2023 Toyota Tundra Capstone VS RAM 1500 Limited: Who Has The Better Luxury Truck???

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  • Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
  • Here’s a comparison between a 2023 Toyota Tundra Capstone and RAM 1500 Limited! || Like || Subscribe || Share || #toyota #ram
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Комментарии • 30

  • @hellkitty1014
    @hellkitty1014 Год назад +13

    Natually aspirated V8, larger rear seat/cab/better storage solutions, and no forced white interior on Ram are key wins for me(although you can get the Frost/Blue interior on Ram Limited). Sure, folks will point to Toyota and their reliability which they've certainly earned.
    I still remained frustrated with Toyota for delivering a truck that wasn't a true knock out after 17 years of selling the previous model(which ironically had a bigger cab). Even the Hybrid system seems inferior to Ford's Powerboost since it is less powerful/slower and doesn't have anything to compete with Ford's onboard power generator.

  • @benbyerly1996
    @benbyerly1996 Год назад +3

    Good video! It would be a though choice for me at this time. I owned a 2004 Tundra, had it for 14 years. No leaks, minimal maintenance and just shirt of 300k miles. Towing MPG was terrible, day-to-day was not bad. I would have looked at Toyota for my new truck if they have something bigger than a half-ton. But after 20 years of owning Toyota's I am back to Ford and GM.

  • @damnsteelers
    @damnsteelers Год назад +3

    Wish Toyota would start putting up some respectable payload numbers. I had a 2013 Tundra and loved it but got rid of it because I needed more payload.

  • @jtac8141
    @jtac8141 6 месяцев назад

    Great review! Thank you

  • @carltuckerson7718
    @carltuckerson7718 Год назад +2

    Nice trucks. I've been a Ram owner for 5 years. I'd prefer to tow with the Ram but would probably prefer to daily the Toyota. Main thing though, the white interior is nuts for a man's truck. My center console and everything they have the white accent on literally takes the most abuse in the truck. Otherwise. very nice.

  • @supporterofsanity
    @supporterofsanity Год назад +1

    It’s like the Toyota had four designers who were given the dimensions
    of the space they needed to fill , but they didn’t really talk to each other. Ram used to have a tough truck look, but now they are looking more sleek and refined. That may be what some are looking for but I think Ram needs to get a little more aggressive looking. Good side by side as usual!🇺🇸💪

  • @gwendolynbrown9386
    @gwendolynbrown9386 Год назад

    I always like the look of the Tundra, great video 👍

  • @jw8578
    @jw8578 7 месяцев назад

    Detail in Ram interior is unmatched. Period.

  • @dannym.2725
    @dannym.2725 Год назад +1

    Toyota Capstone the best 💯

  • @chitown38
    @chitown38 Год назад +2

    The toyota will have better resale value in 5-7 years but that power train is new and unproven. Both are overpriced by $20,000 👎

  • @brockloy2210
    @brockloy2210 Год назад

    Totally off subject, but for your 3500 high country gasser have you heard of the procharger supercharger for the 6.6? Just curious if that is something you would be willing to try I think it said boost it up to 600 hp and 700 lb of torque, no idea how legit this is or if it would work with the 2024, says models 20-23, just curious

  • @richvangorder3900
    @richvangorder3900 Год назад

    That hybrid powertrain is gonna be a nightmare at 10yrs and 180k. Might as well forget about reliability. Once on level ground no one would EVER take a Toyota over a domestic brand. Cuz reliability is the whole point

  • @1gr8oil
    @1gr8oil Год назад

    The RAM does have heater/AC on the outside of the screen, so you don't have to be in the screen to get to these controls!

  • @android-ud2nf
    @android-ud2nf Год назад

    In some cases the black appearance package just looks cheap and it’s an expensive option in the end. It doesn’t make sense

  • @ohioguy4326
    @ohioguy4326 Год назад

    Nothing against Toyota but I would take the Ram. Quality for Quality you would think the Toyota would be better but just take a look at the interiors and build quality. The toyota's center console and many interior bits feel cheap, where Rams feel solid. Also I can't believe how lacking on storage the Tundra is. No dual glove boxes, no underseat storage on the hybrids, no optional bedside storage. Oh and where is the 4wd Auto on the Tundra, even my Big Horn Ram has Auto 4wd. Only thing the Tundra has that I really like is the full roll down rear window.

  • @radekolowiecki1649
    @radekolowiecki1649 Год назад

    The sound off hemi kills tundra . Just for this I will go with ram.

  • @marksman4004
    @marksman4004 Год назад

    Have to take the ram.

  • @tameturkey101
    @tameturkey101 Год назад

    I have always loved the RAM post 2019 refresh but I worry about the reliability vs a Ford or GMC/Chevy. Anyone have experience with a high mileage current gen 1500?

    • @vr4787
      @vr4787 Год назад +3

      Check out Truck Central he has a 5th gen Ram with over 200,000 miles. No real major issues, just wear and tear.

    • @Tool0GT92
      @Tool0GT92 Год назад +3

      I just sold my 2014 Ram 1500 5.7, had 121k miles. Only issue had the manifold bolts replaced. Not a single leak ran like a top and got 20mpg. If you get a new Ram just keep up on the oil changes and maintenance schedule and they are actually pretty impressive.

    • @hellkitty1014
      @hellkitty1014 Год назад +5

      Several YT'ers have high mileage 5th gens with high-reliability over the years. Whats even more interesting is JDP has ranked Ram higher than any 1/2 ton for the past 2 years on dependability and quality.

    • @tameturkey101
      @tameturkey101 Год назад

      Thanks all!

  • @aaronkowalewski659
    @aaronkowalewski659 6 месяцев назад

    The white in that Toyota is going to get dirty quick with anyone who uses that truck for work.

  • @ButcherIsBlackrock
    @ButcherIsBlackrock Год назад +1

    Toyota grills/ front end are just fugly…

  • @eduardolara2883
    @eduardolara2883 Год назад

    JB nothing like Toyota bro

  • @rickyhicks632
    @rickyhicks632 Год назад

    Job take some of those $100 bills out of your wallet and it would fit. Lol Love the channel continued success.

  • @Antonio20605
    @Antonio20605 Год назад

    Prefiero la RAM

  • @Tool0GT92
    @Tool0GT92 Год назад

    These payloads suck my friend's Ford Maverick hybrid has 100lbs more lol

    • @hellkitty1014
      @hellkitty1014 Год назад +2

      Gotta remember loaded up trucks always have the worse payload. Have fun driving the Maverick at max payload tho...