If you can comment on engine component changes that would be helpful. I saw another video that went over the bearing and short block changes for 2024, and I’m interested in the reliability improvements of the 2025. I’m ready to buy one, however with so many people having catastrophic engine failures prior to 60k miles I’m very hesitant without some significant reassurance.
the tundra issue has been taken care of. the tacoma transmission rumor was not real and the corolla gr seems to be due to mods done to the car or low performance drivers of a high performance vehicle. It really has never been a better time to sell Toyotas. Every vehicle toyota can build is selling.
Have they redesigned the engine ? I would like to buy a Tundra but I am leery of the V6 Turbo. I am waiting to see if they make any updates to the engine before I purchase a 2025, do have any information on that?
Just give me back the 5.7 V8 and skip this expensive unnecessary bells and whistles that I would never use that make these eighty thousand dollar plus trucks. I'm a simple old country boy that just wants dependable transportation that can carry a payload when needed. I don't need a massage, large computer screen or multicolored badges, I need financial break.
The changes sound good. I was expecting the mileage to increase more with the new hybrid trucks, especially the Tacoma - but it barely competes with the Tundra. I had been looking into getting a new loaded Tacoma in '25 or '26 but will probably lean toward the Tundra. My '12 longbed is starting to feel like a dinosaur and the mileage is my anchor.
How has the engine issue been addressed? I bought a 2024 and am confident it will be addressed but haven’t heard any definitive details besides the general recall.
Hi Steven, Appreciate your videos. Going to buy Grand Highlander and ship it to Europe (I am crazy - I love this car!). But I am worried about these things: - switching MPG into L/100km - switching Fahrenheit into Celcius (front and rear) - FM - will it get even frequencies? Don’t wanna loose my favorite stations Appreciate if you answer these questions or even make video about it Thanks!
Sorry bud, you may as well find a new job. Over 90% of 2nd gen Tundra owners are NOT going to buy the 3rd gen Tundra! Toyota absolutely destroyed customer loyalty with their 3rd gen failure. What a gong show. RIP Toyota Tundra
@@stevenwelchtoyota I did. You know it's bad the Ford, Nissan, and GMC tell you "I don't want that thing on my lot. I won't give you a penny. Not until that engine is replaced. I can't sell it. Not to an informed consumer."
Just give me back the 5.7 V8 and skip this expensive unnecessary bells and whistles that I would never use that make these eighty thousand dollar plus trucks. I'm a simple old country boy that just wants dependable transportation that can carry a payload when needed. I don't need a massage, large computer screen or multicolored badges, I need financial break.
They should put a 5.7 with 10 speed trans on new tundra. Ford have many different engine you can choose from why not toyota? Write to congressman for what? Other company have v8 on their truck lol
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They can add as many badges as they want , I’m holding on to my 2020 V8
@@zzzoticus I can't wait for the 25
If you can comment on engine component changes that would be helpful. I saw another video that went over the bearing and short block changes for 2024, and I’m interested in the reliability improvements of the 2025. I’m ready to buy one, however with so many people having catastrophic engine failures prior to 60k miles I’m very hesitant without some significant reassurance.
Where is the standard tow hook? 2022 and up tundra are junk. I love my 2014 rs5 off road is the beast.
These new trucks have way too much tech gadgets. Just build a truck, not a spa.
i want the spa... i drive alot
Best explanation of '24 vs '25 differences!
@@briandejong4437 thank you
Change the motor back. Literally the only thing people want to know about is the motor.
That would take an act of congress
Tundras are blowing engines. Tacomas are blowing transmissions. Carollas are catching on fire. Not good to be in Toyota sales
the tundra issue has been taken care of. the tacoma transmission rumor was not real and the corolla gr seems to be due to mods done to the car or low performance drivers of a high performance vehicle. It really has never been a better time to sell Toyotas. Every vehicle toyota can build is selling.
so the rally pack gets you all the same stuff as trd off road but it looks different so it cost 8 g’s more?
Have they redesigned the engine ? I would like to buy a Tundra but I am leery of the V6 Turbo. I am waiting to see if they make any updates to the engine before I purchase a 2025, do have any information on that?
@@Tundra-pw2cu the issues have been addressed
Just give me back the 5.7 V8 and skip this expensive unnecessary bells and whistles that I would never use that make these eighty thousand dollar plus trucks. I'm a simple old country boy that just wants dependable transportation that can carry a payload when needed. I don't need a massage, large computer screen or multicolored badges, I need financial break.
Yeah, I totally 2nd that 👍🏼🇺🇸💪🏼
Amen to that.Why in the world would you not offer the 5.7 tried and true in the new Tundras.Pushing the V6 to the limit.
Nice video Steve, thank you. Sticking w/ my ‘21 Platinum👍🏻
@@bobbyb.1743 I can't wait for the 25
The changes sound good. I was expecting the mileage to increase more with the new hybrid trucks, especially the Tacoma - but it barely competes with the Tundra. I had been looking into getting a new loaded Tacoma in '25 or '26 but will probably lean toward the Tundra. My '12 longbed is starting to feel like a dinosaur and the mileage is my anchor.
@@Jesse.Carlock the miles didn't increase cause they went more for power than efficency
Thanks. Holding out for more driver assist functions for those long trips.
@@brandonavants7662 likely won't see another update to the tundra for about 3 years
How has the engine issue been addressed?
I bought a 2024 and am confident it will be addressed but haven’t heard any definitive details besides the general recall.
@@yuriyfromamerica3558 they know what caused the issue and it was an easy remedy
@@stevenwelchtoyota Is there a link for the remedy?
@@yuriyfromamerica3558 it's fixed in production
Hi Steven,
Appreciate your videos.
Going to buy Grand Highlander and ship it to Europe (I am crazy - I love this car!).
But I am worried about these things:
- switching MPG into L/100km
- switching Fahrenheit into Celcius (front and rear)
- FM - will it get even frequencies? Don’t wanna loose my favorite stations
Appreciate if you answer these questions or even make video about it
Thanks!
The rally package has the LBGTQ rainbow woke stripes on it ... this will sell well with DEI
Can I adjust my locking system in my 2024 SR5 Tundra? I want all locks to open with one click of the fob.
It is adjustable in the settings menu on the radio
@@stevenwelchtoyota OK THX
@@sixtrejody no problem
All new tundra with twin turbo are total Garbage !!!!!!
@@Gurpreetsingh-y6z1q have you experienced it or are you one of those people who just don't like awesome things?
Sorry bud, you may as well find a new job. Over 90% of 2nd gen Tundra owners are NOT going to buy the 3rd gen Tundra! Toyota absolutely destroyed customer loyalty with their 3rd gen failure. What a gong show. RIP Toyota Tundra
@@9002-bv9xz you may want to get your info from reliable sources.
Hope they fix the dumb remote start shutoff when you open the door
@@Geronimo.Victor1511 it should be fixed
yes sir
Remote start fix?? 😅
@@tonyjoudi466 should yes
2022 and up tundra are junk.
You must not own one
@@stevenwelchtoyota I did. You know it's bad the Ford, Nissan, and GMC tell you "I don't want that thing on my lot. I won't give you a penny. Not until that engine is replaced. I can't sell it. Not to an informed consumer."
Just give me back the 5.7 V8 and skip this expensive unnecessary bells and whistles that I would never use that make these eighty thousand dollar plus trucks. I'm a simple old country boy that just wants dependable transportation that can carry a payload when needed. I don't need a massage, large computer screen or multicolored badges, I need financial break.
Write your congressman
They should put a 5.7 with 10 speed trans on new tundra. Ford have many different engine you can choose from why not toyota? Write to congressman for what? Other company have v8 on their truck lol