Buy A 2024 Tundra Now With Big Discounts Or Wait Until 2025? Lets Compare Both Options
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- Buy A 2024 Tundra Now With Big Discounts Or Wait Until 2025? Lets Compare Both Options
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Tundra is already lacking numbers in payload/hauling/space for guys who actually use their truck to work. They only had reliability going for them. Now that’s gone.
I will say the hybrid model is super quick with 583 torque. Very fast off the line if that's your thing.
Very true
Power in the 2nd generation Tundra was never an issue within the ½ ton market. They literally improved the truck in the only area it wasn't lacking in.
Your content is solid. But you’re leaving out the REAL reason ALL manufacturers have major discounts on inventory right now. People can’t afford them and financing costs are too high!
This isn’t just about a recall. It’s an economy problem.
That is very true. the market has reach max and has to come down. Glad it is starting to
I own a 21 Tacoma TRD off road 4x4 love the truck , but have been wanting to buy a full size truck and have been holding off , because all the full size trucks have major issues not one of them from any manufacturer right now is reliable enough! If it’s not cylinder deactivation, it’s spun bearing if it’s not spun bearing it a transmission issue the list goes on and on for all of them, which just sucks , can’t justify paying 60-70k on a POS .
@peterhoma6385 no truck by any brand made in 2024 and beyond will ever be reliable, trouble free, or low risk. Buy the one you like rhw most and put an extended warranty on it is the only security we have today.
Nissan Titan is highly reliable.
There’s a lot people that will buy it with a big discount. For me, even with a nice discount it’s a lot of money to gamble with. I would pass on it. I would rather pay full price for a solid truck or vehicle. I’d rather be able to sleep at night and feel good when I’m driving anywhere, I rather not have some doubt in the back of my mine.
Great points and can 100% agree with that. I may not be a long term truck owner as I sell them every 2 years. But Reliability is the highest level of priority for me as well. I travel too much and too far too often to deal with breakdowns 1000 miles away with trailers loaded with gear.
unfortunately GM and Ford are having issues with most of their new trucks as well.
OK hypothetical question to someone looking to buy a tundra… let’s assume you buy it brand new and drive it until the warranty runs out. Maybe you buy an extended warranty. Question… what are you going to do if you lose an engine outside of warranty? ($20-$25,000 replacement engine)
Great point! Personally I would never own any new truck 2024 and beyond without an extended warranty and would sell it before the warranty is out. But if someone was going to try to get 150k out of this and be out of warranty that is a huge fear and risk. And not to correct you, but to let others know from all my research, the cost to replace this motor for those that have had to already is between 30-35k!!!!!! unbelievable. For comparison a brand new crate motor for our jeeps is 8k and a brand newe crate motor for an f250 is 8500. But the tundra short block replacement is between 30-35k with labor...ouch.
Some dealerships provide lifetime power train warranties.
My current plan: after looking at the Titan at 0% for 5 years and getting them to $51,500 out the door including 5.5% sales tax on a $57,350 MSRP. I realized I can buy one next year used with 20,000 miles on it and purchase a Nissan 8 year 150,000 mile warranty for around $38,000 all in same build. My excise tax will be lower too. I’ll self finance at 4.5%. V-8 with decent mpg. I drove one. They suck in some ways but for long haul camper towing I think they’re pretty dang comfortable and capable and reliable. They obviously don’t hold their value.😂
@@downforwhatever67 love the way you are thinking. Never let a truck buy be an emotional one! Great financial thinking!
Im buying a limited hybrid, not sure of the build date, oll take a look. But right now here in Canada ive seen 4 to 5000 off CDN ... I'm leasing for 39 months... First time Truck owner long time Toyota owner.
I’m from New Mexico and discounts are minimal at best here. $2k off 4.99% interest rate on gas only trucks.
Might be worth a trip out of state if the deals are better.
Naw I wouldn’t buy one
I Can understand that.
Idk why this truck is growing on me, even with the issues, it’s between the Tundra and GMC Sierra, prolly gonna go with the Sierra.
@@bearvoltron508 2 great trucks and great options
@@Jason-Samko agreed!
I got 180000k on my Sierra, now it uses a litre of oil a month, the front diff needs new bearing and the 6 speed trans is barely hanging on... I would never get into another GM truck.. Good luck with whatever you purchase.
@@whales302thanks for info, what year is your Sierra?
@@bearvoltron508 It's a 2014 All Terrain with the 5.3l
I still hate the looks and soft rear suspension, and don't even get me started on the plastic rear wrap-around bumper.
After 22 years of Tundra ownership, I'll be going elsewhere next time.
I think many people feel the same way
Whether you buy it now or wait, you’re still getting a turbocharged lawn mower engine. Come on now.
It's a no brainer now. Wait for 2025 tundra.😂
Do not buy now until Toyota remove the turbo on their engines. Turbo or Eco boosts cause engine issues.
This is a pointless comment. They are not going to remove them. Let’s be real here and the ecoboost is a good motor ford has had them for over a decade.
Yeah the ecoboost is actually one of the most reliable full size truck engines right now available. Just do oil changes every 5k and you’re good.
You speaking from first hand experience?! Or internet chatter?!
@@wesharris07 what about the rubber belt design for the oil pump?
@@titomartinez7185 what about the lifters in GM’s 6.2 and 5.3? What about the recalls on the 5.0 coyote motor? Dude, there are tons of recalls all the time. Every manufacturer goes through this. You know why everyone loves the 2nd gen tundra, 6th gen 4Runner and the 3rd gen Tacoma? It’s because social media wasn’t around to hear about all the gripes until they got ironed out.
I never liked a new Tacoma or a tundra over priced not as strong as they used to be more reliable plus Toyota is a bunch of sneaking thieves, They treat their customers like shit Answer to your questions no, I would never buy one🤣🫡 Thanks for your videos. Keep up the great work.
You are not wrong on any of that. I agree with all points
The whole auto industry is at the beginning of a major deflation. That includes Toyota as well. Major repos are starting, people are broke. In my opinion this is just the beginning. I'm waiting till at least 2025 to buy anything.
Agree 100. The writing is on the wall
This car dealer is not informing when truck become 3-5 years old that no one would purchase used trucks of these model years. Bad advices
i bought a silverado since i thought it would be more reliable. never thought id see the day
Nothing wrong with that and the thinking is spot on. The silverado is more proven right now and less risk. I never understood brand loyalty. All brands quiality and reliability change with every vehicle. Look at nissan with how great their trucks are but the cars are much less reliable. Id buy a f250 but not an f150 today. Id buy a toyota land cruiser today but not a tacoma. Id buy a wrangler but not a wagoneer. Etc.
what about the lifter problem on the engine and the tranny that doesn't last....just saying there is no perfect truck these days.
@@keithcrandall1369 I got the 2.7l Turbomax. Yea it’s basically a “pick your poison” scenario. If only the frontier pro-4x came with a 6ft bed.
If I was buying tomorrow, I'd be looking hard at a GM 2500 with the 6.6 gasser. Toyota lost me with the new Turdra.
How does that 2.7 feel for power? How about MPG?
Need more higher milage motors to judge longevity
Yep I would not buy one yet for longevity. But to buy one right now at these deals, drive it for 3 years and sell it could mean driving a new truck for very little money.
22 tundra pro is 69k. 24 tundra pro is 77k and now they offering 7-8k off msrp.. smh, that doesn't seem like a deal at all when all toyota did was jack up the price in those few years.
@lespaulguitarist92 very true. But value is created by the price you can buy for vs the price you can sell for. And right now that value is growing with the deals.
Trust me, the 2024 will be recalled also I’m sure they used up their old stock. I wouldn’t feel safe with any 2024. I’m waiting for the 2025.
The TRD Pro is the only one I would consider at this point.
@@mikehughes8023 would have that trd pro extra value
Don't even think about a tundra. Just go buy something else. It's not just the engine, but the build quality versus price as well as the stank that will never wash off this generation with this engine.
The build quality is bad for most manufacturers right now
That is a risk for sure. Makes it a tough decision. Ive always said never let a truck purchase be emotional and always choose based on financial considerations. This is one of those tough calls between risk vs reward.
Even if built well, a four cylinder engine better suited for a sports car is straight up stupid.
@@LK-bz9sk Tundra has 6 cylinders dumbass
Toyota is slow walking their fixes... don't fall off the cliff with the rest of us.
With these discounts we are close to pre covid MSRP. 😮
Do you have or know of anyone who's done a side by side spreadsheet of all the specs? I did a quick comparison back in 2022 on everything from legroom, turning radius, tank size, hp & torque, towing, payload, etc from similar 2nd gen and 3rd gen Tundras. There were so many things that got worse with the 3rd gen. I will never buy one unless they make significant changes.
@@duggydo side by side comparison of what trucks?
@@Jason-Samko 2nd and 3rd gen Tundras.
@@duggydo I think tundradude34 did a video that showed the differences side by side back when the 22 came out
Zero grand off on a '24 4 Runner TRD Pro or Offroad.
Just a hunch but I'm thinking that might be because their engines dont spin bearings and mirrors don't fall off.
@jonesjones7057 I'm seeing 3k off on 4 runners all over. Have a video coming out about that. Definitely worth getting one. Such a great suv
@@Jason-Samko I know. I'm pretty close to getting one and barely driving it until retirement. Then it'll be my retirement ride until I punch outta here.
@jonesjones7057 smart choice and a vehicle that will out live all of us!
Wait for 25’ cause economy heading down no matter who gets in
great point
If they are selling so many who is buying them. I have seen a bunch of rental car company's now using them. Sorry Toyota but I am keeping my old ones . These new ones just don't do it for me.
Just wait 2-3 years. If you really need to spend 50k+ on any truck right now you’re either crazy or have the money or business for it.
Would be nice if the deals keep coming and prices work their way down.
@@Jason-Samko Need a lot of less vehicle buying for that. We can only hope
Only way I’d buy one is if they threw in a bumper to bumper 150k mile extended warranty for free. And even then I’d be hesitant to
That sure would make the decision easier
Hold the line. They need to knock off 20k
If you want a new Tundra or Tacoma I would wait until the 2026 model
@@user-rk2ww2cm4v agree.
They weren’t buying the Tundra even before major motor recall hello 🎤
They are buying a ton of them. Selling better than the tundra ever has.
@@Jason-Samko and what was it PT Barnum said ?
PS I don’t hate em , I’ve owned one but it was a V8 and I made money off it 😉
I don’t really think those are good deals. There are way overpriced to begin with.
very true. But the value comes from the price it can be bought for compared to the price it can be sold for. Based on that there might be some opportunity here.
I’d wait or make sure the tundra wasn’t built before 4/24
Yep I said that in the video. I'd want a built date of may or newer
I say don’t buy st any price. Turbos are not reliable.
If they changed a part number in May dose that mean the debris story is a bs? Why would change a part number if the main cause is debris left in the engine?
@@naddaf20 great question. Absolutely great question.
I say 2026.
There’s a refresh coming soon lol sooo I say 2027
How about never buy as toyota has forgotten how to build a reliable truck.
I don’t think Toyota tundra is good and quality truck anymore. The engineering can’t even know how to make standard front tow hook? How come they can make a reliable truck? Please everyone don’t waste your money on Toyota tundra 2022 and up.
No tow hooks still definitely upsets me
Unless they change the engine I'll take my business elsewhere
1974
Ill wait. 😂. Just kidding. I have zero interest in purchasing a tundra.
😂😂
Trucks are junk