I Finally Got a New Toyota Tundra and I'm Disappointed
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
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Scotty, I just checked out THE GREATEST CAR EVER dot come. Who knows if this is a movie or documentary? Tesla???
Man Scotty when I saw all that Charcoal in the trunk I was near certain it was a Ford since most of them are still Coal powered 😎🏭🔥
When is Toyota going to drop the ugly front ends. Makes me think of a feeding bass fish
I thought you were dead.
That looks like a disappointing Tundra. Turbos and that bad of gas mileage? I would worry about those turbos too.
Can’t wait to hear Scotty about the 2024 Tacoma with 4 cylinder turbo
I like my 2021 Tundra 1794 with the V8
Dream truck!!
I love the back window going down like that. I drive with the windows down all the time, and that would be a perfect thing to have for airflow
The whole rear window going down is - for me - way better than a sunroof and is one of my favorite features. I live in Florida and there’s nothing like having that down in January in Florida. Glorious.
I have both on my 13 Tundra Ltd. I love to open everything and go down the highway blasting my music! 😂
plus if you have a really stinky fart, the cabin clears out quickly. haha.
No way, given a choice, I'll take the F150 panoramic roof any day.
@@cwqrpportable the new tundras also have the option for a panoramic moon roof, this owner just didn’t get that feature.
@@nicholastonella5460 Yes, but the new Tundras are butt ugly and they've just had too many issues........don't like or trust them. Better options out there.
The bag of funyuns in the front seat floorboard... *Chef's kiss
What I hate the most about new Tundra is I don't have one in my garage 😁
And Toyota just recalled 2022 Rav4 because of airbag issue.
I am not a fan that they put the V6 with turbos in there. They should have left the V8 in there. 🛻🛻🛻🛻
Can’t believe they got rid of the v8 for a turbo v6 and it gets less than 15. My 6.6 gas 2500 gets 15.3.
In 2025, the EPA will require new trucks to get an average of 55 MPG. Turbos and Hybrids are the way to go. According to IHS Markit, a team of industry analysts and industry specialists, the use of turbos will increase significantly between now and 2025. So for people who insist on a V8 Tundra, now is the time to buy one with low mileage.
@@dtna The EPA is going to be nerfed by the Supreme Court. 2024 will change all of that.
Guys were getting 24 on the highway on RUclips tests on this version, the non hybrid.this guy must be towing a lot.
@@jamessapnaro6089 exsctly. I get 21 if i do 70. 24 from jersey to GA doing 65-68 mph. I get 16 when I get stupid in the city. You know what I mean. Now, I did the same trip from NJ to GA 850 miles towing a 800 pounds jetski, a 500 pounds motorcycle in the bed and lots of stuff with the family. I got 19, lol. 15 is a very bad number, he either tows very heavy stuff or have a heavy foot
@@blinkguy4ever in denial it seem if you need to drive like grandma to get the rated mpg it a joke
Seem your username fit you perfectly
Those V35A-FTS throwing main bearings like it’s their job.
Scotty you’re right about the city dealers . I just bought a honda navi in Conroe for 2664$ otd. No dealer in Houston would sell one for under 3k.
Gullo Ford in Conroe seems to be reasonable also buckalew Chevrolet
I live in Conroe btw
I've found the same. I live in Atascocita and my family and I have been to Tomball Ford 3 times and they have always been fantastic.
My local dealer OTD price was $3,300 for a Navi :( and they wouldn't budge at all.
@@thugzbunny5163 when they have a waiting list for them, there’s no reason for negotiations. The farther you get from a big city, the lower the price gets.
@@thugzbunny5163 brand new?????
I just got back from the grocery store. In the parking lot, was a new twin turbo Tundra. After I got home, I just wanted to hug my 2017 Tundra with a V-8.
As die hard Toyota guy who drove the old 2x4 pick ups, tacos and now a 19 tundra I can’t believe how bad they missed the mark on these new tundras. I test drove one and was so disappointed
Traded my 2006 double cab in with 150,000 miles. Bought it new. Well taken care of. Got the 21 crew max for fear of the V8 discontinued. Love it. The 06 never saw a car lot. Someone swooped it up the next day. No buyers remorse, is trade in remorse a thing? Should have just kept it also. Hope they take care of it
The average mpg on my 2008 tundra 5.7l is currently 15.5 mpg. With 367000 miles
I get 18 on the highway in Colorado, and 15-16 when I go back to the Midwest. I'm with you on the mileage.
I get 21mpg with 2007 4runner 367k miles too😀
The “feel” you are taking about with torque is because of the supper aggressive gearing of the outgoing 6 speed. The 4.30 rear end is super snappy. I had two of them…😊
When you pay this amount of money for a truck why not do what Ford does? Give the customer the option of buying either the twin turbo or the V8. Why not make both?
Toyota doesnt sell as nany trucks as ford
The v8 in the tundra was good but my god it was horrible on gas
Turbo 6 , I’ll pass
My wife loves her 2020 Toyota Tacoma TRD. With crawl Trac......and we live in the country on a bad dirt road....24mpg ...It's on Full Amsoil
At 75K I have zero problems at throwing parts when necessary at my 2004 Titan. Still does the job just fine...
At 75K neither of my Tundras needed parts thrown at them.
@@rpm2dayg648 The 75k is referring to the price of the new Tundra. Did you actually watch the video?😂
I drove from Texas to Florida in my 2018 F150 2.7 TT V6 and got 22mpg
Small displacement 4 and 6 cylinder engines which use turbos for their torque ratings typically generate their maximum torque at far higher rev ranges than naturally aspirated engines. You have to get high in the rev range in order for the boost to be noticeable, which is why you don't notice any "grunt" at low revs.
I have this Truck I LOVE It. Hauls more than the competitors V8s and will last twice as long.
Him: I'm just gonna run to the store to pick up a few things..
His family: what's taking dad so long?
Him: drives to Scotty' house.
14mpg!!!! My 2005 F350 6.0 Dually get 16.5 and 15 towing my Cargo Trailer. 12 towing my Fifth Wheel Camper. I'll just keep mine a few more years..
Think I'll hold onto my 2013 F150 5.0 a while longer.
sounds like my 2022 ram 2500 v6 6.7 diesel
Hi Scotty, hope you are doing great! Hopefully you will visit Europe soon I want to show you my 94´ Celica!
hello and thanks, eventually!
I have a 23 Tundra. Getting 19 everywhere
Here’s what I think it needs a V8
I think it needs a V7.
💯
Should have a upgraded v8 to increase towing capacity this tundra was such a let down
Toyota ditched the v8 while Ford still uses the v8 engines
@@TheSuperBoyProject Actually it's a V6.
Finally?? It just came out..
I won’t look at the gas mileage because it’s brand new and it’s still learning how the driver drives so it might go up to about 18 mpg
Right! It had less than 600 miles. The guy is probably still on the first gas tank
That is why a turbo diesel turbo is the only true quality turbo that can handle 24/7 use.
I love the new style of the Tundra.
I'm just not interested in this new V6 turbo or EV version, I'd rather have the V8.
Because the EV especially is a scam playing on people's emotions as they surpass all logic. None of this has to do with the environment, only sales. V8 all the way.
If the government doesn't want us to have something it's the FIRST indicator that they have something to gain while we have everything to lose.
I think it looks dumb too lol old tundra looked more masculine new one looks fem boyish
Agree.
I need to have a mechanic like Scotty
The owner must have a lead foot. For the last five years I've been getting 15-17 mpg in my 2016 and 2018 Tundras. When towing 7-10k pounds that goes down to eight. To get ten mpg without towing you have to be either punching it, sitting in traffic a lot, or sitting in the car with the engine running while parked,.
I'm happy with my 2001 F-150 With over 400k all original and has a sliding back glass that won't ever break unlike the garbage that Toyota throw out
SK shakes the 📹 like a 1990s disaster movie! 🎬
I do a lot of highway cruising and I get around 19mpg with my 2021 Tundra.
Same here. Stock tires, no lift.
Hopkinsville, KY was the site of totality for the most recent total solar eclipse in the US. Pretty cool place!
4:45 I wish my 2020 corolla had a center console that size, I can barely fit a snack sized candy bar 😂
F150 with the 5.0 is the way to go.
This is interesting. I live in northern NJ and own a 2015 Tundra Cruemax with 200 k miles. I get 16 - 18 mpg and when I tow my 35ft trailer loaded up at 10k lbs I get 9- 10 mpg. I have been an auto tech for 35yr and do maintenance consistently early. Now I know I will be keeping my 2015 for another 200k.
Sounds like the V6 engine Rattles?
Damn fancy turbos. Needs a V8!
Turbos and technology are FANTASTIC.
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Until they break. And they WILL break.
The front looks good that's about it
Agree Scotty . Not crazy about no V8 in the new Tundra . Not a fan of twin turbos . I've got a 2002 Tundra . Runs fantastic . I'm 64 yrs old and hoping this will be my last vehicle ever for me. Time will tell . Thx . Keep up the great work. I learn a lot from your experiences .
Your LAST vehicle?? Why? Good heavens man how boring. I was born in ‘56 and I plan to keep enjoying new vehicles every couple of years….
@@cwqrpportable sounds pretty ignorant to call him boring. Maybe him staying on top of and keeping his truck going good will save so much money the rest of his life will be more exciting. Also there is pride in taking care and fixing things, but we live in an instant gratification throw away society
@@stevieray1828 Okay, I get it, you want to be part of it... I didn't call "him" boring; I called at 64 saying this is your last vehicle, boring. Next time, recognize those little nuances before you rush to open your pie hole.
@@cwqrpportable it's funny you accuse me of rushing to open my pie hole, yet it clearly seems that you needed to critique his plan for his vehicle into his retirement. It's your opinion, and that's great. In my opinion, you getting new vehicles so frequently when you are retired sounds like poor financial judgement and compensating for lack of fulfillment in other parts of your life. My opinion
@@stevieray1828 You're right, it is funny. Funny that my opinion that buying your last vehicle at 64 is boring, somehow struck a nerve with you...... My, what thin skin you have or is it that you just want to pick a fight? I'm okay with that. Once again though, you spout with your pie hole, assuming that I'm retired. Oh boy, how rushing into assumptions makes you so vulnerable.
I'm waiting with baited breath to hear your next gem of indignant wisdom. Please don't disappoint...........tell more
Wow your the first review video that showed the tundra having a Manual shift
I have a 2011 Crewmax w/247k miles I just replaced the plugs like at 240k and went from 13.6 avg to 14.6 avg. I've never been impressed with the mpg but I do know my friends that drive other brands are never truthful about their mpg. I'll take the everyday reliability of the Tundra over any other half ton truck and I've owned all the others.
OK guys keep your old tundra and also keep your forts and whatever else you have that’s eight cylinder and has excellent miles per gallon of five or six. I really have enjoyed this car so far it has 46,000 miles and it’s running wonderfully. What he is feeling to realize is the simplicity of the belt. Everything is still done in a way that will last and is robust. What they also did is they took the old tundra part and made multiple parts even better including the bed. I am not concerned about the engine at all. I actually love it it has more power and I am getting consistently 20 miles per gallon and when I tow my rv I get 11. So I am completely happy and I am confident that it will last at least 350,000 miles. The old tundra average was 200,000 miles the 1 million is exceedingly rare. Just keep that in mind.
Keep up the great and educational work Scotty. Still drive the 2000 Tundra since new. Runs like the day I bought.
WTF????
bring your brand new truck to scotty he proceeds to take it apart. Nice
I get 22mpg with my 2022 in eco mode. Driving style and drive settings matter
Sure you do bud.
I purchased the 2022 Toyota TRD Limited Hybrid. If you drive normal (55-65 mph) without a heavy foot (Cruise Control) I was getting 24.8mpg. If I drive faster 70-75 or heavy foot I get 20-21 mpg. This is highway driving. Around town I am getting around 18 mpg. I have owned Ram, ford , GMC and the old Tundra. This is by far the nicest vehicle I have had out of all. I tow smaller trailers (2500-4500 lbs) with a drop in fuel mileage but nothing like the drop I had with my old Tundra. To each his own but i am enjoying this vehicle.
Knowing toyota, those turbos will outlast almost all of the competition while still maintaining similar power of the V8
they will never outlast a V8
This guy should of gotten a diesel
Not true if you do some digging they're disasters. People are too proud to admit that Toyota is messing up big time lately. I own a Toyota.
@@wichaelmeston1492 should've.
It’s got more power than the V8.
This is why I got the hybrid .. more power better MPG
If given the choice, I would still prefer the V8 if available. I'll bet the difference in gas mileage with the V6 narrows when pulling a load.
My Chev Silverado 5.3 highway 20 epa
Inflation make everything dreams or kick out
How dare you compare GM crap to Toyota😆
The v8 actually gets better gas mileage when towing
Could be wrong, but I think Toyota mainly went to the v6 because of emissions. Same reason why the new Highlander no longer has a v6 and probably the Tacoma and 4runner are going to follow that trend too.
Happy with 2012 sequoia 13 - 14
l/100km
Toyota needs to make an updated N/A v8 with dual injection and mated to an 8 speed or 10 speed transmission for increased efficiency. That will make the tundra within 1-2 mpg as efficient as the turbo v6 and it will be much more reliable.
Our f250 with the 10 speed gets 12mpg...
I would love the exact same V8, with a six speed manual and a standard high/low transfer case.
They won’t do that tho. Sad as it is to say as a Toyota driver and fan, they’re going the way of other manufacturers in lowering their QC threesholds & cutting costs excessively. That 3.4 V6 with the stupid turbos is way cheaper to build than a much bigger V8 would be, just as it’s cheaper to use thin exterior plastics that warp w/ sunlight exposure (see Scotty’s other video & multiple owner complaints on that), drop QC thresholds on parts that won’t be in the user’s eye-line, and switch from metal to plastic on almost every significant engine hose & line in the vehicle. These new Tundras might be able to get about 150k miles on em if the extra coolant for the turbochargers is effective & Toyota’s build quality is better than it seems to be on these but everything’s looking like these new Tundras are junk.
This ain't a truck its a luxury 4x4
10 mpg? My old 5.7 V8 typically yielded 17-19 when I behaved; 12-14 otherwise.
On the freeway maybe. Around town 10-12 is about right.
Yeah this guys got a lead foot. I’ve seen guys getting in the high 20s with the new V6 when they drive conservatively
@@Beaver-be8vk Talking about the 5.7 though...
Look at it. His truck is lifted with bigger tires and yea he probably does have a lead foot
I once had a 97 full size Chevy with 5.7 and I commonly got 17 or 18 mpg driving around home, but on multiple occasions I got over 21 mpg during trips. The biggest factor that helped the most in fuel economy is your right foot. Drive it with some sense and any vehicle will get surprisingly good mpg's.
congratz scotty on your new toy purchase,
Seems like everyone has followed the Ford turbo idea 💡 🤔 I would still choose the non turbo for longevity... Turbos belong in fall apart sporty cars 🚗
Yep you got it brother
I get about 16.7 mpg out of my 2015 tundra 5.7
I had my tundra since 08. Bought it new. Towed trailers with it a lot. The only time I got 8.5 to 11.5 mpg is when I was towing. Empty. About 14 around town and 17-18 on the highway. Got 192000 miles as of today.
250k on my 06. Never missed an oil change and does not use 1 drop of oil between changes.
Im a Toyota technician i hate the fact that the base models don’t come with a skid plate it’s a felt cover on a 4x4 truck
That fuel economy might improve as he drives it more.
Definitely. My 5.7 took about 1500 miles to break in and start getting normal fuel economy.
That front end has to go
It would have been fun to see what the take rate would be if Toyota also offered the option of an updated 5.7 V8 in addition to the two 3.5 turbo options.
or even a 5.7 with a 10 speed transmission
I’ll keep my 2004 dodge diesel 4x4 with 80k miles 21mpg
He must make a damned fine taco if it pays for that beast! Kudos!
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1st gen Tundras FTW
Scotty quote of the day: "If you wanna drive like a maniac, shift it manually"
How true!
You will get a kick out of this. Checked a Toyota dealer about an hour and a half from my house. On their site for used trucks, I looked for tundras. As I was scrolling down they only had two but the list other locally. AS I go down I see about 10 2022 tundras on their lot. The dealer was a ford dealer. I guess a whole bunch of owners think the new trundra is not what it should be.
That is one gawd awful looking front end! Looks like it was in an accident before it was purchase. Truly UGLY!
I’d rather the 5.7L engine stay like they should it’s been around forever and loved
How hard can it be to tune the 5.0 on their lexus line up to fit in this truck less hp more tq down low in the rpm range
Good point I forgot Lexus had the 5.0L
The 5.7 is a stroked 5.0. Same engine family. Emissions killed the 5.7
Ask him what his MPG is now? I'm getting 18 to 19 mixed. Also give the drag test another again using tow haul mode.
My v8 2021 tundra can consistently get 18-20 hwy and 16 city so there is absolutely no reason to upgrade to the new tundra. I have to say the interior is super nice on that 22 compared to my 21 and also rides a lot smoother. But it’s also much more expensive
How do u get 16 I barely get 10
Pleaseeeeee review the 2022 Honda Accord Hybrid, or any 2022 Accord, you're the BEST!!!!!!!!!!
I would like to see updates on this Toyota truck to see how it holds up. It's a nice looking truck.
It’s fugly
@@cwqrpportable it grows on you.just like the second generation Tundra. It is different. The vehicle has the same basic frown look as the Chevy and GMC.
I love my 3.0L diesels my GMC 1500 25mpg on the city 30mph highway
Great video. But Scotty I would love for you to test and drive the hybrid engine since it’s got more horsepower and give us some feedback
I have a 2019 Crewmax platinum and I will die with this awesome V8
Interesting. I have a 2020 Tundra with the V8 and I average 15 MPG in the city. Even not driving conservatively I’ve never dropped below 12 MPG unless I was towing a heavily loaded trailer.
Me too … I bought mine in Oct-2020 as new and get 15 mpg easy. I only have 7,000 miles on it as we switched to work from home.
I wish the Tacoma had a Challenger hellcat engine
My Chevy with the 5.3 V8 gets 17 in mixed driving.
I lived in Hop Town back in 1980 with my Cousins.
I get 18 on HWY. in my old 2008- Ford-5.4 F150 4x4 Truck and it has Plenty of Power--100,000 and never any problems except throttle Position Sensors, it has went through 3 of them in this time frame...
My 2021 1794 Tundra gets 14.5l/100km (16.2mpg) with a big V8 so I am still happy up here in the great white north...LOL
Backup cameras are required by The NTSB now. I think they passed the law in 2018. So you'll notice every 2019 to current model year will have a Backup camera regardless of the make or model. The main reason they did it was to reduce the amount of small children being run over because you can't see them. It's a law now. They have to include one.
Some small children do need to be run over
My 2022 Ridgeline is getting 22.6mpg average.
Scotty I'm a mechanic at a Toyota dealer in Northern Ohio and finally received my 2022 Corolla Hatchback. I LOVE THIS THING, 100% made in Japan and I'm getting between 38-40 mpg going between 65 - 77 mph on the highway. It is my daily driver to work and I'm in love with it. The price was great i got below sticking being an employee our dealer knocks off a little, best of all I was able to finance through Toyota for 2.85% interest for my loan (buying).
Wait! The hatch is made in japan??
@@dyingangelo yes 100% japan, vin begins with J, no north American assembly
He should have put the cover on it may have impact the noise level
What a awesome Pickup.
A full size truck should have a V8 engine and not these crappy turbo 4 cylinders and V6s. I mean sure you may get worse gas mileage but it's a truck. I get 14 mpg in my 05 F150 5.4 3V.
The truck’s fuel economy will improve after a few thousand miles. Most people who own the new tundra say that it has happened for them.
It will. That’s why I bought and keeping my 2019.
Once again, Scotty romping on a customer's vehicle 🤣🤣