3 Most Reliable Trucks Available New In 2024 - 2 Toyotas And One Is A Turbo!
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- 3 Most Reliable Trucks Available New In 2024 - 2 Toyotas And One Is A Turbo!
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2018 4 Runner going strong...runs like its new!
And will be doing the same thing 20 years from now. Great truck!
This was the main reason why i waited to buy my brand new 2023 TRD Sport.The best 3rd gen
Smart decision and beautiful truck
2023 Tacoma trd pro owner here! Love it. She’s my pavement princess! I’ll own it next 20 years
And it will last atleast that long. Such a great truck
@@SamkoWorkShop I’ll baby it haha.
Keep up the great content!
Thank you
I agree that’s why I will never sell my 2021 Tacoma TRD off road 4x4 I absolutely love it !
Dont blame ya! I wouldnt sell it either. Fantastic truck
The Tacoma Four-cylinder turbo will never go 300,000 miles the six cylinder that they got rid of will. Coupled with the fact Among other reasons that the trucks cost $50,000 now is going to be the death blow of the Tacoma unless Toyota makes radical changes
I agree with everything you are saying. I do think the new tacoma is a great truck though. But you hit on key points that can not be denied
Won’t be too quick to judge, the bulletproof Hilux in our markets outside USA had a 4 cylinder turbo 2.7 liter petrol engine for decades. That has been quite reliable and even though discontinued in some markets in favour of the equally reliable 2.8 turbo 4 cylinder diesel, it lives on in markets such as Saudi Arabia. I reckon it’s a good move Toyota didn’t go with the new less reliable V6. Also other than maybe current owners, no one would want the less power and more thirsty V6 in the previous gen Tacoma. I haven’t heard many issues with the 2.4 from other Toyota products, so why would it have issues in the Tacoma.
@@braalo07 with all due respect, the Six cylinder Toyota engine that was discontinued after 2023 is a bulletproof engine ,That typically goes well over 300,000 miles. And does have more than adequate performance . Let’s all wait time will tell we will wait and see what happens a year from now once these engines have had time and miles to Prove their reliability or not
@@JamesG77733 well unless you’re from the future you can’t claim the four cylinder turbo can’t make 300,000 miles. Henceforth I’m telling you the current similar engines in Toyota’s other midsize truck held up well. I’m telling you because I know those similar engines have been bulletproof. Believe me that based on what I see trucks in Australia, Africa and Middle East see more abuse than the USA based on harsher terrain, agricultural use and military use. With the Taco, perhaps the hybrid setup my affect longevity but not all Tacomas have hybrid engines
4Runner is number one bro
Not if you need a truck bed
Jason, I see your logic on preferring midsize & HD over full-size; thanks for sharing the perspective. However, for someone that a full size fits their lifestyle better at the moment, to the best of your knowledge, how do you feel about the RAM TRX platform for longterm ownership?
The tex is an amazing truck. And right now is the time to buy. You can get them for 10k under msrp whereas 6 months ago they were 10k over. It is an excellent truck and in my opinion once it's gone and the v8s are all gone in a few years the value and demand for the trx will be huge. It's a top tier, top shelf truck that would be a smart buy right now in my opinion.
Nissan Frontier should be on this list.
It's right there at the top as well. Love the frontier
The biggest flaw / issue with the Frontier is that it's a Nissan. Everything that carries a Nissan badge is horrible in quality and reliability.
Since when? Toyotas are overpriced junk now.
@@Member_1115 except their truck lineup. The Titan, Armada, Frontier are solid trucks
@@PaulFugate-cc7mn Do your research. Read up on Consumer Reports, Edmunds, etc. Kelly Blue Book depreciation/resale values also tell the story. As for Toyota's being junk... Ok sure, but compared to what? Speak on what other car company you're comparing it to. Otherwise, if you don't offer comparisons, then we'll take it for what it's worth... Just YOUR opinion.
I would have put a forward slash behind 4Runner and added Frontier but other than that I completely agree. People sleep on the Ram 2500 and frankly I'm surprised how many people go to F250s which are the worst HD truck sold.
Yep frontier is right up there too
Well, this four-cylinder turbo engine is a very very complicated engine with a lot of hoses a lot ofmoving parts, a lot of connections, a lot of vacuum parts, a lot of computer, modules, etc. etc. you cannot compare that to the naturally aspirated six-cylinder engine that it is replacing as for longevity time will tell
That is very true. And kinda the point of the video. If you want a long lasting trouble free vehicle right now , buy one of these 3.
My brother just bought a new Ram 3500 Cummins.
outstanding truck!
What do you think of the RAM 2500 6.4 HEMI? Thinking of one for for my next truck. Don't really tow much, and I was thinking of the Power Wagon for some off-roading.
The power wagon is pure 100% badassery! Love that truck. Always have always will. Needs bigger tires in today's world but love the hemi too
keeping my 2014 JGC for as long as I can, probably just put in a new engine if the foundation is still good in another 10-20 years.
All I really want is a reliable 4x4 SUV without the bullshit technology no EV, no hybrid, no turbos, no infotainment or LCD screens. I want an analog dash.
I will end up getting a camel in the end.
Yep simple is my flavor too
Had a 17 Tacoma limited 4x4. Could have got the 24. I got the 23 off road 4x4. Truck + 4 cylinder + turbo does not = reliability. Great video.
I think the 23 was the smart decision today. And congratulations on such a great truck
100% agree on the Tacoma but the quirks make that truck horrible to drive! Couldn’t wait to get rid of my 2023 TRD off-road!!!
Yep, but still a king of reliability. And a great buy for anyone that wants to keep a truck for 15 or 20 years.
I think the Tundra 5.7 is the best 1/2 ton truck ever built.
Not available new anymore so can't be on this list. But agree 100%
24 Taco with V6 option would be great.
Would be ok to try 2.4t but not for $ they asking for it and keep my insurance policy '15 Taco 4.0, but since cant have both in todays economy will stick to what i have. And I think I'm not alone in this. Sales figures show it.
Love the 2nd gen and the 4.0
I'd like to buy a 2024 4Runner but wish it was a bit more capable in the towing department. Not sure it would like pulling 3500 lbs once or twice a week.
With my 23 4 runner I have pulled my 3000 pound enclosed trailer across country from Michigan to Georgia 4 times and also pulled 2 uhaul trailers and regularly pull my boat. The 4 runner tows excellent.
@SamkoWorkShop from what I've read, the owner's manual recommends staying under 65 mph while towing in the 3500 lb range. I am used to towing at 80 or so.
@@johnnyhonda4404 I tow at 75 with mine all the time keeping up with traffic. Does great
@SamkoWorkShop that's a good data point. Thank you.
Agree 100%. I would include the GX460 while new ones are still on the lots. The new Toyotas built in Japan will probably have a slight advantage over everything else. All other Toyotas will be average reliability.
Yeo toyota is now built like everything else. Disposable and over priced. Sad times. But still a couple great option available for a little while anyway.
I thought RAM HD had one of the worst transmissions, is that not the case anymore? Great engine though 👍🏻
The asin is an amazing Trans. Even the ram trans in the 2500 is great. Had that in my 2019 2500 and zero complaints. Many many many people with 3 4 and 500k miles on them
My 3rd gen tacoma is rock solid. I was sad to see what they did to it for 2024. The new one is absolute garbage. I'm glad mine is super reliable cause I will be keeping it forever.
The 3rd gen is a great truck that will last forever.
The Hemi has had a huge amount of problems, including the now ongoing Hemi “ tick”
Every engine has had huge problems. But I specifically said ram 2500 with the Cummins. That truck has over 100 of them with million miles on them.
@@SamkoWorkShop Do you believe the 2024 Tacoma is much more unreliable, or its just the switching from the v-6 is worse , and you don’t believe the 4 can hold up? I have had. several 4 cyl in the older smaller pick up models, but wasn’t sure if the weight of a midsize would be a problem in the long run?
@TheBandit59 I believe the tacoma will be a great truck eventually. But I don't trust it yet as it's not proven and I definitely don't trust toyota anymore. I hope they can get back on track as a company but they are so full of problems, scandal, and bs and they treat their customers like garbage with allocation only purchases, stupid mandatory add ons, high prices, and short cuts.
But maybe in a couple years I'd buy one again if they get their crap back together.
@@SamkoWorkShop thank you
Any quality vehicle will last if you truly take care of it. Drive it like you care, undercoat it, regular oil changes. I’ve seen what many consider unreliable vehicles go 200k plus miles. The owner has so much to do with it.
Care definitely has alot to do with longevity as does maintenance
Its all how you take care of your vehicle
That does help
Well…I know it’s different. But the 2.8 turbo diesel in the Hilux is even more reliable than the 4.0. I’m just saying that Toyota just need time to bulletproof the IForceMax. The outrageous pricing is another discussion
We can't get the hilux here so it doesn't fit in my top 3.
Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦 and great show ! I got the last year of the 4Runner ( 2024 ) before the redesign , and I am glad I made the decision to get the 5th generation 4Runner because I don't think the new 6th generation will be as reliable as the 5th generation .😊
Agree 100%. Smart move on a great truck!
You won't need another vehicle for basically like forever
@@itsallminor6133 100% agree with that statement
Agree with everything you said. Not because I'm a Toyota fanboy but because I can't afford to buy a new truck every 3-5 years. I bought my 2023 Tacoma TRD Off Road 18 months ago to replace a 17 year old 4Runner that was unfortunately totaled in a collision or I would still own it today. I'm getting a little long in the tooth and wanted a truck to outlast me and could think of nothing else besides the Tacoma. Yes it has all the little idiosyncrasies you mentioned but it hasn't bothered me one bit because of what my expectations are for the truck. This truck has hauled dirt, concrete, gravel at over max loads, pulled a trailer, equipped with overloading gear at near max load, gone on off road trails in Moab and Colorado Rockies and not one single issue. Keep it completely stock and will only upgrade the tires when the time comes. You nailed it by calling future vehicles being made as disposable. That's exactly what is going on. The price point will be so expensive that it will force people to lease (rent). People will no longer be able to afford to "own" a vehicle. Unfortunately I see that happening with homes as well. The only thing that will bring me and those like me is when they artificially raise the price of gas so high we won't be able to drive our gas powered vehicle. I hope that doesn't happen in my lifetime but it's coming real quick. Also you explained perfectly why to skip the light duty truck and go directly to the HD.
So happy to hear your loving your truck! It is sad that the days of quality and reliability are gone now. Times are changing. And I don't think they are changing for the better.
4Runner is Apocalyptic
It sure will survive anything you throw at it
Also have a Ram 3500 6.7HO.
Agree 100
I know people say it’s not a real truck but what about a Honda Ridgeline?
It's definitely a real truck and a great one. But I could only pick 3. Ridgeline would be right up there too
Well anybody with a brain and common sense, the new 2024 Tacoma; I.e. “TINyota” is and will be a disposable and throwaway vehicle. Glad and love my 2022 Tacoma TRD PRO❤️ and will literally drive it til the wheels fall off. 👌🏻👍🏻😁
Agree your 22 Ted pro will last forever and always hold value
@@SamkoWorkShop For sure 👍🏻. Love your honesty and accurate facts my friend!👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻
@@deantrainr thanks
You can drive that truck until the wheels fall off and somebody will still buy it from you and put the wheels back on. I recently sold a 5th gen. Civic to a young man and he was thrilled to get it with (only) 170k miles.
@@Scroll_Lock 100% agree with the 3rd gen Tacoma BUT the 4th gen rhinoceros truck? NEGATORY GHOSTRIDER!!😳
Sorry, but the Allison and the Duramax by far are the most reliable in the big domestic trucks
Gm builds a nice HD truck
I hope you’re incorrect on your predictions. All new models will have teething problems but I think the car companies will rectify all problems.
Hope I'm wrong to. But I doubt it
That's assuming that longevity was one of the original parameters before they started designing the new vehicles. It wasn't. The majority of people don't keep their vehicle more than 5 years and the manufacturers know that.
@Scroll_Lock very good point. And agree all manufacturers are making vehicles disposable today.
I know with 1 or 2 examples do not represent a brand as a whole, but my work buys Ram 2500 4x4's with 6.4l Hemi engines and they have given us great service over the years. Last one I turned in had 186k HARD work miles with lots of idle times and heavy hauling in Hot Texas weather. In a new 2024 same truck features and so far so good. The 6.4l Hemi engines have been really reliable in our fleet of work trucks. I say this becaus there are very few left naturally aspirated with no turbos. The Rams with 6.4 are decent the 5.7l was more problematic.I agree with the Tacoma, and I would add Nissan Frontier still no turbos and naturally aspirated V6 for the best possible price.
Agree 100%. Rams are drama free and very well made. Last 6 or 8 years ram has been outstanding
@@SamkoWorkShop Our business hauls 400 gallons of water over Oil and Gas lease roads. Lots of slow 4mph 10-14 hour days slow spraying, hauling Kawasaki Mules around as well. They are abused pretty bad and not every driver maintains them the same and for what we put them through I have to say even with a few hiccups they are probably the most reliable truck out now at least the 6.4l engine. They are comfortable to drive too. I cannot say they are better than the 10 speeds GM and Ford run as far as hauling capacity, but I do know they get the work we need done and do it reliable. I do not care if one brand can haul slightly more or not if it gets the job needed done its good.
@JasPlun a truck being used as a truck and as a tool should be. There is a reason 9 out of 10 hot shot truckers choose ram and I agree 100% with you. They play hard work hard have the interior that makes cadillac drool and they are drama and headache free.
Went to test drive the new Taco and bought a 4Runner. The Taco was a disappointment.
Why
4 runner is an amazing truck
@@itsallminor6133 The new Taco raddled with all the heat shields when you start it. The suspension was very bouncy, cheep interior and hard seats .
@@timlawson3630thanks
Agree 1000%! I felt the same with other negative things I noticed with the 2024 Tacoma and absolutely NEVER felt an “aha moment” driving this new 4-cylinder piece of @&$#!! Sorry fanboys& fangals but I refuse to agree with anyone trying to sell me swamp land in Florida 😳
2023 Tacoma? I rather choose the new Nissan Frontier over the Tacoma anyday of the week.
Frontier is a great truck at a great price
USA is an easy target,
-people are easy to fool.
-auto industry is highly complex
I have a 2019 4Runner. This was the last year you could buy it without adaptive cruise and lane search. Which I didn’t want because of the modifications I was going to make. I took a good look at the new 2025 4Runner. I think I’m going to keep mine forever if possible.
I would give the new 4 runner a couple years to prove itself before I invested the kind of money they are asking for it
"they last long time"
- Japanese
Here here’s a video idea: why is Stellantis such a bad company?
That would be a great video. I should make it. Lots to talk about too. I love jeep and ram tremendously, but I can nit stand stellantis. Wish jeep and ram would be bought out or break off from stellantis.
@@SamkoWorkShop I would bet that thousands would watch that video
Fiat + Peugeot = Stellantis
Greed. Money. Shareholders.
@Coyote5555 I will see about making one soon. Rhanks for the great suggestion and idea
Nissan > Dodge
Both are great
The reason to buy a half ton truck is the better ride quality, better optioned. Half tons have steadily increased towing and payload capacity as well. Better mpg.
I would still get a HD truck over a half ton though.
Full size market is too saturated for my taste and the value is better in midsize and hd. In my opinion. In mind size and HD I can make money on a new truck. Can't do that in a fullsize very well with how saturated. So I don't mess with full size anymore. 2018 was my last full size and probably won't buy another
Japan's LC: 2.8td 5/7pass or 2.7na 7pass.
"US Toyota, Not Like Us" - Toyota
My 15 tundra has over 390,000 on it with no issues.... The new motors are spinning out bearings some with in 10,000 miles others at around 50,000. NO WAY are they "reliable" even the new Tacoma is having issues few Videos of Tacomas front diff coming apart in side. And its a proving fact forced injection Engines. do not last Like naturally aspirated ones do.
True a turbo engine will not last as long as a naturally aspirated one will.
I bought a 2024 4runner for this exact reason. I think you could add the ram 2500 6.4 hemi to your list also. It’s the last of the port fuel injection V8s with most of the bugs worked out of it. I bought a 2023 Power Wagon new for this reason.
The hemi is gone?
Your right. And the power wagon is and always will be one of the best trucks ever made.