A twin turbo V6 will likely not fit under the hood of a Tacoma. The new Tacoma will have a turbocharged four cylinder which will make more power and torque than the current V6 with a better power curve. The current engine doesn’t lack power as much as you have to wind the engine out to get to the meat of the power! Turbocharged engines make peak torque at lower RPMs. The Tundra makes peak torque at 2400 RPM which is great for towing. Nice truck! You should use a weight distribution, sway control hitch to tow that trailer.
Toyota had a new Tacoma in their booth at SEMA 2023 Las Vegas with a twin turbo V6 under the hood. It was just for the show but it proved it totally could be done.
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It probably runs ac when recirculating. If running auto, recirc could be turning off and on. Older GM trucks had two stage condensers that did this, when you turn on the ac it was considered max ac.
Did u leave the ac control on max? If u move it out of max mode, it should shut off your ac and let fresh air in, as long as you also have the vent control out of recirculate mode. This is how it is for my Tacoma at least. 🤔
Finally, toyota is catching up on the F150 with V6 twin turbo and 10 speed tranny.. Now if they could just build it with aluminum body and redesign the front end I'd buy one. Thanks
My work truck is a new f150. It is horrible. Way too light an the bumpy gravel road. It's all over the place on washboard bumps. I hope toyota never goes to an aluminum body. This ford is not even in the same league as my 2021 toyota tundra sr5
did you notice the rear bouncing? not sway just bouncing with every settle change in the road. What was total weight of your camper as it sit and the payload in the bed? can you also provide full specs on that truck
The air bags system worked so well I never noticed any bouncing. The trailer is about 5k pounds. For details on my truck watch this video...ruclips.net/video/avbyPCMGkhM/видео.html
good info in this vid. a step can be welded or bolted onto the bumper. @55mph+ those added mirrors will cost you at least 2mpg, from aero resistance and resulting turbulence. nowadays, with sufficient cameras, tow mirrors are becoming obsolete. Toyota has the best engine: DPI not GDI. the only question is, how durable are the 2 turbos? will they bust at 100k miles? likely an uber expensive repair when they do. historically, I have found Toyota seats and cab to be the worst for tall people: the only con to Toyota.
@@motofunk1 thanks for this info, but Toyota seats remain the worst. imo Nissan has the best seats, but the Titan is no more. a pity. Toyota turbos are good for getting groceries, but a no-turbo engine lasts longer. when hauling, a turbo 6 will consume fuel equal to a V8.
@@robgrune3284 We see things through a similar lens.... I have a 2002 Silverado 2500HD 8.1 and the Allison with 279k on it that I bought new. Those seats are excellent and set the standard. I have toy hauler from that same year. Loaded it has varied between 7500 and 8500 lbs over the years. My Silverado averages 10 mpg towing it. I test drove both the Tundra Capstone and F150 Powerboost towing this same trailer and got 9 mpg in both. The F150 felt just a bit stronger than the 8.1 when new and the Tundra just a bit weaker than the 8.1 when new. The Powerboost uses the hybrid well to fill in the low end. The Tundra stays off the electric motor except under full power requests, but with such a small battery that extra boost is limited time wise.
Appreciate the vid; original YT . Modern Tech Turbo's are amazing. I tow a TT dry weight 5287 Lbs our full payload including passengers 6040lbs; I'm towing with a 2020 GMC 1500 Elevation 2.7L Turbo In-line 4cyc. I capture @ 62-64 mph 10.2-10.5; I have gotten 12 mpg's yet that's not the norm. Love the Low End Torque which helps with fuel on climbs and motor is not dropping gears. As an everyday driver I'm getting 18 mpg's driving modestly. Test drove yesterday the Tundra; my lease is up in 2 mths. I may consider the Tundra the HP's are incredible considering the great mpg's your truck gets. I notice on the test drive the nimble feel as my truck and that's important for me; more so in city driving. We camp out allot and we travel up the North East plenty. Our mountains are small in comparison to the West. Yet their tight and steep. This is where the Turbo is a champ!
Just to let you know Toyota said tundra’s have a transmission cooler in the trany I don’t believe it other people said is in the radiator I don’t think so either jus find out before you buying a tundra.
And try to get the Tundra with Digital dashboard so you can check the Transmission temperature, most of truck buyers only care how much can tow but no to many people paid attention to the Transmission temperature and get a truck with external Transmission cooler.
About to tow with our 2023 Tundra. Thanks for the video. I will never understand why there are so many Toyota haters. This truck is fantastic. Its not obnoxiously loud like other full size trucks. Its so comfortable. It's so fast. Kicking those other full sizes truck's a$$ off the line and on the highway all day.
@@mixflip That's what I meant. My gauges show off, but as long as I have defrost or feet vent option on, the air conditioning is on. I remember long time ago that the compressor for the AC comes on if you have defrost or feet or any dash combo with defrost feet. I think the AC comes on in those settings to remove the humidity in cold climates. Not sure if it's related to the Tundra or not though. That twin turbo V6 is no joke. The Ford Transit with the twin turbo blows away my Sprinter Van (The horsepower and torque numbers don't lie).
Great video on the towing capabilities of the Toyota Tundra!!! Maybe the review of the year. What do you think is the off-road capabilities of this truck compared to the Ford F-150 Tremor. I heard; airbags could be added to the Tremor without voiding the warranty. At least give your option on the off-road capabilities; if you cannot compare the F-150. Great job
off the showroom floor these new tundras can only do light offroading. They dont have off road tires and the ground clearance isnt good at all. They come with street tires and even have a new air dam that fold down for aerodynamics on the road. This doesnt work well off road. These truck also have very low bumpers front and rear. Of course you can fix all of this with money and time lol. Guys are already putting lift kits which helps. Or bigger tires which helps. Or removing the bumpers which helps...or all 3 which completely changes the truck all together making them great off road. It just costs money and time. The TRD Pro might be a little better off road but it still suffers from the bumper issue and no winch options.
Great video explaining so much experience with towing. Thanks! So, I'm getting ready to tow a new/used travel trailer, about 5700lbs, with my new '23 Tundra Limited. It has the tow package. Do you have to do anything with Toyota's "sway control" or does it monitor sway automatically? My new trailer included a weight distribution hitch (previous owner provided), but I don't believe I'll need it with the Tundra's air suspension and "sway control". Is that true?
If I remember right once you plug in the 7 pin connector the on board computer will walk you through questions like the weight of the trailer and what brakes it has. It will then change the shift points in the tranny and make auto adjustments while driving to control the load. Mine towed very well. My confidence was high even though I never towed with the truck before.
Great review, does not apply completely to Toyota Canadian variants. However, how could you miss mentioning tow hooks as a negative?! The front bumper as it is sits will most likely cause damage with towing , let alone getting out of a front ward, downward angel! THERE ARE NO TOW HOOKS. Oh, but if the truck was in that position, .,...oh! my mistake, there are no toe hooks on the back either! This a very disappointing aspect along with a bed step as you have already covered ( I can say this as I own a 2023 Tundra .But great so far after 13000 km in four months)!
This video was about the towing experience so I didnt talk about front tow hooks because here in America we dont use the front tow hooks for towing a trailer in the rear??? I made an entire video talking about all the things I hate about my truck and tow hooks was on the list. As for tow hooks on the back? Im guessing you mean for off road recovery. In this video I was refereeing to just on road towing with a trailer so rear tow hooks for recovery arent used. I will be doing some off roading this year so when I get that experience and data I will mention those issues. I do plan on upgrading the bumpers so I can ad a winch and tow hooks for recovery.
TRD pro will come with very soft suspension allowing it to flex over rocks and ruts when off road. Very good traction for crawling. But not what you want for towing.
@@mixflip Exact reason I changed from the TRD Pro to a Platinum in 2021, now the '22 SR-5... I love this truck. The SR-5 with the right options beats all other models.
I dont know if there is one that intergrates with the dash but I do know there are cameras you can mount on trailers and then mount a screen somewhere in the tow vehicle like a cell phone basically.
@@mixflip Toyota has a wireless camera that integrates with the 360 view system. Every other manufacturer had a wired system. If I didn't already have cameras mounted on my camper, I would buy it.
Hello! thanks for sharing I booked a 2023 TUNDRA CrewMax SR5 Long Bed, any recommendation for rim & tire? (I don't wanna lift coilover) Personally I think original 265/70 R18 is too narrow. Thx.
Very nice informative video. I have a 2018 Toyota Tundra Crewmax TRD 4x4 limited with the 5.7L V8 and I love it! It’s crazy hearing you say that this -V6 Twin Turbo out performs the last generation V8, Power, Performance, new 10 speed transmission and so forth! I’m really starting to like this new model. I just feel that my V8 with 4:30 gears would tow better if I throw in a supercharger on it and some airbags, but I could be wrong… anyways great video and great looking truck! I’m gonna have to test drive one of these trucks!
I am still in shock how well the V6 twin turbo did on my 1000 mile road trip with a fully loaded travel trailer. 12mpg towing and towing very strong was a huge confidence builder for me. I miss the sound of my V8 but I don’t regret buying the new tundra one bit. If I had a turbo V8 I’d be in heaven lol.
But what’s the tow capacity on that v6? I had a v6 before and it was miserable towing up grades with it. Now we have a v8 and it’s so much better? What’s your Thoughts?
I mention it in the video. 6:56 minute mark of the video. This truck has almost 400hp and almost 500ft lbs of torque. Its got impressive power for towing up hills which shocked me. I was expecting the V6 to be weak. It absolutely is not weak. After 1000 miles I can say....I love this truck for towing. Keep in mind my trailer was half the max towing capacity so that helps Im sure.
@@mixflip I don't know when they added it, but the 2024 Tundra SR5 has a package that includes the air suspension and the tow mirrors with the 360 degree camera system.
@@mixflip review ? I find it quite interesting because every time you look at RV channels they’re always reviewing 45 foot 25,000 pound triple axle Wamijami 150K RVs that need a freightliner to tow it down the road. ..
@@nosnerd1967 I’m just a blue collar guy with a tight budget (3 kids and a wife) so I won’t be testing a 40 foot trailer anytime soon lol. It’s just not my style even if I could afford one. I wouldn’t mind getting a small toy hauler though.
@@mixflip same . No need for 3 TVs and a bath n 1/2 lol I’d love to see a 19 foot twin axle off-road tires raised up 4 inches a rack on the oversize length and tongue 23 ft.³ refrigerator ..36 inch shower stall a pantry and 48 inches of counter space 😛😛🚔 Full Roof rack ..600 watts of solar and a fold down bumper rack
Modern turbo technology is far better than it was 20 years ago. If you keep turbos oiled and cooled and dont do burnouts your should see a very long life. These new turbo systems have computerized cooling systems that keep the turbos oiled at all times and cool them down even after you turn off the truck which they didnt do in the 80's.
A twin turbo V6 will likely not fit under the hood of a Tacoma. The new Tacoma will have a turbocharged four cylinder which will make more power and torque than the current V6 with a better power curve. The current engine doesn’t lack power as much as you have to wind the engine out to get to the meat of the power! Turbocharged engines make peak torque at lower RPMs. The Tundra makes peak torque at 2400 RPM which is great for towing. Nice truck! You should use a weight distribution, sway control hitch to tow that trailer.
It fits. They built one
Toyota had a new Tacoma in their booth at SEMA 2023 Las Vegas with a twin turbo V6 under the hood. It was just for the show but it proved it totally could be done.
I think Toyota listened to you on the Tacoma engine!
I need that Toyota endorsement check!
Bro. check out this on Amazon .....it might help....Folding Heavy Duty Tire Steps for Truck , Tire Steps for Pickup Truck, SUV and RVs Adjustable Tire Mounted Auto Step Fits Any Tire from 9'' to 13'', Rated up to 300 lbs (Black 2)
Toyota if you're listening, probably not ,,,,we need an HD tundra
For sure...and HD tundra would be amazing!!!!
I have the 22 Tundra Limited and I noticed the cool air. I've checked many times to find the AC was off.
Weird
I know right....its some kind of magic lol
It probably runs ac when recirculating. If running auto, recirc could be turning off and on. Older GM trucks had two stage condensers that did this, when you turn on the ac it was considered max ac.
Did u leave the ac control on max? If u move it out of max mode, it should shut off your ac and let fresh air in, as long as you also have the vent control out of recirculate mode. This is how it is for my Tacoma at least. 🤔
Not sure? I just hit the off button.
Finally, toyota is catching up on the F150 with V6 twin turbo and 10 speed tranny..
Now if they could just build it with aluminum body and redesign the front end I'd buy one.
Thanks
aluminum has its pros and cons for sure.
I had a 2019 f150 with aluminum body. I didn't like at all. Too noisy going down the interstate and too flimsy. Definitely not a work truck.
My work truck is a new f150. It is horrible. Way too light an the bumpy gravel road. It's all over the place on washboard bumps. I hope toyota never goes to an aluminum body. This ford is not even in the same league as my 2021 toyota tundra sr5
did you notice the rear bouncing? not sway just bouncing with every settle change in the road. What was total weight of your camper as it sit and the payload in the bed? can you also provide full specs on that truck
The air bags system worked so well I never noticed any bouncing. The trailer is about 5k pounds. For details on my truck watch this video...ruclips.net/video/avbyPCMGkhM/видео.html
@@mixflip I already bought a plat with avs and rear air lol
good info in this vid. a step can be welded or bolted onto the bumper. @55mph+ those added mirrors will cost you at least 2mpg, from aero resistance and resulting turbulence. nowadays, with sufficient cameras, tow mirrors are becoming obsolete. Toyota has the best engine: DPI not GDI. the only question is, how durable are the 2 turbos? will they bust at 100k miles? likely an uber expensive repair when they do. historically, I have found Toyota seats and cab to be the worst for tall people: the only con to Toyota.
Agree with you on Toyota seats….. Thus gen Tundra is better, the seat bottom height to floor level is more like a typical truck.
@@motofunk1 thanks for this info, but Toyota seats remain the worst. imo Nissan has the best seats, but the Titan is no more. a pity. Toyota turbos are good for getting groceries, but a no-turbo engine lasts longer. when hauling, a turbo 6 will consume fuel equal to a V8.
@@robgrune3284 We see things through a similar lens.... I have a 2002 Silverado 2500HD 8.1 and the Allison with 279k on it that I bought new. Those seats are excellent and set the standard.
I have toy hauler from that same year. Loaded it has varied between 7500 and 8500 lbs over the years. My Silverado averages 10 mpg towing it. I test drove both the Tundra Capstone and F150 Powerboost towing this same trailer and got 9 mpg in both. The F150 felt just a bit stronger than the 8.1 when new and the Tundra just a bit weaker than the 8.1 when new.
The Powerboost uses the hybrid well to fill in the low end. The Tundra stays off the electric motor except under full power requests, but with such a small battery that extra boost is limited time wise.
Good looking truck sir.
Thanks
Do you know what’s on the best motor? What Toyota built was the 4.7 I force 2uzfe
What is your payload on this specific truck on the door sticker?
I think it’s 1500lbs
Appreciate the vid; original YT . Modern Tech Turbo's are amazing.
I tow a TT dry weight 5287 Lbs our full payload including passengers 6040lbs; I'm towing with a 2020 GMC 1500 Elevation 2.7L Turbo
In-line 4cyc. I capture @ 62-64 mph 10.2-10.5; I have gotten 12 mpg's yet that's not the norm. Love the Low End Torque which helps with fuel on climbs and motor is not dropping gears. As an everyday driver I'm getting 18 mpg's driving modestly. Test drove yesterday the Tundra; my lease is up in 2 mths. I may consider the Tundra the HP's are incredible considering the great mpg's your truck gets. I notice on the test drive the nimble feel as my truck and that's important for me; more so in city driving. We camp out allot and we travel up the North East plenty. Our mountains are small in comparison to the West. Yet their tight and steep. This is where the Turbo is a champ!
Just to let you know Toyota said tundra’s have a transmission cooler in the trany I don’t believe it other people said is in the radiator I don’t think so either jus find out before you buying a tundra.
And try to get the Tundra with Digital dashboard so you can check the Transmission temperature, most of truck buyers only care how much can tow but no to many people paid attention to the Transmission temperature and get a truck with external Transmission cooler.
About to tow with our 2023 Tundra. Thanks for the video. I will never understand why there are so many Toyota haters. This truck is fantastic. Its not obnoxiously loud like other full size trucks. Its so comfortable. It's so fast. Kicking those other full sizes truck's a$$ off the line and on the highway all day.
When backing trailer do you have issue with truck braking automatically????
I had issues when I had a bike rack with 4 ebikes. Not the trailer
Did you need to modify the suspension or any cutting to fit the new tires? Great information.
No. It came with factory air bags and the 33in tires are the biggest you can fit without rubbing at full turn full lock.
I have a dodge that if you have the vent setting on the feet or feet and dash combo or defrost the AC is on regardless.
I thought it was on too but it was not. Or at least the gauge said no ac on.
@@mixflip That's what I meant. My gauges show off, but as long as I have defrost or feet vent option on, the air conditioning is on. I remember long time ago that the compressor for the AC comes on if you have defrost or feet or any dash combo with defrost feet. I think the AC comes on in those settings to remove the humidity in cold climates. Not sure if it's related to the Tundra or not though. That twin turbo V6 is no joke. The Ford Transit with the twin turbo blows away my Sprinter Van (The horsepower and torque numbers don't lie).
I have a 2021 Tundra with the 5.7L and tow 6,000lbs. That 5.7L is not that good for power. Wish I waited for the 3.5TT.
I miss the sound of the V8 but I’m 100% thrilled with the turbo power V6!!!!!!
Watch Kedrevs on RUclips for comparisons on the 2
Great video on the towing capabilities of the Toyota Tundra!!! Maybe the review of the year. What do you think is the off-road capabilities of this truck compared to the Ford F-150 Tremor. I heard; airbags could be added to the Tremor without voiding the warranty. At least give your option on the off-road capabilities; if you cannot compare the F-150. Great job
off the showroom floor these new tundras can only do light offroading. They dont have off road tires and the ground clearance isnt good at all. They come with street tires and even have a new air dam that fold down for aerodynamics on the road. This doesnt work well off road. These truck also have very low bumpers front and rear.
Of course you can fix all of this with money and time lol. Guys are already putting lift kits which helps. Or bigger tires which helps. Or removing the bumpers which helps...or all 3 which completely changes the truck all together making them great off road. It just costs money and time.
The TRD Pro might be a little better off road but it still suffers from the bumper issue and no winch options.
@@mixflip Thanks for your time and response. Great honest observation!!!
Awesome truck, you've sold me on the new Tundra!!
Thanks for watching
Thanks for the informative video. Love the look bro🤙
Thanks for watching
Great video explaining so much experience with towing. Thanks!
So, I'm getting ready to tow a new/used travel trailer, about 5700lbs, with my new '23 Tundra Limited. It has the tow package. Do you have to do anything with Toyota's "sway control" or does it monitor sway automatically? My new trailer included a weight distribution hitch (previous owner provided), but I don't believe I'll need it with the Tundra's air suspension and "sway control". Is that true?
If I remember right once you plug in the 7 pin connector the on board computer will walk you through questions like the weight of the trailer and what brakes it has. It will then change the shift points in the tranny and make auto adjustments while driving to control the load.
Mine towed very well. My confidence was high even though I never towed with the truck before.
Great review, does not apply completely to Toyota Canadian variants. However, how could you miss mentioning tow hooks as a negative?! The front bumper as it is sits will most likely cause damage with towing , let alone getting out of a front ward, downward angel! THERE ARE NO TOW HOOKS.
Oh, but if the truck was in that position, .,...oh! my mistake, there are no toe hooks on the back either!
This a very disappointing aspect along with a bed step as you have already covered ( I can say this as I own a 2023 Tundra .But great so far after 13000 km in four months)!
This video was about the towing experience so I didnt talk about front tow hooks because here in America we dont use the front tow hooks for towing a trailer in the rear??? I made an entire video talking about all the things I hate about my truck and tow hooks was on the list. As for tow hooks on the back? Im guessing you mean for off road recovery. In this video I was refereeing to just on road towing with a trailer so rear tow hooks for recovery arent used. I will be doing some off roading this year so when I get that experience and data I will mention those issues. I do plan on upgrading the bumpers so I can ad a winch and tow hooks for recovery.
Why will the TRD Pro squat? What is different between the 2 models?
TRD pro will come with very soft suspension allowing it to flex over rocks and ruts when off road. Very good traction for crawling. But not what you want for towing.
@@mixflip Exact reason I changed from the TRD Pro to a Platinum in 2021, now the '22 SR-5... I love this truck. The SR-5 with the right options beats all other models.
Is there a camera that you can mount on the trailer that integrates with the dash?
I dont know if there is one that intergrates with the dash but I do know there are cameras you can mount on trailers and then mount a screen somewhere in the tow vehicle like a cell phone basically.
@@mixflip Toyota has a wireless camera that integrates with the 360 view system. Every other manufacturer had a wired system. If I didn't already have cameras mounted on my camper, I would buy it.
Hello! thanks for sharing
I booked a 2023 TUNDRA CrewMax SR5 Long Bed, any recommendation for rim & tire? (I don't wanna lift coilover)
Personally I think original 265/70 R18 is too narrow.
Thx.
295 width is what I had in this video and I loved that width.
Thank you but what about transmission fluid temperature??
I dont think it has a transmission temp gauge? Now I have to go take a look lol. It never had a check engine light while towing.
@@mixflip if you see the check engine light on is already hot
@@pecosb5221 yes indeed. Or it’s in a range where something failed like a fan fuse burned out…. Not hot yet but will be in 5 minutes.
Very nice informative video. I have a 2018 Toyota Tundra Crewmax TRD 4x4 limited with the 5.7L V8 and I love it! It’s crazy hearing you say that this -V6 Twin Turbo out performs the last generation V8, Power, Performance, new 10 speed transmission and so forth! I’m really starting to like this new model. I just feel that my V8 with 4:30 gears would tow better if I throw in a supercharger on it and some airbags, but I could be wrong… anyways great video and great looking truck! I’m gonna have to test drive one of these trucks!
I am still in shock how well the V6 twin turbo did on my 1000 mile road trip with a fully loaded travel trailer.
12mpg towing and towing very strong was a huge confidence builder for me.
I miss the sound of my V8 but I don’t regret buying the new tundra one bit.
If I had a turbo V8 I’d be in heaven lol.
I can confirm the new tundra is a far more capable towing rig than the previous gen
Good 👍 truck
thanks
I have a 7000lb trailer would this truck be good for that in your opinion
I believe so. These new tundra can tow up to 11,000 pounds if I remember right?
Why not go 75?
I dont know why?
@@mixflip me neither, I tow my 24x8.5x7'7 at 75 in mine
You have a sr5. What packages?
SR5 premium with factory air bags
Would you like to get some free led lights?
Sure
It feels like a smaller truck but it has a wider turning radius than the last real tundra
I barely notice the difference since I always use the 360 camera view.
Pretty amazing truck 👍! What’s it cost to fill it up at $6/gal. and is it regular unleaded?
I use regular unleaded gas and with a 32.2 gallon tank it costs me roughly $196.00 at $6/gallon. Reno is down to $5/gallon now.
@@mixflip Thank goodness gas prices are finally coming down 💰
Under $3 in TN.
The new Tacoma's will probably have 4 Cylinder Turbo, and or V6 Turbo Hybrid. I don't think Toyota will put Twin Turbo's on the new Tacoma's.
They would make billions if they made a twin turbo tacoma
It’s gonna get the 4 cylinder twin turbo that the 2023 highlander has
But what’s the tow capacity on that v6? I had a v6 before and it was miserable towing up grades with it. Now we have a v8 and it’s so much better? What’s your Thoughts?
I mention it in the video. 6:56 minute mark of the video. This truck has almost 400hp and almost 500ft lbs of torque. Its got impressive power for towing up hills which shocked me. I was expecting the V6 to be weak. It absolutely is not weak. After 1000 miles I can say....I love this truck for towing. Keep in mind my trailer was half the max towing capacity so that helps Im sure.
Watch the videos on TFL, during their tests the new Tundra tows with ease compared to the V8.
If you get the tow package you should at least get tow mirrors
I agree
@@mixflip I don't know when they added it, but the 2024 Tundra SR5 has a package that includes the air suspension and the tow mirrors with the 360 degree camera system.
What kind of rims do you have on it
DX4 wheels
U bought a travel trailer ??? Noice
I did not buy this one. It was a lender for the overland expo PNW.
@@mixflip review ? I find it quite interesting because every time you look at RV channels they’re always reviewing 45 foot 25,000 pound triple axle Wamijami 150K RVs that need a freightliner to tow it down the road. ..
@@nosnerd1967 I’m just a blue collar guy with a tight budget (3 kids and a wife) so I won’t be testing a 40 foot trailer anytime soon lol. It’s just not my style even if I could afford one.
I wouldn’t mind getting a small toy hauler though.
@@mixflip same . No need for 3 TVs and a bath n 1/2 lol
I’d love to see a 19 foot twin axle off-road tires raised up 4 inches a rack on the oversize length and tongue 23 ft.³ refrigerator ..36 inch shower stall a pantry and 48 inches of counter space 😛😛🚔
Full Roof rack ..600 watts of solar and a fold down bumper rack
@@nosnerd1967 Are you talking about my Escape 19? Similar to Casita and Oliver.
Post when you reach 100,000 km and have to replace the turbos….
Modern turbo technology is far better than it was 20 years ago. If you keep turbos oiled and cooled and dont do burnouts your should see a very long life. These new turbo systems have computerized cooling systems that keep the turbos oiled at all times and cool them down even after you turn off the truck which they didnt do in the 80's.
A plastic SUV with a truck bed
Not really
Helpful video! I have a Platinum and can't wait to find a Travel Trailer and travel across the country
Nice how much did they charge you for the platinum?
@@mixflip Got it MSRP with about 1.5k factory add-ons. Wasn't about to do that Market Adjustment BS with other dealerships lol