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You forgot a Yota pickup that was Diesel as well for us in the USA. Did you said dry sump on the Yota 2zz uh uh uh the ones put on Yotas didn't have dry sump that was only on the Lotus along with the Supercharged and I can say after owning one they were ok the ones that blow the oil pump had poor maintenance plus of being abuse mine last as long as I wreck the vehicle.🤣🤣🤣
@@Carlos_Jzx Yeah, and Toyota also sold diesel 4Runners and Land Cruisers in the US back in the 1980s into the early 90s. But Scotty said diesel "cars", not pickups or SUVs.
Lol, nooo. Chrysler is horrible, I know plenty of people that work in the nearby factory from home, they slack off a lot in their work. Chrysler is constantly laying off workers every few months from their factories.
I delivered pizzas in a 2002 Toyota Echo for years. Sadly, I retired it at 293k. It still ran, but needed emissions and brake work that would cost too much to justify. It was the absolute base model. My mom bought the cheapest new toyota on the showroom floor. Turned out to be an amazing investment. Even the lowest end Toyotas are more reliable than most other cars on the road.
Scotty Kilmer Is the Man of integrity. And so called "jokes" accusing personal character are not jokes at all, they are just what they are... Accuser of thy brethren.
Had an 03 Echo stick, for what it was, it was one of the best cars I've ever owned. 42 on the highway, 195,000, not a drop of oil. No major anything, not a rattle to be heard.
Yes...had an echo ...sold it 200k running great...best car for money...better than my other 6 Toyotas I had...made in Japan 100%. My newer yaris had airbag recalls, water pump replaced in warranty paint faded on the roof too soon...great car too but I think the echo was a little better built...
i bought a used yaris for my son when he was a student. it had about 50000 miles on it. he finished his college while doing pizza delivery and drove it full time for last 6 years. that car has almost 200000 miles and still running excellent. his only expense was tires and a battery plus regular oil changes.
I drove an 02 Echo for 7 years. One of the most dependable vehicles I’ve ever owned. Only sold it, to buy a new car when I came into a bit of money. That car would’ve lasted me for years and years and more years to come. I’ll cherish the good memories we shared.
@@rickshiandmoku4128 I thought I saw a RUclips of a guy either hitting 500K or 1 million miles. Ahh, 1 million Km (621K miles). guys name is Markku Lankimaki.
@@charlesfranks1902 In my country Dacia Logan with 1.4 and 1.6 gasoline and LPG ,has about 2 millions km ox taxi services,running mostly on LPG.... Toyota is a great car,but reliability (costs/km) ,is on Dacia's yard!
Owned a 2000 Yaris that gave to my son and he still drives with 278,000 miles. I own a 2009 Yaris with 120,000 miles and still going strong. Take care of them and they’ll take care of you.
I disagree on the Yaris part. Have had one for 8 Years, put 120,000 km. Never had 1 single problem. Drives the same as new. I own a 2019 Mustang GT and a 2015 acura Tlx and still cant get rid of that Yaris... has been too good to me and love it
We had a Tercel when I was a little kid. That thing never broke or ran bad. It always started up and never needed anything beyond just the basic oil changes and small regular things
I wrenched on many Tercels when I was a Toyota technician years ago, most of what I did on them was scheduled maintenance. The ones that needed major repairs were due to lack of maintenance and bad owners that neglected their vehicles.
Nkajlem Cha agreed ! Those Made in USA Toyota cars everything cheap components, lower cost interior materials everywhere, careless workmanship..........
My 1990 Tercel was the most reliable car I ever owned. Had it 11 years. Only problem was original battery died and timing belt repair. In 11 years spent less than $1,000 on maintenance and repairs and that includes new tires. Started burning oil really bad around 160k. Donated it to charity at $175k only because I had to move overseas but it ran fine.
In 1980 I advised a friend to buy a Tercel. She was looking for cheap new car that was easy on gas. The Tercel fit the bill and ran OK for her, but we were living on the east coast of Canada and the exposure to salt air caused it within three years to be badly rusted.
I started watching this video while sitting in my two door 97 tercel. 😤 Other then it & my previous tercel being oil burners on the highway, I think they're amazing cars. I've done many +12hr days of driving across the canadian prairies, & the US year round in my tercel. Parts last seemingly forever on them, they're simple, & boringly reliable.
1. Toyota Tercel 2. Toyota Echo/Yaris 3. Toyota Camry with a Turbo Diesel (Old Discontinued) 4. Early 2000s Toyota Celica with the 2zzGE engine 5. Toyota Mega Cruiser - only sold in Japan
First new car I bought was a 93 Tercel - standard shift / no radio / no air conditioner. Was proud of that car. It was a good for us, but it was horrible in the summer! I also miss buying tires for $40/each.
My friend broke the frame of his Tacoma with over 400,000 miles on it while off roading and still drove it every day for another two years while he shopped for a replacement.
I've had my Yaris for over 9 years now and it runs well, no problems. It gets very good gas mileage and didn't need to get new brakes until this year which is unheard of.
Yep, same here. Never had a problem with my old Yaris. 50 to the gallon (UK miles), tax is £110, I'm 6ft 1. just about fits me! Mine has never broken down, just had a set of Mitchelins and the rear springs were replaced after a holidayin Scotland (I didn't notice a problem, done when serviced).
had a 2010 yaris for 7 years, so far had to replace the fan belt and a headlight. great little car with a lot of room in the hatch back. and great mileage .
I'm a fan of the small Toyota cars. I had a 2002 Toyota Echo (automatic transmission, 2dr coupe, manual windows) for like 80,000 miles (80k-160,000mi roughly) before I wrecked it and it was reliable cheap transportation. Plus I left the accident uninjured. Currently own a 2010 Toyota Yaris and it's also a very reliable cheap car. Plus it's a manual transmission 2dr hatchback with power windows, so the perfect upgrade as far as I'm concerned.
I usually agree with Scotty but his comments on the Yaris I am having a hard time with. I have bought 3 Yaris vehicles. A 2006 for my daughter, a 2009 and 2012 and all were mechanically excellent cars. The all had the same engine and transmission. I never had a second of mechanical problems out of any of them. There was plenty of room in the engine compartments to do work on them but I never had to change a belt, replace any engine component, or have any repairs. I would buy another one in a heartbeat if I was looking for an inexpensive car to drive a lot of miles.
RIGHT I’m kinda mad bout my 08 Yaris being on his list! I thought any was talking about but apparently he doesn’t. I’ve got 84,000 miles on mine it’s 15 years old. I’ve never had to do a damn thing to it I get 400 miles to 11 gallons of gas cost me like $30 to fill the damn thing at $3.20 a gallon Can’t beat that
I have to disagree with you about the Yaris.I have a 09 and I love it!! It’s great on gas and have not had any issues at all.Thanks for all of your awesome videos!!!!
My father has a Echo manual. Ride was recent for what it is. He put 200k. There valve seals go bad. It burns oil now but no smoke. It's not a leak. He's not using it. But he plans to leave it in Florida and do seals himself later.
Don’t know why he loves and brags about that car so much. He drives it about 500 miles a year. 239K miles on a car is not that uncommon. Scotty is the definition of cognitive bias
I owned a 94 tercel and my sister had a 92 tercel. Both had over 250k miles. We owned them for about 5 years each and never once broke down. I used to do 400 mile round trip every weekend while in college. It was a terrible car to drive but it never let me down.
I have to make a confession, I have gone on Autotrader and looked for a 1998/99 Celica. The Toyota that I always wanted was that Supra Turbo from 1988-90. I'm not too fond of turbos but the engine and transmission in those were fail safe.
2008 Yaris, synthetic oil changes every 12k miles. only changed timing belt once, plugs once, tires and brakes each 80k miles. 270k miles on it... just gave it to a family member
I've owned my 2008 Yaris since I bought it new in 2008. It has 120,000 miles on it right now, and still drives like it did the day I bought it. You could let go of the steering wheel, and it drives straight as an arrow. I paid $16k for a car I've owned for almost 14 years. Only thing it ever needed was water pump, fuel pump and then regular maintenance items like brakes, battery and tires. It's been the best car I've EVER owned. I always thought Scotty knew what he was talking about. I guess not.
Same here, Quickblade. Sometimes I think Scotty just likes to hear himself talk. He's way off on the Echo/Yaris. My Yaris is the most reliable car I've ever owned. It's an amazing subcompact....
Same here I have a 08 with 84k miles thing gets 400 miles to tank of gas 11 gal cost me $28 bucks to fill at $3.20 a gal Idk can’t beat that! And car is 15 yrs old runs like new
I had a 08 Yaris bought it for $2000 I beat the hell out of it and it still ran great had over 200k miles on it Honestly the best car I ever had opposing Subarus and one Ford fiesta 🤮(DO NOT BUY)
I have a 2015 Yaris i just bought a couple weeks ago and have already put over 1000 miles on it. (Over 80k on it now) So far the little bugger is an absolute pleasure to drive!!! Everything feels quality made and I just love the fact that I still have a key and just the simplicity of it. Thank you TOYOTA for building just a great basic car without all the extra crap 👍
I just bought a 08 Yaris with 1.5 L 4 speed automatic with 84k miles at 15 yrs old and car is amazing yea it’s basic but pretty fast for a little car. And I got 400 miles to 11 gallons of gas. Idk y Scotty’s saying Yaris is crap cuz I did my research before buying and nothing bad except peeling clear coat and paint But mechanically there’s reviews people raving that they’re getting 300 to 400,000 miles with low maintenance So I’ve got my fingers crossed I’ve only had it a week now!
@@jessewynne8193 I've only had mine about 3 weeks now but I think we're both in good shape and are gonna be very happy with our Toyotas in the years to come 👍
So I’ve this car for little over a month now and my only complaint is on the highway going 75-80 MPH I’m at 3k rpm’s which seems normal but I can hear that engine/transmission just going in that 4th gear makes it seem like loud road noise but it’s more engine noise. I’m sure it’d be much quieter if it had a 5th gear or overdrive I’ve taken it 90-100mph No issue no struggle or stress tack shows 3,500 RPM -normal for being in 4th But as soon as I let off the gas it drops to 60-65 pretty quickly I believe it cuz it’s stressing on that 4th gear even tho it doesn’t seem like it at 3k -3,5k RPM And my electric gas gadge Shows 2 bars then next start up has 1 flashing bar..and couple start up later it’s back at 2 bars. Drive 50 miles and it’s on 1 flashing bar…goes back n fourth. So I end up filling it and stops at 9 gals in a 11.5 gal tank.
What??? The Starlet and the Yaris (as the world knows them), are bad cars??? You must have discerner engine on the ones sold in the US because here in Europe they are among the most reliable cars ever. Most of them are still on the road going strong.
With my 2ZZGE swapped MR2, I installed a baffled oil pan and upgraded the oil pump gears to billet ones, which fixed the 2 main issues with the engine scotty mentioned. Of course, it's no 94 celica... 😂
I bought a new 2008 Toyota Yaris hatchback with the automatic transmission. I'm still driving it with 189 thousand miles. Never a problem and still going strong.
Scotty My 1995 Toyota Tercel has over 375K miles on it with it it was hit in the rear by a full size pickup completely smashing in the trunk . I crawled out unhurt. Original engine AND clutch!!! Driven all over the western states I found it to be reasonably comfortable on trips. I thinks the 1995-97 models with the 16 valve engine were equal to the contemporary Corolla in reliability.
5. Toyota Tercel. (Oil burners plus gpod gas mileage.) 4. Toyota Echo/Yaris. (Worse quality than Tercel.) 3. Toyota Camry (Turbo Diesel turds.) 2. Toyota Celica early 2000s w/Yamaha 2ZZGE engine. 1. Toyota Mega Cruiser (Japan only "Hummer" equivalent).
I had one of those last generation Celicas. Scotty nailed that one. It was a cheap car inside and out. I wasted no time dumping that car as a trade-in for a Tundra before it had a chance to fall apart. I still remember how bad the ride on the road was. My girlfriend even called it a beer can.
If a semi comes flying at me, I’d honestly rather be in the Echo and instantly die than be in a rugged SUV and potentially survive but risk being a vegetable for life 😬 No matter what car you’re in, getting hit by a “flying semi” will leave you with more than a few scratches.
The echo was my favorite car that got rear ended at 330,000 miles as a delivery guy. At the time I chose food over oil changes most of it’s life. Weed the other years.
I bought the Toyota Echo brand new back in 2000 and gave it to my friend last year with 234,000 miles on it. He uses it to commute to work everyday and the engine still runs excellent because I always put synthetic oil in it since my first oil change.
Been driving an 07 Yaris sedan for the last 3 years going on 4. It's ugly, slow, uncomfortable, but it's good on gas and it's a damn tank. Originally bought it because I couldn't afford anything else at the time and I knew a Toyota wouldn't give me problems that I can't afford in the first place. But the thing is strong. I drive it like a maniac and it can handle all my beatings. I can literally name the repairs I've had to do for it since buying it. 1. Water pump which is usually replaced around the mileage I had. ($200) 2. Brakes (don't remember but it was cheap). 3. Shocks ($120) 4. Oil filter ($5). 5. Replaced stock radio because no Aux or Bluetooth ($70). That's it. The rest is all just oil changes.
@@jayislanderMy brother is driving it now lol. It's still going strong with no problems and regular maintenance. Drives his wife and kids around and drives it to work and back. Thing is a beast.
If I wreck in my Yaris, I don't want to survive it. This car is amazing and it's a unicorn. It's been the only car I've actually ever loved to drive and feel like I'm in tune with.
I had a 2009 Yaris 2 door hatchback I put 112,000 miles on with no issues at all. Had a kid and traded it in on a 2010 4 door hatchback that just hit 55,555 miles last night. Excellent cars that are so easy and enjoyable to drive!
Surprised to see Echo on the list. I currently drive one. Cheaply build... yes, for people who don't have a lot of money. Very reliable and cheap on gas.
2:00 that Yaris engine is very reliable and its still use today (2019). Proof you can't teach some old dogs new tricks 🐶😂. You want Yaris from 2012 to 2019 only.
I had a 2000 Celica. I loved that car. I never had any engine problems. It had 100,000 miles when I bought it, commuter miles, and I drove it 1/4 of the time, during only nice weather. The worst problem I had was that the AC leaked Freon and stopped recharging it after the second time. I sold it when I moved to Europe.
Been driving an 07 Yaris sedan for the last 3 years going on 4. It's ugly, slow, uncomfortable, but it's good on gas and it's a damn tank. Originally bought it because I couldn't afford anything else at the time and I knew a Toyota wouldn't give me problems that I can't afford in the first place. But the thing is strong. I drive it like a maniac and it can handle all my beatings. I can literally name the repairs I've had to do for it since buying it: 1. Water pump which is usually replaced around the mileage I had. ($200) 2. Brakes (don't remember but it was cheap). 3. Shocks ($120) 4. Oil filter ($5). 5. Replaced stock radio because no Aux or Bluetooth ($70). That's it. The rest is all just oil changes.
Shadow K they’re not as high as $500,000 not sure where you been looking at them but I see some for as low as $30,000 for a stock one and as high as $80,000 but those are fully modded though
Our family's car growing up was a 1990 Tercel. That car made some long road trips, and yes... it eventually died due to the issues Scotty mentioned, lol!
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M4 Supra fanboys:"nervous mumblings" is Scotty going to trash talk the supra,WHYYYYY!!!!!😭
M5 Supra fanboys:oh does this mean that the new Supra is reliable,yayyyy!!!🙌
You forgot a Yota pickup that was Diesel as well for us in the USA.
Did you said dry sump on the Yota 2zz uh uh uh the ones put on Yotas didn't have dry sump that was only on the Lotus along with the Supercharged and I can say after owning one they were ok the ones that blow the oil pump had poor maintenance plus of being abuse mine last as long as I wreck the vehicle.🤣🤣🤣
First time watching your videos and by golly, your editing is shocking. So many cuts, I thought you were having a seizure or something.
@@Carlos_Jzx Yeah, and Toyota also sold diesel 4Runners and Land Cruisers in the US back in the 1980s into the early 90s. But Scotty said diesel "cars", not pickups or SUVs.
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The worst of Toyota is the best of Chrysler
The Chrysler Viper(they sold them as Chrysler in the EU) is pretty good tho.
Lol, nooo. Chrysler is horrible, I know plenty of people that work in the nearby factory from home, they slack off a lot in their work. Chrysler is constantly laying off workers every few months from their factories.
@@cerisem7727 prolly for doing their job too well. Cant have any of that pesky quality in the final chrysler product
+JOE Geo Not everybody needs a family car.
mister_noodle wassup
My ex had a tercel. Shifted and ran great. The car just responded so well. I miss that car more than her 😭
Lmao!!!!!
I love that
Same story here mate, and I call her Shania (my Tercel, not my ex). I actually forgot my ex's name 😳
I AM DEAD LMAO
lkjyuiop lmao
My dad's 99 Corolla just hit 300k and still running like a camp unfortunately the C came off so now it's called Orolla lol
Take the o off so it says Rolla, some ppl call them rollas anyway lol
Love hearing this. I just bought a 99 VE corolla with 22K miles on it
My brother Corolla was the same till it was crashed in to best car ever bought a Rav 4 good luck
😂😂😂
Lol
I delivered pizzas in a 2002 Toyota Echo for years. Sadly, I retired it at 293k. It still ran, but needed emissions and brake work that would cost too much to justify. It was the absolute base model. My mom bought the cheapest new toyota on the showroom floor. Turned out to be an amazing investment. Even the lowest end Toyotas are more reliable than most other cars on the road.
Yep...still a Toyota!
292k miles is still very good. I rarely ever see cars with >180k miles.
@@sakhawatrahman4961, my 03 F150 has 340,000kms
yes am just trading in my 1999 23 year old one, starts first time every time. Great cars.
My 05 Toyota was in great shape other than the rear floor rotting out
Tercell / Turdcel
Echo / Yaris
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Early 2000s last Gen. Celia
Mega Crusier (Japan issue only)
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Uh oh Scotty didn’t receive his check in the mail again
Best comment
Checks are Old School. Toyota executes electronic funds wire transfers.
Francisco Gonzalez this week Toyota didn’t send him check, instead they send him a Turkey 🦃 and his not happy about it.
@@docjody8624 nah checks don't leave digital print🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@jcalzada74 He didn't get his briefcase full of cash.
The top 5 Toyotas Scotty would buy
1. 94 Celica
2. 94 Celica
3. 94 Celica
4. 94 Celica
5. 94 Tacoma but only 4 cylinder
94 Supra
All with a 5 speed.
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Maybe if I'm broke as F and hopeless I'd listen to Scotty.
My 93 Celica was pimp. Body rusted all the way through, the clutch is down to the nubs but the engine still Revs great at over 250,000 miles!
This is what happens when Toyota's late on their payments
CerauniusFornicatio hhhhh
Can’t believe he’s now bashing Toyota
He is just fair
Scotty Kilmer Is the Man of integrity.
And so called "jokes" accusing personal character are not jokes at all, they are just what they are...
Accuser of thy brethren.
Lol 😂
Scotty is a living Simpsons character
LMAO wow so accurate
More like king of the hill
Lol makes sense
lol 🤣
Wrong more like rick and morty.. listen to his voice.
Crazy thing is I've never seen an Echo/Yaris in a salvage yard unless it's been wrecked.
I got an echo 338k miles never left the family. Ya they don't have a ride like a Lexus but they run forever and get 45 to 55 mpg.
I'm the proud owner of a 2011 Yaris Sedan and I can attest to their reliability. Those cars were built to last.
You do not want to play demolition derby with them, you have to use some sense when driving. Ha ha.
@@charlesfranks1902 To be fair I don't want to play demolition derby with any car that I care about lol.
Yeah, I don't know about his complaint about the Yaris. I don't have one but people I know who do say its the most reliable car they've ever owned.
Toyota failed him when they stopped making the 1994 Celica.
Guess so!!
Dam that 1995 Celica.
Had an 03 Echo stick, for what it was, it was one of the best cars I've ever owned. 42 on the highway, 195,000, not a drop of oil. No major anything, not a rattle to be heard.
Yes...had an echo ...sold it 200k running great...best car for money...better than my other 6 Toyotas I had...made in Japan 100%.
My newer yaris had airbag recalls, water pump replaced in warranty paint faded on the roof too soon...great car too but I think the echo was a little better built...
@@reludennis Was the Yaris the rebadged Mazda 2?
@@VIDEOHEREBOB no..that is the yaris ia I believe.still a awesome money saver but seems the echo had better materials and paint..
@@VIDEOHEREBOB Not the older ones but the current one is.
i bought a used yaris for my son when he was a student. it had about 50000 miles on it. he finished his college while doing pizza delivery and drove it full time for last 6 years. that car has almost 200000 miles and still running excellent. his only expense was tires and a battery plus regular oil changes.
I don’t know how to thank this guy seriously, I have learned so much from his videos
Which car do u drive now ?
Me too!
Scotty Scotty, my 2007 Yaris is about to reach 300,000 miles with no issues.
dude its a hot box. :D
And my friends bmw x5, went to " transmission fail" at 130k, in a Highway!
I had mine for 11 years with no issues. I bought it brand new. I now have a 2020 Rav4 XLE.
No legroom.
Yaris gud
I drove an 02 Echo for 7 years. One of the most dependable vehicles I’ve ever owned. Only sold it, to buy a new car when I came into a bit of money. That car would’ve lasted me for years and years and more years to come. I’ll cherish the good memories we shared.
Yamaha makes great musical instruments.
And great motorcycles.
And sound systems
And snowmobiles.
...and furniture.
Like the Lexus LFA engine you mean? that yould be considered a musical instrument
I respectfully disagree about the ECHO. There are many with over 100 and 200K miles. It's getting harder to find lower mileage good ones.
200k is nothing 😂 wonder why there's none with a million 🥱
@@rickshiandmoku4128 there is one in Canada with a million kilometres
Bought my echo with 165000 for 1500... Now 120000 miles later...still purring with only battery and belt replaced
@@rickshiandmoku4128 I thought I saw a RUclips of a guy either hitting 500K or 1 million miles. Ahh, 1 million Km (621K miles). guys name is Markku Lankimaki.
@@charlesfranks1902 In my country Dacia Logan with 1.4 and 1.6 gasoline and LPG ,has about 2 millions km ox taxi services,running mostly on LPG.... Toyota is a great car,but reliability (costs/km) ,is on Dacia's yard!
Owned a 2000 Yaris that gave to my son and he still drives with 278,000 miles. I own a 2009 Yaris with 120,000 miles and still going strong. Take care of them and they’ll take care of you.
Still own the 09?
Wonder how many calories he burns a day waving those arms around reminds me of CP30 lol
nope, i think that's where he gets energy from.. like a windmill.. LOL
Probably 10 calories at most
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I disagree on the Yaris part. Have had one for 8 Years, put 120,000 km. Never had 1 single problem. Drives the same as new. I own a 2019 Mustang GT and a 2015 acura Tlx and still cant get rid of that Yaris... has been too good to me and love it
Update
We had a Tercel when I was a little kid. That thing never broke or ran bad. It always started up and never needed anything beyond just the basic oil changes and small regular things
Well in my country Panama you still saw Toyota Tercel running fine in the streets today's. And those cars got more than 500k kms and still counting.
@@egads2 those Toyota was well made.
I wrenched on many Tercels when I was a Toyota technician years ago, most of what I did on them was scheduled maintenance.
The ones that needed major repairs were due to lack of maintenance and bad owners that neglected their vehicles.
And they're super easy to work on if they do need anything.
I had a 93 tercel. Best car i ever had
You forgot the 2020 supra, oh sorry I forgot that you said “the worst cars MADE by toyota”.
Oh....GOOD ONE. Shame on Toyota. BMW imposter
You mean the... BMW Supra?
I don't get why Toyota would associate their quality brand name with BMW (beating my wallet) garbage quality over time
Toyota Zupra
Exactly, I was happy hearing a possible 2JZ successor. Nope! BMW crap.
Scotty: Toyota made bad cars too!
Toyota: We will make the grills bigger!
Irixion Toyota. And we'll slap weaker door handles onem
Scotty. Ahhhhhhh!!!
BMW: Hold my Weissbier.
Toyota made in the USA is not good. I only buy the one they made in Japan.
Nkajlem Cha agreed ! Those Made in USA Toyota cars everything cheap components, lower cost interior materials everywhere, careless workmanship..........
@@hmoob8726 Exactly
My 1990 Tercel was the most reliable car I ever owned. Had it 11 years. Only problem was original battery died and timing belt repair. In 11 years spent less than $1,000 on maintenance and repairs and that includes new tires. Started burning oil really bad around 160k. Donated it to charity at $175k only because I had to move overseas but it ran fine.
All the people defending the Echo in the comments make me happy.
0:18 LOL when he mentions the claims of being paid off by Toyota, shows 20s and singles
The Toyota Echo was, is and will always be an AMAZING little car. I used to not like them but if you're a tall guy, they are incredibly roomy.
Do you still have one?
@@dashingmay Of course! Runs like new!
That’s awesome, bout to pick one up with 140k miles for 2,000.
It’s been about 8 months sense you type this, how she running now of days?
I liked mine. My knee rested on the point of the radio housing. I didn't like that part.
Is it really that roomy to drive for someone who is 6.3 ft tall 260 lbs?
In 1980 I advised a friend to buy a Tercel. She was looking for cheap new car that was easy on gas. The Tercel fit the bill and ran OK for her, but we were living on the east coast of Canada and the exposure to salt air caused it within three years to be badly rusted.
Noooo. Take the echo off this list ! I love my little 2002 echo- How can a car that averages 300k miles be on a “ you’d be stupid to buy “ list.???
Owned 2 ECHOs both over 300,000 KLMS, no major repairs! I am a big guy and it is a hell of alot easier access vs the corolla. Awsum gas mileage
Feel like I am on a boat watching Scott talks
J M Toyota actually made waterski boats: Epic
Seagull call at 5:22 lol
I started watching this video while sitting in my two door 97 tercel. 😤
Other then it & my previous tercel being oil burners on the highway, I think they're amazing cars. I've done many +12hr days of driving across the canadian prairies, & the US year round in my tercel. Parts last seemingly forever on them, they're simple, & boringly reliable.
1. Toyota Tercel
2. Toyota Echo/Yaris
3. Toyota Camry with a Turbo Diesel (Old Discontinued)
4. Early 2000s Toyota Celica with the 2zzGE engine
5. Toyota Mega Cruiser - only sold in Japan
First new car I bought was a 93 Tercel - standard shift / no radio / no air conditioner. Was proud of that car. It was a good for us, but it was horrible in the summer! I also miss buying tires for $40/each.
Scotty my uncle flipped his tercel on it’s side still runs great drives it for 2-3 hour drives few times a week daily’s it as well !
My friend broke the frame of his Tacoma with over 400,000 miles on it while off roading and still drove it every day for another two years while he shopped for a replacement.
TV show dropped one from a chopper and it still ran and drove...barely. 😁 😂
I've had my Yaris for over 9 years now and it runs well, no problems. It gets very good gas mileage and didn't need to get new brakes until this year which is unheard of.
Agree, I have a 2010 2dr hatch. Not sexy, but simple and solid. No problems with it. Great gas saver. The Brakes are the best thing about it.
Everyone who has a yaris talks about the reliability.
@@tmac8892 , Still have my Yaris, still doing very well. Nothing ever goes wrong with it so far.
Yep, same here. Never had a problem with my old Yaris. 50 to the gallon (UK miles), tax is £110, I'm 6ft 1. just about fits me! Mine has never broken down, just had a set of Mitchelins and the rear springs were replaced after a holidayin Scotland (I didn't notice a problem, done when serviced).
@@jonathanstephenson4709 , It is two year later and my Yaris is still Great.
had a 2010 yaris for 7 years, so far had to replace the fan belt and a headlight. great little car with a lot of room in the hatch back. and great mileage .
Wierd flex 🔥👌
YEAH YARIS GANG
Amazing longevity and cheap price
I'm a fan of the small Toyota cars.
I had a 2002 Toyota Echo (automatic transmission, 2dr coupe, manual windows) for like 80,000 miles (80k-160,000mi roughly) before I wrecked it and it was reliable cheap transportation. Plus I left the accident uninjured.
Currently own a 2010 Toyota Yaris and it's also a very reliable cheap car. Plus it's a manual transmission 2dr hatchback with power windows, so the perfect upgrade as far as I'm concerned.
Accident death gang
I work with a guy that has a manual echo with 450 thousand miles on it... trans rebuilt once. Seems like a decent car to me.
I'll never forget the Echo. That plastic dipstick. What a fantastic idea.
I usually agree with Scotty but his comments on the Yaris I am having a hard time with. I have bought 3 Yaris vehicles. A 2006 for my daughter, a 2009 and 2012 and all were mechanically excellent cars. The all had the same engine and transmission. I never had a second of mechanical problems out of any of them. There was plenty of room in the engine compartments to do work on them but I never had to change a belt, replace any engine component, or have any repairs. I would buy another one in a heartbeat if I was looking for an inexpensive car to drive a lot of miles.
My daughter loves her 2012 Toyota Yaris sedan!
RIGHT I’m kinda mad bout my 08 Yaris being on his list! I thought any was talking about but apparently he doesn’t. I’ve got 84,000 miles on mine it’s 15 years old. I’ve never had to do a damn thing to it I get 400 miles to 11 gallons of gas cost me like $30 to fill the damn thing at $3.20 a gallon Can’t beat that
Still got ?
@@jayislander yes I drive 100 miles a day for work in it
@@jessewynne8193 just got a 09
My friends Toyota Echo 01 has almost 560,000 miles. 😂 I hope my 2017 Corolla can get to that point!!
I have to disagree with you about the Yaris.I have a 09 and I love it!! It’s great on gas and have not had any issues at all.Thanks for all of your awesome videos!!!!
My father has a Echo manual. Ride was recent for what it is. He put 200k. There valve seals go bad. It burns oil now but no smoke. It's not a leak.
He's not using it. But he plans to leave it in Florida and do seals himself later.
you are completely WRONG about the Echo. Great car.
True
For the next vid :
5 Toyotas I would buy
1:1994 Celica
2:1994 Celica
3:1994 Celica
4:1994 Celica
5:1994 Celica
Don’t know why he loves and brags about that car so much. He drives it about 500 miles a year. 239K miles on a car is not that uncommon. Scotty is the definition of cognitive bias
@GM Motor Company it automatically does that when it thinks you're mentioning a point in the video
"This Toyota changed EVERYTHING"
@GM Motor Company question can you make quality cars and trucks plz 🙏
@GM Motor Company What Carter said
I owned a 94 tercel and my sister had a 92 tercel. Both had over 250k miles. We owned them for about 5 years each and never once broke down. I used to do 400 mile round trip every weekend while in college. It was a terrible car to drive but it never let me down.
I have to make a confession, I have gone on Autotrader and looked for a 1998/99 Celica. The Toyota that I always wanted was that Supra Turbo from 1988-90. I'm not too fond of turbos but the engine and transmission in those were fail safe.
2008 Yaris, synthetic oil changes every 12k miles. only changed timing belt once, plugs once, tires and brakes each 80k miles. 270k miles on it... just gave it to a family member
Got an 2005 Echo. No complaints, it's a stick shift. I'm keeping it.
I've owned my 2008 Yaris since I bought it new in 2008. It has 120,000 miles on it right now, and still drives like it did the day I bought it. You could let go of the steering wheel, and it drives straight as an arrow. I paid $16k for a car I've owned for almost 14 years. Only thing it ever needed was water pump, fuel pump and then regular maintenance items like brakes, battery and tires. It's been the best car I've EVER owned. I always thought Scotty knew what he was talking about. I guess not.
Same here, Quickblade. Sometimes I think Scotty just likes to hear himself talk. He's way off on the Echo/Yaris. My Yaris is the most reliable car I've ever owned. It's an amazing subcompact....
Same here I have a 08 with 84k miles thing gets 400 miles to tank of gas 11 gal cost me $28 bucks to fill at $3.20 a gal
Idk can’t beat that!
And car is 15 yrs old runs like new
Still own ?
@@dannyboy882 year?
@@jessewynne8193 still got?
I had a 08 Yaris bought it for $2000
I beat the hell out of it and it still ran great had over 200k miles on it
Honestly the best car I ever had opposing Subarus and one Ford fiesta 🤮(DO NOT BUY)
I have a 2015 Yaris i just bought a couple weeks ago and have already put over 1000 miles on it. (Over 80k on it now) So far the little bugger is an absolute pleasure to drive!!! Everything feels quality made and I just love the fact that I still have a key and just the simplicity of it. Thank you TOYOTA for building just a great basic car without all the extra crap 👍
I have a 2007 Yaris with 1.4 d4d engine,has 250.000 km and working perfect!
I just bought a 08 Yaris with 1.5 L 4 speed automatic with 84k miles at 15 yrs old and car is amazing yea it’s basic but pretty fast for a little car. And I got 400 miles to 11 gallons of gas.
Idk y Scotty’s saying Yaris is crap cuz I did my research before buying and nothing bad except peeling clear coat and paint
But mechanically there’s reviews people raving that they’re getting 300 to 400,000 miles with low maintenance
So I’ve got my fingers crossed I’ve only had it a week now!
@@jessewynne8193 I've only had mine about 3 weeks now but I think we're both in good shape and are gonna be very happy with our Toyotas in the years to come 👍
Bought an 09 Yaris 3dr 5spd 1.5L brand new. Still my favorite car I've ever owned
So I’ve this car for little over a month now and my only complaint is on the highway going 75-80 MPH I’m at 3k rpm’s which seems normal but I can hear that engine/transmission just going in that 4th gear makes it seem like loud road noise but it’s more engine noise. I’m sure it’d be much quieter if it had a 5th gear or overdrive
I’ve taken it 90-100mph
No issue no struggle or stress tack shows 3,500 RPM -normal for being in 4th
But as soon as I let off the gas it drops to 60-65 pretty quickly
I believe it cuz it’s stressing on that 4th gear even tho it doesn’t seem like it at 3k -3,5k RPM
And my electric gas gadge
Shows 2 bars then next start up has 1 flashing bar..and couple start up later it’s back at 2 bars.
Drive 50 miles and it’s on 1 flashing bar…goes back n fourth.
So I end up filling it and stops at 9 gals in a 11.5 gal tank.
What??? The Starlet and the Yaris (as the world knows them), are bad cars??? You must have discerner engine on the ones sold in the US because here in Europe they are among the most reliable cars ever. Most of them are still on the road going strong.
Hi Scotty, about the Toyota Echo: Being ugly IS a physical problem! A HUUUUUUGE one!
I loved my Tercel 😊 it started using oil at 150k miles but still ran great at 360k miles when I finally sold it 🤗
Rev up your Toyota, because they can handle it!
*Honda
Louis Subearth Not those 1.5l motors. Most of everything else in Honda sure thing!
With my 2ZZGE swapped MR2, I installed a baffled oil pan and upgraded the oil pump gears to billet ones, which fixed the 2 main issues with the engine scotty mentioned. Of course, it's no 94 celica... 😂
How many kilometres have you been running with it?
SW20..?🤓
I bought a new 2008 Toyota Yaris hatchback with the automatic transmission. I'm still driving it with 189 thousand miles. Never a problem and still going strong.
Update
Scotty
My 1995 Toyota Tercel has over 375K miles on it with it it was hit in the rear by a full size pickup completely smashing in the trunk . I crawled out unhurt. Original engine AND clutch!!! Driven all over the western states I found it to be reasonably comfortable on trips. I thinks the 1995-97 models with the 16 valve engine were equal to the contemporary Corolla in reliability.
That megacruizer was primarily used for military operations by Japan and the US. They didn’t need to parallel park the thing.
It’s a cool vehicle
That sounds like the Mega Cruiser is more valuable than the Delorean.
They are extremely rare, 149 ever produced, and have four wheel steering and portal axles
@@louiearmstrong wow, than is nuts.
Echo/Yaris BAD? Scotty you just took your first L ... Echo & Yaris are great reliable cars + they are extremely cheap & easy too fix!
5. Toyota Tercel. (Oil burners plus gpod gas mileage.)
4. Toyota Echo/Yaris. (Worse quality than Tercel.)
3. Toyota Camry (Turbo Diesel turds.)
2. Toyota Celica early 2000s w/Yamaha 2ZZGE engine.
1. Toyota Mega Cruiser (Japan only "Hummer" equivalent).
I had one of those last generation Celicas. Scotty nailed that one. It was a cheap car inside and out. I wasted no time dumping that car as a trade-in for a Tundra before it had a chance to fall apart. I still remember how bad the ride on the road was. My girlfriend even called it a beer can.
When Toyota's worst is still better than GM and Chrysler's best.
True🇯🇵
If a semi comes flying at me, I’d honestly rather be in the Echo and instantly die than be in a rugged SUV and potentially survive but risk being a vegetable for life 😬
No matter what car you’re in, getting hit by a “flying semi” will leave you with more than a few scratches.
The echo was my favorite car that got rear ended at 330,000 miles as a delivery guy. At the time I chose food over oil changes most of it’s life. Weed the other years.
I bought the Toyota Echo brand new back in 2000 and gave it to my friend last year with 234,000 miles on it. He uses it to commute to work everyday and the engine still runs excellent because I always put synthetic oil in it since my first oil change.
My 2003 Corolla had over four hundred thousand miles and still runs great. Except for normal maintenance, I've only replaced one rear wheel bearing.
Even the BEST of the best make mistakes.
No doubt
I paid 1000 for a tercel.....put 100k on it and never dropped a cent.
Yeah, that's good value for the money.
Your doing God’s work. Your input influenced me to by my reliable low mile Camry. I’m satisfied.
I'm hooked on this guy's videos and I don't even own a Toyota! Also love that the interior of his garage has more junk than mine...
I loved my Yaris. Had it for 6 years and nothing went wrong.
My brother has had his Yaris since 2009. 0 problems. The only problem is it’s an old lady car
Been driving an 07 Yaris sedan for the last 3 years going on 4. It's ugly, slow, uncomfortable, but it's good on gas and it's a damn tank. Originally bought it because I couldn't afford anything else at the time and I knew a Toyota wouldn't give me problems that I can't afford in the first place. But the thing is strong. I drive it like a maniac and it can handle all my beatings. I can literally name the repairs I've had to do for it since buying it.
1. Water pump which is usually replaced around the mileage I had. ($200)
2. Brakes (don't remember but it was cheap).
3. Shocks ($120)
4. Oil filter ($5).
5. Replaced stock radio because no Aux or Bluetooth ($70).
That's it. The rest is all just oil changes.
@@Revolution-bp2kj update
@@jayislanderMy brother is driving it now lol. It's still going strong with no problems and regular maintenance. Drives his wife and kids around and drives it to work and back. Thing is a beast.
@@Revolution-bp2kj nice just got a 09 1.3 two months ago has 110,000km rn
Your Christmas present was just put on hold today. Akio Toyoda.
The edit on these pictures Are Legendary
I’d take reliability over fuel economy any day of the week.
Yessir
With a 2008 Yaris hatchback you get both superb reliability and great gas mileage.
Every car manufacturers has unreliable car models, but most of Toyota models are reliable or very reliable.
Agreed
I'm in the UK, half the cars are not available here yet I still love to watch Scotty a video 👍
“Live free or die.” Amen!
If I wreck in my Yaris, I don't want to survive it. This car is amazing and it's a unicorn. It's been the only car I've actually ever loved to drive and feel like I'm in tune with.
Mine is good, but a little more legroom would be nice.
Why you so beautiful?😊
how i wish someone put a beat to this.and turned this video into a hip hop video
Lmfaoooo
Hey I have a 2008 Toyota Yaris and its great. Cheap to fix, runs for ever, park it anywhere, and no one fucks with it.
I had a 2009 Yaris 2 door hatchback I put 112,000 miles on with no issues at all. Had a kid and traded it in on a 2010 4 door hatchback that just hit 55,555 miles last night. Excellent cars that are so easy and enjoyable to drive!
Still got ?
Surprised to see Echo on the list. I currently drive one. Cheaply build... yes, for people who don't have a lot of money. Very reliable and cheap on gas.
2:00 that Yaris engine is very reliable and its still use today (2019). Proof you can't teach some old dogs new tricks 🐶😂. You want Yaris from 2012 to 2019 only.
As soon as I saw the thumbnail of the 4th gen Toyota Supra, I was surprised you didn't mention it.
Because it's not the 5th gen Supra
Bálint Török It's the engine that made it famous because you can build the hell out of em.
@Bálint Török there is one online for sale 55,000 km for $499,000
I had a 2000 Celica. I loved that car. I never had any engine problems. It had 100,000 miles when I bought it, commuter miles, and I drove it 1/4 of the time, during only nice weather. The worst problem I had was that the AC leaked Freon and stopped recharging it after the second time. I sold it when I moved to Europe.
Cant believe im going to disagree with Scotty. My mom still drives her 2000 echo with 198,000 miles, that car just wont die.
I am a proud owner of a 2014 yaris and the car is wonderful it runs great and it has a great turn radius..
Oh boy, as soon as you said Camry my heart sank. I just bought a used 2019 Camry. Luckily you then said exactly that car as being a vast improvement
Right!! I have a Camry 😬
Where’s the 2019 Toyota Supra on this list
Alleycat 31 that’s because it’s the best toyota so far :))
Should be #1
@@crisdlcruz145 it's pretty much BMW made right?
@@swishpronoob that's what I've heard yea
I dont get why toyota would put their history of reliability on the line with bmw
strange really
That's BMW that's why is not on the list🤣🤣🤣🤣
Been driving an 07 Yaris sedan for the last 3 years going on 4. It's ugly, slow, uncomfortable, but it's good on gas and it's a damn tank. Originally bought it because I couldn't afford anything else at the time and I knew a Toyota wouldn't give me problems that I can't afford in the first place. But the thing is strong. I drive it like a maniac and it can handle all my beatings. I can literally name the repairs I've had to do for it since buying it:
1. Water pump which is usually replaced around the mileage I had. ($200)
2. Brakes (don't remember but it was cheap).
3. Shocks ($120)
4. Oil filter ($5).
5. Replaced stock radio because no Aux or Bluetooth ($70).
That's it. The rest is all just oil changes.
4:03 Oh boi here comes Scotty and his Celicas
The Toyota Yaris is still better than a Chevy Cruze.
Cruze is a disposable car.
@@partymanau i have one Cruze First gen 1.8L, 8 years and not a single problem. I take care of him, he take care of my Family.
The Supra is my all time favorite Toyota
Who doesn't want a M4 Supra
I’m partial to the Celica gt-4.
We wanted one but the prices keeps being out of reach for one now. A fully stock one now is $500,000 from it's original price $31,000
Shadow K they’re not as high as $500,000 not sure where you been looking at them but I see some for as low as $30,000 for a stock one and as high as $80,000 but those are fully modded though
@@Jonathan-pr1wo from ideal media and Cargurus
Our family's car growing up was a 1990 Tercel. That car made some long road trips, and yes... it eventually died due to the issues Scotty mentioned, lol!
I had a sage green Tercel that burnt oil and was scary to be a passenger on the highway. My whole family applauded the day I sold it!