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Someone commented to me on another thread that there will be a formal announcement from Toyota about the Stout in November 2024. I’ll believe it when I see and hear it
If you are using a pick up truck as a pick up truck; then it has to be "body on frame" and not uni-body. The engine should be a diesel for torque and reliability/maintenance costs and not be hybrid.
Wow ! Virtually everything you described is WRONG for what the Stout needs to be. From the Engine sizes to towing, your talking about making a Mid Sized truck with more Power, that will never achieve any decent fiel economy. Toyota has already gone totally wrong with the Tacoma and the new SUVs using the Iforce Max engines that get horrible fuel economy! 1 mpg better than non Hybrid? Fail ! I drive a SUV now that has a 1.6L turbo Hybrid engine that beats the numbers you have by leaps and bounds, from being Faster to getting 37 MPG Daily! Putting a 2.5 L engine in the small truck is far to big. It will get horrible mileage. It does not need to tow 5000 lbs, its to small to be stable or stop that load. 3000 lbs would be more than enough for this Small truck. But im sure Toyota will screw the engineering up on this too, and price it in the 40k range for anything anyone would actually want to drive. The trend continues...
@@jameslester4474 The Hyundai Santa Cruz tows 5,000 pounds, and there are buyers who want that capability. It’s nice that you like your own setup. Others have different needs and desires.
I absolutely love Toyota and drive one half for years no problems but in this market of the subcompact pickup the Subaru Baja beats Toyota hands down with every feature design interior exterior horsepower torque safety features awful capabilities the Subaru Baja beats its competitor the Ford Maverick and the Toyota Stout check it out people see for yourself I got to take a "L" on this one for Toyota
Yes I'm hoping for about 25 grand but I think either Toyota will blow it or greedy sales people will... so I am preparing to be disappointed.... but hoping I'm wrong. Truthfully I don't worry about fuel economy ...If you're Towing you need power and stability..
@@od1452 The market will direct how much dealers can get away with. The S in MSRP stands for ‘suggested’. If you can’t get one for what you’re willing to pay, don’t pay more, and stop whining.
@@Area_man115 I'm not whining. My truck is the best.. it's paid off. I really don't care what a Stout costs. I do think a lot of people would like to pay less.
@@od1452 You’re whining about about “greedy” auto salespeople. If you don’t like the price offered, negotiate or move on. They have families to feed and mortgage payments to make. It’s only greed when it’s the other guy.
Will it be available in the US? And will any non turbo versions with the stick shift be marketed in the US like the rest of the world? Toyota has a history of only selling upscale overpriced Trucks in the US for the last 20 years. Examples are the Land Cruiser, Sequoia, 4 Runners.
@@jamesdarcy3902 Yet they sell every one they make and try to optimize profits with their product mix. What do new car buyers do when the manufactures don’t build a vehicle exactly the way a particular new car buyer wants? Surely complaining on a blog won’t make a difference. Maybe writing or calling the manufacturer direct would make that potential buyer feel better. That the manufacturer heard him out. That maybe the manufacturer would actually make changes because of that potential buyer’s advice. It could happen. If persuasion doesn’t work, there’s always coersion. Write to or get an appointment to talk to your congressman or senator about it. Get them to sponsor legislation to compel manufacturers to do it his way - that potential buyer’s way. For the manufacters’ own good and for the good of the American People. God bless America.
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🔴Do you think the Toyota Stout will outperform the Ford Maverick in sales? 🤔
🏆Toyota Reveals 6 upcoming Models For 2024 WATCH HERE 👉 ruclips.net/video/t5_1KSNjOHI/видео.html
If it isn't offered with a small cab and 6' bed option I'm not interested.
There’s another crank posting the same thing to all these false stories.
Hasn’t happened with Maverick, Santa Cruz, Canyon, Tacoma, Ranger.
No one cares.
Someone commented to me on another thread that there will be a formal announcement from Toyota about the Stout in November 2024. I’ll believe it when I see and hear it
If you are using a pick up truck as a pick up truck; then it has to be "body on frame" and not uni-body.
The engine should be a diesel for torque and reliability/maintenance costs and not be hybrid.
The Toyota Stout is a fantasy. They aren't going to build it.
Toyota may as well sell the proven Toyota Hilux in the USA.
That is a proper truck with body on frame with a 2.4/2.8 diesel available.
I will buy one what’s the price
Looks more like a Ram
Well, even though they’re a copy and it’s a little too late, but they still ain’t gonna beat the Maverick come on
Wow ! Virtually everything you described is WRONG for what the Stout needs to be. From the Engine sizes to towing, your talking about making a Mid Sized truck with more Power, that will never achieve any decent fiel economy.
Toyota has already gone totally wrong with the Tacoma and the new SUVs using the Iforce Max engines that get horrible fuel economy! 1 mpg better than non Hybrid? Fail !
I drive a SUV now that has a 1.6L turbo Hybrid engine that beats the numbers you have by leaps and bounds, from being Faster to getting 37 MPG Daily!
Putting a 2.5 L engine in the small truck is far to big. It will get horrible mileage. It does not need to tow 5000 lbs, its to small to be stable or stop that load. 3000 lbs would be more than enough for this Small truck.
But im sure Toyota will screw the engineering up on this too, and price it in the 40k range for anything anyone would actually want to drive.
The trend continues...
@@jameslester4474 The Hyundai Santa Cruz tows 5,000 pounds, and there are buyers who want that capability.
It’s nice that you like your own setup. Others have different needs and desires.
This and other such sites know nothing beyond common knowledge.
BS clickbait is all they have.
The ford maverick will be obsolete by the time the stout comes out you have been saying this for four years now
I absolutely love Toyota and drive one half for years no problems but in this market of the subcompact pickup the Subaru Baja beats Toyota hands down with every feature design interior exterior horsepower torque safety features awful capabilities the Subaru Baja beats its competitor the Ford Maverick and the Toyota Stout check it out people see for yourself I got to take a "L" on this one for Toyota
25 thousand FFFF that! let see if the Subaru brat will stay at 8 thousand,
Click bait garbage
Yes I'm hoping for about 25 grand but I think either Toyota will blow it or greedy sales people will... so I am preparing to be disappointed.... but hoping I'm wrong. Truthfully I don't worry about fuel economy ...If you're Towing you need power and stability..
@@od1452 The market will direct how much dealers can get away with. The S in MSRP stands for ‘suggested’.
If you can’t get one for what you’re willing to pay, don’t pay more, and stop whining.
@@Area_man115 I'm not whining. My truck is the best.. it's paid off. I really don't care what a Stout costs. I do think a lot of people would like to pay less.
@@od1452 You’re whining about about “greedy” auto salespeople. If you don’t like the price offered, negotiate or move on.
They have families to feed and mortgage payments to make. It’s only greed when it’s the other guy.
@@od1452 who wouldn’t?
Will it be available in the US? And will any non turbo versions with the stick shift be marketed in the US like the rest of the world? Toyota has a history of only selling upscale overpriced Trucks in the US for the last 20 years. Examples are the Land Cruiser, Sequoia, 4 Runners.
@@jamesdarcy3902
Yet they sell every one they make and try to optimize profits with their product mix.
What do new car buyers do when the manufactures don’t build a vehicle exactly the way a particular new car buyer wants?
Surely complaining on a blog won’t make a difference.
Maybe writing or calling the manufacturer direct would make that potential buyer feel better. That the manufacturer heard him out. That maybe the manufacturer would actually make changes because of that potential buyer’s advice. It could happen.
If persuasion doesn’t work, there’s always coersion. Write to or get an appointment to talk to your congressman or senator about it. Get them to sponsor legislation to compel manufacturers to do it his way - that potential buyer’s way. For the manufacters’ own good and for the good of the American People. God bless America.