@@ApexAutoMedia first of all the smooth ride , very smooth and silent great suspension and comes with 1 inch lift from factory, then the Hemi never fails to impress, fun and powerful, the exhaust sound of the Hemi that’s a beautiful experience to hear every time you turn the truck on, then the equipment level 2 has all the features that you need class and elegance in the interior plus the towing capacity, crew cab space is enormous, then you have the stylish, The Rebel looks mean sporty and like a muscle truck, fuel is ok 16 mpg but is a truck not a Toyota Prius lol…. Then the entertainment system you can’t find that on any other truck… upgrade suspension for off-road so that’s what I love about my Rebel.
If they are only getting 20 MPG with the F-150 Hybrid, they need to learn how to drive a Hybrid. I have a 2023 4x4 platinum and I get 23 - 24 constantly.
They can have them...I have 2-1997 chevys, 1995 ford gran marquis, 2009 gmc, 2011 dodge caravan, 1993 IH eagle semi truck, whole herd of 40+ John Deere tractors.
Are you kidding the Tundra is totally Trash. Just ask all those that bought it only to have the engine lockup not to mention the transmissions. Toyota is having to replace over a 100 thousand engines look into this for yourself.
@@T.I.R24 I don't believe it, my 2011 is probably the worst truck I've ever owned and don't think I'll be sucked into another AFM truck. Wish I could find a brand new 98 with the 5.7 best truck I ever owned.
@robertlivingston1634 stop using crap oil. I've had several afm trucks 0 issues. Same with the fleet I maintain. Have 4 that currently have over 300k and 0 issues.
I love the "Automatic Emergency Breaking"! Does that mean that if the truck hasn't broken down all day, it activates the "Automatic Emergency Breaking" feature so that it doesn't disappoint?
The silver nissan titan with the orange trim that was shown in this video was the nissan titan warrior. That truck was strictly a concept vehicle, and was never produced for the public.
We figured it’d be confusing when scripting and that’s an oversight on our part. The Toyota is actually the second worst truck with the F-150 Hybrid being the worst according to Consumer Reports! We’ll do better moving forward!
@@Bronco2Cjwrong, also check J.D. Power, comes in right behind GMC top full size. Titan is only full size truck made mostly in USA at Canton, Mississippi with a naturally aspirated V8. Competing against US truck companies was not profitable for Nissan. Focusing on an EV truck and Frontier in the US. Nissan trucks very popular in Asia and Australia.
@@JMM440xi “Nissan sold a mere 19,189 Titans in 2023 - less than 3 percent of the volume of F-Series pickups that Ford moved in America in the same 12 months. And that was actually up from the year prior; Nissan sold just 15,063 Titans in 2022.Another sign that the Titan is a flop: remarkably for the U.S. market, the full-size truck is only Nissan’s eighth best-selling vehicle. Nissan sold three times as many Frontier pickups in 2023.” The truck is a flop and it’s a piece of shit. That’s why it’s not competitive, Hardly anyone is buying it and between Ford Chevrolet and ram, ram ranks third out of the three, but it still outperforms the titan in towing, fuel mileage and longevity.. the GMC Sierra 1500 is another popular selling truck and there’s no way in hell. The titan is close to that.
@@Bronco2Cj I know, I own a 2023Titan, got a great deal for a truck that rides like a top grade SUV, has plenty of power, engine sounds like an old fashion American V8 and has plenty of towing capacity and other amenities including plenty of interior room and storage. Recently their technology packages have become very competitive. Plus 100,000 mile bumper to bumper warranty. Number of trucks sold means nothing to me. Those who know trucks know the quality and dependability of these trucks for the price paid. They are not flashy, they don’t stand out in the crowd, they are not as big as some Ford, Chevy or Ram trucks , they just work. Go on the Titan forums and see what the owners think about them. JD Power has them ranked number 2nd best full size p/u truck for the past 2 years. They more almost 25,000 dollars lower in price than the highest rated truck. For the price paid they are a good, solid long term value. Their presence in the new market will be missed. But I have one, got it at the right time for a good price.
It considers all around aspect of things! Includes reliability, as well as driving experience, comfort, value and styling. We understand that some of the cars on the list aren’t exactly reliable, but it is that other aspects are pushing it up the charts!
Reliability isn't a consideration for vehicles that just released. That and durability only come into play after vehicles are at least a year or two old.
Most vehicles suk and are severly overpriced these days....i now have a 79 k20 and an old tacoma....no sensors or computers made in china that dont last for more than a few hours at a time....i fix just about everything myself.....avoid the rip off repair shops that charge 200 an hour✌
Hi Bruce! Thank you for your comments! We based our videos on how Consumer Reports rank them! If they do their ratings based on their own road tests as well as owner surveys.
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There needs to be a " work truck" ranking. Luxury and work are like oil and water.
Noted! Thanks for the comment Bruce!
Crazy how luxury seems to outweigh simplicity a truck was built for.
Ram Rebel 2024 best truck I ever owned.
Would you mind to share what about it that you love the most?
@@ApexAutoMedia first of all the smooth ride , very smooth and silent great suspension and comes with 1 inch lift from factory, then the Hemi never fails to impress, fun and powerful, the exhaust sound of the Hemi that’s a beautiful experience to hear every time you turn the truck on, then the equipment level 2 has all the features that you need class and elegance in the interior plus the towing capacity, crew cab space is enormous, then you have the stylish, The Rebel looks mean sporty and like a muscle truck, fuel is ok 16 mpg but is a truck not a Toyota Prius lol…. Then the entertainment system you can’t find that on any other truck… upgrade suspension for off-road so that’s what I love about my Rebel.
If they are only getting 20 MPG with the F-150 Hybrid, they need to learn how to drive a Hybrid. I have a 2023 4x4 platinum and I get 23 - 24 constantly.
I never get better than 20 on the hwy 70-75mph. 22' lariat powerboost
They can have them...I have 2-1997 chevys, 1995 ford gran marquis, 2009 gmc, 2011 dodge caravan, 1993 IH eagle semi truck, whole herd of 40+ John Deere tractors.
Are you kidding the Tundra is totally Trash. Just ask all those that bought it only to have the engine lockup not to mention the transmissions. Toyota is having to replace over a 100 thousand engines look into this for yourself.
They chose a truck that is t even being made anymore
What happened to Chevrolet and GMC? Not sure about the reliability of the top two or did they forget about that.
The gm twins are the most reliable full size truck you can buy...have been for the last 4 years now.
@@T.I.R24 I don't believe it, my 2011 is probably the worst truck I've ever owned and don't think I'll be sucked into another AFM truck. Wish I could find a brand new 98 with the 5.7 best truck I ever owned.
@robertlivingston1634 stop using crap oil.
I've had several afm trucks 0 issues. Same with the fleet I maintain. Have 4 that currently have over 300k and 0 issues.
@@T.I.R24and what oil do you use?
@davidgrunklee8407 either mobile 1 or castrol edge. Filters are important too. I use mobile 1 or Bosch and never go more than 3500 on it.
I love the "Automatic Emergency Breaking"! Does that mean that if the truck hasn't broken down all day, it activates the "Automatic Emergency Breaking" feature so that it doesn't disappoint?
Love this! 😂
The silver nissan titan with the orange trim that was shown in this video was the nissan titan warrior. That truck was strictly a concept vehicle, and was never produced for the public.
We will let our editor know! Thanks for pointing this out!
Terrible rankings in my opinion. Good luck with that Toyota! Nissan? Really?
We figured it’d be confusing when scripting and that’s an oversight on our part. The Toyota is actually the second worst truck with the F-150 Hybrid being the worst according to Consumer Reports! We’ll do better moving forward!
@@ApexAutoMedia Nissan is shit..... if that truck was so high ranking then why is it being discontinued... that truck is terrible..
@@Bronco2Cjwrong, also check J.D. Power, comes in right behind GMC top full size. Titan is only full size truck made mostly in USA at Canton, Mississippi with a naturally aspirated V8. Competing against US truck companies was not profitable for Nissan. Focusing on an EV truck and Frontier in the US. Nissan trucks very popular in Asia and Australia.
@@JMM440xi “Nissan sold a mere 19,189 Titans in 2023 - less than 3 percent of the volume of F-Series pickups that Ford moved in America in the same 12 months. And that was actually up from the year prior; Nissan sold just 15,063 Titans in 2022.Another sign that the Titan is a flop: remarkably for the U.S. market, the full-size truck is only Nissan’s eighth best-selling vehicle. Nissan sold three times as many Frontier pickups in 2023.” The truck is a flop and it’s a piece of shit. That’s why it’s not competitive, Hardly anyone is buying it and between Ford Chevrolet and ram, ram ranks third out of the three, but it still outperforms the titan in towing, fuel mileage and longevity.. the GMC Sierra 1500 is another popular selling truck and there’s no way in hell. The titan is close to that.
@@Bronco2Cj I know, I own a 2023Titan, got a great deal for a truck that rides like a top grade SUV, has plenty of power, engine sounds like an old fashion American V8 and has plenty of towing capacity and other amenities including plenty of interior room and storage. Recently their technology packages have become very competitive. Plus 100,000 mile bumper to bumper warranty. Number of trucks sold means nothing to me. Those who know trucks know the quality and dependability of these trucks for the price paid. They are not flashy, they don’t stand out in the crowd, they are not as big as some Ford, Chevy or Ram trucks , they just work. Go on the Titan forums and see what the owners think about them. JD Power has them ranked number 2nd best full size p/u truck for the past 2 years. They more almost 25,000 dollars lower in price than the highest rated truck. For the price paid they are a good, solid long term value. Their presence in the new market will be missed. But I have one, got it at the right time for a good price.
So this list doesn’t consider reliability?
It considers all around aspect of things! Includes reliability, as well as driving experience, comfort, value and styling. We understand that some of the cars on the list aren’t exactly reliable, but it is that other aspects are pushing it up the charts!
Reliability isn't a consideration for vehicles that just released. That and durability only come into play after vehicles are at least a year or two old.
Way to much tech in a new truck. Read that $$$$. Mostly by gOvT 3 letter agencies.
Most vehicles suk and are severly overpriced these days....i now have a 79 k20 and an old tacoma....no sensors or computers made in china that dont last for more than a few hours at a time....i fix just about everything myself.....avoid the rip off repair shops that charge 200 an hour✌
Or spend the same money on a new truck and retro mod an old truck
Is this an inverse list. Multiple times, you stated that Chevy did better than Ford. Gmc is way better than nissan and Ram
Hi Bruce! Thank you for your comments! We based our videos on how Consumer Reports rank them! If they do their ratings based on their own road tests as well as owner surveys.
Dodge #1🤣🤣🤣🤣. Maybe as the #1 POS! Couldn’t give it to me and the cash for what it’s worth! What a joke.