Here’s Why Ford is Suing Toyota (The End of Toyota Trucks)
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Toyota should never have ditched the 5.7
The 3.5 TT is superior in every single way. HP/Torque, Fuel Economy, SOUND, and towing capacity. Why should they have kept the V8 again?
@@BruceAtWork watch more of Scotty's videos and you'll know. Or you can just buy a new tundra and see for yourself
@@TOASTIBOI2001 I own a 2022 Tundra, which is why I am saying anything at all. So, again I ask why do you want the V8 back?
Not their choice it’s the government and all their regulations.
@@BruceAtWork Watch. More. Of. His. Videos.
I was 16 years old (now 42) with a fresh driver's license in my pocket when my dad said, "Son, I'm going to buy you a new vehicle for you and the only requirement is that it has to be a truck and, of course, reasonably priced." I was so stoked that I shopped all over town but eventually settled on a new, 1998 dark red Toyota T100 with a 6 cylinder engine. I put over 125,000 miles on that truck during the 7 years I owned it going back and forth from high school and college. The engine was bulletproof and I only ever had 2 problems: the brake cable needed adjusting once because it got too loose and the heater had to be replaced because it sounded like a flock of pigeons going crazy in the glove box when I turned on the heat. Only $600 of repairs in 7 years for a truck that I averaged driving 50 miles per DAY? Not too shabby. Very often, people would randomly ask me if I was interested in selling it and finally, when I put a for sale sign on it, it sold within a week for $7000. Best truck EVER. Thanks for paying homage to a great truck and bringing back the memories Scotty!
I would have bought that truck also
Are you sure it wasn't pigeons?
Your Dad bought you a truck? I had to save up for my own.
you had no miles on it..I'm not sure why that's impressive..and 50 miles a day is normal
@@richsweeney1115 The miles were mostly front loaded. High school was 45 miles away so I had to make that trip twice a day 5 or 6 times a week for 3 years. Lived in a small town too so any entertainment or hanging out with friends I had to make the same trip. After that, it tapered off but made plenty of 4 hour weekend road trips between my parent's house and college. It was heavily used for 7 years and I loved it.
I had a 1986 Toyota 4x4 I bought new. What a great little truck. It was totaled in 1992. Curiously I dreamed about it last night.
I was just talking to my nephew yesterday about my old '84. It was a dog on the highway, and didn't handle the best on pavement, due to stiff suspension. But the harder I pushed it, the more it liked it and the better it handled.
@@harrymills2770 I remember that stiff suspension, on a bumpy road it would untuck my shirt.
If you can't beat em , sue them.
Uh, Ford beats ‘em. They sell a whole lot more F-150’s than Toyota does Tundras… or anything else.
Ford is still beating everyone in that market
@@andybales7318 what about for the whole world? really. Don't kid yourself
@@TruthbtoldMD what world?? no other world using pickup trucks. america only. we are talking about trucks not cars.
@@robant5578 wtf , even isis is using toyota trucks , you high? hahahahah
Small correction, the Tundras made in Indiana were made at the Toyota Princeton plant. Toyota Forklifts are made in Columbus, in.
My Tundra was made in Texas. By Texans.
My Tacoma was made in San Antonio Texas.
@@TheShowtime85 mine un Mexico
It is always great to hear of people's experiences with particular vehicles. My father had a car assigned to him, a company car. They ran out of vans and gave him a Ford Taurus Wagon. He piled the back with his tools (heavy)- he was a large generator maintenance man and sales guy driving all over Florida. He drove that car for many years. He put over 250,000 miles on it and was on the fourth transmission (he said they lasted about 75K each) when they finally got him a van. He is a firm believer in that car. He had to replace a few engine mounts. Two close friends of mine had Toyota trucks in the late nineties. They liked them but they were really rusty- the lower part and especially the beds. There was some kind of recall on them for rusting out I believe. This was in FL.
My Taurus wagon ate engine mounts regularly.
Had a 93 T-100 SR5, this truck apparently was a colaboration with Hino, that is a great partner. Pushed snow with a snowbear blade, hauled tons of firewood, excellent truck. Funny thing is when I boughta 2005 Tundra I swear the pillars and panels were the same. It had 280 hp vs the 150 in the T-100. I am on my 7th Toyota Pickup!
Friend of mine had an '05 Tundra that was just a champ of a work truck, it did everything. He'd still have it if someone hadn't T-boned him.
did he go and buy another tundra??
@@robant5578 Actually he got the bug to get an FJ Crusier. He bought that with the insurance money from the Tundra, at least in part.
I bought a 1990 Toyota 4x4 Hilux in late 1989. It was a 2.4 liter furl injection. I had it for 30 years and finally sold it too my son 3 years ago and he is still driving it today with close to 400,000 miles on it. It has had body work and new paint. Best truck I ever owned but I am getting old and wanted air-condition since the Toyota never had it. I now have a 2013 Ram Express 5.7 liter, 4x4 with 140,000 miles and still running great. I will milk this one also as trucks are getting too expensive.
FINALLY! YOU HAVE A T100 ON THE CHANNEL! I currently own a 2wd 97, double tone colored green. Beautiful truck, very reliable. I bought this from a farming family that had to pay for hospital bills, so i bought this baby for 2.4K back in 2021. My most favorite truck I've ever owned. 173K on the clock, and still starts like a dream. Thank you so much for giving these some light, my channel is dedicated to these trucks.
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@@koreagtko960 Nah.
That's right I emailed Scotty because he has never had one on his channel. This is my truck
@Backyard_Kris nice truck man. Loving the look
@@CGGarage thank you so much a lot of love and a lot of history into this thing
T100 was sold in Canada too. There is one down the road it still looks good.
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Of course. It was made in Japan for US and Canadian market only. Americans are narrow minded like that and always just say the American market.
I owned the first model year of the Tundra (2000). I sold it to my neighbor after 237,000 miles. Only one issue which was a recall - the parking brakes were misadjusted out of the factory, so I got a free set of rear brakes. Loved that vehicle. Later model changes added depth to the truck bed, which made their capacity more like what you find in American-made full-size pickups. Too bad Toyota ditched the V8 engine for Tundra. I had plenty of power - even when fully loaded. There's a reason the Big 3 American pickup makers hardly sell any V6 full size pickups.
Try the 4 vanger from chevi
I bought a 2002 new . 187,000 when the frame went . I'd buy that same vehicle NEW today , in a HB ! Great truck .
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Interesting story. And they say to never buy the first year of a model because the inevitable bugs need to be worked out. Either you got lucky, or that advice doesn't apply to Toyotas, or the Tunrda
Did you get the recall for rusty frames?
Thanks for the great video! Like seeing those old pre-Tacoma models still running great!
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I remember when those T100's came out and had thought that they made those to compete with the midsized Dodge Dakota's
Scotty - can you make a video on the upcoming Toyota Stout. I’m curious on your take on this hybrid pick up. Thanks!
My dad and I took a T100 to Prudhoe bay AK back in 1996. Great Truck
I have a 96 with the V6 also, love my truck!
Typical Ford, they wanted to sue Tesla over potentially making a model E. Like people aren’t gonna search for the make and model combined. It seems all Ford can do decent these days is sue other people over things they didn’t invent.
Gomer! the model idea started with Ford Motor Company, yes toyota dumped their Gas Guzzling 5.7V8 and got the idea from Ford to Go V6 Twin turbo 🤣
they do a decent job of building crappy engines.
ford is the most crooked car company in the world. Only ignorant arrogant uneducated never been anywhere people with mental issues of thinking they're helping economy buy the junk. They are too stupid to know that economy doesn't work that way. It is global economy. Just like I said uneducated never been anywhere
The toyota hilux with the 1HD engine is absolutely goated in africa and asia. Toyota hands down builds the best pickups that never die
That's small trucks. Ford is HD trucks
@@chriskarsseboom2200 the engine is call a 1HD. The 1HD and 12H engines by toyota are the best
@@chriskarsseboom2200 Fords are nice but they do not last like Toyotas and they cost more to own.
@@billsoderholm3125 your talking about small trucks. Toyota does not make a HD truck. That's fords market
I had a '78 T100 2.0L it lasted forever, less the body. Bull low 1st gear was nice in parking lots and plowed fields
that startup sound is awesome
Hey Scotty. The XTool A30M works great on my 2006 Matrix. I can activate evap valves, fuel pump, security light, etc. Reads all modules.
I'VE been saying that for a long time, and it's CHEAP
My 95 T100 is used daily for my carpentry/home renovation biz. Owned since '14 and still runs amazing! Now has 561K with original engine and 5spd box. Load it up full of heavy lumber and tools on the daily. Not a rust bucket at all and I always get a kick out of seeing the classic morons in their new domestic trucks passing me on the freeway, knowing very well who will have the last laugh when they get stuck with a $10K bill for a new transmission in 5 years, or 15K for a new engine 😂. Meanwhile I'll continue to rack up another couple hundred thousand K's of mostly trouble free driving, all while being able do all my own servicing and maintenance due to the true simplicity of this truck's design..
Adam, I'm curious to know how often you change oil. I have a 1995 Toyota pickup (not T100), with 252,000 miles, original engine, but it's already had two timing chain change outs and two transmission rebuilds. Automatic transmission
I feel the same with my 03 tundra V8 4x4 a lil over 410,000 miles. Iv modified it to my liking with touchscreen GPS and lift kit and all that. But powertrain is all original.I do mobile mechanic service and I have to get into snowy rough terrain sometimes so I need the ground clearance. I haul 600+ lbs of tools everyday on 35s. I get 12mpg with tools in bed 17 mpg without them.
My 2000 ford F150 which I still got over 200 plus miles and never ever gave me any problems. Love this truck.
I always wondered where they came from. I have towed many T100s to the dealership in Marietta.
I had that engine in my 97 4runnet, it was an incredible engine and mine had 300k and ran perfect and burned no oil..but man, that gas mileage was horrendous!
I have a 97 4Runner Limited 3.4L and yes! It’s a gas hog too. I love my 4Runner a lot. In the process of fixing the frame with Safe-T-Cap frame kit at the shop
have a 97 t100 around 120,000 miles still runs great. only had to change starter.
I work at a Dealership and I haven’t really seen issues with the Twin Turbo Tundras. On the other hand I saw a Turbo 4 cylinder Highlander blow up within a thousand miles. We’re honestly unsure why it did but I am half and half on all these turbo cars. While I’ve seen tundras with the 5.7 with 400k miles plus.
They're brand new.... they shouldn't have issues...but they have . the first week they came out out last year thy had problems with the waste gatefold the turbos..and I heard you have to Tse the ca off to fix it. junk...
What highlander has a turbo?
Great ! That was a review of a 17 year old truck that had an off the frame restoration. How about reviewing a 17 year old Tundra beater? By the way, how does it ride?
Not sure if you have already but give K Seal a plug, just used that to sort out a coolent leak, amazing stuff!!!!
All Tundra were built in Princeton, Indiana’s new truck plant from 1998 to 2006. San Antonio, Texas began production of the Tundra in 2006 and continues today.
Tundra wasn’t made in 98 it was made in 99 as a 2000 model year I would know I purchased a new 2000 tundra .
I love my ‘96 T100, a couple bumps and scratches but I don’t mind that. Only thing I’m concerned about is my engine leaks! I need to rebuild it with new seals and gaskets soon. 230k on mine! 🥳
i got one of these years ago, it was the perfect size, but found out the frame was rotting,..taught me how to look for rust on used old cars, sadly most are super rusty by me.
Scotty: You will like this story: About 30 years ago my kid bought one of these Toyota trucks with a 6-cylinder engine here in Oregon He loved the truck and took extremely good care of it. The Toyota dealership here in Beaverton, Oregon sold him the truck and promised him FREE OIL CHANGES. They never expected this. He still owns the truck and they have been changing the oil for about 31 years! He had just bought the truck after he graduated from X-Ray Tech school. He kept with it. He was promoted to MRI where he learned a lot and did brain surgery, complicated MRI heart scans, etc. Well, he retired as a millionaire and moved out of town. Unfortunately, he does not get free oil changes anymore!
lmao your son rules.
One reason he became millionaire is he wasn't constantly buying a newer vehicle every few years. Good for him!
@@davidlindgren7605 It's amazing how quickly the dollars pile up when you don't waste your money on new vehicles all the time.
@@harrymills2770 not having to pay for oil changes, also helped. :)
@@davidlindgren7605 Spot on..
My friends at work called me cheap driving a 02 til this day.
They bought new trucks every year...Now , I am retired with a small nest egg of money I saved, not buying stuff every year. BTW...all of them still working...I WONDER WHY??
LOL....
The Tundra & F150 looked very similar back then.
I purchased a 1993 T100 with the 6 cylinder engine that was sadly totaled in 1995. By 1995 they had the 2.7 liter 4 so I got one of those. I still have the truck and it has almost 444,000 miles on it. I have gone through 3 clutches and 2 plastic radiators (my next radiator is aluminum and sitting in the garage). Only 2 parts have failed on this truck, the harmonic balancer early on and the shifter fork (manual transmission) broke about 6 months ago. I may just get a rebuilt engine and keep the truck since all of the modern trucks are either way too big or way too expensive.
At 7:19 when Scotty started the truck there was some electrical sparking or arcing along the firewall and line!
Nope…dust blowing around in the engine compartment.
MY 2007 Tundra is 2-0, It took out a Mitsubishi lancer that rear ended me & a cavalier. its still rolling down the road just a new bumper
Seen people use re-bars on the older Nissan/Datsun pickups but with enough elbow grease re-bar still bends alot
Sold by 93 Silverado ex cab with 285 ,000 , on its' 3rd auto trans, 2nd stater 2nd alt, had one bad head gasket, oil field truck, well used and abused, sold for $2,000 guy who bought rebuilt the engineer 325,000, still at him he still loves his 350ci. Just had the South Texas truck repainted and new headlights. New Toyota is after this late mdl chevy I got now.
I got a 95 t100 with the 4 cylinder with 212k miles still runs great, just towed my car with it 50 miles had no problem.
Love my 2015 double cab 5.7 with 8 ft bed.
Scotty on top form with yet another very enjoyable and informative video. Wow that Toyota is in amazing condition for a 1996. It is my understanding that Scotty and the Car Care Nut have gone on record saying the 1990s were the golden years for Toyota build quality.
Those aren't original panels
@@Tallnerdyguy good point you make there. Thanks for your reply.
Scotty...as always ...you are spot on.
I owned a 85 4runner, sold it for a 02 4runner 6 bagger 4WD...for towing my boat.
BEST VEHICLES ...for dependability and longevity!!
I plan to keep my 02, the only thing I do not get real great mileage.
Thanks Scotty ....
The biggest drawback, hands down. Especially since 95% are grocery getters
That 3400 was put in the 4rummer too after 1998
Im a Toyota and Ford truck fan. The T100 was more like a 7/8 size truck. Pretty cool. Wouldnt mind putting a Tundra v-8 in one. The new Tundra with twin turbo v-6 is having problems with wastegates, involving removing the whole cab to replace. I would have been happy if Toyota would have made a turbo diesel v-8 Tundra rumoured they were going to make. T100s are awesome. I actually think the early Tundra was more like 7/8 size.
Apparently, they were going to use CAT engines. The problem is that CAT stopped making engines for highway use, so Toyota decided to ditch the Tundra HD project altogether. Also, I believe that they would have used the C7 straight 6 engine.
@@bcdieselsofficial Interesting. I thought Toyota would use their own diesel design. Maybe we will get the v-8 hydrogen engine they are testing!
@@korybeckwith834
They were going to team up with Cummins, like Nissan did. I don't know why that fell through. Nissan no longer works with Cummins. Toyota must have predicted reliability issues. 😂
@@korybeckwith834 maybe!
@Hugh Jass it was a trans fitment issue, as they didn't want the added weight of Cummins trans
It’s a beautiful truck! I’d buy it. Your the man Scotty I’ve always enjoyed your help and info brother. Hope all is well with ya 😊
They started building T100 in 1993 I know cause I owned one power of a 4cyl and the milage of a 8cyl Toyota warranty is amazing
Please review the 4.6L Triton V8. from the 2008 F-150. I have one with 238k miles and still going strong.
I've got the same 5VZ-FE engine in my 3rd gen Toyota 4Runner. Bought the vehicle with 232K on the clock without sweat, right now it's at 273K and is running like a top! To 300K and beyond!!!!
As long as rust doesn't stop you
He owned a Ford turbo 6 150. No tow ran decent mileage but towing, pulled great but no mileage.
i had an '81 Toyota pick up, 2wd, had to junk it in '93, the frame rusted in half- 160k on it, even the lower body panels dropped off because of rust
I used to have a t100 96 with the 3.4 engine and ir was a great truck had it for 3 years and i sell it with 300k on it it was runing perfectly fine i want it back now 😭😭
I have a green 97 T100 with a manual and 4wd. It has 185k miles and gets 19-20 mpg.
My 84 turned 403000.0 miles yesterday,my 79 has 3 mill.
My brother bought a T100 new. It was a piece of crap, Stayed in the shop at the dealer. One time he was at my house and opened the door and the door gasket fell off. He sold it.
I bought a 2021 Tundra 4 months ago with only, 9000 miles on it, knowing the newer V6 Tundras would be a disappointment. I hope to keep this truck for the next 25 years!
or 50 years.
Had two T100s back in the day. Both great trucks!
I have a 2019 Tundra - I love it, and yeah it has the V8. Gas mileage isn't very good, but I figure I'll get 400K miles out of it minimum.
I got a 2015 Toyota sequoia platinum and I love it. Coming from a Chrysler Aspen
Toyota was the one who started to make mid size pick ups bigger.with the second gen tocomas tundras.
Those rascals at Dodge made D100's and 150's as well. 🤠
Well in all due respect, the first tundra looked exactly like the outgoing F-150 of the time. The grill opened up at the top where the F-150s opened down. Even the steering wheels looked the same. The Tundra V-8s did have issues, several guys I work with bought them the deal is Toyota doesn't acknowledge their issues when they don't want to.
The DEALERS you mean..?
They look nothing alike except for the basic truck shape common in the 90’s.
@@farticlesofconflatulation oh no they looked very much alike. Like the 94 Taurus vs the 97 Camry or the 1993 Mazda RX-7 vs the 96 supra (replace the pop up headlamps). Toyota had always stolen design language... While not legally reprehensible it's obvious.
@@benygh911 Possibly but where does that come from? Had a Prius that got well than below the ranked gas mileage. Had a Tundra that just lost power and wouldn't run, was stalling out. Must have been me. Cause Toyota don't make mistakes.
They're human Indeed, they WILL make mistakes my Friend, as ALL others, (some make more than others, and there's Malicious intent too)
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When towing there is no replacement for displacement. That is why an semi's have 400-500 hp and 1400 ftlbs of torque. Displacement makes torque at low rpm.
Scotty they sold them to other markets too.
In South Africa these were called Toyota Hilux Extra Cab (3.4L V6 4WD)
that same engine, the 5VZ-FE was one of the best engines made by Toyota and was used in other vehicles of theirs too, like Land Cruiser Prado, 4Runner, Tacoma and even Russian companies like GAZ-3111 Volga
Had a '87, '96 and a 1999 Tacoma TRD v6 5 speed.
Also bigger tyres gives worse mileage coz the roll8ng diam is bigger so the 5 or 10% reduction in mileage on the odometer needs to be factored in when think8ng about mileage
that's how I test all my steel before I do any welding, i tap on it with my knuckles, if it's hard, then I know it's really good steel.... that's what I do when I go buy a car, i crawl underneath it and I tap on the frame if it's hard, then I know it's a good reliable car just like if a tailgate has cupholders and stuff I know it's a good reliable car or like when a car salesman tells me it's a good reliable car, boy then I am rest assured that it's a good reliable car.
Love when scotty says, runs like a clock ⏰️ 😂
Can you imagine if they tried using twin turbo V6 in motorhome chassis lol 😆
That would be very interesting to see how much oil they all use and who burns more of it.
I have a unit very similar to that older one
Look up the Fifth Gear video on the Toyota truck engine that just wouldn’t quit lol.
I love my 1991 Toyota 4x4 truck.
Best truck I ever had 1995 t100
It's interesting that some Japanese made car are never sold in Japan. But you can import them back to Japan but you're on the hook for a sizeable road tax
I bought a new on in 97. Best Truck I ever owned. But I had to get a bigger one 😅
Those T100 were great dependable trucks.
I was owner of a Toyota pickup small truck model 1994 R22 engine manual transmission 5 speed this truck never ever ever fails I drive truck for hundreds of thausand of miles summer winter raining not matter what's till i get tired i donate truck to children w cancer but till today i remember that truck very loyalty i never forget the truck not matter what's bcz with the truck start my bussines working day and night now i own many cargo new vans and many properties
could you coat your frame with flex seal to crudely rubberize your frame?
Worst thing to do. Moisture that is under or gets under undercoating will destroy you car.. They have oils that you spray on your underframe. It will last years longer if you do so..
I miss my t100 i got into a crash .. i got a another long bed t100 and it started to overheat on me lucky it wasnt the headgaskets
I have a pristine '94 Corolla wagon... I hope it stays the distance.
Those are 💎 💎 💎
My 98 Ram 2500 V10 gets 10mpg haha. I love it
Sorry Scotty Toyota in Indiana was not a Toyota fork truck plant converted to make Toyota trucks . Built from ground up as a new plant. I live in Evansville Indiana just south of their plant.
Now THAT is a quiet engine!
Scotty mentioned it one more time that most of cars have issues with automatic or CVT. And with manual, they last a long time. Go with manual.
What’s your take on the 2.8 Duramax in the Chevrolet Colorado
I'm a Chevy man myself to, would love a video with a comparison with Chevy made vehicles
I went through a Toyota Aporentixeship Program.
We were told to stay away from T100.
T100 was built on the small truck frame and suspension
Supposedly
Plus they were a doggy..
My ex girlfriend friend has her T100 for the last 27 years..
She has family in Roseville Toyota.
Too bad fenders are not made with hard and yet flexi-plastic with a steal roll bar or frame for rigidity. This way when you scratch it off-roading, you can replace them for cheap. And you can customize with different paint schemes like in Jurassic Park. Or make it flare out for bigger tires.
I'm not American but I remember a precedent set where numbers can't be trademarks (the trial involved Intel's line of CPUs).
I had a 1995 T-100. They recalled it at 70k and replaced the head gaskets free of charge no questions asked. Good vehicle but the dealerships in the Memphis area are the worst of any car company
You forget about the cronic cylinder head and head gasket issues with the early v6. I wouldn't own one. I will still with my 4 cylinder. They run forever..
Pretty sure that was the 3.0. The 3.4 was bulletproof. Back when I had an ‘01 4Runner, there were tons of guys on the forums that had well over 500k on their 3.4s.
That's why Toyota improved the v6 engine in 1995 for the T100
I have a 96 t100 with 180k. Great truck only issue with them really is timing belts every 60-100k
Yo scotty! Any advices for future technicians?
Watch every video, then you can tell the teacher you know way more.
Wow that is a clean T100 clean
scotty can you review the new 2024 tacoma’s
My 2011 scion TCs engine is iffy with a little less than 60 thousand miles, it seems down on power at times and has issues with idling to low, it's always idle hunting, but it still starts so idk
Weird they had no issue with dodge doing the same number thing. Love my 83 D100.
Black cat at the 5:20 mark 🤣
that frame looks like it's had channel iron or some type of steel welded to it.idk
Hard to find those old trucks. People don't want to let them go.