bad sea foam is to engines.
These are solid engines from 02-06. The 2AZ-FE 4 Cylinder engines are solid. I have an 05 Camry with over 350,000 kms & still runs like new. Incredible.
No mention of the 1GRFE?!
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He’ll change his mind tomorrow
I swear Scotty 100% watched Initial D in his spare time
Its staple 1.8 l engine is versatile and nearly indestructible in my opinion. I still have an 2003 Corolla that just do oil changes and it going strong 20 years
Sir, Can you advise and guide about rebuilding a vehicle? thanks
You can always rely on toyota engines to be reliable and bulletproof.
Yep, it is always the other parts that fail. They build solid frames too.
I used to own a Japanese import with a blacktop 20 valve engine. Revs up past 8000 rpm. It loved to be revved and it just pulled the higher you revved it. I also used to own another Japanese import that had a Mitsubishi MIVEC engine and it too revved up past 8000 rpm but was like a VTEC as it had a larger cam that engaged around 6000 rpm. I miss both those cars.
My 2001 4runner's shifter wiggles back and forth while driving and runs rough... how bad is this gonna be? I'm taking this to the dealer huh?
22R motor runs & runs & runs
Hands down i think toyota 1uz-fe is their best engine
Do engines made in the UsA need to be Bullet proof..hence bullet proof comments :)
The 5.7l v8 😍😍😍
The Land Cruiser, GX community is growing
2GRFE. My RAV has 350k kms and is still going strong.
don't buy a car with subaru toyota boxer engine
My 2016 Camry Hybrid is at 30K after 7 year, will the battery really last 35 year at 150K. I doubt it.
potential resale to an antique battery owner 😀
What about the 2019 lexus V6
If Scotty designed a vehicle, what should it be called? The Kilmer Classic. Has a timing chain, 4 cylinder, non-interference engine, no battery except to start it, clears that speed bump in Scotty's neighborhood, survives the stop sign during lunch hour, manual parking brake, an actual key to start AND unlock it, made in Japan, no turbo, automatically changes its own oil every 5000 miles, gets great gas mileage except when you drive... like Scotty, has an actual chassis, no sun roof to leak, no plastic stuff, cheap available replacement parts, an actual gas cap, lasts half a million miles, and comes with a trustworthy mechanic like Scotty (with a scan tool). Did I miss anything?
The Kilmer
The Kilmer Classic. Has a timing chain, 4 cylinder, non-interference engine, no battery except to start it, manual parking brake, made in Japan, no turbo, automatically changes its own oil every 5000 miles, gets great gas mileage except when you drive... like Scotty, has an actual chassis, no sun roof to leak, no plastic, cheap, available, replacement parts, an actual gas cap, did I miss anything?@@Brian-ux3jx
I drive a 2004 Lexus IS300 Sports Cross that I bought new. I like the car and the 2JZ engine and while the engine seems to be very good, I don't know if it is the best Toyota engine every made.
Atkinson cycle + Hybrid Synergy is undefeated
22re
Toyota the best cars in the world
1.8 3tc
The LFA was better than the GTR, sure the GTR was quicker from a stop but the LFA reeled it in like a fish. The LFA was also lighter and RWD.
2JZ this is the engine still used on all drag racing.. so it is the best
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An oil-cooled-lubed BEV motor will go forever. My $17 20 inch box-fan has been on 4 years straight.
The best engines toyota and lexus had were made by yamaha
HEY SCOTTY.. YOU HAVE ME THOROUGHLY CONFUSED ABOUT HYBRIDS!..... ONE TIME YOU DON'T LIKE THEM.. THEN IN THIS VIDEO YOU SAY THEY ARE REALLY GOOD..
I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO THINK 😱
I'm going to have a guess here and say that's Scotty has not included any diesel engines.
So I'm going to say 1HZ and the rest of the 1h family. And the 12ht and the other 2H family.
And thats why I am buying an emira
Good luck finding one
@@toriless 🤣 I know. I was thinking getting one a couple years from now. They are gonna be mass- produced so I think Ill be able to find one used.
I got the 2uzfe. I'm shooting for 500k
Me too, bud. Currently at 320,100 miles.
What about my 2021 Toyota Corolla LE cvt.. is it a good transmission?
Toyota CVTs use a planetary gear for 1st gear. Proven to last. Drain and fill the trans every 30k and should last the life of the car.
Oh yes my dream car 2jz 1998 but all the 90s and japan up to 2002 by the way I seen a 2jz 3 thousand hp
Toyota 200R?
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2jz
So according to this video, I shouldn't buy any new Toyota besides the 1 or 2 mentioned here? LOL
The engine under the hood is key find a Toyota or Lexus with the engines he said. Pretty simple Google it.
I have 34 year old Toyota Hiace 4Y with 1.6 million miles…..never rebuilt,no issues EVER !
1.6 million miles? damn
ok I now need a complete list of cars that Scotty approves of.
@@icosthop9998 and from day to day to o 😊
@avidcollector869 That list is much longer than you would think, mostly because Scotty has been around some 70+ years and dealt with a A LOT of cars!
@@icosthop9998 and his mood
I bought my Car yesterday ... it was on his list and it was DIRT cheap just like Scotty said hehe Venza who wants one of THOSE
Lmao he was right one for your list collector Buy all the cars and you will never need another ride
He does have several lists of cars he recommends and the years that were good or bad! Likewise he has a lot of DON’T BUY THESE cars and I think that is as important as what to buy! Like I said, he even breaks it down to specific years! For ex-Honda Civic is generally a great car, but he may tell you that 2015 had problems with paint chipping and spark plugs recalled. (That was an example)
I thought the 1gr-fe , 4.0 v6, would be there. Socks up gas but very reliable
How about the 5.7L V8 iForce? The 3UR-FE. Powered the Tundra and Sequoia for something like 13 years straight. I happen to own a Tundra with it. Powerful engine and very reliable!
The 1.5L 1NZ-FE 4 cylinder in my 5 speed 2004 Echo RS has 400k miles on it, and it's still running like brand new. I just put a new muffler on it for the first time since new. This car has saved me at least $100k in replacement vehicles since I bought it. It's basically paid for my house. Best purchase I've ever made.
i had a echo auto for half a year, amazing fuel economy !
My 2004 corolla is almost 300k, just replaced the starter last year
I nz and 5A Jamaica most reliable
I hear ya" I'm on my 2nd echo (2001) and wish I had kept my first one. Cheap and reliable. Don't think Toyota ever made a more reliable engine.
The two rocks in Africa @@mauricemcleary350
I have a 1990 Camry with 320K miles. It runs well and has the 3S-FE engine.
You can't go wrong with a solid Toyota engine. Scotty knows this!
Especially that 2Jz Supra engine pumping out 1700hp on the streets with a turbo. Turning Hellcats to Hello kitty.
But can a Toyota handle Ram Ranch?
How bout a liquid Toyota engine?
@@matw1x let the cowboys at Ram Ranch see if it’s good enough
@@mattyice31the Tacoma's 2RZ-fe or 3RZ- FE engine will outlast even ram ranchers.. most mechanics don't even know what the inside of them looks like because they have never had to open them up 😅
Just like you say Scotty, I think hybrids are the way to go instead of all electric. 😎👌👍
I agree. I think hybrids should be what is pushed for the next 20 years. It's just a better system overall. The best of both and you have no shortcomings. You can still take a road trip to the middle of nowhere. The limitations (and the boring no sound) of electric vehicles are what prevent me from EVER owning one. I will never buy an EV.
Same conclusion we came to so daughter bought one very recently. What a hassle all around though, she ordered one from our dealer & I think they sold it to someone else but without a VIN number, which she did not get she has no proof. We did find exactly what she wanted though near NYC literally the exact car she ordered. Got the color & everything. We were chasing RAV4's in the Tri State area only to make it to the dealer & they sold it right off the carrier. They did not know she had stellar credit. Yes, she paid the premium too.
yep
Scotty said to expect to replace the hybrid battery at 100-150K miles.
At the cost of thousands of dollars, I have no idea how people find that to be financially or environmentally superior option
@@kamakaziozzie3038 the question is how many thousands of dollars. 2 okay, 4? hmmm. All cars are super pricey today. Very few new cars are cheap AND reliable.
I have a 2008 Camry with 200,000 miles 1ZZ-FE 1.8l 4 cylinder. I’m keeping it until rusts out which may not be much longer here in the rust belt.
This is an editing masterclass. Other content creators are shocked.
He shocked the creator industry!!!! 🤣😂
🤣🤣@@fordmustang5763
I'm approaching 100K miles on my2017 Toyota Camry Hybrid XLE and I love it I've never had to replace the Hybrid battery and it's still running as strong as day one and I much rather replace a hybrid battery maybe once every 15-20 years if needed rather than constantly replacing A serpentine belt, brake pads and rotors, starters and alternators 😂 I've had not 1 single issue that is always mentioned about Hybrids 🤷🏽♂️yes I take care of my car oil change every 5k and I'm always on top of all fluids needed. Honestly I don't EVER want the headache of a regular gas engine vehicle! I'm much happier with a Hybrid the only issue and honestly it's NOT in my opinion, is the HV battery! but honestly im ok with replacing it 15years later (if) I'm still deciding to keep the car Honestly if anyone is thinking about getting a hybrid Go FOR IT THEY ARE NOT ENDLESS MONEY PITS! 😂 THEY ARE ACTUALLY VERY RELIABLE AND VERY MAINTENANCE FRIENDLY MUCH MORE THAN A REGULAR GASOLINE CAR! HYBRID CARS ARE AWESOME AND AS A BONUS THE "SYNERGY DRIVE SYSTEM" FOR TOYOTA HYBRID VEHICLES IS WAY TO SMART TO LET YOU MESS ANYTHING UP SO DONT BE FOOLED BY FOOLS TALKING BAD ABOUT HYBRIDS They ARE NOT BAD AT ALL!! IM NOT BASHING ON SCOTTY Here EITHER SO DON'T TURN THIS INTO SOMETHING ITS NOT! HE ACTUALLY HELPED ME FIX A LOT OF VEHICLES BY SHARING WAYS TO WORK ON HIS VIDEOS! KEEP IT UP SCOTTY YOUR AWESOME! 👍 (MAKE SURE YOU ALWAYS CHECK THE HV FAN FILTER KEEP IT CLEAN AND YOUR BATTERY WILL LAST A LOOOOOOOOOOOOOONG TIME!) NEGLECTED FAN FILTERS "WILL" RESULT IN HIGH-VOLTAGE BATTERY FAILURE! OTHER THEN THAT THIS ENTIRE SYSTEM IS PRETTY MUCH BULLETPROOF! 💯💪💯
How much is Toyota paying you?
I don't drive now, but I still think that they need to keep doing The V-8 Tundra.
Dealers agree, that are sought after just as much as my V6 Camry.
It is amazing how many people want a Pickup that gets 11mpg🤑 reliability must be everything in a Truck@@toriless
@@Kevin-bi9nfyeah nobody buys a pickup for gas mileage everybody wants a pickup for reliability and longevity The 5.7 . It's frame has nine cross members this is really a 5/8 not a half ton pickup in the 4.3 rears this is the last of the great pickups.
@@TonyTundra5.7Amen
I’ve owned 10 Toyotas. And worked for southeast Toyota. The best engines they made were in the previa. And the old 22R 4 cylinder trucks. Bulletproof
Very well put and organized video thanks scotty
Couldn't go wrong with the old 20R and 22R engines they lasted forever, and could take a beating
And were relatively inexpensive compared to modern mass produced engines.
Yes they were great engines,
What do you think of the 1NZ-FE?
It’s a good thing they didn’t sell that many since they lost a ton of money on each one
I think the 1GR 4.0 l v6 should be honored here Scotty. I have one runs like new burbs no oil, 217,000 miles.👍
The 22RE used in Toyota pickups were (and still are) bullet proof if maintained....
Not as durable as the '1975-80 20R. 20R had an extra durable double row timing chain and it's smaller diameter cylinders enabled the cylinder head gasket to seal better, longer.
I've had a Prius for almost 2 decades now. They are super reliable vehicles!
How many miles dog? Maybe thinking of looking at used ones. Currently In a 07 scion tc
keep the scion unless you need gas mileage@@Faylus
But EVERYONE on the road HATES you.
those cars are so dangerous in the winter or when it's windy even!