@@mindovrmatter33 well the army nor any branch calls it army green cause it aint army green, its olive green, so toyota actually has it wrong, calling it by the wrong name.
Just bought a 2020 TRD Pro last Sunday. They didn't have the green so I had black or white to choose from. Although the black looked better, I went with the white (easier to keep clean). Hands down the nicest truck I've ever driven. Here are key factors to consider on this truck: 1. Dual exhaust. Sounds way better and adds a little more punch on acceleration. 2. The passenger side seat has electronic adjustments. 3. The lane alert system is awesome especially if you're an idiot like me and texts while driving (bad). Whether you veer left or right, it alerts you. Probably the most important feature on the truck. 4. JBL audio system. Though not the best, it's still a very nice system. No real need to upgrade. 5. Seat warmers. I live in snow country. Very nice addition. 6. Duel temp controls. So nice having a seperate control from my GF that Likes to roasts me in my own vehicle. 7. Leather interior. Very nice and fairly rugged. Feels awesome. Looks even better. 8. Moon roof. You won't use it all that often but it's awesome having it. When you have it in the propped up position, it makes the truck look better for some reason. Not significant but looks matter. Lol 9. 18" rims. The rims are awesome but the idiot that chose the tired needs to be throat punched. So I went to Les Schwab and they said the tires are very nice. Michelin's best all-terrain. They discouraged me from buying new tires... 🤜🤪 10. No step rails. Okay, now that I throat punched the idiot who decided on the tires, it's time to poor gasoline on him and light a match. No fucking step rails?? So, I had them installed aftermarket for about $560. Pick what you want but you'll need them. I got 5" black (tube type). Looks nice. 3" or 4" was a little small so I would advise 5". 11. TRD Pro indented on each side of the bed. I like it however, they sell decals on Amazon that you can put in there and it looks 300% better. $39.99 for both sides (you choose the colors). All black or a black/red combo. Why Toyota didn't do this is beyond me. Probably the same retard that chose the fucking tires. 12. Heated steering wheel. Not significant however, would have been nice. Still the best truck ever constructed by far....
Dont care if Toyota changes the looks Every 5 minutes or not like the big 3 do I buy a Toyota it's for its unmatched Reliability ! plus they do look pretty bad ass.
Beautifully said and very informative, I just took possession of a 2020 Toyota tundra TRD pro and had no idea about the remote control thank you so much
@@Infamous425 Now they do. But Chevy is getting ready to change the interior of the Silverado for 2021 anyway so yea. But I will give it to Toyota in terms of reliability definitely.
Jimmie G exactly! I rather have reliability and resale value than to have a "tech" truck, besides when all that high tech breakdown it will be in the shop. Why fix something when it's not broken?
@@jefferyreaves5552 Exactly, my boyfriend's 2017 Ram 2500 has been in & out of the shop for the past 3 months for transmission problems. & my 2015 Tundra is truckin' along lol
@@patriciarodriguez4176 People talking about Toyota interior's outdated-- excuse my French-- I don't give a Damn about how the interior looks! All I care about is the dependability, reliability of the Tundra! When all of that fancy shit tears up the truck will be in the shop for who knows how long.
Had a 2014 tundra with 4.6 sucked on gas and had engine problems with only 140,000kms on it. Toyota actually said I had a bad egg. Wouldnt get a new one until they upgrade some of that technology
$59,000 is way too much for this outdated truck. I’ll keep my Raptor and most likely buy another when in the market. Same old boring Toyota, basically the same as when the TRD Pro was released in 2015. That one sold for just under $46,000.
Suwanh Y ok thanks but then what’s the purpose if you can remotely start it but it won’t unlock lol. I get it security, maybe a good way to warm up the truck 😎
I agree with the comment on the tires, not aggressive enough. I was just up in Durango colorado and we had a 2 foot snow storm, saw someone driving to the garage where I was staying in a 4x4 Tundra. He turned into the garage to fast and slid into a snowbank, his truck was stuck because the tires could not get grip, had to call his friends to get him out. An offroad truck NEEDS OFFROAD TIRES.
Who buys a stock truck and takes it off-road. Maybe trails. But that’s it. Only people who know nothing about off-roading do that. I buy a truck based on value/$ and this truck is not worth the sticker.
They make accessory tanks you mount in the bed for trucks. When the main tank is empty, you flip a switch and the accessory tank drains into the main tank
Jerry Miller I get the range would be nice, but I can’t imagine filling that in one stop. On top of it being $250 it would probably take 30 mins to fill. Lol
If you like an old school reliable truck with a mid grade suspensión 🦊 Tundra is the best choice, trail boss rusty Ranchos shocks are garbage ! Ram trucks are nice when new after a couple thousands miles they compromised that’s why you trade in those trucks about 5k miles range
Mentions the engine, didn't say how outdated the drive-train was. Mentioned the front hood scoops, forgot to mention they're not even functional. "I love the front-end". Front end hasn't changed in years. And I can go on.
Small trucks are for small people, big or regular size trucks are for guys 6 ft or more, it should feel good to you. The smaller tucks look great but once I'm inside them, I don't like it, it just feels like a toy. It's easier to park, but that's all I really like about a smaller truck.
That interior is absolute garbage. I didn't think I'd find an interior worse than GM but this takes the cake. Toyota is in dire need of a redesign. I'm a Tundra fan as well because of their towing capacity and rock solid reliable but Tundra's look ancient on the road right now. That's why I haven't even considered one. Only thing I like is Toyota paint colors. They are killing the game in that department.
Definitely a Utah driver with that wobbling in lane; needs more content on highway driving. Especially in Utah, it would be nice to see a display of the safety features-this year we have averaged 1 road death per 36-38 hours. Maybe include a 0-60 to hear the engine rumble. I like that your videos have that “kid in a candy shop” vibe. Makes them feel genuine. Overall not a bad video. Though I wish it wasn’t LHM that sponsored it, shit dealerships. Will you have a multi truck comparison video? Seems like LHM is willing to provide options.
Toyota is sooooo far behind the competition-in literally every category. But yeah, let's keep talking about how reliable they are, just like every other modern vehicle.
I'm not sure how it is with the new truck, but i had an '07 tundra, and that smaller "cup holder" under the screen is used for the ashtray insert if so ordered. My truck did not have the smokers package so it didn't come with the ashtray, but it still had the hole for the ashtray, but i used mine for a cup holder (it was placed differently in the '07).
i bought a Pro in 2015 and theyve added a bit more creature comforts i felt were missing back then. moonroof, heated seats, leather, better stereo. i went for a 2019 this year come to find out it didnt have smart entry or push start...wtf toyota!
Ben, I have 20 Ram Rebel and my good friend has 20 TRD Pro. I like that his truck came with the hard cover and running boards. However my interior and storage inside out does the TRD all day long. Toyota hasn’t really changed the interior in years. Both great trucks.
I will only buy Toyota. Their continuous improvement quality control is something shit ram can only dream about. I love the simplicity of the tundra. Mine is 2020 and I love knowing I am not gambling with my money and will have this truck for 20+ years and it will still be worth a ton. And if this is your daily driver you’re an idiot.
ive owned 4 tundras in my life and when they redesigned it in 2014 they ruled it, went cheap on so many things as well as ruined the limited package when they released the platinum. I recently got out of my 2015 because Toyota failed to make it right, got me a 2020 chevy 2500HD and haven't looked back best truck EVER!!!! you'd have to give me a brand new tundra platinum or 1794 for me to drive one again, good riddance to the tundras
Nothing holds their value like a Tundra, nothing last as long as the tundra, and the interior on the one you bought looks like a grandpa, interiors aren't that much different in trucks. Tundra interior in my opinion looks better then that thing j/s
Tundra is great...EXCEPT in 2019 and 2020 they deleted the aux trans cooler..if you add it back like people are doing it’s fine..if you don’t trans fluid temps get too high when hill climb and towing.. do your homework on this subject
Doesn’t compare. Anything better than Fiat Chrysler and GM. Terrible quality and longevity. Toyota is great quality. Except push button. Get that pretty boy crap out of the Tundra.
To me the truck looks good. I think it lacks the technology that U.S. trucks have and the price is high. I’ve owned a Toyota truck long ago and it ran fine. I agree about the rear window I wish more trucks offered it. I’m looking to buy AT4 but I want to explore the Tremor first. Especially with the new 7.3. Thanks for the videos I look forward to them and I can’t wait for the Tremor video.
I just traded my 2016 Tundra in for a 2019 TRD 4Runner to save on fuel cost. My truck averaged 13.4 MPG on the interstate @ 78MPH and with an empty 24ft trailer on the interstate i would get 6 to 8 MPG. Due to my road travels i was spending nearly $600 a month on fuel so it just made sense but i sure miss the room in the Tundra.
You literally didn’t cover a thing about what the TRD Pro package actually added for off-road performance. At least I know what trim pieces you like though...
LMAO, sitting in the driver seat, says "let's take this out to see how it drives"...and the next shot is him opening the door and climbing in! Great continuity
You’ll need all that cool and fancy stuff in the big three trucks when you’re waiting on the side of the road waiting for the tow truck to take you back to the dealership. I’ll stick with cheap, hard plastic and proven reliability.
Who cares about gas when you own a 60k truck? Most people I have seen with big ass trucks own big ass houses, $80 worth of gas every week is nothing to em.
My F150 is objectively superior in every single way. Maybe it won’t last 1 million miles... (maybe it will) but for every mile it is more enjoyable to live with. More power, better fuel economy, rear locker, far superior tech and interior... on and on.
Greg Weik - Your F150 is superior, maybe it won’t last a million miles? I have a small trailer and tow it a few months a year. An F150 is a nice truck, but reliability wise the difference is like night and day. I’ve killed or worn out F150's, Ram 1500's and a Silverado in two years each respectively, pulling a 5000 lb trailer up mountains. I firmly believe that is because most are meant to last about 50,000 miles before failures begin. Toyota’s are not engineered to break, my Toyota has been dragging my trailer up those same mountain highways for 8 years and it’s still going on 248,000 miles. The engine screams all the way up, but it does it even though it has a lower tow rating than a few of the others I’ve owned. And sorry, an F150 lasting a million miles is a miracle. Yes it can IF you are willing to replace everything several times over. LOL!
Greg Weik - I read your post closely, more power, better fuel economy, rear locking diff., better technology, nicer interior, etc. you like your ford better, Great. But then you must not mind the repairs, while I do. A truck in the shop is costing you money, and not making money. The jobs lost because of mechanical troubles, the vacations ruined because of breakdowns on a year old truck are unacceptable to me. One of my coworkers just bought a F250, it’s three months old, and he blew the exhaust doughnut pipe/valve on his third trip through the mountains. His bigger better badder higher towing capacity truck failed at about 7000 miles, my old Tundra finished the job with over 250k miles on it. Yes... I get it, Toyota trucks aren’t as nice, older tech, older design. But they WORK RELIABLY.
@@Erin-Thor I've mostly owned Toyotas my whole life. Tacoma, Tundra, a 2015 Land Cruiser I built for overlanding, tons of Priuses, Yaris', LC500, RC-F, RC350, GX460 --I've owned and experienced pretty much everything the brand has to offer. They are all well-built, well-engineered vehicles that I would trust to take me anywhere, anytime. That said, when it comes to a 1/2 ton truck, I want more than what Toyota offers. I usually don't own vehicles past their warranty, and I don't use my truck for my livelihood, so I have the ability to buy and drive the nicest truck, which may not be the most reliable truck. But again, so far no issues on my F150. Until Toyota starts making vehicles competitive again in the key attributes I listed in my first post, they won't have me back as a customer.
Reliability and resale value goes to the Tundra. Interior goes to the Ram and exterior they are all a tie for me. That army green looks nice for sure.
Jason Rios good observation
Please, its OD Green, not army green, OD being Olive Drab.
@@sdot18 you're wrong... Official TRD Pro color is Army Green.
@@mindovrmatter33 well the army nor any branch calls it army green cause it aint army green, its olive green, so toyota actually has it wrong, calling it by the wrong name.
@@sdot18 yeah okay...
Just bought a 2020 TRD Pro last Sunday. They didn't have the green so I had black or white to choose from. Although the black looked better, I went with the white (easier to keep clean). Hands down the nicest truck I've ever driven. Here are key factors to consider on this truck:
1. Dual exhaust. Sounds way better and adds a little more punch on acceleration.
2. The passenger side seat has electronic adjustments.
3. The lane alert system is awesome especially if you're an idiot like me and texts while driving (bad). Whether you veer left or right, it alerts you. Probably the most important feature on the truck.
4. JBL audio system. Though not the best, it's still a very nice system. No real need to upgrade.
5. Seat warmers. I live in snow country. Very nice addition.
6. Duel temp controls. So nice having a seperate control from my GF that Likes to roasts me in my own vehicle.
7. Leather interior. Very nice and fairly rugged. Feels awesome. Looks even better.
8. Moon roof. You won't use it all that often but it's awesome having it. When you have it in the propped up position, it makes the truck look better for some reason.
Not significant but looks matter. Lol
9. 18" rims. The rims are awesome but the idiot that chose the tired needs to be throat punched. So I went to Les Schwab and they said the tires are very nice. Michelin's best all-terrain. They discouraged me from buying new tires... 🤜🤪
10. No step rails. Okay, now that I throat punched the idiot who decided on the tires, it's time to poor gasoline on him and light a match. No fucking step rails?? So, I had them installed aftermarket for about $560. Pick what you want but you'll need them. I got 5" black (tube type). Looks nice. 3" or 4" was a little small so I would advise 5".
11. TRD Pro indented on each side of the bed. I like it however, they sell decals on Amazon that you can put in there and it looks 300% better. $39.99 for both sides (you choose the colors). All black or a black/red combo. Why Toyota didn't do this is beyond me. Probably the same retard that chose the fucking tires.
12. Heated steering wheel. Not significant however, would have been nice.
Still the best truck ever constructed by far....
Dont care if Toyota changes the looks
Every 5 minutes or not like the big 3 do
I buy a Toyota it's for its unmatched
Reliability ! plus they do look pretty bad ass.
Bruce Hill yep
Bruce Hill my 2013 tundra has been so reliable such a work truck and power house looking to get 3rd Gen
Toyota makes the most reliable cars
That v8 sound is addictive.
Tundra beats them both. Drive one and you'll understand
the rain gives an awesome aesthetic for the truck and the video, the truck looks great with the water sliding down the panelling.
Beautifully said and very informative, I just took possession of a 2020 Toyota tundra TRD pro and had no idea about the remote control thank you so much
Albert Hernandez 😎👍🏻
Toyota still in 2014 with that interior.
iNerve-_- lol
The worst interior of all time.
Ford Chevy and Dodge still in the shop with all their problems
@@seabass22 this is true. But it still doesn't take away that the interior is garbage.
Trending 4 Solutions at least it won’t be falling to pieces in 5 years
The funny thing is even the remote is so 1990s but the prices are through the roof on all the trucks. Period.
The article reads "...Better Than The Ram Rebel And Chevy Trail Boss" but you don't broach that subject.
Not the best mpg's...but at least it comes with a nice big gas tank :) Something Chevy and Nissan are missing, comes in handy when you tow!
Michael Horner that is true 🤔🤔🤔
Yep, Titan has better gas mileage, but the tank size sucks!
Interior nicer than silverado IMO. Silverado has gauges from the 80's
Atleast they have push start , nice touchscreen, and half digital gauges. Even tho you gotta go to the High country to get them.
@@rashaudl.1605 2020 tundras have push start now and same size 8" touchscreen as Silverado
@@Infamous425 Now they do. But Chevy is getting ready to change the interior of the Silverado for 2021 anyway so yea. But I will give it to Toyota in terms of reliability definitely.
Rashaud L. You can get all that with an LT All Star Edition, or RST model.
😍😍 badass and trouble free is all i care.
Jimmie G exactly! I rather have reliability and resale value than to have a "tech" truck, besides when all that high tech breakdown it will be in the shop. Why fix something when it's not broken?
@@jefferyreaves5552 Exactly, my boyfriend's 2017 Ram 2500 has been in & out of the shop for the past 3 months for transmission problems.
& my 2015 Tundra is truckin' along lol
@@patriciarodriguez4176 People talking about Toyota interior's outdated-- excuse my French-- I don't give a Damn about how the interior looks! All I care about is the dependability, reliability of the Tundra! When all of that fancy shit tears up the truck will be in the shop for who knows how long.
Yea i love the tundras i have a 2019 sr5 2wd it runs alot better than any other full size ive had.
Had a 2014 tundra with 4.6 sucked on gas and had engine problems with only 140,000kms on it. Toyota actually said I had a bad egg. Wouldnt get a new one until they upgrade some of that technology
Beautiful Truck .... And more Reliable than those American made junkers!
59k? That dealer marked it up big time. All the ones by me were under 55. And around 51k
$59,000 is way too much for this outdated truck. I’ll keep my Raptor and most likely buy another when in the market. Same old boring Toyota, basically the same as when the TRD Pro was released in 2015. That one sold for just under $46,000.
It's all the TRD add-ons, they're way too overpriced and just unnecessary. Just get the base 4x4 Tundra and get aftermarket parts.
Raptor drop $10,000 a year.
Raptors have that turbo crap from Ford. I’ll stick to Toyota
Toyota always reliable and rarely break down.
The Tundra is great , that's why they sold ten of them last year.
59k$ for a 10 years old truck wow that’s to much money for tundra. Always love your reviews
Ahmad Al Ameer it is a lot lol
That TRD pro dual exhaust had been around forever. I had it on my 2011 Limited
This v8 will last and in fact people have put one million miles on them 💯
Nope, that was the 4.6L - 4.7L V8, not this 5.7L V8. Also note that it was mostly Hwy miles.
The 5.7L have issues of it own.
this army green is making me regret buying my black 2019 trd pro.
Paint it or get a wrap. That black is nice too tho.
Should have got the voodoo blue
Wanna sell it
lol just paint it
A guy down the road has a tan version
you usually press the lock button once, then twice (holding the button down on the 3rd press) for remote start.
Armond B. Thanks for the 411. Just bought a 2020 and never knew that.But when it starts do the doors unlock ?
@@Albert-777 the doors stay lock for security.
Suwanh Y ok thanks but then what’s the purpose if you can remotely start it but it won’t unlock lol. I get it security, maybe a good way to warm up the truck 😎
Armond B. Does this remote start work on tundra trd sport?
The trans I think is really good, it's right on doesn't search for gears
I agree with the comment on the tires, not aggressive enough. I was just up in Durango colorado and we had a 2 foot snow storm, saw someone driving to the garage where I was staying in a 4x4 Tundra. He turned into the garage to fast and slid into a snowbank, his truck was stuck because the tires could not get grip, had to call his friends to get him out. An offroad truck NEEDS OFFROAD TIRES.
We so need the Tundra in the UK, I SO want one!!
The “ fast lane truck channel “ already showed proof its better then the Ram Rebel and please..the trail boss is a joke
Who buys a stock truck and takes it off-road. Maybe trails. But that’s it. Only people who know nothing about off-roading do that. I buy a truck based on value/$ and this truck is not worth the sticker.
@@mminniear984 This has great resale value, and will not need to be in the shop. It justifies its price with a long term ownership experience.
If their interior didn’t look like a rental car, Toyota would kill in sales
The interior looks cheap, and for that kinda money I'd be looking at a ram
I looked at one yesterday. They feel cheap too. My initial response was just kinda, "meh."
my boyfriend's 2500 is in the shop for transmission problems lol
@@patriciarodriguez4176... and it won't be the last time it's in the shop either!
Is it possible to put a 60-90 gallon gas tank in the back?
They make accessory tanks you mount in the bed for trucks. When the main tank is empty, you flip a switch and the accessory tank drains into the main tank
You trying to go to the moon or what buddy?
Jerry Miller I get the range would be nice, but I can’t imagine filling that in one stop. On top of it being $250 it would probably take 30 mins to fill. Lol
@@Pabloperes675 noone can go. Only hollywood studio
@@rudystraight1750 right.
10:16 Pizza rolls are done
John 3:16 lol
Ha! 😅 I know, right?! 🍕
If you like an old school reliable truck with a mid grade suspensión 🦊 Tundra is the best choice, trail boss rusty Ranchos shocks are garbage !
Ram trucks are nice when new after a couple thousands miles they compromised that’s why you trade in those trucks about 5k miles range
Agree 100%.
Mentions the engine, didn't say how outdated the drive-train was. Mentioned the front hood scoops, forgot to mention they're not even functional. "I love the front-end". Front end hasn't changed in years. And I can go on.
Tundra is better because it never breaks
Tundra is a great truck
Small trucks are for small people, big or regular size trucks are for guys 6 ft or more, it should feel good to you. The smaller tucks look great but once I'm inside them, I don't like it, it just feels like a toy. It's easier to park, but that's all I really like about a smaller truck.
So many Tundra reviews, and so few reviewers found that it could remote start.
Toyota Tundra one badass truck on planet Earth
That interior is absolute garbage. I didn't think I'd find an interior worse than GM but this takes the cake. Toyota is in dire need of a redesign. I'm a Tundra fan as well because of their towing capacity and rock solid reliable but Tundra's look ancient on the road right now. That's why I haven't even considered one. Only thing I like is Toyota paint colors. They are killing the game in that department.
I will buy any day just cause of the monster sound omggg
This 2012 Toyota looks nice..... cutting edge interior!
TheSquiggyacfd 😂
More like the 2007 model😂
Love the color!
Best looking truck hands down, but dam that interior look like it was built back in 1996
I bought a 2016 Tundra TRD Pro Crewmax in the Quicksand color for $46k. I can't imagine spending $20k more 3 years later for minor updates.
Definitely a Utah driver with that wobbling in lane; needs more content on highway driving. Especially in Utah, it would be nice to see a display of the safety features-this year we have averaged 1 road death per 36-38 hours. Maybe include a 0-60 to hear the engine rumble.
I like that your videos have that “kid in a candy shop” vibe. Makes them feel genuine.
Overall not a bad video. Though I wish it wasn’t LHM that sponsored it, shit dealerships. Will you have a multi truck comparison video? Seems like LHM is willing to provide options.
Toyota is sooooo far behind the competition-in literally every category. But yeah, let's keep talking about how reliable they are, just like every other modern vehicle.
Now if only the truck can have the same Ram interior and the same reliability of the same engine of Toyota its good to go
I'm not sure how it is with the new truck, but i had an '07 tundra, and that smaller "cup holder" under the screen is used for the ashtray insert if so ordered. My truck did not have the smokers package so it didn't come with the ashtray, but it still had the hole for the ashtray, but i used mine for a cup holder (it was placed differently in the '07).
Jimi Ray Malmsteen makes sense
Hello ben thankyou for all of the awesome videos. How are you doing? Take care and be safe bub
David Gintz living my best life 🤣 thanks for the support
@@BenHardyCars your welcome ben
Damn this truck is badass!
That might be true but the RAM just got the highest safety rating for 2020 topping Ford, GM, Nissan and Toyota.
Impressive ✌🏻
Toyota sure knows how to cheap out on their trucks until the last year it’s being produced.
Mauro lol
Ram is killing this truck
6:17 ford collision warning 😂
i bought a Pro in 2015 and theyve added a bit more creature comforts i felt were missing back then. moonroof, heated seats, leather, better stereo. i went for a 2019 this year come to find out it didnt have smart entry or push start...wtf toyota!
$60k is nuts
Ben, I have 20 Ram Rebel and my good friend has 20 TRD Pro. I like that his truck came with the hard cover and running boards. However my interior and storage inside out does the TRD all day long. Toyota hasn’t really changed the interior in years. Both great trucks.
Gotta love fake hood scoops
I will only buy Toyota. Their continuous improvement quality control is something shit ram can only dream about. I love the simplicity of the tundra. Mine is 2020 and I love knowing I am not gambling with my money and will have this truck for 20+ years and it will still be worth a ton. And if this is your daily driver you’re an idiot.
Toyota needs to update their interior but most importantly their safety... the Tundra has abysmal ratings compared to other trucks on the market...
Good stuff brother
Of course it's better than ram and Chevy...it's a Toyota...don't worry about the price..u won't spend any money on a mechanic, so your good.
I LOVED MY TACO,. BUT I BOUGHT A REBEL,. AND LOVE IT MORE,. BEST VEHICLE IVE EVER OWNED,. SMOOTHER RIDE THAN A 1968 CADDILLAC
No LED exterior lighting? This truck is so old
NissanTy 💀💀💀
NissanTy old is GOLD baby 🍼 don’t hate.
Literally nothing in the interior has changed.
ive owned 4 tundras in my life and when they redesigned it in 2014 they ruled it, went cheap on so many things as well as ruined the limited package when they released the platinum. I recently got out of my 2015 because Toyota failed to make it right, got me a 2020 chevy 2500HD and haven't looked back best truck EVER!!!! you'd have to give me a brand new tundra platinum or 1794 for me to drive one again, good riddance to the tundras
Nothing holds their value like a Tundra, nothing last as long as the tundra, and the interior on the one you bought looks like a grandpa, interiors aren't that much different in trucks. Tundra interior in my opinion looks better then that thing j/s
I hate big hoods especially with scoops, they greatly reduce front obstacle visibility.
Tell Dodge to give Toyota their infotainment setup for a few lessons on how to build a better transmission. 🧐
LifeofGnar the new 8speed in the rams is great
Tundra is great...EXCEPT in 2019 and 2020 they deleted the aux trans cooler..if you add it back like people are doing it’s fine..if you don’t trans fluid temps get too high when hill climb and towing.. do your homework on this subject
Toyota forgot to up their game for that kinda change. I'll keep my Longhorn.
Doesn’t compare. Anything better than Fiat Chrysler and GM. Terrible quality and longevity. Toyota is great quality. Except push button. Get that pretty boy crap out of the Tundra.
Toyota NEEDS to upgrade the interior dash board.
Lol true
Right! That center screen is so pixelated, I thought he was playing Tetris for a split second.
To me the truck looks good. I think it lacks the technology that U.S. trucks have and the price is high. I’ve owned a Toyota truck long ago and it ran fine. I agree about the rear window I wish more trucks offered it. I’m looking to buy AT4 but I want to explore the Tremor first. Especially with the new 7.3. Thanks for the videos I look forward to them and I can’t wait for the Tremor video.
Craig Chadwick that’s the way to go
Ran rebel all the way
Buy ram and make trips to dealers
I check all three and I bought the ram rebel last month because the interior is way better on the rebel.
What are you going to do when that pretty interior is sitting in the shop over and over again?
@@Logansf410why do you care ? Are you paying ? Buy whatever you want and let people buy whatever they want....
Sweet truck
Michael Obama I love the green
Nice $40k truck...but out dated
I just traded my 2016 Tundra in for a 2019 TRD 4Runner to save on fuel cost. My truck averaged 13.4 MPG on the interstate @ 78MPH and with an empty 24ft trailer on the interstate i would get 6 to 8 MPG. Due to my road travels i was spending nearly $600 a month on fuel so it just made sense but i sure miss the room in the Tundra.
You literally didn’t cover a thing about what the TRD Pro package actually added for off-road performance. At least I know what trim pieces you like though...
Hey Ben how about $51,000 ?
LMAO, sitting in the driver seat, says "let's take this out to see how it drives"...and the next shot is him opening the door and climbing in! Great continuity
Toyota has got to get to the 21st Century. Well made trucks but way out dated.
Ben that's a TRD Cat Back exhaust. Can be purchased in Toyota parts department and added to any Tundra.
Tundra (Toyota in 2020 really) is the record player of the truck world. It’s great in a lot of ways. Just old and outdated af.
Those tires are all wrong for that truck.
You’ll need all that cool and fancy stuff in the big three trucks when you’re waiting on the side of the road waiting for the tow truck to take you back to the dealership.
I’ll stick with cheap, hard plastic and proven reliability.
kidmoua lol
very good heavy duty truck, but... man have seen the Tesla Cybertruck?.... it is futuristic
What's the best city worth toyota package?
Who cares about gas when you own a 60k truck? Most people I have seen with big ass trucks own big ass houses, $80 worth of gas every week is nothing to em.
I dont think this truck comes anywhere close to the competitors.
Better reliability and resale value is a myth.
Please get off drugs. Call 1-800-662-Help.
1.1 mpg is not as far off as you think
AT4 all the way
My F150 is objectively superior in every single way. Maybe it won’t last 1 million miles... (maybe it will) but for every mile it is more enjoyable to live with. More power, better fuel economy, rear locker, far superior tech and interior... on and on.
Greg Weik - Your F150 is superior, maybe it won’t last a million miles? I have a small trailer and tow it a few months a year. An F150 is a nice truck, but reliability wise the difference is like night and day. I’ve killed or worn out F150's, Ram 1500's and a Silverado in two years each respectively, pulling a 5000 lb trailer up mountains. I firmly believe that is because most are meant to last about 50,000 miles before failures begin. Toyota’s are not engineered to break, my Toyota has been dragging my trailer up those same mountain highways for 8 years and it’s still going on 248,000 miles. The engine screams all the way up, but it does it even though it has a lower tow rating than a few of the others I’ve owned. And sorry, an F150 lasting a million miles is a miracle. Yes it can IF you are willing to replace everything several times over. LOL!
Erin Thor I think you missed the point of my post.
Greg Weik - I read your post closely, more power, better fuel economy, rear locking diff., better technology, nicer interior, etc. you like your ford better, Great. But then you must not mind the repairs, while I do. A truck in the shop is costing you money, and not making money. The jobs lost because of mechanical troubles, the vacations ruined because of breakdowns on a year old truck are unacceptable to me. One of my coworkers just bought a F250, it’s three months old, and he blew the exhaust doughnut pipe/valve on his third trip through the mountains. His bigger better badder higher towing capacity truck failed at about 7000 miles, my old Tundra finished the job with over 250k miles on it. Yes... I get it, Toyota trucks aren’t as nice, older tech, older design. But they WORK RELIABLY.
@@Erin-Thor I've mostly owned Toyotas my whole life. Tacoma, Tundra, a 2015 Land Cruiser I built for overlanding, tons of Priuses, Yaris', LC500, RC-F, RC350, GX460 --I've owned and experienced pretty much everything the brand has to offer. They are all well-built, well-engineered vehicles that I would trust to take me anywhere, anytime. That said, when it comes to a 1/2 ton truck, I want more than what Toyota offers. I usually don't own vehicles past their warranty, and I don't use my truck for my livelihood, so I have the ability to buy and drive the nicest truck, which may not be the most reliable truck. But again, so far no issues on my F150. Until Toyota starts making vehicles competitive again in the key attributes I listed in my first post, they won't have me back as a customer.
Real Estate Solutions Denver Office - Understandable, wish you luck! But I have to ask... where is your first post?
Hi Ben does the back tailgate lock with the remote ?
R&A LEGACY I think it did
Yes it does.
Ya boy Kris thanks for the confirmation that was one thing I was hoping they did
Lot better truck
Truck bed too small, smaller back seat bigger bed🤷🏾♂️