I know this is a tundra channel but I love my 21 tacoma pro. Has blind spot monitoring, moon roof , and all the bells and whistles. Both are great reliable trucks.
That's why i cloned my 2017 limited DC to look like this. Has all the same goodies other than the sunroof. And my 38 gallon tank comes in handy driving 500 miles a week. I agree best heritage grill made. Sparks parts is where i bought mine. Thanks for the 5% discount:)
Hey Mark. I know you can’t predict the future, but since you’re so tuned into Toyota Tundra trends I’ll ask. Based on previous years around summer - When current incentives lapse, what is Toyota likely to offer on Tundras? Are they like to offer more than 1500.00 consumer cash or better financing rates than what is currently offered?
I have the same truck and color, but the American version. I bought it new in 2016 and have 65k miles on it. I've loved it since day 1. Keep up the good work.
I have the US version of this 2016 Pro. It's been great! It's never broke down and left me stranded. Whoever gets that is getting a great truck. ...I can't believe it's going to be 9 years old in January. 😄
Amazing find Mr. Mark. My kids and I own a 2016 pro in quicksand. I can say it’s my dream truck and we were able to purchase it in 2020 before truck prices got ridiculous. My kids and I absolutely love this truck. People ask me “is that a 2021?” And I’m like naw 2016, they age so well. We’ve never had any issues with our 5.7. I plan on passing it down to my son in 10 years when he starts to drive. I had no idea the Canadian version was different from the US. What a beautiful truck, that will make someone really happy. It’s good to know that our truck has only increased in price after we’ve put 80k miles on it in 4 years of ownership. Thanks for sharing Mr. Mark
I remember seeing a brand new one like that at the Toyota dealership in 2016.. The color looks so nice as it just gleamed. The dual exhaust looked great and it really stood out!! I always thought that was a beautiful color.
Very cool truck. I tried to purchase a brand new Canadian Tacoma double cab 5 speed manual transmission two years ago. You couldn’t get the double cab with a stick in the U.S. I picked one out but there is a 12% tax separate from the sales tax so I was looking at 18.5% tax plus shipping. Needless to say I didn’t buy it.
I went to see this truck. I am from Washington and it has been for sale for a while. Is clean but I couldn't justify spending that kind of money on that mileage. Maybe I made a mistake 🤣🤣
Hi Mark, I am looking at this 2018 Tundra limited in metallic brown with 95,000. Does have a lift kit. What do you feel would be a fair price I should offer? This is at Pohanka Toyota dealer In Salisbury Md.
I’m on the hunt. Plenty of videos coming up of my finds out there, of course with the history lesson of each particular Tundra as well 😁 #ClassInSession
Just found my second ‘21 in as many weeks in Wichita Falls, Tx. Windchill Pearl Platinum. Had to send the one last week back to dealer b/c it had undisclosed front-end damage. Pick it up down there in Thursday. 🤞🏻🤞🏻
Hey Mark, I will take your money man, you are giving your money to everybody,.........which one is the really really "take my money please" truck.........I dont know 😀, this is a unicorn
As a Tundra enthusiast, there are a few “take my money” trucks out there. This has always been a favorite of mine though. I got the grille on my wall 🤣
Do/does a Camadian truck "pass" EMISSIONS specs? In my county, in TX, EVERY Truck/Car from 1996 & on has to pass an emissions test in order to buy a license sticker/plate.
I just found this online to shed some light on that subject: Canadian and U.S. auto standards are similar but not identical. While this means that many vehicles will be considered compliant with both sets of laws, some Canadian cars may require adjustments to meet U.S. regulations. If you want to import a car into the United States from Canada, you need to ensure that it complies with all relevant regulations before making the trip southward. According to the EPA, a Canadian vehicle is identical to a United States-certified version if one of the following is true: An emission label is affixed to the Canadian vehicle stating that it is certified to United States EPA federal emission standards; or The vehicle manufacturer’s U.S. representative has provided a letter of compliance that states the vehicle complies with all United States EPA regulations. EPA usually only accepts compliance letters from a manufacturer’s U.S. or Canadian representative.
@@TundraDude34 Yes, in my 30yrs. as a tech, I know of California, Federal & way back then a High Altitude sets of Emissions Specs. I recall so-called Gray Market individually imported cars that required the installation of Emission Control Sys. CATS, SMOG PUMPS, CHARCOAL CANNISTERS, etc. Some cars needed reinforcements installed inside the doors to prevent accidental intrusion. Then, of course, the 5mph bumpers & the USA lighting. Oh, do not forget seat belts...& AIRBAGS.
How many recalls will this one have don’t buy nothing new for the first couple years maybe four years five years my old all the new stuff has too many recalls in too many issues. I have a Toyota tundra platinum 2023. You know what I’m talking about don’t buy.
Can you do a Video on the difference between the Canadian Tundra and the American ones. I live in Canada, and didn't know there was that much of a difference beside 4x4 is a standard.
Its nothing too crazy. SR5 in Canada has a moonroof option, in the US, moonroofs start at Limited. You guys also get heated seats in everything lol. The pro in canada got blind spot monitoring, parking sensors, heated seats in the 15-17, and the US pros didn’t have any of that stuff during those years.
@@highplainsdrifter9849 what recall? Lol... my engine is fine dude.... I'll take my less than 1% chances of failing than buying American crap. Any day of the week... 37k miles later mine is better than ever
You should buy it Mark. Trade off the 3rd gen for it.
I know this is a tundra channel but I love my 21 tacoma pro. Has blind spot monitoring, moon roof , and all the bells and whistles. Both are great reliable trucks.
Tacoma is awesome
TOYOTA TUNDRA 5.7 350 ( 349.9 C.I. ) BEST TRUCK !
Soooo nice
That's why i cloned my 2017 limited DC to look like this. Has all the same goodies other than the sunroof. And my 38 gallon tank comes in handy driving 500 miles a week. I agree best heritage grill made. Sparks parts is where i bought mine. Thanks for the 5% discount:)
Keeping my 50k mile 2016 Super white TRD pro forever….
You should buy it 😮it’s like we were just talking about these ehhhh
🇨🇦 🇨🇦 🇨🇦
Bro trade your truck in on that bad boy!!!!!
Unique as having a reliable V8.
TOYOTA TUNDRA NEED TO BRING BACK. THE 5.7 V8 WITH A 10 SPEED TRANSMISSION FOR 2026 ON UP
Wish my 2020 trd pro had parking sensors and BSM 😢
Awesome truck amazing color and super rare , I’d love to have that!
I’d keep that till the wheels fell off!
I may upgrade my 2007 to a 2018-20. I'm currently at 285k and counting
That thing looks nice for having 125K miles on it.
Yeah the dealer will take your money and Big oil will take the rest if you buy that bad boy😅
Hey Mark.
I know you can’t predict the future, but since you’re so tuned into Toyota Tundra trends I’ll ask. Based on previous years around summer -
When current incentives lapse, what is Toyota likely to offer on Tundras? Are they like to offer more than 1500.00 consumer cash or better financing rates than what is currently offered?
My only question is “when are you going to pick it up”?
I have the same truck and color, but the American version. I bought it new in 2016 and have 65k miles on it. I've loved it since day 1. Keep up the good work.
I have the US version of this 2016 Pro. It's been great! It's never broke down and left me stranded. Whoever gets that is getting a great truck. ...I can't believe it's going to be 9 years old in January. 😄
Amazing find Mr. Mark. My kids and I own a 2016 pro in quicksand. I can say it’s my dream truck and we were able to purchase it in 2020 before truck prices got ridiculous. My kids and I absolutely love this truck. People ask me “is that a 2021?” And I’m like naw 2016, they age so well. We’ve never had any issues with our 5.7. I plan on passing it down to my son in 10 years when he starts to drive. I had no idea the Canadian version was different from the US. What a beautiful truck, that will make someone really happy. It’s good to know that our truck has only increased in price after we’ve put 80k miles on it in 4 years of ownership. Thanks for sharing Mr. Mark
I remember seeing a brand new one like that at the Toyota dealership in 2016.. The color looks so nice as it just gleamed. The dual exhaust looked great and it really stood out!! I always thought that was a beautiful color.
love quicksand !!!!
Buy it for the channel it would be awesome
I would love to own a 2021 TRD Pro. Maybe I can trade my 2018 Shelby 350 for the 21 Pro? Just kidding, lol. Sweet Canadian Tundra.
The Shelby must remain!
So crazy I almost bought this 2 weeks ago! I ended up buying a 2021 lunacorn pro for a few thousand more
Wow. Talk about holding value. Truck must be mint at that price/milage.
TRD Pros hold their value better than any Tundra. I love it
Very cool truck. I tried to purchase a brand new Canadian Tacoma double cab 5 speed manual transmission two years ago. You couldn’t get the double cab with a stick in the U.S. I picked one out but there is a 12% tax separate from the sales tax so I was looking at 18.5% tax plus shipping. Needless to say I didn’t buy it.
Beautiful! I wouldn’t hesitate to buy this over the new gen!
I went to see this truck. I am from Washington and it has been for sale for a while. Is clean but I couldn't justify spending that kind of money on that mileage. Maybe I made a mistake 🤣🤣
Those things hold their value so well. And with it being a Canada truck, someone is gonna score!
Nicest tundra I have seen in a while
One day i’ll tell you about how i let one of these slip in 2016. Im still mad at myself
Hi Mark, I am looking at this 2018 Tundra limited in metallic brown with 95,000. Does have a lift kit. What do you feel would be a fair price I should offer? This is at Pohanka Toyota dealer In Salisbury Md.
Hard to say with the spike in 2nd gen demand. What are they asking?
@@TundraDude34 $36,922.
@Bunkysworkshop yeah those are the type of prices im seeing too. Where are you looking to be?
@@TundraDude34 I was thinking of offering $34,000
Worth a try!
I’ve been looking for a limited Rock Warrior double cab. So hard to find and when I do their northeastern trucks.
Thats another dream tundra of mine!
Do it do it do it do it do it
My 21 Lunar Rock Canadian version and just something missing is transmission cooler
Got lucky with getting my 2016 TrdPro the Toyota Sales man was already tryna buy it but customers first they said 🤣
Man, u keep finding these gems. The one I liked a lot was the army green trail edition tundra
I’m on the hunt. Plenty of videos coming up of my finds out there, of course with the history lesson of each particular Tundra as well 😁 #ClassInSession
@@TundraDude34 it’s kinda your fault that, I now have a 2013 Tundra RCSB 4x4. I need to stop watching you before I get something else. Lol
If you sell that, we are gonna have a problem 😁. An rcsb is my dream truck
Nice salty rusty frame ...go for it!
Just found my second ‘21 in as many weeks in Wichita Falls, Tx. Windchill Pearl Platinum. Had to send the one last week back to dealer b/c it had undisclosed front-end damage. Pick it up down there in Thursday. 🤞🏻🤞🏻
Hey Mark, I will take your money man, you are giving your money to everybody,.........which one is the really really "take my money please" truck.........I dont know 😀, this is a unicorn
As a Tundra enthusiast, there are a few “take my money” trucks out there. This has always been a favorite of mine though. I got the grille on my wall 🤣
I have a 2012 rock warrior with parking sensors and a moonroof
Yes sir! Its the Pro in the states that didn’t have that as an option from 15-17. But other trims and packages certainly did
I love the stamped Tundra in the lower tailgate and the stamped TRD Pro in the bed. Why do people want to cheapen the look with inlays.
I always liked to keep the TRD Pro stamp as is, but that Tundra on the tailgate needed the black inlay. Just my opinion of course.
First!
My 2018 SR5 has moon and heated seats up here in Alberta
Canada wins again!
❤
The greatest tundra ever made was the 2021 trd pro in magnetic grey
I do love that setup and color 🙌🏼
Do/does a Camadian truck "pass" EMISSIONS specs?
In my county, in TX, EVERY Truck/Car from 1996 & on has to pass an emissions test in order to buy a license sticker/plate.
I just found this online to shed some light on that subject:
Canadian and U.S. auto standards are similar but not identical. While this means that many vehicles will be considered compliant with both sets of laws, some Canadian cars may require adjustments to meet U.S. regulations. If you want to import a car into the United States from Canada, you need to ensure that it complies with all relevant regulations before making the trip southward.
According to the EPA, a Canadian vehicle is identical to a United States-certified version if one of the following is true:
An emission label is affixed to the Canadian vehicle stating that it is certified to United States EPA federal emission standards; or
The vehicle manufacturer’s U.S. representative has provided a letter of compliance that states the vehicle complies with all United States EPA regulations. EPA usually only accepts compliance letters from a manufacturer’s U.S. or Canadian representative.
@@TundraDude34 Yes, in my 30yrs. as a tech, I know of California, Federal & way back then a High Altitude sets of Emissions Specs.
I recall so-called Gray Market individually imported cars that required the installation of Emission Control Sys.
CATS, SMOG PUMPS, CHARCOAL CANNISTERS, etc.
Some cars needed reinforcements installed inside the doors to prevent accidental intrusion.
Then, of course, the 5mph bumpers & the USA lighting.
Oh, do not forget seat belts...& AIRBAGS.
Great video, Mark. I 100% Agree. I wonder how much rust is on it since it was from the north. It looks mint. What a gem.
It was bought and owned in BC Canada, so looking under that thing is a must lol
How many recalls will this one have don’t buy nothing new for the first couple years maybe four years five years my old all the new stuff has too many recalls in too many issues. I have a Toyota tundra platinum 2023. You know what I’m talking about don’t buy.
This video is about a 2016 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro, 5.7 V8
It’s almost as if he has been sent here to say that!! Interesting.
@@TundraDude34 sporry
@@TundraDude34 sorry
Can you do a Video on the difference between the Canadian Tundra and the American ones. I live in Canada, and didn't know there was that much of a difference beside 4x4 is a standard.
Its nothing too crazy. SR5 in Canada has a moonroof option, in the US, moonroofs start at Limited. You guys also get heated seats in everything lol. The pro in canada got blind spot monitoring, parking sensors, heated seats in the 15-17, and the US pros didn’t have any of that stuff during those years.
@@TundraDude34 Would the Canadian 15-17, 1794 option have the parking sensors like the Pro?
@ImpulseToAdrenaline yes, 1794 has them in both the US & Canada
@@TundraDude34 And the Limited as well? Im guessing its pretty much the same as 1794
Nice!. QuickSand and Cement,MGM are my favorites.Nice Mark👍👍
I know people love this truck. But damn.. that looks like from 1992. I love my 22' bells and whistles
Bet you love the your engine recall too. 😊
@@highplainsdrifter9849 what recall? Lol... my engine is fine dude.... I'll take my less than 1% chances of failing than buying American crap. Any day of the week... 37k miles later mine is better than ever