5 Used SUVs You Should Buy
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- 5 Used SUVs You Should Buy, truck review with Scotty Kilmer. Top 5 used SUVs to buy. The best used SUVs to buy. The most reliable SUV to buy used. Reliable SUVs you should buy. Best SUVs to buy. Reliable used SUVs that are worth the money. Used SUV buying guide and tips. Top most reliable SUVs. Good SUVs to buy. Car Advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 53 years.
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Thanks for watching, this is a compilation of the best suvs for the money, 2 other good ones I left out are the Honda CR-V and Toyota Rav4, the best smaller SUVs
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Probably not the best time to buy an SUV ... maybe a Prius
As I said, my grandmother has a 2004 RAV4 and it’s running strong. They are wonderful SUV’s, and they look super good too!
I live in the mountains of Ky 4WD is a must.
I was just going to ask why not the RAV4 and CRV... Although IMO the 2010+ CRV's are made the same as the older ones (the first and second gen ones from about 98 to 2006). Those I feel were the good years for the CRV. I know a few people who have the newer CRvs and two of them sold them around 100k because they started experiencing problems, one was a transmission issue that even the dealer couldn't figure out).
I have a 2007 bmw x3 and it is great. well maintained, fast, and shifts like a dream with 155000 miles, and they are pretty cheap
1. 2001 Toyota 4 runner 0:00
2. 2009 Lexus rx350 10:23
3. 2007 Acura rdx 17:55
4. 2007 Toyota sequoia 22:41
5. 2003 Honda pilot 29:31
You're welcome
Which years/models?
RX 350*
+ Nissan Pathfinder
@@tylersmith293 good catch, edited, thank you
Chevrolet Equinox*
The only problem with used Toyota and Lexus is their owners don’t want to sell them.
No, they only sell Chevys.... 🤔 Haha, Scotty's "Junkyard" reference 🤣
I get folks always asking to buy my 2001 Tacoma SR5 4x4 Double Cab which is basically what the 2001 4 Runner is. Bought it brand new and will drive it until the wheels fall off or my daughter wrecks it. 🤣
You got that right!
My 2000 4 runner Limited 4x4 is by far the best vehicle I’ve ever purchased and I will never sell it.
I see them for sale all the time. Some people lease and when the lease is up, they get a new car.
@@MightyT01 how much do they offer
When I was a kid, I was involved in a wreck where we tumbled 150 feet into a ravine in the San Bernardino county mountains and when it finally stopped, we were upside down. We got out through the windshield with nothing but a seatbelt rash - no cuts, bruises, or broken bones. Not even a trip to the hospital. Why? Because we were in a 3rd gen 4runner. I've wanted one of these ever since.
I walked away from an upright, running and fully drivable vehicle after it hit black ice on the interstate in Oregon. It had slid across 2 lanes into a concrete wall at about 55 mph, flipped onto its roof, slid all the way across 4 lanes, hit a concrete median , flipped onto the tires and came to a stop in the left shoulder in the condition I described. And, also facing the right way and with my cassette tape playing/. Why aren't I dead, you ask. Because: lap belt, in use + roll bar + the of bones of the bone-solid '77 FJ-40.
4 runner saved my life when I was 22. It was totaled and banged up to all hell, when people saw photos of the wreck no one could believe I had survived. Went over the guardrail and the 4 runner flipped more than 3 times before I blacked out from hitting my head during the 3rd roll down the embankment. I walked away with a fractured sacrum, fractured upper spine, reconstructive surgery on my face from the windshield glass cutting into my neck and chin, but I was alive! No way I would have survived that same wreck had I been in a cheaply made tin. This was a late 90's 4 runner.
I fell out of a cloud, bounced off the top of a car dealership head first, landed on a 4-Runner and broke 7 of my legs as my brain fell out and my skin turned into charred paper. The 4 Runner saved my life 🙏
God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit are why any of us are allowed to see another day. What or who God chooses to let that happen is up to Him.
0:00 2001 Toyota 4Runner
10:24 2009 Lexus RX 350
17:55 2007 Acura MDX
22:40 2007 Toyota Sequoia
29:30 2003 Honda Pilot
*2007 Acura RDX
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Thank you
* Scotty mentions the word “junkyard”
* then shows a photo of a Chevy Dealership
This is the way
Lol...I saw that too...Very slick!!!
Shoutouts to my dads 2003 pilot, he bought it new and it currently has 215K miles. Still looks and drives like it has 130K miles, thing is a TANK!
I wish mine had 215k lmao mine has 250k
@@user-bh3so1wo6t even better
@@user-bh3so1wo6t I have a Saturn Vue same engine.
My 2002 honda odyssey have 210k miles and runs nice shifts good I even drive rough some times and yes the transmission is original from the factory.
@@user-bh3so1wo6t a lot of people are spooked by the milage on the odometer especially when it's over 200,000 miles but don't be worried as it's how well the previous owner took care of it and whether they used it or abused it and the preventive maintenance done or not done not how many miles driven.
New vehicles if you notice are warrantied up to 5 years or 100,000 miles the 5 years is the loan or lease period and the 100,000 miles is the break-in period from new 0 miles so after break-in period the milage is your true wear and tear.
“People smoke, too, when it’s cold”
I just cracked up 😂
After watching your videos for months now, I got a 2006 Honda Pilot. I’ve had it for about 3 months now. It had 122,000 miles on it. I paid $7,000 for it. I love it.
Good buy! How’s it going after9 months?
How's it going after 2 years?
How is it going after three years?
@@sharonoddlyenough I still love it!!
@@cyrusIIIII I’m still loving it!! Not quite 3 years yet. It will be in May 2024. One put a lot of miles on it. I’ve had to get the ignition switch changed and a new alternator. Other than regular maintenance and those 2 things happen, it’s been a great SUV.
March 27 - checking out prices of used 4-runners - whew, they’re expensive for their age. Mar 28, Scotty makes video proclaiming ‘4-runner is best used car’. Me checking prices again - Now I can’t afford them at all 😂
Dealerships are trying to sell most used 4Runners like they are still brand new.
@@IceManLikeGervin hehe - yeah. They don't want to miss out on the second-hand price boom like they did on the FJ.
The used ones are not worth their price point. I don't care if they can go 350K miles. Fact is they are old and don't have the safety features and amenities the new vehicles have.
You're expecting fire sale prices on well built, well engineered vehicles? Did you sleep through that class on what happens when you have something that's low supply and high demand? If you can't afford it or won't pay the seller's price, someone else will. There's your explanation for the high resale values.
@@jaso5114 Then you don't understand the concept of something in high demand and limited supply driving the prices up for a given commodity.
His sunglasses ARE his eyes to us at this point.
My parents had a 2003 Pilot for many years. They bought it brand new in mid-2003 and that thing ran like a dream for 10 years. That was the longest they ever kept any vehicle. Everybody loved that thing. Super comfortable ride.
I bought a '99 4Runner w 300k for 2 grand. Southern truck, no rust. Replaced the tired springs and installed Bilsteins. It's built like a tank. Only failure was a fuel pump, and that happens with any vehicle. Runs clean and smooth like a Swiss watch. Best value vehicle I've ever owned.
Just bought a 3rd gen Tacoma V6. I was going to buy a Ram, but after watching Scotty and CarWizard, went with a Toyota. I'll be thanking them and myself in the long run.
Should brought a tundra. Tacomas are for chicas
@@wesfields9322 live your life pretending there are designated man and woman cars & you'll never be happy with what you get. you could say an f-150 is a woman car just because they are that popular -- it doesn't make any sense
I heard there were engine/transmission issues for 3rd gen tacomas -- let the comment section know how it goes. If its not actually a problem I NEED a 3rd gen its beautiful
@@goppo6753 like your own comments at your leisure as long as what you say help you sleep at night. Good luck on your smart car
@@goppo6753 if your wife's boyfriend is OK with you wearing a dress and can sleep at night then ok good luck bro
My 2002 Toyota Sequoia has 329K miles. Still going✌
What would it take for you to brake check someone. Be honest
Lol nice 👍
Never gets old watching scotty. Hes raw honest and animated . :)
We had our 2006 Pilot since early 2012 with 59k miles. About to reach 200k miles, no issues and normal maintenance and still runs beautifully
I've got a 2001 4runner SR5 with 250,000 miles. It's starts right up & never given me any problems. I absolutely love it.
I have the pilot and 4 runner! Still running strong.both have around 150ish..and awesome runners.
Why do I feel like this guy could sell a ketchup popsicle to a lady in white gloves? 🤔😂
Im more of a motorcycle kinda guy but i love scotty's videos. he's kind of like the grandfather i wish i had who'd teach me about cars and working on them
You're right Scotty Kilmer .I drive my wife's 2003 Honda Pilot , it has 124,000 miles on it and still feel the same as new on the 1st day I drove it home out of dealer😊👍
Thanks Scotty!! That’s my 2003 Honda Pilot! Sure do miss you here in H-Town! Thanks for all you do for military families!
Scotty is so damn cool, he inspires me to be successful doing something I love! Much love to you and your family Scotty! 👨🔧😄
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE his videos, his personality, his way of educating and the edits. Great video, content and education. He's Saved me money in the past.
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Do recommend toyta tacom
Bought my 07 Mitsubishi Outlander over 3 years ago and the only things I had to change on it is the battery and brakes. The engine is so quiet that sometimes I forget it's on when idling. It has 217,000 miles and still has a lot of power. I love it!
My grandparents have a 2018 4Runner and a 2004 RAV4 both running strong!
I mean 2018 is relatively new
Very good vid, Scotty. Whenever I’m bored, looking for something to do, you release a new upload and bored problem solved. Keep the clips coming.
Great, and honest advice, especially helpful to me as I I've under the povery line and always have. Thank you. The giveaway is very kind as well Scotty your all that.
I bought a base model 2009 Highlander with 140K on it a few months ago. I've already put almost 10K on it and it's only issue so far (knock wood) is the knock in the intermediate steering shaft. One of my favorite cars to date. Gonna put a trailer hitch on it and go RVing. it's the V6.
Great compilation!
Here in Canada the only issue is winter, they salt the roads every snowfall and you end up with rust buckets, even if the cars engine and transmissions are A1 !
And these suv's on your list are the ideal candidates for reliability given our climate conditions.
“It may be 18 years old but it sure doesn’t feel it”😆 You’da man Scotty.
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34:22
Scotty knows his mo jo 💯
I have 0 knowledge about cars so buying my first car is very intimidating, but you make it all very digestible and easy for new comers to understand. Your videos are very helpful!!!
Been driving a 2015 Pilot for a little over six years now. Around 67k miles on it, and no issues so far. Not a very exciting ride, but carries all the people and stuff you need it to, comfortable for long trips, and the VTEC on the NA V6 sounds pretty nice when you put your foot down, not like the turbo 4s in all the new vehicles.
How’s it holding up?
I have one as well, engine is bulletproof. I have 135k on mine. The only problem I have is the suspension, its not that great and you'll probably have to replace bushings and stabilizer links and maybe struts.
I’ve got an 2008 with 225k miles. Research said the 2015 was also a great version. What’s the feeling now
No Jeep, really?
@dentondunn4346 hell no lmao they are nice to look at, but they are garbage
Scotty!!! I really like your advice I think you really are providing value to people in these tough times we are facing. Thank you and Keep up the good job matey!!!
Scotty you would be one hell of a car salesman lol
He would be to damn honest!😂💰💰💰💰
Doubt it. I was a used car salesman and constantly tried taking them into quality stuff and to avoid crap. You would be amazed at how much people will still want the crap, even after showing them consumer reports and stuff. One lady told me the most important things were reliability and value. Then she insisted on looking at old BMWs with 100,000 miles and would not listen to me.
@@prism8289 lol
He is a car salesman even though he only plays one on TV lol.
Yeah but only for Toyota or maybe Honda. Everything else is junk
Another great thing about your videos would be that you discuss things we don't know and never remember to ask. I have the same mechanic for 10 years. Faith ( in people) is important when it comes to wheels.
Thank you for the wonderful video! I will be taking your advice into account when purchasing my used SUV.
I love this video is 38mins! Pure straight talk love it! Thanks
I really like this video on comparing the different older suvs. Scotty you need to do more videos like this comparing different vehicles back to back. This makes a great video. Really gives me insight on Toyota versus american-made vehicles. I've had Chevy trucks a 2009 2500 Silverado had nothing but transmission problems and then I also got a 2011 Chevy Silverado 2500 for personal use and then it also had a transmission problem. The 2011 after I got it had an issue but ever since then it hasn't had any problems and here we are in 2021 it only has 48,000 mi. But generally I have lost hope in American made trucks and I did have a 1991 Toyota 4Runner at one point and it was lifted and I guess it was a 3.0L 6 cylinder. With that v6 lifted and I was running 33 BF Goodrich mud terrains on there and pulling a 6x10 trailer with quads on it I had no problem getting up hills with that thing. it had a pretty slow take off when you going on to a freeway on ramp with a trailer fully loaded and the rear end fully loaded inside with with stuff but I never had any issues with that 4runner.. I think when I buy another truck I'm going to go back to buying a Toyota again. It's really nice to see that Toyota and Honda and Lexus and all these Japanese manufacturers have over the test of time proven that their vehicles are reliable just from this video. Good job Scotty for making this video very helpful. 👍
Thank you Scotty for such an informative video! I am looking for a quality older SUV, I took a lot of notes and especially loved the Toyota 4 Runner! Love all your videos, I hope you never stop posting them!
Hey Scotty
Thank you for sharing your wisdom man. I love the videos and I'm definitely learning a thing or 10.
My step dad's 4runner 01 lasted 20 years, recently got rid of it and man he was heart broken seeing it leave
Just bought an ‘01 Runner myself with only 190k miles on it. This thing is just gettin’ started!
Mines at 01 also under 200k. We have baby runners
Had a 88 4 runner years ago. Delivered pizzas in it for years then sold it when it had 350k on it. Sold it to my friend who delivered pizza also who out another 200k on it. Only thing we ever did to it was have to change the water pump
You is the MAN Scotty!! I'm always watching ur videos. Sometimes I don't like when you tell me not to modify certain things that I REALLY wanna do.. But I know your giving me the correct answer that will keep my truck safe (2007 4Runner) instead of lookin cool 😎
Thanks from Southern Ontario in Canada Scotty!
I have a 2006 4runner limited with 226k miles, and it is great shape. I wanted something with more interior space and jumped on this when I saw it used for a few years and would buy it again. Thank you Scotty for your opinion, and I could not be more happy with my 4runner. Cheers
You ready to sell it!? I'll jump on on it!
Looking for one of these SUV's for sure !! Thanks Scotty for your tips & thanks Canada too!
I bought an 04 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4x4 in 05 with 3,333 miles. It's now Dec 2021 and I still have it. Runs great. No major repairs. It still has the original headlight bulbs. Would highly recommend
I had a 1993 Mazda extended cab B2200 that was made in Japan, and honestly, it was one of the best trucks I've ever owned. I had nearly 200.000 miles on it before the head warped due to overheating because the radiator went out on it. Since I couldn't afford to replace the head at the time, I ended up selling the truck for far less than I should have since it had been sitting for a while. The other thing I loved about that truck was the fact I could actually work on it without having to take it to a dealer for repairs, whether it was the brakes, the timing belt, spark plugs, and most everything else. The only thing I didn't do that I took it to the shop for was a new clutch. Other than that, it was a great and reliable truck. As for the Toyota's, they are built tough, especially the ones built in Japan. And they are made to last.
One of Scotty's best videos yet. That 2001 4 Runner is just so beautiful, even now.
Btw, my 2005 Pilot had 200200+ miles on it and still going strong.
Any vehicle after 200k miles you're throwing your money away, and you're relying the safety of your family in a piece of junk.... as an auto technician that's the honest truth...
@@jomarz1828 😂
I have an 05 135k
I bought my daughter a 2005 Pilot five years ago that had 150K on it. She's got 230K on it now and still driving it
@@jomarz1828 u feeling ok? Flu? The exact opposite is true. Ur either a car salesman or an apprentice at jiffy lube. Or a comedian
Hey Scotty! Love your videos and love my 2004 Toyota Highlander thanks to your encouragement!
hello and glad to hear, thanks!
My wife has an 03 Pilot that currently has 389,000 miles on it. Numerous trips from Mississippi to Florida, Texas, and North Dakota have all been a worry free dream!
WOW! That sounds great! (seriously)
The Jeep Cherokee XJ from 1983-2001 with the straight 6 is quite reliable, I own a 98 Cherokee with 250k miles and it still runs great
Hi Scotty another great clip Thanks i learn something new every time - "Cheers"
I do believe that the 2003 Honda Pilot came with a five (5) speed automatic transmission. I purchased an ‘05 six years ago, and that is the transmission that I have. Still going strong with 180,000 miles. Only problem is rust in the rear frame.
Scotty is including the All Wheel reduction gear.
My dad has a 1993 4runner and it's one of the best vehicle we've owned. It's 4WD system is broken but the car works perfectly without it. 👌
Shout-out for the Honda Pilot. My dad bought the 2004 model back in 2013 for around 16k$. 200k miles on it now and still going strong. Very reliable car and the storage space is just perfect for big families
Never seen a video get right to the point as soon as it starts. Good work Scotty👍🏼
I agree people should change their own oil so you know it's done right. You don't even know if they're replacing your filter or what oil they're adding. It's so simple.
I have a 2008 chevy trailblazer with 175,000 miles and the only thing it went wrong was the racket pinion a month ago, now is back to running strong 💪
just excellent information. Thank you.
Please do more top 5 videos, definitely liked this one and more to come hopefully
Of course, the 4Runner. I've seen this waaaay too much in Hawai'i. Used as cop cars. I won't miss it.
I was at Kauai several years ago. Literally piles of Toyota trucks over there happily living the life.
4Runner cop cars.
That sounds like a nightmare.
@@blues03 At least they'd be easy to outrun!
@@raindropcleaners there’s no where to run on the island lol
@@123yogaba True!
I love Scotty's videos. Lots of good information 👍!!
Best vehicle I ever owned was a 2001 4runner limited 4wheel drive bought it in spring of 2009 with 106,000 miles on it I drove it 3 years then gave it to my son who drove it 6 years never had a problem with it in 9 years.
Don’t buy an equinox. I made that mistake 🙃
What happen?
Don't worry if you bought an exploder you would still be in the same spot. After all Ford is above average for American quality. But bottom of the reliability ratings list
@Greg B i no longer have it. It consumed all my oil. I went in for an oil change and then not even 4K miles later it had maybe a quart of oil. I bought it used, had it inspected and everything. It just decided to crap out after about 10k of me owning it
Got a close friend who traded in his truck for a 2020 equinox in January 2021 by March the engine had started to jerk lol
Equinox motors are made in China and then shipped to Canada and " Assembled " in Canada .
Is this the longest Scotty video ever? Sweet!
I would have never guessed you were that old! Thank you for all the information you gave us!
I'm still driving my 2008 RDX, still runs like a dream, best car ever! I'm about to give it to my son who's about to start learning how to drive next year so he can get good use or abuse it. Even with 158k miles on it, it still has original engine, stereo, AC/heater in excellent condition. I'm letting it go bc I need something that's more fuel efficient & don't really need AWD any more.
36 minutes of Scotty?! Fantastic. Got a 2017 Rav4 due to your advice. Thanks Scotty.
I really thought that there was some thing wrong with my Acura TL when I got it. The engine was so loud. But I realized that even my neighbor’s civic was just as loud. They’re just loud engines. My engine is amazing. Love it. Still prefer my GX though.
Thank you for the video. Blessings to you.
Love my Lexus RX350! I bought a 2013 and it’s just like new. They hold up so well. Worth every penny
20:37 that car pulling out infront of scotty driving like a mad man😂
Where's the "Rev Up You're-Engines Intro"? 😂👍
These are SUVs - not in the wheel-spinning category.
I kind of like how he got right into it
Put you off looking at the vids
I had a '03 4runner v8 sr5. 220k miles. It was a rocket. A young punk turned in front of me and totaled it. I now have a 2010 Toyota Highlander. Love it!
Have had 3 4runners and I regret selling them. Now I own 2 Highlanders and am quite happy with them.
"if you need to replace the engine or transmission go to a junkyard or salvage yard" and Scotty shows a Chevrolet dealership! I was rolling 🤣😂😭
That part always gets me 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Same. 🤣🤣🤣
Yeah, he's pissed at how far GM has fallen.
GM = train wreck of all train wrecks....
@@walterwilliams268 And if the train was made by GM it wouldn’t be able to get to where it would’ve wrecked.
Its true what Scotty says, learn to change your own oil. When I was young I worked at a gas station. Pumping gas and helping out the mechanic with oil changes. He asked one kid working their to change the oil on a car thincking he could do it. He replaced the filter and put the measured oil in. Back then cars took 6 quartes for the most part. Started it up and Oil started leaking out all over, he never drained the old oil! Nuckle head!
Scotty you are amazing😄!!!! I appreciate you so much! I’m going to check on these bc I hate car payments 😫and so I’ve been watching you since pandemic! Thank you thank you thank you
*CORRECTION* the Honda Pilots came in FWD & 4WD drive and not RWD !!!
Pilots with Honda's Variable Torque Management 4WD system (VTM-4) sent most power to the front wheels under normal driving conditions. Under acceleration or if wheel slippage is detected at the front wheels, up to 50% of power can be sent to the rear wheels.
Scotty, I own a 2007 Lexus RX350 built in Canada. Had 158,000 miles on it when I bought it and I can attest to what you say. Solid vehicle and starts up with no problems. Shifts like a dream and yeah, when idling no shake. Has plenty of power as far as I'm concerned. Had some very bad weather this past February (snow and ice) but the AWD system did its job with no issues. Thanks for your vid!
Dash crack yet? Dashboards were known to crack 07,08,09. Also oil lines crack.
I just sold my 2007 RX350 with 160k miles a few days ago. I was quoted for 8k in repairs so it was time to say goodbye. It was a fantastic car
rip Gerald 2007-2021
@@bigpriv3762 No my friend. Dash is in very good condition and NO oil leaks. Vehicle was well taken care of by the previous owner. Also, leather interior is still in great shape as well.
@@jp0308 You got a good one👍
@@bigpriv3762 Thanks buddy!
I stumbled upon Scotty's page and he is hilarious! Love this channel XD
After recently breaking down (fuel pump) in our 2007 Pilot with 165,000 miles, I've been researching a replacement. At 69 and 78 years old and one of us disabled, we have a very low tolerance for getting stranded. We love the Pilot, plenty of room for our dog and whatever gear we want along, easy in and out, good visibility, and great on the beach. (We live on the Washington coast.) I'm wondering now if it's too soon to let it go...
They'll all fall apart eventually. The newer they are the less reliable they get it seems. And that's ALL makes.
I have a 1993 Surf (Japanese domestic market 4Runner) with the 2L-TE turbo diesel. Despite its 28 years everything mechanical end electric still works ! No rust. Only problem is the rear (coil) springs became saggy and had to be replaced. For the rest pretty much bullet proof.
I drive a 2004 4runner and I keep it pristine!! Timmy C
Snapped the timing belt in a 2005 Lexus RX330 (200K miles) , had it towed to my mechanic , $900 later : runs just like it did when I bought it,....... smooth. The only reason the belt needed replacement was because the previous owner had a NAPA substitute installed and it only lasted about 75K miles .
These cars are serious value if bought at a reasonable price.
One of the things I’ve always loved about Hondas most is their acceleration. Nobody makes better engines than Honda!
LEXUS lx470. LS, GX, ES, RX
Great needed video- 5 great SUVs to consider- leaning towards the 4Runner or Lexus🙏🏿👏🏿👍🏿
Scotty The knowledge u have is God's gift Thank You for Sharing
Got myself a 2006 Honda pilot. Took apart the engine when I bought it with 180k miles and replaced everything rubber for like $200. 50k miles later not a single issue. Pushing 230+K
The goat pic.when he laughed with the Honda made me lol
I see a theme here:
1. Toyota
2. Toyota
3. Honda
4. Toyota
5. Honda
If u want reliable you go with these who cares how fancy or new your car is
@@bryanCLXT Not necessary to ONLY buy these.
@@coiledsteel8344 most definitely my bro
@@coiledsteel8344 okay, what other brand in why? Answer is no and idk
Just bought a 2009 Honda Pilot with 123k for 6k. I think I got a pretty good deal.
Who sold it to you? Your uncle? You got a great deal.
my parents have a 2011 with 70k. They hardly drive it as you can tell but when they do, it's an awesome vehicle. Great cars.
amazing :D
@@henrystowe6217 I bought it from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. They were downsizing their fleet.
@@accordwhip3467 So far so good. It does seem to strain more than would be expected towing a small camper. Kinda stays in lower gears for long periods of time.
I own an RX350 2015 and it's the best vehicle I've ever had. No problem whatsoever. I am Canadian.
Love your show & thank you.
Always great job!
My favorite soundbite of all time 34:54
Lmao car slamming on the brakes for no reason. I hate ppl that do that
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My husband bought a 2008 toyota sequoia with 233k miles on it for $4400 he found it in a wealthy neighborhood he said it runs like a new one.
SOLID video!
I was lucky and bought a 2004 4 runner 4x4 with 170,000 miles for 5599
I’ve changed the fluids along with the battery and radiator down to the windshield washer pump and new wipers
Took it on a 3000 mile trip to colo.n.m. And west Texas and not a single issue
Make sure you change timing belt and go ahead and do water pump while in there.