Here’s Why Toyota Makes the Best Cars in the World
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Here's Why I Only Buy Toyotas, DIY and truck review with Scotty Kilmer. Here’s Why Toyota Makes the Best Cars in the World. How Toyota Took Over American cars and Beat Chevy, Dodge and Ford. Are Toyotas the best cars to buy? Should I buy a Toyota? Are Toyotas reliable? Does Toyota make good cars? Everything you need to know about Toyota. Car Advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 53 years.
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Hey scotty i left you a comment on your other post. Today at the auction in Saint louis Missouri, a 2014 Toyota camry with 665463k miles sold for 4k$ even with MMR of 1100$, it still sold.for 4k without charges included, most unbelievable thing is the car is in almost prestine condition, ill luv to send you 2 raw videos i made of the sales to show you the car and the sales but don't know how. Kindly let me know how i can, if you are interested in seeing it. Thank you!
Wow great video scotty
@Lucifer C that's true but some cars take more beatings than others
I was just driving through Tennessee with the semi and the weather is beautiful
@Matthew Aniston am as confused as you🤷🏽♂️
wow i didn't know toyota went to such great lengths to ensure reliability. makes me weirdly proud as a toyota corolla owner
F that smart city I ain't supporting a company that's pushing the beast system
@@austintomkewitz7206 the system is like an umbrella that all companies have to work under
You should br
It's Payne!
Toyota s focus on quality is because of an American Charles Edwards demming. Who taught Toyota the art of quality control after the war. He was a US statistician that was an auditor and tried to educate the US chamber of commerce but they did not listen. So he went to Japan and the rest is history
I've heard that Toyota sent engineers to American junk yards in the 80s to study why their vehicles broke down. The knowledge gained from that experience allowed them to over build parts that encounter most wear and tear. Just impressed with that kind of interest and passion on building quality vehicles. Think this was mentioned on Top Gear years ago.
Wow now that's interesting I wonder what interesting things honda did to perfect their brand
I noticed that when I used to live in Centroamérica, some Toyota over there are similar to the ones from USA (Corolla , Camry, Yaris) but different at the same time, thats when i noticed they built their cars according to the region. On the contrary american brands mostly built for the USA and export those vehicles overseas, they usually fall apart within a couple of years. BTW i read on a blog long time ago, H Ford used to send engineers to Yunk yards and check what parts of their cars were still strong and hadn't wear out so they can lower the quality of them on the next built..
@@Drskopf german cars also built for euorpean weather conditions and inferstrucure so they fail in the meddile east and in hot states in the u.s
@@waelmostafa2222 not just over there, in the humid and super hot Central American whether too(I'm from that region of the planet) even in the USA they can fall apart quick, i think their quality is not the same in North America like the one in Europe. Their electric system is not good. I know lots of ppl with Mercs and Beamers, VW with lots of eléctric issues and mechanical as well, we can also include in this list Jaguar, Land Rover, Fiat Chrysler
That's very bald of Toyota to send their engineers to spy on Chevrolet
I was a GM guy my whole life, Then I bought a 2016 Tundra....Best vehicle I've ever owned!
The Tundra can go for over one million miles! And you don't have to replace anything, just regular maintenance, Toyota is the best man!
@@hamzaboughraira4455 Although Toyota’s are good cars but your reliability is only as good as your mechanic🍷
@@natelove187 I agree
Tundra will go over a million without even an oil change. Gotta love those Japs
The secret to Scotty’s reliability is that he was created by Toyota
That’s funny 😆
His father is Mr Roboto
Do you think Scotty created Chuck Norris?
He definitely wasn't created by Toyota because he's not that reliable. He's aged like crazy in the last 10 years and his cardio is shot.
i weak
My Camry is over 19 years old. And it still looks and runs great !! 👍
Being a Toyota Mechanic myself for the past 4 years after previously working with Opel and Kia and owning a 2006 toyota Corolla Diesel with 435K on the clock I can honestly say no other cars come close in terms of reliability 👍
I worked for a Toyota dealership for a few years. They ARE the best cars if you value reliability and longevity. Bar none.
Oh yeah. I got a 2008 4runner with 230,000 miles still runs strong. No problems st all
Nice joke
@@e7bk There is literally statistics proving Toyota is the best in reliability, and this is across 6-10 million Toyota vehicles sold every year. We have a joke in our country that goes "rich Chinese people don't buy Lambos and Ferraris, they buy 10 Toyota Hi Aces"...just because of rhe quality and practicality alone
@@e7bkits not a joke bro. Toyota are the best. Most reliable car brand ❤
Japanese engineers have pride in their work and relentlessly PURSUE EXCELLENCE and efficiency.
Kaizen!
You convinced me to buy a 2017 Toyota Highlander XLE. And I’ve never been happier with a car. Thanks always, Scotty.
he got me to buy a 2015 lexus is 350 14 days till😂
Toyota the best PERIOD
congratulations i wish they made motorcycles as well...cars are so expensive here
@@fidelcatsro6948 same here.....I can't afford to spend 42,000 dollars on a new vehicle, it's ridiculous. I got it used and I'm barely in the range for the monthly payments, but I have children and your priorities change when you have other lives in the car.
Im getting my 2021 xle today 😁
Mr Akio Toyoda should personally deliver Scotty a brand new lexus and thank him for the 18% increase in over all sales
Toyota should build Scotty a special edition of Celica with twin turbos.
"Honey, you can learn Japanese" with Babbel". "No thanks. I'm learning Japanese with Scotty Kilmer!"
Love it!
mushee mushee
And Scotty learned Japanese from Rosetta Stone
His real name is Scottyhiro Kilmersaki
My 2004 Toyota 4 runner has over 350,000 miles. Took it in for a smog check in 2022 and the mechanic was amazed it was still in good condition.
Toyota factory workers are actually commended if they stop the factory line if they see a quality control issue, American brands, just fix a bad ECU harness with a peace of foam putting more pressure on the harness 😄 my cousin works at GM.
I’m Crying because I’m a Honda fanboys(Honda Collab with GM is biggest mistake)
Celica GT four hope.
Yea. I meet a lot of gm workers cause my job... they tell me they sit around and goof off most of the time. 🤗
All bout them numbers. I work at gerdau macsteel in Arkansas. We supply steel to companies that supply the parts for automotive and big trucks. And here it's the same thing, just get out the numbers sactey and quality we worry worry out later
And an American named Deming helped Toyota get back on their feet after WW2. 👍
I actually work for Toyota, no one is condemned for stopping the line. Some get pissy, but most people are cool.
Scotty’s primary job is actually not a mechanic although he is a great one. He is first and foremost a great teacher. He Inspires me to be a better one.
He mainly teaches us to buy only Toyota. 😁
Don't tell your indoc er union that
@Barbara Sowak I break out laughing uncontrollably when I see those horses with big teeth! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🐎🐎🐎
@@OldDunollieman yeah he's a Toyota salesman that's why that's all I buy because they're very reliable the truth hurts a lot of people you know
@@dobermanguy9437 That’s right and he promotes Ford trucks over Toyotas
My first Toyota was an 06’ Tacoma .. i beat the Snot out of that thing for 13 years and it NEVER let me down. Currently a 2019 Tundra 1794 edition.. love it even more. 👍
I currently have a 2011 Tacoma and will run that beast into the ground before I even consider buying another car... which will probably be in 13 years given Toyota's durability lol
I have been buying and selling cars for more than 20 yrs. Toyota is well above all other car manufacturers. Currently drive a 2007 Camry hybrid with 280k miles. Only thing I've done to it is one brake change, oil changes, and a 12 volt battery. The hybrid battery has not given out yet. I'm blown away how reliable this car is!!
I used to work for Toyota and on my first day I had to read their hand book. They put much emphasis on "Kaizen" - Continuous improvement and innovation
was there a picture of Scotty on the cover?
@@BusterKitten LoooL 😂
@@BusterKitten there should be
Kaizen is a working team that within the company floor people mostly to improve working conditions. Toyota pay its kaizen teams to help save the company money, plus they have Kaizen country competitions... yes, they have a grand prize for the best Kaizen.
Toyota has one other program that they call safety... they pay you to help make the company a more safe place to work.
Toyota has a lot of great benefits as well...
How would I know, I’m a Retired Toyota employee.
I started working for Toyota motors sales inc, North America San Francisco region when i was 19yrs old. They thought me a lot about business.
The family Toyoda, really cares about there employees.
Japanese companies are the best to work for.
You are family for life, if you can get a job with them. The dealerships aren’t owned by Toyota, they don’t get the same benefits or the same pays.
I guess I was lucky to have worked for one of the best companies in automotive
I worked with a manager who taught "Quality does not start at the back door!" Meaning quality must be assured from the beginning process to the end process.
Scotty I’ve been in the industry for 38 years and I’m the 3rd generation in my family in the industry but I love how you fine detail your explanation on things for people to understand that it isn’t cheap to have quality work which in turn you need quality parts to do the work properly so the consumer can understand the logic we all like prices to be low but quality vs quantity goes hand in hand.
And you forgot union labor goes hand in hand with high prices
If it’s good it ain’t cheap. If it’s cheap, it ain’t good. Fact
@@alexdesamsonow822 union strong
Scotty's love for Toyota is eternal, I can say the same thing as well.
I stick to Toyota's for my daily cars. Generally the engines have little less HP then other manufacturers, but the Toyota engine will last a lot longer.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Less power in the engine = less engine’s stress, less engine’s stress = longer dependability and reliability, you don’t need big amount of power for a daily driver, that’s why Toyotas cars is the best option for a person who want a truly reliable vehicle.
True. I think ill also stick to Toyota and Honda for as long as possible. Not to mention The fact that only time you really need performance is If ur overtaking and whatnot.
@@erickgomez1798 Camry TRD has over 300 HP but is still one of the most reliable cars
I grew up in the 60s and NEVER thought about or was pointed to the importance of RELIABILITY. Now I idolize it.
If a Toyota city runs efficiently and is as reliable as their cars, I'm in!
If you ever been to japan the bullet train is 1 min late the will apologizes for the inconvenience. So take that and crank it up to 11 and that's what you can expect from the smart city. I bet if the bullet train there is 1 second late you get a ticket for a free ride
I would try to get in but that mt fuji i don't know it might erupt some day😰why because Japan is right on Pacific rim areas they already had a few earthquakes last few weeks and theses are supposed the after shock from that big one in 2011 that is the one cause the big tsunami which wipes out several city and damage the nuclear power plant Japan is having trouble to decommissioned the plan the area are full of radiation and they are trying hard to make it livable again
@@ericspecullaas2841 yea iirc they also give you note for making you late to work if it’s bad enough. It’s pretty amazing
@@williampow69 you do realize that japan has about 30 small earthquakes every day. When I say small they are a 1 to 3 on the Richter scale so you dont really notice them.
Sure, having monitored any time you go to washroom or times you stay in the bed brings goosebumps of joy.
I vote for Stellantis city. Where things look good, but nothing works. Never a dull moment.
I'm dead 🤣🤣🤣
@Joye J You Forgot Ford...it all looks good in theory.
@Joye J : Volkswagen has its own city, it's called Wolfsburg. And it has worked well since before the WW2. Toyota is great, I totally agree, but don't put down other's accomplishments.
@Joye J : Yes, they got a serious bruise from that Diesel emmission scandal. Too bad, that basically killed the Diesel engine for passenger cars, althought Diesel can provide the lowest co2 emmision due to higher efficiency of the thermodynamic cycle (50% compared to 40% of the spark ignited engines). Removal of NOx is not a problem with current technology.
I was just looking for the second video of the day! Scotty never disappoints!
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I just bought a 2004 Tacoma SR5 a few days ago. It has 273k miles but still runs smooth and drives well. It might end up out living me lol. After watching your videos and driving an 02 corolla, I'm a firm believer in Toyota and their quality
I just bought a 2000 Sienna with over 265k miles on it to live in
LOVE my 2007 Corolla. Very comfortable, great gas millage, ICE COLD A/C, a absolute luxury. Drove a piece of poop on wheels for 10 years that had none of those things.
I live in Indonesia. Indonesians are so in love with toyota. Now I know why, thank you Scotty.
Toyota kijang, innova, avanza yes they are.
Really liked this episode. Shows that Scotty Kilmer is not a one trick pony! 🐎😀👍
More of a horse than a pony 🐴😆
@@NewLamarBazaar Just don’t call him a stang since it is associated with Ford.
Don't call him....UMA...horse in Japanese.
Scotty taught us how to fix cars now he is a great story teller and narrator, give this guy an Oscar already.
Have Camry and Corolla both outstanding.Corolla had water sip in under spare tire and rusted the frame.Nothing major but here in Boston rust is the enemy
Nice video Scotty. I can’t imagine how many Toyota’s you have help the company sell. They should put you in one of their commercials!
I liked the first gen Tacoma’s and the 8th gen Camrys before I found Scotty. After watching him for a while It reinforced my decision to get a Toyota haha the only second car brand i would get is honda
One day they will, same as they did for Jeremy Clarkson on the " killing the Hilux" episode years after it was published. Scotty is a legend
He's doing one right now and it's for free.
They should put him on the payroll, Scotty Kilmer Toyota ambassador!!
They sent him a check every year
I work for GE/Wabtec and I manufacture Locomotives in Fort Worth,Tx. We use Kaizen, in fact the men that created it comes to our plant once a quarter just to make sure Kaizen is being done properly. Great guy, at least I think so. The only obstacle is that he know no English and has to have a translator with him all the time. Unfortunately, some of the management come in and try to kick it out. Worry more about speed more then Kaizen. But it’s a great system when done properly. I would definitely love to live in this new city if asked to.
I am so happy with my Toyota Highlander. (not hybrid) I was driving a 15 year old car that I was constantly working on for something.
Me too. I got a 2008 4runner with 230,000 miles still running strong
Much more reasons for me to stick with Toyota.
Thanks Scotty for the most informative report about Toyota manufacturing philosophy and values.
Toyota should start paying this man for his advertising! 😂
Scotty wouldn't take their money because:
1. He is a man of principle, who wants to be seen as honest.
2. He makes $1M per year from RUclips. Toyota can't outbid that.
I recently purchased a 2015 tacoma 4x4 with 69k miles. Loving it so far!
Watching this with a huge smile on my face as i just got my first Toyota, a 2021 4runner trd off road premium in white😬
4runner's are real nice. Just bought a 2021 to replace my 2000. They like gas quite a bit. If you can deal with that, you're good.
@@Gallagherfreak100 yeah i had been reading about that and im ok with it, and i know that a lot of people complain about them not being that modern and having the latest technology and quite frankly i dont care as much as i do about having something good quality and reliable, before buying it my husband was looking at the cadillac xt6 but even though it feel more luxurious the 4runner will be better in the long run
You just bought an indestructible tank with a high resale value. Congrats! Envy u 😭✌
That’s my favorite SUV. They last forever and they actually still look like an SUV and not a minivan.
I just bought a 2000 Sienna to live in
Remember the TopGear episode where they blew up a building with a Hilux on it and it still ran with basic fixes
My LS400 will be 23 yo next month. Decades of reliability and comfort.
My 2nd Gen 4Runner is going on 32 years old! Cheers
@Jonathan McCully Only 166k. Strangers still occasionally ask if it might be for sale!
@@ChekeredFreak Hope I live long enough to equal that #. Congrats!
@@ChekeredFreak no kidding
@Jonathan McCully darn right
My Camry is the MOST reliable vehicle I have ever own! I just crossed over 363,000 miles on my 2000 Toyota Camry LE with no mechanical issues.
Great vid! I have a 2008 Toyota Yaris sedan and I went to 300,000 about a month ago. Still works beautifully! Have had no major fixes just consistent oil changes and things like tires and brakes. Love my car and I will own it forever 💜💜💜 looking into getting a Toyota RV next
Our family Yaris is a 2007 and at 250000 KMs. Same as you, we’ve had zero problems. Cannot believe the reliability.
@@adampark5768 absolutely fabulous! I’m a Toyota owner for life.
Helping the environment too! Manufacturing creates so much emissions!
My car Toyota Yaris 2019 very reliable .i am from Australia
@@ThienTran-ul1jz you have wonderful taste in cars! Just had to get a new engine for mine at 356,000 miles, but now I’m back on the streets! I’m never giving my car up. Works too well
TOYOTA should make Scotty director of marketing already. I bought my Toyota Premio because Scotty convinced me to do what's right.
My 2002 Avalon has 174,000 miles and runs like a dream. Got it at 166k
My family have a 1999 Avalon with 165,000+ miles and it runs like it’s still brand new. Every 3,000 miles, I change the oil and filter. The only major thing I replaced on the car since driving it off the lot new in 1999 was the struts and its starter.
😲😲😲😲😲 A guy just had bought a 2020 bmw
Yawn , my 1,100 dollar 2002 has 199k miles runs like a dream.
@@BigEightiesNewWave this isn’t a contest buddy lol
Had an old Toyota hatchback in the 90s. Engine ran great for years. Body rusted out so much that I eventually had it towed. But never left me stranded.
The potholes are five feet bigger in Chicago
@@Ed-ni7on Here in SoCal L.A. we have potholes and gravy road
You guys don’t have anything on Detroit.
@@Arz2003 Originally from Chicago, I never understood why San Diego roads even had potholes. There's no freeze/ thaw cycle to wreck the pavement, but some roads are pretty bad. In the 25 years I lived there., I never understood the reason. I also never saw a fire hydrant knocked off in Chicago, while it seems to be a sport in San Diego.
Those aren't potholes, they're Graves.
Philly too
I will always and I mean ALWAYS! Stick with Toyota/Scion/Lexus. Hands down.
They got the best four banger that are very simple to maintain from gas cars to hybrid.
Granted hybrid four banger are more complex but they are well made.
With TRD performance, TRD accessories, and TRD ground effect kits, wheels, and good tires, they are well made vehicles. Especially GR performance
Toyota's philosopy:
QDR
- Quality
- Dependability
- Reliability
Toyota intentionally does not push the limits of performance, when they could do that. They looking for dependable transportation at an affordable cost. The use the same materials that Ford or Chevy. In some cases the parts used in Toyotas are from the same sources as those used by Ford and Chevy. They do better at evaluating the total process from design, to procurement to assembly, for the intended buyer.
@@timothykeith1367 Just because part comes from the same supplier doesn’t equate with the same quality. Toyota may require higher standards. Also design plays huge role in reliability. Not all engines will last as long despite using the same principle.
I had 1987 Toyota pickup with 22R engine I swear it was an indestructible bulletproof tank
No r 20 engine even better
My 2020 Camry LE is the best car I've ever owned!!! I love what you do for me TOYOTA!
My two 2005 camrys still run like new with over 165,000 miles each.
Had a Tacoma, and I'm on my 3rd Camry. Currently a 2016, they conistantly outlast the car payments by far.
Has Scotty mentioned anything bad about Toyota’s I4 engines? Are they turbocharged? So they have the same problems other turbocharged I4’s have? How’s your experience been?
Ahhh, the good ole Toyota's 80s slogan.
Was a GM guy until I started watching Scotty videos. As they die off they get replaced with Toyotas. 2010 Corolla I bought used for work and 2020 Camry LE bought new for weekends. So far so good.
I love toyota so much, it's why I made the sacrifice to make my first brand new car at the age of 21 being a 2020 carolla sport with the 2.0 engine. The speakers sound amazing, the ride is great, mpg is amazing. It's all around a great car, hopefully the next one will be a tacoma a few years down the road just because I live in western NY and the winters can be rough
Toyota: "Don't accept inferior quality from the previous process, don't make rejects in one's product, and if a reject has been produced, don't knowingly send it to the next process." This is quite different from the American style, the bosses only care about hitting the production numbers (their bonuses and evaluations depend on it). That's what we have final assembly QA and repair for. If they are too busy, just ship it to the customer. That's what warranties are for.
Warranties constantly rejected by dealers. It is better to have good quality product with shorter warranty than inferior one with long warranty. Hello Chrysler, anybody’s home?
@@charonboat6394 nope
@camgere sad isn't it.
There once was upon a time that American Auto Makers put emphasis on quality instead of quantity that it was more important to build one great car versus milling out thousands of defective cars.
Now it's about building vehicles for profit not for reliability.
Scotty, The Woven City reminds me of a time when I had my young daughter with me at my workplace. My work was to create the physical layout plans for computer chips. On these chips, we have to put the company name to establish copyright for our product. I worked for Dallas Semiconductor. I had a 40" wide multi-color plot of a completed chip layout on a table. My young daughter looked at that, seeing the multicolor patterns of transistors, resistors, capacitors, diodes and interconnecting wires. She pointed at the word, "Dallas" and asked, "Dad, we are here, where is our house?" She interpreted the chip as a complex city map. Smart kid. Scary smart.
"What do you value most looks, luxury, reliability or performance. What if a car had all that but lacked reliability? What do you have?
My answer, Jaguar. I'm a recovering Jag addict.
I have never owned a jag, but have heard that. Scotty also calls BMW "Big Money Waster"!
@Vincent James Voice I have heard that as well. There was a guy who had an MG at the place I worked. On the back was a bumper sticker "All of the parts falling off of this car are of the finest British manufacture"
My buddy had a beatiful 12 cylinder '73 Jag. He was always repairing it. I know of only one time he drove it!!
Welcome to the Toyota Matrix
Scotty, Toyota should make you residents 001 in their future city. Live there free of charge and make honest videos about it. You have single handily unknowingly help Toyota sell more car then ever.
I owned a 2003 Camry before I started watching him, but I wanted a newer car so I have a 2017 now. Great car
No quite, it's more word of mouth, I was the first one in my family to buy a Toyota in 1984, now almost all family own one, based on how great mine have been.
I totally agree! And I grew up in Detroit and all my family works for the US car companies. Ironically I was a loyal US car buyer until I went into a Chevy dealer to purchase a Caprice Classic. The dealer showed me a Geo Prizm and a Geo Metro. I bought both for less than the price of the Caprice. The Geo Metro I put 100k miles on it before I sold it. The Geo Prizm (which I found out after I owned it for awhile was actually a Toyota Corolla) I ended up putting 250k on it before giving it to my son. He put another 100k on it and gave it to a friend. Ever since then I’ve bought nothing but Toyotas and have never had a problem with them. I bought a new 2004 Corolla and put 330k trouble free miles on it before giving it to a friend who put another 30k on it before the timing belt broke. Got a 2013 FJ Cruiser and love it!
what timing belt IN A 2004 COROLLA ?
Toyota, simply the BEST.
Honda is better
@@shelbylover1359 HONDA Horrendous Obsolete Nasty Derelicts Annihilated
@@shelbylover1359 Honda💩🚽
@@shelbylover1359 Shitty Heathen Excreting Lousy Blowhard Yellowbellies Leaving Owners Very Enraged Repeatedly
@@shelbylover1359 honda💩🚽 shitty transmissions.
Sold my wife's '17 suburban premier with 125k and recently rebuilt transmission. Purchased a 2012 sequoia platinum with 146k my wife absolutely loves it! I'm happy too because it won't be in the shop near as often.
I work at the facility that builds the Sequoia. I find the turning radius amazing for how big they are. Enjoy
id most definitely sign up to live in Toyotown
Enjoy living in a smart prison
Like lambs to the slaughter
Quality and Reliability is tops for me and Toyota delivers 95% of the time and that’s excellent
We need to clone Scotty so we can keep getting this excellent content.
He has a grandson
Soon because we dont want any type of gap in content.
We need more than two. Weed out all the shitty channels lol.
Toyota is working on that.
Well, they did clone a sheep named Dolly
Scotty , I'm new to your channel and just wanted to say that I've watched alot of your videos over the past few days and your never to old to learn. I've been doing mechanics for over 35 years and I'm alot like you. I don't like to see anyone spend money that they don't need too. Love your channel. Keep it up..... thanks.
"Smart city" seems like something to be pioneered in Japan. Just epitomizes modern culture in japan
The idea is western
this is what Epcot was supposed to be.
*NERV*
@@sefp the execution is Chinese
Ever since i was a kid in the 70's Toyota has something magical about it. The car that dońt break. Everytime i read tests between a Toyota and another car i always think that what are the comparising? Its a m-f Toyota, it doesnt have to try to bee coolest, fastest or whatever. With confidense Toyota can say we are by far the best, thats enough. We make cars that always starts, are troublefree and are extremely tested for every environment.
I own a 2007 JDM Toyota Crown Athlete GRS184 3,5l v6 315hp 400Nm.
Love it!!! It won’t break, fuel efficient, fast and sounds really good without end mufflers!
just bought the 2012 Lexus ct200h and really enjoying the comfort and quiet when its in electric mode and the fact it feels like it only rolled of the assembly line yesterday is wonderful
Toyota for life, nice job having the 2AZ as the thumbnail
The 2AR is a much better engine
@@jasnic2131 no denying that, I just like the 2AZ since it was in my first car
I’ve owned 3 Toyota so far, put between the three of them 180k miles (the first two got taken too soon by other drivers in car accidents) and only changed a alternator! I LOVE my Corolla and will always buy Toyotas!!
I have a friend who works at the engineering facility in Michigan. He says this is no joke, it's true, ANYONE in the company can make suggestions and be taken seriously, and not be yelled at if they stop the line.
Well I am still driving my 23 years old car. Its call Toyota kijang, careburator, manual, timing chain, ladder chasis all the ingredient for durability
If you look up “Toyota” on RUclips, almost every other video is one of Scotty praising them!
Toyota Etios was a legend in india, we owned one that had around 300k kilometres on it and still worked good as new, was a really comfortable and cheap car and probably the best in its Competition
I'm from Brazil, yesterday I bought my first Toyota: a 2014 Etios with 148.000km. car runs as new, in perfect shape and really economic. I'm loving it!
Toyota really is an incredible car company. Their competetiveness in everything they do is remarkable and unmatched. Good example of that is how they make mostly just cheap cars of excellent reliability but when Toyota puts it's hard effort in making a sports car or competing in racing they can make some of the best and legendary cars i these categories too.
Russian Lada is better
I own a 03 Toyota Camry and it's still on the road today
Can you imagine what they could have done along with Germany and where this World would be today? A utopian society free of poverty, disease and disparity.
the best car ever, my father owned one 2012 model the yaris one, from 2012 to 2024 still working without even changing the engine
Love your channel, even if it has become a daily Toyota commercial. I love American cars, but I still tune in to Scotty Kilmer on a daily basis. This man is doing something right!
I'm from the Netherlands and own a Toyota AYGO from 2013. Last year the german ADAC (triple A) announced that the AYGO was the most reliable small car. And that die a ver that costs 8500 euro's new(10000 dollars).
The Toyota City is for me along
as I can drive my 08' TT
2019 Tacoma and 2019 Rav4 Hybrid, 2001 Avalon. Zero warranty issues. 2018 RAM 1500: 7 warranty issues by the time I sold it with only 18,000 miles. You go with what works for you.
I’m in one of those countries that gets the Toyota Prado, Hulux and fortuner , these things cost an arm and a leg brand new. A mid range prado is about 80k usd. While the big land cruiser is about 150k usd after fees and dealership price hikes
How much is a decent house?
Got a 2018 Corolla this past December. I’ve always been nervous about CVT transmissions. But I’m hoping Toyota’s Kaizen means my CVT will last many thousands of miles
*buy a toyota on your wedding day. if the marriage last more than the car, u have achieved true love.*
Style, Reliability, luxury, speed, power in that order
Mention one Toyota meeting all these characteristics.
This was awesome great job Scotty! Makes me proud to drive a Toyota here in America (2011 camry with 145k)
However, the 2azfe engine is known for oil leaks in the serpentine belt area which are hard to pinpoint and hard to fix. The leaks can saturate the serpentine belt with oil. Otherwise the Camry is a good car.
Love this type of video please make more of it. Keep it up Scotty!
thank you and will do!
I remember what my favorite singer says...”my father has always taught me...you have to learn how to respect the public because they are the most important thing” that was when he started singing at 12, he’s now 51 and after 100 million sold albums later (without transitioning to English market like Shakira and R Martin) he still singing and selling out concerts. He’s never involved in cheap gossip nor he talks about politics. The best voice ever in Latin America. One of his nicknames is México’s Frank Sinatra.
Anyways, my point is, Toyota has learned that by prioritizing its clients and employees needs and wants, they can get very far. Something the US lost many decades ago when it made Wall Street its priority. It’s really sad to go anywhere and see a parking lots or gas stations dominated by foreign brands especially Asian in a country as big, powerful and with lots of historic car brands as the USA.
When you do things right, everything else will magically work well too.
Scotty I love these videos if I had classes like this in college I'd be a doctor today
I am considering buying a Hylander or another Corolla. The Corolla I have now is an 88 with 319K miles and still running!
They also make reliable diesel engines. 😍
Take Hino Truck for example.. I've seen them everywhere in nicaragua. I used to live in my country 16 yrs ago and in those days i remember seen large diesel CDL Heavy Toyota trucks for utilities and Cargo, they were noisy but they were also from early 70s still running in the early 2000s.. that's how you how crazy they are for quality
Scotty, you earned black belt Six Sigma certification. U are just more than a mechanic, prove passion can take you to next level (Lessons to upcoming mechanics). Glad you mentioned, South Africa my home country.
Thanks Mr Scotty! You just made our day
I have owned nothing but Toyotas for a long time, but I bought a Kia last year. So far it's fine but I don't expect it to last as long as my Camry which was over 300K and doing fine.
Ironically the guy that sold me my two Tundras worked at Ford. Praised the Toyotas and told me how he was sick of dealing with f-150 transmission issues. He felt that all the bragging about capability lead to people going right to the limits of the truck to their dismay.
Same here . I bought my 2018 tundra in a Ford dealer . They was offering me a new 2021 f150 cheaper than my 2018 tundra . I said thanks but not thanks 🤷
A company that doesn't put the cart before the horse, but rather does their homework first and putting the consumer there as well.
The human touch blended with engineering.
Quality shouldn't have to be a goal,
It should be a way of Life
TOYOTA
I like to pack up the Hash Pipe with Rocky and get all schmoked up while watching the Scotty Kilmers videos
Same especially when hes talking toyota 😎
ivw owned several cars. im a fan of european cars but most of them started to give up after 250k. on the other hand my lexus is300 with 460k miles and all ive ever changed was cat converters, alternator, brakes, tires, wiper motor, and right wheel bearing so far. worth evey single penny. im still driving it daily after 9 years of ownership.
I just got my first used Toyota!
Welcome, i bought i used 98 Camry like 9 yrs ago out of an emergency bc my old Honda died, with the intention to change it later on for something much newer. 9 yrs later I'm still trying to get a newer car😆😆 my car refuses to die, and I drive at 80mph on the highway every day..
@@Drskopf 😂😂😂 you sound funny.. 9 Yrs.... That's Toyota Power.