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Bobbo Morgan Ford is worse and the powrchoke motor gets lousy milage . I like the RAM and owned all The brands but Chevy has best balance . Ford also buckboard to drive. I like Toyota but they need major update . I plan to buy one when they do it 😆 I am Not biased to any brand .
@Bobbo Morgan your Chevys were still better than Fords of that gen. Ford had plenty major defects in Powerstroke 6.0 and 6.4 and the V8 gas with sensor, cam and other issues. Chevy had some real shitty brakes till 2006. Did you ever see Fords Neutral switch shift linkage problem from 50s to 80s ? was common issue for many years , if you left it running it would drop into reverse and Ghost rider emerged :) ruclips.net/video/qFkeGP2xlmM/видео.html
I've been a Toyota owner for over 30 years. I currently over this very same 2019 Tundra Crewmax truck in Voo Doo Blue. Never owned a domestic car or truck in my life. This Toyota is way better that the competition. It has everything that I need, it's reliable, simple with great resale value and that awesome 5.7L V8 motor. Enough said!!
Resale value that good? I don't know, let's see...I just paid US $54,200 for this truck, voodoo blue TRD Pro with 38000 miles on it so.... yep I can confirm the resale value is damn good because God knows, I paid dearly haha.
I'm a relative newcomer to @TheStraightPipes but it's ridiculous how quickly I've adhered to the "I see new video, I click" mantra. Yuri, Jakub, you guys are stupid entertaining! Keep doing what you're doing, your content is A1!
I got a 2007 Tundra as soon As they released it. I traded it last year with 270 000km on it. Terrific engine. Solid truck. I’d buy another in a heartbeat.
Jake Welding I bought mine used for $37k with 47k miles which was the cheapest in America at the time. They wouldn’t budge at all in the price even when I walked out at first. TRD PROs are pretty rare so I doubt you’d get much off if any way all
I bought the 2019 TRD PRO all BLACK came with predator steps and had the film protection on the hood and lower bed. Plus all TRD PRO's have the spray in bed liner which looks great! Love it!
Thank you. I love how these guys don’t hate on Toyota and aren’t biased and they appreciate the purpose and simplicity of a vehicle like the 4Runner and the TRD Pro lineup in general. I feel the same exact way. Something about the design and simplicity of the 4Runner tundra and Tacoma I just gravitate towards and even though I own a 4runner I would 1000 percent choose one of those three in the Toyota TRD Pro lineup over any other suv or truck with the newest updates and tech. Don’t like too much cluster and all these fancy buttons and infotainment systems. I just like something simple that will run and last forever and have great resale value in case for the future to just have that piece of mind. The fact that their ford ranger review there were malfunctions during the review just says it all on my opinion on all that new tech. Nothing wrong with it but just not my cup of tea.
I don't even want a truck lol but yet here I am . I'm really here to watch the both of them!! They are very entertaining ! I stopped editing my RUclips video for this! Lol
Isn't the Tundra the one that survived a *wildfire rescue operation* and one million miles? It's just a shame, though, that driving a Tundra compared to an F150 is like a throwback to 2008...
Yes and there has been multiple one million mile tundras the big 3 not even close . To much technology will kill the vehicle keep it simple and it will survive!
Yes and Yes! for those of you who worry about it being a throwback to 2009, I would like to inform you that we have an aircraft that was built in 1952 (B-52) that scares the living crap out of all of our enemies, and when deployed into action the "Buff" decimates all, just like the Tundra or any Toyota truck/Suv!
I guess i'm old school but I just want a truck that has a good heater, good air conditioning for the drive home after a long day, decent sound system & 4x4 so I can actually make it home.
Glad you guys were able to review a truck doing "truck stuff". Or, really, what people use trucks for 90% of the time. I do like the simplicity of this one, as opposed to the other 3 packing in the features that will eventually just break, or confuse. This has 3 hvac dials. Perfect, dead easy.
I have a ‘13 Tundra I use for towing a travel trailer. It does that well, but it’s also a comfortable daily driver. The most reliable big truck out there. 👍🏻
I’m 20yrs old, hard work and saving up has let me get a 2012 Toyota Tundra with 54k miles! Best thing I’ve gotten so far, I had a Mazda 3 before but this is the best decision I’ve made.
wlr1589 Can you tell me how the mpg is ? I’m not looking for 24 mpg but anything like 17 and I’m sold. Plus eventually I would need a truck since I want to live in the country side and maybe potentially move my tiny house.
ZEROKOOL-20 Don’t get a Tundra if you’re concerned about MPG lol. They’re literally the WORST. And if you live in the countryside, get a truck that comes with a rear locker (the Tundra doesn’t). Go with an F150 or Silverado.
@@jx906 So the Camry won the Baja1000 for last few years ahead of the Raptor in the stock class. Impressive. Guess those Camry's whoop Raptors and the big 3. Also the first manufacturer to send their truck to be benchmarked in the J2807 towing standard while the big 3 refreshed their models to not be caught lying about their tow rating. Impressive.
Traded in my '14 Sierra Denali for the TRD Pro. After barely dodging a $6k repair that was covered under warranty (broken rocker) and fixing multiple other known issues (air conditioning, vacuum pump, broken stupid vibrating seat, heated seats stopped working, wheel corroded and wouldn't hold air, started leaking water at the headliner over the drivers seat)... it was time for a new truck. Simple was the name of the game and the TRD Pro was perfect for my needs. Strong resale, super comfortable ride, utilitarian interior, reliable, sounds great and I added heated seats for $400 from a local shop that work fantastic. This was all after owning my GMC, driving a 5.0 F-150 XLT for a week while it was in the shop (very nice but a little bland). It might not be the truck for everyone, but it fit the bill for me and I love it. Yuri and Jacob do a great job, thanks for all the entertainment and great info!!
REEL SIXX thats funny because i live in Ontario Canada and work for a construction company and we have more Tundras in our fleet then fords or chevy. We used to mainly have Gm but after they ran a cost analysts of initial cost & Maintenance they have decided to no longer buy fords & chevys. Every new truck we get is Toyota. We are extremely hard on all our vehicles and these trucks At least in our case are better then any other truck.
Yes it is 2019 VOODOO BLUE Toyota Tundra Trd Pro 5.7L v8 4wd crew cab short bed 13-17 Ultimate Compact Sporty Cup holders Rear Window Gauge Clusters Sunroof Srceen Off Road Halfton Truck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That's my truck - '17 Tundra Trd Pro in Barcelona Red. And I love it. I put 35's on it and No matter what everyone will tell you, this is only 1/2 ton from factory that fits 35s
@@humbertorubi4947 I disagree. Your arguement was what most people do with it not what it is capable of. That's like saying a wrangler sucks offroad because most people never take them offroad. Poor argument to say the least. The Raptor is a capable 1/2 ton.
@Jack Z others can afford nicer and more luxurious vehicles than just a "Toyota" price doesnt always matter.. I wouldnt pay $50-$55K for a bland Tundra TRD "Pro" but I'd pay $70K for a Raptor
@Jack Z If you read carefully and have atleast half a working brain to put together what I said, which isn't very hard, I clearly say price doesnt always matter as there are features in the Raptor that blow the Tundra out the park. The Raptor just looks miles better, sounds better, handles better, and isn't some cheap feeling, corner cutting, mostly plastic truck that's overpriced (the Tundra)
Except the frame isn't all that tough. It twists easily. I'm an import fan but the big 3 offer better products when it comes to rigidity. Mechanically however this Tundra is hard to beat because of it's simplicity.
All sacrificed so the vehicle will last longer. The 2020 line of Toyota trucks with have apple carplay and android auto along with semi autonomous driving.
Jack Z i love the 70 series LC bc theres nothing like it, I would have no criticism about the 70 if they brought it to the US except for maybe price. But in terms of full size trucks theres so much competition out there that Toyota really needs to step up their game. Hopefully 2020 will be better for safety and technology.
toyota fanboy here but crap fuel economy, no rear locker, safety ratings, lack of technology put this truck way behind everyone in the industry. very reliable thought and surprisingly good resale.
Nice job guys....I really enjoyed this review. It helped with my decision to buy a Tundra, but I went Platinum not Pro. My first Toyota and first full size truck.
I have an 08, built here in the greatest state ever, lifted on 35s, and it sees a minimum of 10 miles of off road every single day since it does double work as a daily around the ranch and town as well as weekly trips to Houston. It’s stupid easy to swap the display to get CarPlay and such, it also gives all readings and can show you what error code is happening for check engine, maintenance ect. It can also adjust the speedo for different size tires. It has over 300k miles and hasn’t needed any major maintenance except for a new radiator (tire flew up from the road and cracked it) Needless to say its an amazing truck and I would definitely recommend it
I have this exact truck and I love it!!! I come from having a 2000 Jeep Wrangler TJ which was awesome but after 14 years of owning it, time for an upgrade glad I waited 2 months for this badass truck. The color is way better in person I can't tell you how many compliments I get every day from the color it's just bad ass looking. Thanks for posting LOVE THE STRAIGHT PIPES vids you guys are amazing!!!
I literally went truck shopping today and test drove f150 ram1500 and the tundra. Tundra does drive a bit wobbly and the interior is no doubt dated, however everything you need is still present. Nice looking truck!
@Jack Z Lariat cost more unless during employee pricing, i configured a f150 base lariat and the price is over 65k cad. And if I look at tundra trd sport I still get all options I want yet it costs under 55k.
It's a solid truck but I see several things I like and don't like. The things I like are the power rear window, the Voodoo blue paint, and most of the styling, it is one of the better looking trucks. But the things I don't like are no leather wrapped steering wheel, the wimpy looking tires for an "off-road" trim package, and the two hood scoops - after you pointed them out I just couldn't un-see them and their weird look. But right now I'm team Ram for the best truck.
harrismi7 Good points about the rear window and exterior styling. Every vehicle I’ve owned, save one, has been blue, but I’m not a fan of this Voodoo blue (maybe it looks better in person); it looks like a washed-out neon blue on video to me.
Just bought an 08 crewmax TRD Offroad with 270,000km. Still feels solid as hell and it gets the same L/100km as my brother in laws 2018 Ram sport. I can drive smooth and get around 12-13 L/100km...but I am just chilling at speed and not passing anyone lol I waited until just the right one showed up online and pounced on it for $11,950 CAD with a 2yr unlimited km warranty. Never been happier with any vehicle!!!
I own a 2017 Toyota TRD Pro after owning a 2013 F-150 Lariat FX4. No looking back. I’ll only ever own Toyota trucks from here on out. Everything about it is better. Sure it doesn’t have all the tech my F-150 had, but it’s less stuff to break. I’m floored with its performance and resale value. Super pumped.
You know, I felt the same way about the most of Toyota’s lineup in Q1 2018. Toyota tends to make one design that they know will age well and make minor changes to it as time goes on. They did the same with the previous gen Corolla and Rav4 as well as the current Tacoma, Tundra, and Highlander. It’s like they design a “one-size fits all” vehicle per segment and let it ride. Tundras still sell well for the company and honestly. At the end of the day, while the Tundra is old - they didn’t have as many technology scandals/failures as the other companies. Also, they don’t sell in volume like the F150. The F150 sells so well partly because Ford keeps it’s updated knowing that they get their money back and then some. Toyota can’t Garuntee that with the Tundra.
Man I've been saving up for a Frontier because I really like the simplicity and size of it. But I'm really torn between the Tacoma and Tundra since I plan on keeping my next vehicle for 9+ years and they're like the jack of all trades of trucks.
Toyota has been doing seriously a lot of great stuff recently, and I bet they could make an amazing new Tundra if they were to fully redesign it. It's been sooooooo long since they've redesigned the Tundra, and I think they should again. A hybrid version would be game-changing, but that's probably just a fantasy of mine.
That interior and infotainment are unforgivable in a modern car. The Corolla blows it away aesthetically at $30k less. The silver plastic reminds me of a mid-2000s Pontiac.
The point of this package is to be overly practical and not complicated at all, of course it's not going to be feature-rich like many other modern cars
He is right the interior is dated - Toyota isn’t known for great interiors compared to competitors- but they could change that although they are a super conservative company
I had a Toyota SR5 pickup for 15 years and it was great, loved it. I am really liking my '19 Ram Rebel and couldn't see me trading it for a TRD pro. If I'm going to have this truck for the next 10-15 years I certainly want the multitude of features it has compared to the Toyota. Saying that I hope in 10-15 years I will be happy with the reliability and durability of this truck. Time will tell.
@@martyfield694 cool to hear at 54k it’s been great. Planning on buying a used truck this year. Stuck between 2019 ram rebel and 2016-19 tundra trd pro. Reliability has me saying tundra, but interior and cool factor has me saying rebel.
lowell a it will not be. The “special” colors are 1 year only. They have generally made the “special” color a a available on other Tundras in subsequent years so it may be available. Just not on the Pro. 2020 colors will be normal white, black, magnetic gray(they’re adding a third normal color option) and the special color will be army green. Although they haven’t shown the actual color yet.
Love you guys. It is the enthusiasm and genuineness that sets you guys apart from other car review channel. I can feel your appreciation and passion towards cars. I have a small question thou, you guys have reviewed other EV cars but why did you guys skip Tesla? They are like the most exciting and talked about EV cars right now. And there are certainly a lot of stuff to talk about whether it is model 3, model S or X.
@@TheStraightPipes Ahh I see, that sucks :( Tesla is probably afraid of failing the visor test lol. I mean you guys are pretty famous car reviewer, maybe you guys could try Doug's approach of borrowing cars from people?
@@TheStraightPipes Anyway, just want to say I love your content. You and Matt from CARWOW are my two favorite car channel on RUclips. I send my best regards. Keep it up!
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you will never know the value of this truck until you own one for a long time. Solid , reliable , smooth ride , simple and easy truck. Works year after year and has a great resale value. What else a man can ask?
I have a feeling when this thing gets a re-design, with a revamped interior that brings it up to current competition standards, it is going to KILL the market.
Like the color a lot. It is different but not flashy, perfect for a truck like that. I would have no use for that kind of vehicle, but it'be so gangsta to ride around in one like for a couple days renting out a logde out in the forest or something, hauling firewood you chopped yourself. That is what comes to my mind watching this. Anyway, great videography again, nice details and composition.
My dad has new F-150 and my buddy has the Tundra.... I Personally like the F-150 especially the interior and over-all to me The F-150 is just a better a truck They tend to stick around too they are great trucks.
That voodoo blue and blacked out grill is very nice looking, indeed. This truck is old, but is aging well. It actually got a mild refreshening to the interior/exterior in 2014, but has been basically the same truck since 2007. I'm fine with the lower hoodscoop, but that one pasted on the top of the hood is ridiculous. The powertrain in these Tundras are proven and reliable, unlike the new tech that the other manufacturers are trying. I like the Ram Rebel better in terms of looks and interior features, but if I was paying my own money for a truck I wanted to keep, I'd get the TOYota. I look forward to TOYota eventually revealing their next generation Tundra and the subsequent Straight Pipes review.
This truck has some small annoying shortcomings but it will surely outlast all the other trucks on the market with hundreds of thousands of trouble free miles. Love my 2019 Limited! Best purchase ever!!!
I have a 2016 tundra with 268k miles and I use it for my shipping company haul a lot of stuff across the country and man this things are so fu*king reliable and it pulls
I don't get the arguement that this truck gets bad gas mileage. Has anyone considered that the F150 requires premium fuel which is an average 20 to 60 cents per gallon addition (depending on your state). So if we divide the cost from the mileage for both trucks, we find they are closer in cost per mile than people want to admit.
My dad has a 2018 tundra 1794 edition and I like it. I just hate how dated the interior looks like radio and all those buttons. I like the exterior styling, except that blue color
The Pro needs heated seats (in the US), leather wrapped wheel and blind zone alert. Those are the main items that would keep me out of one in favor of just a Limited trim.
Just bought one in the US, the dealer can add heated seat afterward. Bummer you have the pay for it but it is doable. Same goes for remote start. All done by the Toyota dealer.
Jakub, the workaround for getting fast charging without a fast charging USB port is to buy a 12v Fast charge cable. Works in my 2015 Versa Note which lacks fast USB charge ports. 😁
TRD PRO: The trim you NEED when you live in the suburbs and help your neighbor take his old lazy boy to the dump once a year. SR5 RWD: The trim you NEED when you are hopping city medians, driving on shitty gravel roads, and hauling a fuckton of tools and junk
Old school last, this run on change has the fleet at work at the dealers continuously. Ford , Dodge GMC all those little things it endless. Flash this, fix that. It ok they say it's under warranty. That's not ok, truck down means it makes no money for a business. So I did something I have never done. Tryed a boring Tundra. Love it. Wife's ZR2 , 13000 km new motor, 13500 new shock...
The slow charging of your phone could be from the cable. Different cables charge faster and slower and usb cable don't charge Pixels as fast as the usb-c in and out cables.
You're absolutely right about the cables, but in this case it's definitely the port in truck. I've charged my phone with the same USB-C cable in this exact truck many times and it takes literally almost twice as long as it does in my Jeep.
Doug says that the 4Runner is garbage because of no Apple Carplay, he has obviously never taken a vehicle off-road. Doug is an arse and his reviews suck!
@@maxchevelle9334 ... Actually, I do not need a truck lol My list was purely based on reputation and looks. But, if I did need a truck...I think it would be for hauling supplies and maybe some towing. I don't like the idea of a daily driver in a truck...IMHO. Merci
@@maxchevelle9334 ... thank you for the tip. But, also, I do not like V8 engines because they use to much fuel. I prefer smaller engines. The Tundra just gets terrible mpg's. Sorry. Agree with the RAM and all the "new" tech for them. I'm sure it will be buggy. lol
A friend of mine was a ram power train engineer at FCA and I can tell you that this truck was bench-marked and is an absolute tank. If I wanted reliability in a half ton truck that was under load often this would be it. That being said, as a truck owner who is not beating on it daily, I prefer the ride and interior of my ram. Honestly if they left the truck part alone and redid the interior like a Ram this might be the best all around truck.
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TheStraightPipes it’s most reliable but a GAS HOG and old platform. You guys obviously have not driven the other 3 and get paid for positive reviews
Bobbo Morgan Ford is worse and the powrchoke motor gets lousy milage .
I like the RAM and owned all
The brands but Chevy has best balance . Ford also buckboard to drive. I like Toyota but they need major update . I plan to buy one when they do it 😆 I am
Not biased to any brand .
I mean it's no Raptor.
I think yuri should say Toyota not Tayota it is really annoying,on top of you are a journalist, you should say the manufacturers name properly
@Bobbo Morgan your Chevys were still better than Fords of that gen. Ford had plenty major defects in Powerstroke 6.0 and 6.4 and the V8 gas with sensor, cam and other issues. Chevy had some real shitty brakes till 2006. Did you ever see Fords Neutral switch shift linkage problem from 50s to 80s ? was common issue for many years , if you left it running it would drop into reverse and Ghost rider emerged :) ruclips.net/video/qFkeGP2xlmM/видео.html
I've been a Toyota owner for over 30 years. I currently over this very same 2019 Tundra Crewmax truck in Voo Doo Blue. Never owned a domestic car or truck in my life. This Toyota is way better that the competition. It has everything that I need, it's reliable, simple with great resale value and that awesome 5.7L V8 motor. Enough said!!
Resale value that good? I don't know, let's see...I just paid US $54,200 for this truck, voodoo blue TRD Pro with 38000 miles on it so.... yep I can confirm the resale value is damn good because God knows, I paid dearly haha.
@@jonesjones7057 Still like the tundra for the price point?
@pewpewtactical5288 yes its been a great truck and way cheaper than new. Finance rates are higher now though so that part has changed for the worse.
Can we talk about how Yuri pronounces "Toyota?" 😂 #TEEota
lol I thought I was hearing things, but it sounded like he was saying, "Teayota" instead of "Toyota."
How is it pronounced by Toyota?
@Iubaru Smpreza I've never heard that, I thought everybody said it just like it's spelled "toy-ota"
I've mentioned this to him before AND HE COMMENTED BACK! He said he has no idea why he says TEEyota.
Manny Tovar right?! Say it with me: “TOY-YO-TUH”
I'm a relative newcomer to @TheStraightPipes but it's ridiculous how quickly I've adhered to the "I see new video, I click" mantra. Yuri, Jakub, you guys are stupid entertaining! Keep doing what you're doing, your content is A1!
I got a 2007 Tundra as soon As they released it. I traded it last year with 270 000km on it.
Terrific engine.
Solid truck.
I’d buy another in a heartbeat.
I have the 2017 White TRD Pro Tundra and I couldn’t be happier
ethancd i just purchased my 2019 TRD Pro triple black and love it. Love it on the road, in traffic and off-road. Great truck.
I think white is the best color for TRD
Brandon Yeung white and black are sick but my actual favorite I wish I could have gotten is the cement
Mark Lambert bro I’m looking to buy one. on a few of my former ram trucks I’ve been able to talk them down 15-20% MSRP how is it with Toyota?
Jake Welding I bought mine used for $37k with 47k miles which was the cheapest in America at the time. They wouldn’t budge at all in the price even when I walked out at first. TRD PROs are pretty rare so I doubt you’d get much off if any way all
Ding! Jacob said 4:34 "This car". I haven't driven it but that already is enough proof that the "voodoo" truck drives so well. Thanks guys.
I rather have a truck with a long term durability! Tundra 100%
J.D. Power and Consumer Reports says otherwise as Tundra is not the highest ranked.
@@normt5463 jd power is an unreliable source
@@deandrej674 Consumer Reports?
@@normt5463 because they are dishonest, and paid to say that !
@@normt5463 as if JD Power or Consumer Reports mean anything anymore.
I bought the 2019 TRD PRO all BLACK came with predator steps and had the film protection on the hood and lower bed. Plus all TRD PRO's have the spray in bed liner which looks great! Love it!
Thank you. I love how these guys don’t hate on Toyota and aren’t biased and they appreciate the purpose and simplicity of a vehicle like the 4Runner and the TRD Pro lineup in general. I feel the same exact way. Something about the design and simplicity of the 4Runner tundra and Tacoma I just gravitate towards and even though I own a 4runner I would 1000 percent choose one of those three in the Toyota TRD Pro lineup over any other suv or truck with the newest updates and tech. Don’t like too much cluster and all these fancy buttons and infotainment systems. I just like something simple that will run and last forever and have great resale value in case for the future to just have that piece of mind. The fact that their ford ranger review there were malfunctions during the review just says it all on my opinion on all that new tech. Nothing wrong with it but just not my cup of tea.
Well said sir
Nowadays, TRD is more like "Toyota Rally Development", lol
Its always been reserved for off road style of racing
@@LazyxRey yup. For the sporty stuff they have GR (gazoo racing)
@@LazyxRey They have or had TRD Camry, corolla, 86, celica. plus the whole NASCAR TRD development stuff.
@@texal and Baja and formula one
Yeah I remember TRD used to be all about race cars. Now it's all about off roading. For some odd reason
I don't even want a truck lol but yet here I am . I'm really here to watch the both of them!! They are very entertaining ! I stopped editing my RUclips video for this! Lol
You guys punching the radio was hilarious lol. Love the reviews!
3:51
No Ford/Dodge/Chevy would ever do a million miles. Toyota does it all the time.
Wrong. Google is a strong tool
@@danr3545 Cool thanks for the lack of a reference.
Many Fords with well over million miles
@@clintlewis1719 please link those claims here and do not be posting diesels.
I can't imagine not having a tundra; I haven't said that except for pussy.n
Isn't the Tundra the one that survived a *wildfire rescue operation* and one million miles?
It's just a shame, though, that driving a Tundra compared to an F150 is like a throwback to 2008...
Yes and there has been multiple one million mile tundras the big 3 not even close . To much technology will kill the vehicle keep it simple and it will survive!
Yes and Yes! for those of you who worry about it being a throwback to 2009, I would like to inform you that we have an aircraft that was built in 1952 (B-52) that scares the living crap out of all of our enemies, and when deployed into action the "Buff" decimates all, just like the Tundra or any Toyota truck/Suv!
i drive both, the Tundra hands down.
@@FWCaptain-kv6sm I agree. If reliability and cheap to keep is old fashioned i guess i am trying to be old fashioned as long as i can!
I guess i'm old school but I just want a truck that has a good heater, good air conditioning for the drive home after a long day, decent sound system & 4x4 so I can actually make it home.
Glad you guys were able to review a truck doing "truck stuff". Or, really, what people use trucks for 90% of the time. I do like the simplicity of this one, as opposed to the other 3 packing in the features that will eventually just break, or confuse. This has 3 hvac dials. Perfect, dead easy.
This is #1 in my list. Followed behind the Tacoma, Powerstroke, and Cummins.
The best part of this channel is, even though I got no way to own a truck in my life, I can still enjoy the video٩😐ི۶
I have a ‘13 Tundra I use for towing a travel trailer. It does that well, but it’s also a comfortable daily driver. The most reliable big truck out there. 👍🏻
Not according to JD Powers. And the Titan rides more comfortable than the Tundra lol
@@danr3545 jd powers gives false information
@Dan R I'd never take a Nissan over a Toyota. I've owned both. Nissan trucks seem too light and kinda cheap
I’m 20yrs old, hard work and saving up has let me get a 2012 Toyota Tundra with 54k miles! Best thing I’ve gotten so far, I had a Mazda 3 before but this is the best decision I’ve made.
Jheassler that’s awesome! Work hard, reap the benefits!
The Toyota Tundra has won the contest twice during my purchasing decisions in 2008 and 2017.
wlr1589 Can you tell me how the mpg is ?
I’m not looking for 24 mpg but anything like 17 and I’m sold. Plus eventually I would need a truck since I want to live in the country side and maybe potentially move my tiny house.
ZEROKOOL-20 Don’t get a Tundra if you’re concerned about MPG lol. They’re literally the WORST. And if you live in the countryside, get a truck that comes with a rear locker (the Tundra doesn’t). Go with an F150 or Silverado.
So you’re saying you bought 2 tundras? One in 2008 and another in 2017? Aren’t they the same truck? Lmao. That’s like buying a 2008 and then a 2009.
bought my first new vehicle and went with a 19 tundra platinum. happy with my choice
Nice simple truck, V8 with no gimmicks and a decent suspension
Simple, capable, Reliable, affordable, good looking and great value. WHY NOT. Love Toyota
It's a Camry with a truck bed. No diesel, no torque, no dually. No soul. Not a real truck.
J X it still would outlast any GM, fiat, or ford 😂 FACTS
Not the best in reliability. Look at JD Powers
@@jx906 So the Camry won the Baja1000 for last few years ahead of the Raptor in the stock class. Impressive. Guess those Camry's whoop Raptors and the big 3. Also the first manufacturer to send their truck to be benchmarked in the J2807 towing standard while the big 3 refreshed their models to not be caught lying about their tow rating. Impressive.
No turbo, tiny ass bed, no solid front axle.
Traded in my '14 Sierra Denali for the TRD Pro. After barely dodging a $6k repair that was covered under warranty (broken rocker) and fixing multiple other known issues (air conditioning, vacuum pump, broken stupid vibrating seat, heated seats stopped working, wheel corroded and wouldn't hold air, started leaking water at the headliner over the drivers seat)... it was time for a new truck. Simple was the name of the game and the TRD Pro was perfect for my needs. Strong resale, super comfortable ride, utilitarian interior, reliable, sounds great and I added heated seats for $400 from a local shop that work fantastic.
This was all after owning my GMC, driving a 5.0 F-150 XLT for a week while it was in the shop (very nice but a little bland). It might not be the truck for everyone, but it fit the bill for me and I love it.
Yuri and Jacob do a great job, thanks for all the entertainment and great info!!
Toyota all day for me. Reliability and resale is untouchable.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety rates the 2019 Toyota Tundra as worst in class for passenger safety. Yikes😖😖
J High and it’s still going to sell the old school ram people are still buying and it’s bad in crashes
REEL SIXX so then how come new 5.0 mustangs are having issues
Tundra cannot compete with +$15,000 on domestic trucks. That cash on the hood is never matched with psuedo Japanese residuals.
REEL SIXX thats funny because i live in Ontario Canada and work for a construction company and we have more Tundras in our fleet then fords or chevy. We used to mainly have Gm but after they ran a cost analysts of initial cost & Maintenance they have decided to no longer buy fords & chevys. Every new truck we get is Toyota. We are extremely hard on all our vehicles and these trucks At least in our case are better then any other truck.
These guys put-out the best auto reviews anywhere on RUclips. Fun and enjoyable to watch.
Yes it is 2019 VOODOO BLUE Toyota Tundra Trd Pro 5.7L v8 4wd crew cab short bed 13-17 Ultimate Compact Sporty Cup holders Rear Window Gauge Clusters Sunroof Srceen Off Road Halfton Truck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This thing would drive through the zombie apocalypse and back and not miss a beat.
Just bought a 2019 White Toyota 5.7 V8 TRD 4x4 Offroad with white fender wells. Love it!!! Got the 38 gallon gas tank.
Toyota Tundra: No Turbo. No Auto-Stop/Start. No Cylinder Deactivation. No Tech. No Lane Keep Assist. and the V8 drinks Gas.
Me: SOLD!
That's my truck - '17 Tundra Trd Pro in Barcelona Red. And I love it. I put 35's on it and No matter what everyone will tell you, this is only 1/2 ton from factory that fits 35s
Cough Raptor Cough
@@Bailey_54R TRD pro owners often forget the raptor for some reason
iRacecar Things Raptor is not a 1/2 ton. Raptor is a nice toy.
@@humbertorubi4947 The Raptor is by all technicalities a half ton. It only tows 1,800 lbs less than the TRD pro but it so much more capable off road.
@@humbertorubi4947 I disagree. Your arguement was what most people do with it not what it is capable of. That's like saying a wrangler sucks offroad because most people never take them offroad. Poor argument to say the least. The Raptor is a capable 1/2 ton.
Bought a Tundra based on your review. Love it. Thank you.
Congrats on the Raptor purchase! I saw the instagram posts yesterday - it really does blow away the TRD Tundra!
Thanks!
@@TheStraightPipes Congrats on the Raptor
@Jack Z others can afford nicer and more luxurious vehicles than just a "Toyota" price doesnt always matter.. I wouldnt pay $50-$55K for a bland Tundra TRD "Pro" but I'd pay $70K for a Raptor
@Jack Z If you read carefully and have atleast half a working brain to put together what I said, which isn't very hard, I clearly say price doesnt always matter as there are features in the Raptor that blow the Tundra out the park. The Raptor just looks miles better, sounds better, handles better, and isn't some cheap feeling, corner cutting, mostly plastic truck that's overpriced (the Tundra)
@@NutButDontTella you don't have money judging by how youre talking lmao.
I used to hate the old school Tundras but they've gotten better looking than new Chevys and Fords. 👍
hate the old looking interiors
guy proulx “all around.” You’re hilarious 😂
BEST for reliability. BEST for resale value. If it improved small over lap crash ratings it would be the best overall.
The joy of a big, simple, strong, truck. A+
Except the frame isn't all that tough. It twists easily. I'm an import fan but the big 3 offer better products when it comes to rigidity. Mechanically however this Tundra is hard to beat because of it's simplicity.
Except for the fuel economy, safety ratings, lack of technology, and lack of heated seats (in the US) on a 50k vehicle...
All sacrificed so the vehicle will last longer. The 2020 line of Toyota trucks with have apple carplay and android auto along with semi autonomous driving.
Standard forward collision warning with automatic braking, adaptive cruise control and lane departure warning
James Simpson so safety is sacrificed so the vehicle lasts longer. Interesting.
Jack Z i love the 70 series LC bc theres nothing like it, I would have no criticism about the 70 if they brought it to the US except for maybe price. But in terms of full size trucks theres so much competition out there that Toyota really needs to step up their game. Hopefully 2020 will be better for safety and technology.
Jack Z also the 70 series has a 5 star crash test rating (different rating company than the iihs but still..)
toyota fanboy here but crap fuel economy, no rear locker, safety ratings, lack of technology put this truck way behind everyone in the industry. very reliable thought and surprisingly good resale.
Nice job guys....I really enjoyed this review. It helped with my decision to buy a Tundra, but I went Platinum not Pro. My first Toyota and first full size truck.
I have an 08, built here in the greatest state ever, lifted on 35s, and it sees a minimum of 10 miles of off road every single day since it does double work as a daily around the ranch and town as well as weekly trips to Houston. It’s stupid easy to swap the display to get CarPlay and such, it also gives all readings and can show you what error code is happening for check engine, maintenance ect. It can also adjust the speedo for different size tires. It has over 300k miles and hasn’t needed any major maintenance except for a new radiator (tire flew up from the road and cracked it) Needless to say its an amazing truck and I would definitely recommend it
Another sick one boys! Yuri - I'm glad you approve of the "T-Yoda"
toyota is extremely underrated the tundra is hands down best truck on the market with the ram coming in at a close 2nd
lil dos you can’t be serious it’s outdated.
The only thing that would make it good or in a place of it’s own would be a solid front axle
I think what kinda bugs me is that the steering wheel looks like the last gen Prius one.
I have this exact truck and I love it!!! I come from having a 2000 Jeep Wrangler TJ which was awesome but after 14 years of owning it, time for an upgrade glad I waited 2 months for this badass truck. The color is way better in person I can't tell you how many compliments I get every day from the color it's just bad ass looking. Thanks for posting LOVE THE STRAIGHT PIPES vids you guys are amazing!!!
Finally! Took you guys long enough to review this :)
I literally went truck shopping today and test drove f150 ram1500 and the tundra. Tundra does drive a bit wobbly and the interior is no doubt dated, however everything you need is still present. Nice looking truck!
@Jack Z Lariat cost more unless during employee pricing, i configured a f150 base lariat and the price is over 65k cad. And if I look at tundra trd sport I still get all options I want yet it costs under 55k.
It's a solid truck but I see several things I like and don't like. The things I like are the power rear window, the Voodoo blue paint, and most of the styling, it is one of the better looking trucks. But the things I don't like are no leather wrapped steering wheel, the wimpy looking tires for an "off-road" trim package, and the two hood scoops - after you pointed them out I just couldn't un-see them and their weird look. But right now I'm team Ram for the best truck.
Fair enough! The new Ram is great
harrismi7 Good points about the rear window and exterior styling. Every vehicle I’ve owned, save one, has been blue, but I’m not a fan of this Voodoo blue (maybe it looks better in person); it looks like a washed-out neon blue on video to me.
Just bought an 08 crewmax TRD Offroad with 270,000km. Still feels solid as hell and it gets the same L/100km as my brother in laws 2018 Ram sport. I can drive smooth and get around 12-13 L/100km...but I am just chilling at speed and not passing anyone lol I waited until just the right one showed up online and pounced on it for $11,950 CAD with a 2yr unlimited km warranty. Never been happier with any vehicle!!!
Best looking half ton out there imo. Love the trd Pro designs for all three in Toyota’s lineup.
I own a 2017 Toyota TRD Pro after owning a 2013 F-150 Lariat FX4. No looking back. I’ll only ever own Toyota trucks from here on out. Everything about it is better. Sure it doesn’t have all the tech my F-150 had, but it’s less stuff to break. I’m floored with its performance and resale value. Super pumped.
This truck should've had a refresh years ago.
NO! Leave it if it works well! Toyota doesn't need to play Ford.
DURAMAX_DELIGHT it works well apart from the bad crash ratings and poor mpg
@@RestrictedHades the other guys need good crash ratings so that they dont get hit when they're broke down on the side of the road. Lol
I think a minor refresh is nice maybe a touchscreen infotainment, Apple CarPlay, I’m not sure if this has keyless entry, some stuff would be nice
You know, I felt the same way about the most of Toyota’s lineup in Q1 2018. Toyota tends to make one design that they know will age well and make minor changes to it as time goes on. They did the same with the previous gen Corolla and Rav4 as well as the current Tacoma, Tundra, and Highlander. It’s like they design a “one-size fits all” vehicle per segment and let it ride. Tundras still sell well for the company and honestly. At the end of the day, while the Tundra is old - they didn’t have as many technology scandals/failures as the other companies. Also, they don’t sell in volume like the F150. The F150 sells so well partly because Ford keeps it’s updated knowing that they get their money back and then some. Toyota can’t Garuntee that with the Tundra.
Great review guys. I have a 2017 1794 to tow our travel trailer all around the country. It’s a great truck.
Please do the Tacoma TRD Pro!
That drone shot that zooms way out 🤤
Man I've been saving up for a Frontier because I really like the simplicity and size of it. But I'm really torn between the Tacoma and Tundra since I plan on keeping my next vehicle for 9+ years and they're like the jack of all trades of trucks.
What did you end up picking? I’m curious
@@ChrisDriven I hope he got the tundra
Toyota has been doing seriously a lot of great stuff recently, and I bet they could make an amazing new Tundra if they were to fully redesign it. It's been sooooooo long since they've redesigned the Tundra, and I think they should again. A hybrid version would be game-changing, but that's probably just a fantasy of mine.
Recently...not much has changed from Toyota.
Recently...nothing has changed at Toyota. Same old, old stuff but the prices keep going up.
It's here...and it sucks
That interior and infotainment are unforgivable in a modern car. The Corolla blows it away aesthetically at $30k less. The silver plastic reminds me of a mid-2000s Pontiac.
The point of this package is to be overly practical and not complicated at all, of course it's not going to be feature-rich like many other modern cars
The people that buy this truck do not care. The people that buy this truck, in general, would not buy the new Corolla.
That silver plastic makes the truck reliable!
@@jakp8777 Lol
He is right the interior is dated - Toyota isn’t known for great interiors compared to competitors- but they could change that although they are a super conservative company
I had a Toyota SR5 pickup for 15 years and it was great, loved it. I am really liking my '19 Ram Rebel and couldn't see me trading it for a TRD pro. If I'm going to have this truck for the next 10-15 years I certainly want the multitude of features it has compared to the Toyota. Saying that I hope in 10-15 years I will be happy with the reliability and durability of this truck. Time will tell.
How is it three years later
@@firstlast--- No problems really. A couple of small tears in the drivers seat, maybe 1/4" long. Other than that it's been great. 54K on it.
@@martyfield694 cool to hear at 54k it’s been great. Planning on buying a used truck this year. Stuck between 2019 ram rebel and 2016-19 tundra trd pro. Reliability has me saying tundra, but interior and cool factor has me saying rebel.
Did you know that the 2020 Tundra gets Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Push Button Start with Smart Entry, and rewinding satellite radio stations?
Tony Ren has it been announced that voodoo blue will be a 2020 Trd pro color as well? Apple car play is a huge feature for many.
lowell a it will not be. The “special” colors are 1 year only. They have generally made the “special” color a a available on other Tundras in subsequent years so it may be available. Just not on the Pro. 2020 colors will be normal white, black, magnetic gray(they’re adding a third normal color option) and the special color will be army green. Although they haven’t shown the actual color yet.
Josh Tavenner thx for the reply. That’s unfortunate. This blue is really something on this size of a vehicle. Decisions and compromises. Such as life!
Tony Ren welcome to 2015
Welcome to the 21st century Toyota.
Love you guys. It is the enthusiasm and genuineness that sets you guys apart from other car review channel. I can feel your appreciation and passion towards cars. I have a small question thou, you guys have reviewed other EV cars but why did you guys skip Tesla? They are like the most exciting and talked about EV cars right now. And there are certainly a lot of stuff to talk about whether it is model 3, model S or X.
We've asked Tesla for a car but they can't give us one. Every other manufacturer gives us one. Stay tuned though
@@TheStraightPipes Ahh I see, that sucks :( Tesla is probably afraid of failing the visor test lol. I mean you guys are pretty famous car reviewer, maybe you guys could try Doug's approach of borrowing cars from people?
@@TheStraightPipes Anyway, just want to say I love your content. You and Matt from CARWOW are my two favorite car channel on RUclips. I send my best regards. Keep it up!
We can't take the insurance risks that other people take because we don't have money to cover things if something goes wrong. We'll do our best
@@TheStraightPipes I see, thank you guys so much for taking your time replying to me. I am still in college so I can't really offer much support to you guys right now. But when I graduate and get a job, I will sign up for your patron. I genuinely believe you guys deserve much more than 1 million subscribers and I know for a fact that you guys will reach 1 million soon. I just want you guys to know that I absolutely love and admire your work. The production quality, camera work and just everything about every single video you guys make are top tier. The passion you guys demonstrated on your channel is making me love cars even more. You guys are wholesome.
Love That Blue Color, Too!!
Definitely on my Bucket List when I hit Lottery !!
you will never know the value of this truck until you own one for a long time. Solid , reliable , smooth ride , simple and easy truck. Works year after year and has a great resale value. What else a man can ask?
To bad they can’t review the Texas edition of the Tundra in Canada.
Congrats to Jakub on his Raptor, now we wait for Yuri's prowler reveal post!
It always makes me smile when they announce the power numbers ;-)
Having leather seats and no leather wrapped steering wheel would drive me crazy, kinda like the way Yuri says Toyota lol.
I have a feeling when this thing gets a re-design, with a revamped interior that brings it up to current competition standards, it is going to KILL the market.
They will price it correctly to not do that. They have the power to do so.
this comment aged well i think
Like the color a lot. It is different but not flashy, perfect for a truck like that. I would have no use for that kind of vehicle, but it'be so gangsta to ride around in one like for a couple days renting out a logde out in the forest or something, hauling firewood you chopped yourself. That is what comes to my mind watching this. Anyway, great videography again, nice details and composition.
My dad has new F-150 and my buddy has the Tundra.... I Personally like the F-150 especially the interior and over-all to me The F-150 is just a better a truck They tend to stick around too they are great trucks.
Great point!
Thank you guys ! I love Canadians people . The most friendly people I ever met
That voodoo blue and blacked out grill is very nice looking, indeed. This truck is old, but is aging well. It actually got a mild refreshening to the interior/exterior in 2014, but has been basically the same truck since 2007. I'm fine with the lower hoodscoop, but that one pasted on the top of the hood is ridiculous. The powertrain in these Tundras are proven and reliable, unlike the new tech that the other manufacturers are trying. I like the Ram Rebel better in terms of looks and interior features, but if I was paying my own money for a truck I wanted to keep, I'd get the TOYota. I look forward to TOYota eventually revealing their next generation Tundra and the subsequent Straight Pipes review.
This is LITERALLY my dream truck. 😫😫😫😫
You’re aiming low if this is your dream truck lol. Literally all the other 1/2 ton trucks out there are better
Yall should go hang out with Expedition Overland since you both are sponsored by Continental :)
This truck has some small annoying shortcomings but it will surely outlast all the other trucks on the market with hundreds of thousands of trouble free miles. Love my 2019 Limited! Best purchase ever!!!
There is now 2 tundras that turned over a million miles. No other GAS truck can say that!
That you know of
Yeah what other gas truck has done this? None!
Same motor and same transmission too
You’re wrong. Might wanna’ research that one, bud.
Full sized truck rankings for me:
1. Raptor
2. TRD Pro
3. Chevrolet Trail Boss
4. Ram Rebel
5. GMC Denali
I think Toyota nailed it with the exterior styling of the Tundra TRD Pro. I think its the best looking even better than the Raptor imo.
I have a 2016 tundra with 268k miles and I use it for my shipping company haul a lot of stuff across the country and man this things are so fu*king reliable and it pulls
I love the look of this truck.
While the 2015-17 F150 looked better, the tundra will always be my choice.
I don't get the arguement that this truck gets bad gas mileage. Has anyone considered that the F150 requires premium fuel which is an average 20 to 60 cents per gallon addition (depending on your state). So if we divide the cost from the mileage for both trucks, we find they are closer in cost per mile than people want to admit.
5:52 me on Saturday night 🙄🙄🙄
Love my Tundra. One word, Reliability.
Can we get a t-shirt which says" I hate gloss black - Jakub, THE STRAIGHT PIPES"
My dad has a 2018 tundra 1794 edition and I like it. I just hate how dated the interior looks like radio and all those buttons. I like the exterior styling, except that blue color
The Pro needs heated seats (in the US), leather wrapped wheel and blind zone alert. Those are the main items that would keep me out of one in favor of just a Limited trim.
Just bought one in the US, the dealer can add heated seat afterward. Bummer you have the pay for it but it is doable. Same goes for remote start. All done by the Toyota dealer.
Jakub, the workaround for getting fast charging without a fast charging USB port is to buy a 12v Fast charge cable. Works in my 2015 Versa Note which lacks fast USB charge ports. 😁
You guys should review the Nissan Titan. I think that's the only truck you haven't driven yet
We can save them the time, the Titan is garbage!
@@douglasbuck2359 way to be a dick.
@@douglasbuck2359 says u. U obviously never driven one. Great trucks
Tundra name is legendary
Lol, what? You’re crazy. Legendary title belongs to the F-150
Toyota, all day. Any day.
TRD PRO: The trim you NEED when you live in the suburbs and help your neighbor take his old lazy boy to the dump once a year.
SR5 RWD: The trim you NEED when you are hopping city medians, driving on shitty gravel roads, and hauling a fuckton of tools and junk
Nice looking truck from the outside. Even though the interior is descent looking, it's really outdated.
The interior isnt cutting edge but itll age way better than competitors
people pay lots of money for vintage these days :)
Old school last, this run on change has the fleet at work at the dealers continuously. Ford , Dodge GMC all those little things it endless. Flash this, fix that. It ok they say it's under warranty. That's not ok, truck down means it makes no money for a business. So I did something I have never done. Tryed a boring Tundra. Love it. Wife's ZR2 , 13000 km new motor, 13500 new shock...
The slow charging of your phone could be from the cable. Different cables charge faster and slower and usb cable don't charge Pixels as fast as the usb-c in and out cables.
You're absolutely right about the cables, but in this case it's definitely the port in truck. I've charged my phone with the same USB-C cable in this exact truck many times and it takes literally almost twice as long as it does in my Jeep.
Yuri: "quirk and feature"
Doug Demuro: *nice*
Doug says that the 4Runner is garbage because of no Apple Carplay, he has obviously never taken a vehicle off-road. Doug is an arse and his reviews suck!
Ooof...Ok...my list...
Ford f150 FX4
RAM 1500 Rebel
Tundra TRD Pro
GMC Sierra 1500 AT4
@@maxchevelle9334 ... Actually, I do not need a truck lol My list was purely based on reputation and looks. But, if I did need a truck...I think it would be for hauling supplies and maybe some towing. I don't like the idea of a daily driver in a truck...IMHO. Merci
@@maxchevelle9334 ... thank you for the tip. But, also, I do not like V8 engines because they use to much fuel. I prefer smaller engines. The Tundra just gets terrible mpg's. Sorry. Agree with the RAM and all the "new" tech for them. I'm sure it will be buggy. lol
2:30 I feel like that number is an understatement for Toyota since a 2012 Tundra had been able to tow a 300,000 pound space shuttle
Same interior sense 2007?
They really need to change that asap
It has been updated since 2007 🤦♂️
A friend of mine was a ram power train engineer at FCA and I can tell you that this truck was bench-marked and is an absolute tank. If I wanted reliability in a half ton truck that was under load often this would be it. That being said, as a truck owner who is not beating on it daily, I prefer the ride and interior of my ram. Honestly if they left the truck part alone and redid the interior like a Ram this might be the best all around truck.
Review the Tacoma TRD Pro. Such a fun truck.