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Watching this while in my 2000 Toyota Sienna with almost 300,000 miles and the engine still running like new. Never had to replace anything except for a new serpentine belt which was the quickest fix I had ever done.
if you haven't done the timing belt, do so immediately. Toyota says they are good for 90,000 miles. Many people change them at 85,000 just in case. I miss my 2000 Sienna.
@@Michael-yi4mcI can somewhat understand your opinion, but you only live once and if you have the money, you may as well spend it on something you really want. So I guess I can agree in that I have nothing against someone buying things they are passionate about, but 1%ers that buy anything and everything that is the most expensive are boring and usually know nothing about the thing they just purchased.
Ive got a 2005 Tc with the 2.4 motor with almost 130k miles That doesnt burn ANY oil . Its a nice little fun economy car . Up North , these Scions do have a problem with subframes rusting out .
Ive been looking to buy a new car, so I stumbled on Scotty's videos. I thought I knew what I wanted, but after Scotty, i now know that all cars are crap. So im back at square one. 😂
@@christopherdukett4158 Get a Toyota trust me, ive worked with chevy's, fords, GMC, etc whatever you want. Dont even get me started on BMW, Audi or really any german made car. The japanese have it down Toyota is the best car. (Also Scion is literally made by Toyota...)
I managed to find one of these tCs in great condition and with 60k miles from the original owner. It's the best car I've ever owned. I'm babying it and wanna keep it forever as it's my first owned car. (Had other cars before but didn't own them)
That's not a Cold Air Intake. It's sucking hot, underhood air. It is a free flowing filter. The best aftermarket filter kits have heat shields surrounding the filter, protecting it from engine heat. They do sound cool. Gotta give it a thumbs up for that
I had an 05 Scion TC 2.4 5spd manual origibal owner and ran flawlessly. I put on 260k miles and sold it to buy something new. Didn't burn oil. The guy I sold it to was so happy with it for years.
I saw a Facebook post on Scott's account saying he had passed away, the comments said "Scotry retires from RUclips once a week and dies once a year", now I see that person was eight 😂😂😂. Glad to see you Scotty! 💪
Technically, the one that Injen makes that has the tube that runs all the way down into the fenderwell is properly called a "cold air intake". If you're too lazy to install it right, the kit allows this half-install. You're right, it's no longer "cold air" this way.
BMW M3 needs a new alternator after 120.000 miles and driven extremely hard: "What a crap car." Scotty Scion made by Toyota that blows regulary engines: "Buy this!" Scotty
I would get the TC because it was the biggest car they made. They are getting kind of hard to find now because a lot of them were driven like Formula 1 cars and weren't that well maintained, if even at all.
I have 300,000 miles on my 07 camry with the 2.4l motor it burns 1/2 of a quart of oil every 5,000 miles and its never had any major repairs or piston rings replaced
I had 2006 mazda 6 with 2.3 engine.5 speed manual transmition. Last 5 years just brakes and oil changes....Between oil changes not a drop of oil added. The best car I ever had.
They are, but Toyota morphed some models into their current lineup of cars. But, if the Scions are discontinued, the market is likely to value them lower as used cars, making them a better bargain for Scotty watchers.
There's a couple of TROLLS out on YT. No, Scotty Kilmer is not deceased and neither is Andrea Bocelli. Sorry Scotty. There is nothing wrong with used Toyotas and I shall keep on buying them, nothing else.
Had to buy two years ago. Prices were greedy ridiculous so we paid $14999 for a 102,400 mile 2007 Toyota Tacoma. that already had new frame which I thought odd being it was garage kept. . Immediacy, within two months had to put front brakes. Last month we did left front end work, and $1400 later. I guess it is the way, now and although a mechanic owned it he must have enjoyed off roading, Daughter had a Scion. She did three roles off FL turnpike. Had a tree not stopped her she would have ended up in a canal. Got out with a few bruises.
About a year ago Scott said the 2016 Toyota RAV4 was the best. I bought one last August 2023 for $12,200.00 and drives like a new car. It had 139,000 miles.
If this brand is 5 times cheaper, it means they will pay you 4 times the price to take it. In other words, if car A sells for, say, $30,000, car b would sell for $30000- 5 times $30,000, or a total of -$120000. You get paid to take the car!
Still wonder if Scotty had a chance to drive 2.0 dci diesel, classic 6 speed automatic with 180hp , what he would say. These cars are NoNo in America mostly because of exaggerated emissions of Nox particles, but everyone knows that any petrol 5 liter's engine is polluting more. Because 2.0 dci is cheaper, consumes 7 l diesel/ 100 kilometers and have a DPF filter . It is cheaper to maintain, and lasts forever.
I bought this car a few years ago, it’s on my youtube channel in my videos list under the video called “Driven”. Scotty it was worth it, so much fun! I sold it last year to a friend after putting 40,000 miles on it
My 2011 Impreza has 220,000 miles and is still going. No head gasket leaks, no transmission issues, does not burn oil. It was the 2.5 engine, 2 years before the 2 liter engine fiasco.
I'm sorry but I have a 2012 Scion xb and it is not fine. It has the 2azfe 2.4 liter oil burner so being fine is also not accurate 😑 it's not as bad as some but still burns 2qts every 2500 miles at 155,000 miles😮
Who puts in a "cold air intake" sucking air from the center of the engine bay. The air is scolding hot there. The original air intake would have provided much cooler air.
Those were advertised as adding about 10% more power and increasing fuel mileage by about 10%. If I had thought that I'd be driving my da 18 years and 200 000 miles later, I would have had one put on when new.
@@j.patrickmoore9137 Probably as it increases in air flow over the standard box, but he/she should have ran it out to the side if they really wanted to increase HP. The air would be more than half the temp, denser and they'd get at least 30% more O2. If I were building a street racer thats what Id do, but if he's happy with it , good for him or her.
Stop buying toyotas buy this brand toyota made then discontinued because they didn’t sell enough although my parents habe a scion and it’s great although my dad also has a 5.7 V8 tundra that i think it notable better then the scion
Loved my 2009 Scion xB until the deer took it out. Only problem with the car was having to put a quart in every 350 miles. The burning oil did start clogging the catalytic converter.
cheaper cars don't always mean more reliable its still relatively cheap to maintain a Toyota on an annual basis less than 400 dollars unless you need a major system replaced like an engine a transmission which very few Toyotas have manuals anymore except maybe the GR Corolla The GR86 and The Supra as those are sports cars the regular Corolla and Camry for example lost their manual trans options in either 2021-2022 as nearly all people who buy them were choosing the Automatic Transmission the last year the manual was available in a Camry I believe less than 1% of buyers chose the manual option equaling 2,512 out of the 314,000 Camrys sold in the US that year unlike in the case of certain Low volume luxury cars where half & Half choose Auto/manual transmissions such as the Cadillac CT5 series granted that series starts at 51,000 for a standard CT5 and goes up to 130,000 for a fully optioned CT5 V Blackwing unless you get a special edition package that is production limited such as the IMSA track editions from 2022 for the 120th anniversary of Cadillac which were limited to 75 cars in each group named after a specific race track Road Atlanta Sebring Watkins Glen etc.
@@tommurphy4307 we rented a 2016 CTS to go to Washington DC for Awesome Games Done Quick speed running convention in January 2016 and our luggage barely fit in the trunk so the desktop computer we took was packed in the backseat with me and it felt like being in a sardine can even though the car is roughly 196 in long similar to a CT5 V Blackwing to me a Luxury car is supposed to be significantly longer than a competing mass market car in the same class for ex a 2002 Cadillac Deville was 207.2 in while a Toyota Camry Solara was 193 in or 14.2 in shorter granted the Solara's trunk was around 9 cubic feet while the Camry sedan its based on has 15.1 cubic feet of cargo space in the trunk
@@lensmanicfeleven1847, Toyota shut down the Scion brand at August 2016, but yes, the 2017 models were already out. Thats because the next year's model for most car companies start to release in autumn of the year before, not in January.
Subarus apparently have a history of their engines blowing up, but generally from people modding them. Main problem with the twins is that there was/is an issue with them using too much RTV sealant in manufacturing and it building up and clogging stuff, and then people thinking that is connected to the bigger issue of some people having oil pressure losses when making hard left into hard right turns causing engine failure (on the right turn) when tracking their cars. Some people say the issues aren't connected and that the engine failure hasn't really been figured out yet. It's not a super common issue but there have been plenty of cases of engine failure from tracking in this way. Other than that, the cars run great and are really fun to drive. Revving them out is really fun since you can comfortably climb to 7k rpm and not put too much strain on your engine, and you can hang out around 4-6k rpm and it be no problem once the car is warmed up. The problem people have with flat engines in general though, since your question is more generic to boxers, is that they can be more difficult to access and work on. It's one of the reasons people complain about Porsche. They run really complicated flat engines, but they also are mid/rear engine making them extra difficult to access.
The 2015 and 2016 scion TC are the best looking years and come with the 2.5 litre engine. I love mine!!! Also the Scion IM is a very excellent vehicle. It comes with the very reliable 1.8 litre engine. One car is basically a Camry the other is basically a Corolla. I searched for about 4 months and found a low mileage (50k miles ) and well maintained. I bought it from a Toyota dealer six hours away. Best car I ever bought!!!!
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Scotty! I hear you've passed away. RIP!😢😂😮😅😊
A other name for a robot
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He's a millionaire because he makes 2 or more videos a day! It's a lot of work...and just like any job the harder you work the luckier you get!
Watching this while in my 2000 Toyota Sienna with almost 300,000 miles and the engine still running like new. Never had to replace anything except for a new serpentine belt which was the quickest fix I had ever done.
Maintain a vehicle and it will treat you well.
if you haven't done the timing belt, do so immediately. Toyota says they are good for 90,000 miles. Many people change them at 85,000 just in case. I miss my 2000 Sienna.
Wow, no spark plugs, no fluid change?
Did you ever change the coolant or the transmission fluid?
Have 389,465 miles on 06 Tundra, with almost no problems except maintenance. Im pretty well satisfied
Scotty loves reliable used cars. That's why he's a millionaire. Go Scotty!!🎉
I heard he is a Billionaire
It's not about money, it's about experience. 💯
A millionaire is nothing in 2024. Just don’t flaunt your money.
@@Michael-yi4mc That comment makes sense, but also doesn't make sense at the same time 😂
@@Michael-yi4mcI can somewhat understand your opinion, but you only live once and if you have the money, you may as well spend it on something you really want. So I guess I can agree in that I have nothing against someone buying things they are passionate about, but 1%ers that buy anything and everything that is the most expensive are boring and usually know nothing about the thing they just purchased.
I Never want to miss another one of Scottys car repair videos
Then “smack that bell” !!!🎉😊
Ive got a 2005 Tc with the 2.4 motor with almost 130k miles
That doesnt burn ANY oil .
Its a nice little fun economy car .
Up North , these Scions do have a problem with subframes rusting out .
not the car's fault- when places start using salt or salt solutions on icy roads- all bets are off
"Stop buying Toyota... Buy this rebadged Toyota instead". Lol.
Ha
Ive been looking to buy a new car, so I stumbled on Scotty's videos. I thought I knew what I wanted, but after Scotty, i now know that all cars are crap. So im back at square one. 😂
@@christopherdukett4158 Get a Toyota trust me, ive worked with chevy's, fords, GMC, etc whatever you want. Dont even get me started on BMW, Audi or really any german made car. The japanese have it down Toyota is the best car. (Also Scion is literally made by Toyota...)
AGREED !!!@@kylanstewart
I bought my first two new Toyota's in 1982 ( Hilux / Tercel ). Bought nothing else but Toyota's since . NEVER had a bad one !! @@kylanstewart
I managed to find one of these tCs in great condition and with 60k miles from the original owner. It's the best car I've ever owned. I'm babying it and wanna keep it forever as it's my first owned car. (Had other cars before but didn't own them)
its a daihatsu- treat it well and it'll go at least 500K
*_I always love when Scotty goes to a full stop & floors it 😆_*
I apologize to you Scotty! I thought you had an extra cup of coffee today. What actually happened is I had my RUclips speed on 2X!!!! Fun stuff. LOL
That's not a Cold Air Intake. It's sucking hot, underhood air. It is a free flowing filter. The best aftermarket filter kits have heat shields surrounding the filter, protecting it from engine heat.
They do sound cool. Gotta give it a thumbs up for that
my brother always calls them hot air intakes
@@tyler93539 That's perfect. I like that
Yes, I love it when Scotty said the manual transmission is indestructible.
My Scion xA is running pretty well, 201,000 + miles, just had the starter replaced.
I had an 05 Scion TC 2.4 5spd manual origibal owner and ran flawlessly. I put on 260k miles and sold it to buy something new. Didn't burn oil. The guy I sold it to was so happy with it for years.
05 wasn't an oil burner. 2008-2015. They went to a ring with less tension to save fuel. Seriously.
I took my stock air filter off my
2012 Camry
And replaced it with HPS..I did have trouble codes, But Tanks to Scotty 20$ gas cap.4y
I saw a Facebook post on Scott's account saying he had passed away, the comments said "Scotry retires from RUclips once a week and dies once a year", now I see that person was eight 😂😂😂. Glad to see you Scotty! 💪
Not true. The gossip is spreading like a Tesla fire.
@@Nick41622 My gosh, can something burn like a Tesla?
Yes, he passed away but the videos still being uploaded are already in the upload queue
@@maxlarock8788 I don't know anymore tbh, people are saying he did but someone posted a photo just yesterday with him so it's all very confusing.
Why is it called a COLD AIR intake when it is only sucking in the hot air from under the hood?
Technically, the one that Injen makes that has the tube that runs all the way down into the fenderwell is properly called a "cold air intake". If you're too lazy to install it right, the kit allows this half-install. You're right, it's no longer "cold air" this way.
Hi Scotty....thanks for the scan tool review.
BMW M3 needs a new alternator after 120.000 miles and driven extremely hard: "What a crap car." Scotty
Scion made by Toyota that blows regulary engines: "Buy this!" Scotty
Love it. Another great video Scotty. You made my day. Cheers.
I would get the TC because it was the biggest car they made. They are getting kind of hard to find now because a lot of them were driven like Formula 1 cars and weren't that well maintained, if even at all.
all up and down the west coast- not hard to find at all
I saw that dude in uniform side step outta frame @ 2:29, specialist.. thank you for your service
They should call those hot air intakes since it is behind the radiator.
I have 300,000 miles on my 07 camry with the 2.4l motor it burns 1/2 of a quart of oil every 5,000 miles and its never had any major repairs or piston rings replaced
my 07 Rav4 with 2.4l doesnt burn oil eather runs great with 98k miles
I had 2006 mazda 6 with 2.3 engine.5 speed manual transmition. Last 5 years just brakes and oil changes....Between oil changes not a drop of oil added. The best car I ever had.
The boxer engines on the Honda Goldwings are bullet proof
so is the honda GV400 my dad swapped into our old dixon zeeter 420- that thing just keeps running and running after 40 years.
A scion i thought they were discontinued 😮😮
They are, but Toyota morphed some models into their current lineup of cars. But, if the Scions are discontinued, the market is likely to value them lower as used cars, making them a better bargain for Scotty watchers.
There something to be said about competent mechanics doing jobs like this...must be nice
Scotty alive and well.
There's a couple of TROLLS out on YT.
No, Scotty Kilmer is not deceased and neither is Andrea Bocelli.
Sorry Scotty. There is nothing wrong with used Toyotas and I shall keep on buying them, nothing else.
Ha Scion tC! My first car! Was a sad day when I had to give it up. Just wasn't practical anymore for a family of 4.
Scotty! Keep Goin’!
I have a 2.4. Over a quarter million miles. Yes, it does burn oil. Have to check often but it still runs good.
try some lucas oil stabilizer- great stuff
Car seems like more trouble then it's worth 😂
Yep
How is “5 times cheaper” calculated?
Imagine a mechanic who has been mechanizing since the '70s, who loves a car and recommends it to you. I'd say take his advice and enjoy the ride!
So what your saying is don't buy a Toyota but buy a Toyota instead. .... Got it.
I have a1987 Chevy Nova. It is rebadged Toyota Corolla. I expect it ro last forever. It has a 4A-C engine.
Had to buy two years ago. Prices were greedy ridiculous so we paid $14999 for a 102,400 mile 2007 Toyota Tacoma. that already had new frame which I thought odd being it was garage kept. . Immediacy, within two months had to put front brakes. Last month we did left front end work, and $1400 later. I guess it is the way, now and although a mechanic owned it he must have enjoyed off roading, Daughter had a Scion. She did three roles off FL turnpike. Had a tree not stopped her she would have ended up in a canal. Got out with a few bruises.
About a year ago Scott said the 2016 Toyota RAV4 was the best. I bought one last August 2023 for $12,200.00 and drives like a new car. It had 139,000 miles.
I just watched that video last week! I’ve been thinking about RAVs ever since… Didn’t he also do a video about 4Runners being the best body structure?
I picture Scotty's yard with a pile of beauty covers in the grass.
Scotty does a lot things off camera.
He could make beauty cover chunking an Olympic event..
Beauty cover sculpture tower.
Aftermarket air intakes do not trip engine codes. They do not need additional programming.
They started 'Scion' because young buyers saw Toyotas as *OLD people* cars back then. Still maybe true.
Don't buy Toyotas. Buy Scion and Geo (rebadged Toyotas).
Ergo.... just buy a Toyota.
Thank you for your service! god bless you. TRUMP 2024🇺🇸🇲🇽
If this brand is 5 times cheaper, it means they will pay you 4 times the price to take it. In other words, if car A sells for, say, $30,000, car b would sell for $30000- 5 times $30,000, or a total of -$120000. You get paid to take the car!
Scotty the only man thst will roast you on camera
😅
Everyone on Instagram is saying Scotty Kilmer passed away. WTF??
Well there he is.
No,no,no he passed a way awful EV that only made it half way to its destination on a full charge.
What you're seeing here today is the A.I. holographic version of Scotty, it even has the waving arms. Isn't Tech amazing?
dont you got an oil change to do or something
Nope, Scotty is still thinking outside the box! 😂
I have a 2014 scion tc and would definitely recommend it if anyone is looking into them
can anyone find me the video of Scotty where he explained all the car manufacturers, the high production video
Thanks scotty
You’re like a cup of coffee in the morning 😂 love it!
Scotty please do a review on the ford maverick. I really need reliable comments.
Still wonder if Scotty had a chance to drive 2.0 dci diesel, classic 6 speed automatic with 180hp , what he would say. These cars are NoNo in America mostly because of exaggerated emissions of Nox particles, but everyone knows that any petrol 5 liter's engine is polluting more. Because 2.0 dci is cheaper, consumes 7 l diesel/ 100 kilometers and have a DPF filter . It is cheaper to maintain, and lasts forever.
I bought this car a few years ago, it’s on my youtube channel in my videos list under the video called “Driven”. Scotty it was worth it, so much fun! I sold it last year to a friend after putting 40,000 miles on it
Got a 2008 toyota camry 2.4 done over 200k doesn't burn a drop of oil drives like a dream 😊
My 2011 Impreza has 220,000 miles and is still going. No head gasket leaks, no transmission issues, does not burn oil. It was the 2.5 engine, 2 years before the 2 liter engine fiasco.
Cold air intakes don't work. It's pulling in air from the hot engine bay. I got scammed many years ago and bought one. Looks cool though.
It's only "cold air" if it goes all the way down into the fenderwell. Whoever installed this took a shortcut.
Wow... How much coffee did you have before you made this video?
Scion is discontinued here in the US.
I wouldn't say Scions are cheaper.
They were comparable in price to Corolla or Yaris, and the cool looking TC was more money.
Hi Scotty, how are you? How about 2001 Corolla manual 5 speed 1zz?
The previous XB is bulletproof. Made in Japan💪
Are you kidding?! I wouldn't trade my Tacoma for anything else out there, Seriously! If I had to do it all over, I'd get the same truck!
The 2008-2011 Scion 2.4 had the oil consumption problem. 2012-2015 xB and tC are fine. From 2011 the tC had the 2.5 engine. Be accurate Scotty.
I'm sorry but I have a 2012 Scion xb and it is not fine. It has the 2azfe 2.4 liter oil burner so being fine is also not accurate 😑 it's not as bad as some but still burns 2qts every 2500 miles at 155,000 miles😮
I had a 2007 Tc that burned a little oil .
I still have a 2005 Tc that doesnt burn any oil .
Scotty don't want me to buy qny car brand he makes a video why i should buy a toyota then he says this
it's about time you made up your mind about Toyotas.
if i follow your advice i will never buy a car! one day one brand is the best , next morning you ll say don't buy this car !
I've been rear ended 7x it happens😂 perfect record, just bad luck
Who puts in a "cold air intake" sucking air from the center of the engine bay. The air is scolding hot there. The original air intake would have provided much cooler air.
Those were advertised as adding about 10% more power and increasing fuel mileage by about 10%. If I had thought that I'd be driving my da 18 years and 200 000 miles later, I would have had one put on when new.
@@j.patrickmoore9137 Probably as it increases in air flow over the standard box, but he/she should have ran it out to the side if they really wanted to increase HP. The air would be more than half the temp, denser and they'd get at least 30% more O2. If I were building a street racer thats what Id do, but if he's happy with it , good for him or her.
Wish i could take scotty with me to buy me new vehicle 😂
Buy a used 3MZ-FE Highlander 4x4
Don't know if it's true, but Scotty I have enjoyed your videos for years and appreciate what you create.
Wait? So stop buying Toyotas and… buy a Toyota?
Please help me understand
Stop buying toyotas buy this brand toyota made then discontinued because they didn’t sell enough although my parents habe a scion and it’s great although my dad also has a 5.7 V8 tundra that i think it notable better then the scion
Toyota didn’t made payment to my boy Scott. lol
Wow! The rumble of the exhaust on that car really made my subwoofer rumble and shook the whole house. That was cool.
Trying to find Scion 2011+ year for first car and spent already 2 months to find it😢😢😢
If you in the north, it will be difficult to find. The Midwest have tons of them right now
Loved my 2009 Scion xB until the deer took it out. Only problem with the car was having to put a quart in every 350 miles. The burning oil did start clogging the catalytic converter.
Not cheaper than my free Camry or $400 Tacoma. Don't forget to fix that battery-bracket!
Time to wait for the scion tc prices to go up 💀
Those havce so many recalls
I can't hear you scott 🙂
Scion is a Toyota 🤣🤣🤣. They stopped making them in 2016. I loved em I have a 2011 and a 2015 XB.
cheaper cars don't always mean more reliable its still relatively cheap to maintain a Toyota on an annual basis less than 400 dollars unless you need a major system replaced like an engine a transmission which very few Toyotas have manuals anymore except maybe the GR Corolla The GR86 and The Supra as those are sports cars the regular Corolla and Camry for example lost their manual trans options in either 2021-2022 as nearly all people who buy them were choosing the Automatic Transmission the last year the manual was available in a Camry I believe less than 1% of buyers chose the manual option equaling 2,512 out of the 314,000 Camrys sold in the US that year unlike in the case of certain Low volume luxury cars where half & Half choose Auto/manual transmissions such as the Cadillac CT5 series granted that series starts at 51,000 for a standard CT5 and goes up to 130,000 for a fully optioned CT5 V Blackwing unless you get a special edition package that is production limited such as the IMSA track editions from 2022 for the 120th anniversary of Cadillac which were limited to 75 cars in each group named after a specific race track Road Atlanta Sebring Watkins Glen etc.
early cts-v's are the ones to get. theyve gone downhill since then.
@@tommurphy4307 we rented a 2016 CTS to go to Washington DC for Awesome Games Done Quick speed running convention in January 2016 and our luggage barely fit in the trunk so the desktop computer we took was packed in the backseat with me and it felt like being in a sardine can even though the car is roughly 196 in long similar to a CT5 V Blackwing to me a Luxury car is supposed to be significantly longer than a competing mass market car in the same class for ex a 2002 Cadillac Deville was 207.2 in while a Toyota Camry Solara was 193 in or 14.2 in shorter granted the Solara's trunk was around 9 cubic feet while the Camry sedan its based on has 15.1 cubic feet of cargo space in the trunk
Scion was great but they've been discontinued since 2016. Its a shame.
..I bought a 2017...
@@lensmanicfeleven1847, Toyota shut down the Scion brand at August 2016, but yes, the 2017 models were already out. Thats because the next year's model for most car companies start to release in autumn of the year before, not in January.
Are boxer engines really that bad?
Have thought about getting a BRZ/86.
Subarus apparently have a history of their engines blowing up, but generally from people modding them. Main problem with the twins is that there was/is an issue with them using too much RTV sealant in manufacturing and it building up and clogging stuff, and then people thinking that is connected to the bigger issue of some people having oil pressure losses when making hard left into hard right turns causing engine failure (on the right turn) when tracking their cars. Some people say the issues aren't connected and that the engine failure hasn't really been figured out yet. It's not a super common issue but there have been plenty of cases of engine failure from tracking in this way. Other than that, the cars run great and are really fun to drive. Revving them out is really fun since you can comfortably climb to 7k rpm and not put too much strain on your engine, and you can hang out around 4-6k rpm and it be no problem once the car is warmed up. The problem people have with flat engines in general though, since your question is more generic to boxers, is that they can be more difficult to access and work on. It's one of the reasons people complain about Porsche. They run really complicated flat engines, but they also are mid/rear engine making them extra difficult to access.
get a daihatsu-built brz if you want one with a good motor
The manual transmissions also have a problem with a couple sealed bearings that cause catastrophic failure and destroy the trans
Rest in peace, Scotty. You will always be remembered ❤️ 🙏
Damn straight
If it's Thursday that means that Scotty is quitting RUclips for good! (and probably dying)
Why are people saying that Scotty died? The gossip is spreading like a Tesla fire.
😂😂😂
He did pass away, these videos are just from the upload queue until we hear from his family members
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@maxlarock8788 Not true!😱🤣
@@maxlarock8788 See it was Scotty's poor cat that passed away. Not Scotty.
****What is the company that sells the best used Japanese auto engines?
I’m calling Subaru before watching this.
We can not stop, what kind of car is that. You are a full
Do you have a review on toyota wigo?
Scotty has a wild time, every time! 🎉
While your wright about the Rav4 2.4lt..Be carefull what you say about TOYOTA
Technically
I AGREE!! No SOO BAH WOO's!!!
What scions have good engines? What size? Looking for good first car for a kid.
2004-2006 Scion XB 1.5L Engine saves fuel ( 30-40mpg ) I was getting on my
Scotty in another video likes the 1.8L.....
The 2015 and 2016 scion TC are the best looking years and come with the 2.5 litre engine. I love mine!!! Also the Scion IM is a very excellent vehicle. It comes with the very reliable 1.8 litre engine. One car is basically a Camry the other is basically a Corolla. I searched for about 4 months and found a low mileage (50k miles ) and well maintained. I bought it from a Toyota dealer six hours away. Best car I ever bought!!!!
Stop buying Toyotas… and buy a used Chrysler. They’re 5x cheaper used but were at one time worth the same brand new.
Good info 👍