Wow I can't believe they missed out on front tow hooks. I thought that was pretty much standard on all pickup truck today. That's not necessarily A deal-breaker for me but I used front tow hooks all the time so I would have to fabricate something
Just bought the new Tundra limited. Absolutely love it. Driven the other big 3 and find the Tundra to be far more refined. Plus getting better gas milage in these days is a big selling point. I have had tons of on lookers and many compliments from all the valets in Vegas this weekend who see lots and lots of cars and trucks and everyone one of them were very impressed with it. Great job Toyota!!!!
On every Tundra review people trash it. 🤣 Had a 2008, 2012, 2014, 2016 and NEVER had an issue. Switched to Sierra Denali and absolutely hate it. Pick up the 2022 Limited Tundra tomorrow and can't wait to go back
Something tells me Toyota was definitely listening to feedback from the Ford Ecoboost 3.5L V6 before applying a twin-turbo V6 to their pride & joy, Tundra. That 10spd transmission is smooth as butter 🧈
With all of the issues people seem to be having,the Tundra will still be more reliable going forward and still have better resale value than the BIG 3. Toyota will get things right with the new trucks. That's a given!!!
I wonder how many problems there actually are ? I have heard lots of trash talk on the current Tacoma. I had a 2018 and traded it on a 2021.I have not had a single problem. I did like the powertrain better in my 2008 Tacoma .
Really? I didn’t realize the other big 3 had so many other issues. Time to start watching videos on the other trucks now I guess. Thanks for the heads up!
@jmb5940 yeah been looking for a new truck chevy and gmc have the worst problems compared to the rest, engine, transmission, and electrical problems, ford and ram are alright but still have their issues here and there their value also drops a ton, toyota tundra hasnt had to many problems but whenever they do toyota fixes them quickly and their value also holds up more compared to the rest, after searching every truck, my option is a new tundra platinum.
We had a 1794 Tundra PDI come in a couple weeks ago. It was REALLY NICE. All black metallic exterior, with that black and brown leather combo on the interior. Not to mention the PANORAMIC SUNROOF OPTION available for these.
Great presentation! I have a 2022 Platinum now. This is my third Tundra and I absolutely love the 2022. Wasn’t sure about it initially, but after having a 2015 and a 2019, I really enjoy what I have now. Tundra over the Chevy RST any day.
I was never a fan of the Tundra before but last generation and this one kinda changed me on that. I would definitely say they are nicer, well more designed.
Coming from the v8 Tundra, I was a little afraid to get the new 22 with all the comments that said the new tundra have a few issues, i move forward and had the army green sr5 and am very happy with our purchase. It took sometime to get the new truck bc there is very low inventory. 👍👍 I can said I like this one more than my v8 but we are keeping the v8 as well .
I have owned Tundra's for 12 years and also drive a GMC Sierra for work. There is no comparison as the Tundra is so much more refined. I would own nothing but a Tundra. With that said my 2021 will likely last me about 20+ years and so I'll be interested in the 2041 model, maybe. LOL.
Just bought the new Limited 2000 miles ago, it is A Lot nicer than my 2018 1794, and the gas mileage is very noticable better. It is a pleasure to drive.
I still remember, that the new one of the Toyota tundra TRD off road tires for the Future of 2022. But i like the old school 2002 Toyota Tacoma TRD sport for the v6 for the 1jz.
Good review Joe. I learned some things about the Limited Tundra I did not know before. My brother drives a Chevy 3500 4x4, but I would buy this truck because it would meet my needs. Thanks! Thank you Lori too!
WOW!!! WHAT a tremendous truck guys! Joe and Lori thanks for bringing this to us.( LORI You are tremendous! YOU DESERVE ALL the trophies, thanks for all you do! Love that v6 and the sound of it NO CVT but a real 10 speed! WOW!! I can dig it! RIDE ON and right on! See you guys on another ride!!
Picked up a 2023 sr5 with all the options available and loving it, its a beast, not too bad on gas, ride though is not as refined as some of the big 3, but, overall, the fit and finish, quality of materials, engine, and known toyota reliability will be the winner for my purposes.
I have a Silverado HD 6.2 liter V8, I’m selling it, 12 mpg sucks, test drove Tundra V6 twin turbo, gads of power with 10 speed, average mpg ( they say) 18 city, 23 highway. Just wish Toyota had Onstar, that’s a great feature
At first didn't really like the truck but started grow on me. That color is nice waiting on Nissan redesign the Titan if they don't discontinued it. Silverado is a nice the Tundra has bugs to be worked out might be better than Silverado.
I can always count on you to do an amazing in depth review. I love the redesigned Tundra so much I traded in my ‘19 TRD OR LB Tacoma for a 2023 hybrid Limited Tundra in mesquite brown I’ve consistently getting at least 21 mpg with plenty of power in Normal driving mode. So far no issues absolutely love this truck even my wife loves it and she hates trucks. All the best in 2023 buddy 👊
I test drove both and visibility when driving Tundra was so much better and felt more comfortable as a result. Is that something you might have observed/felt Joe?
I like the Tundra but I’ve heard there’s been some problems with the turbo engines. They should have kept the V8. I’d go Ram if I was in the market for a truck. Thanks Joe and Lori for all you do!! 👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸
Great review joe! Keep those truck reviews coming. Was curious about why it seemed the truck was hesitant or sluggish when you made those right turns going on throttle.
I would stay far away from the new Tundra for the time being. They've been having problems left and right with the turbo waste gates going out on these things with only a couple hundred miles and the vehicles going into limp mode. I thought that was the only problem but after doing some research, they've been having problems with roofs leaking, transmission issues, electronic issues, door lock actuator failures, just to name a few. Not to mention real world testing shows it doesn't get all that better mpg with two less cylinders. They should have stuck with what was tried and true. The limits especially of an ICE are only going to go so far as far as improving mpg in a giant truck.
@@reyperez3424True. I'm so tired of people acting like Toyota is a perfect automaker when they have issues - just like ALL automakers do. Overall though they probably have the fewest issues of all of them - but by no means does a TOYOTA badge on a vehicle mean that it was built by God himself. The new Tundra is an example of that. It's a major misstep for Toyota, rare as they are.
I am the door lock actuator guy you were talking about, that was my thread on the tundra forum. Toyota not only fixed it but gave me a free gold level extended warranty for my troubles. Yes there are hiccups and I knew that going into buying a brand new model year of a vehicle.
Toyota ain’t messing around with the new generation with the tundra. Competition is fierce in this class of trucks. They definitely brought their a game
Um yeah no they didn’t. It doesn’t even outclass the big 3 in any way possible. It’s brand new from the ground up yet it’s too little too late. The Ram has the best interior. The ford is just the classic benchmark and is way ahead of the tundra. The gmc and Chevy have more party tricks with their trucks Sure it outclasses the titan but that’s a rather low bar
@@naveenthemachine um yes they did. The materials, technology, and power all improved. It has what it takes to take on the competition maybe not the best but that’s up to consumer. Keep hating like you’ve always been you don’t know what you’re talking about. the tundra has what it takes to be competitive
@@naveenthemachine to be fair the tundra never outclassed the big 3 and never will, even if they make a better product it'll never sell better than the big 3, and toyota knows that. Toyota game is on benchmark tacoma, that's their focus.
@@dude-yg9ez the Tacoma I bet will fail next gen too. It’s always the case for any new Toyota product. Toyota markets it as best in class or class leading when we can clearly see it’s not and that we think Toyotas marketing is probably the worst in the auto industry. Plus why did Toyota bother w the tundra in the first place if it doesn’t outclass or compete?
I’m a Tundra owner and fan but this report is a tad over the top. For ex, customer research would show that most want a step bumper. To say otherwise simply isn’t accurate.Further adding a step bumper wouldn’t weaken the tailgate. The step up would be in the bumper.
Still needs front tow hooks and a back bumper that gives you easy access too get in the bed with the tailgate down from both sides instead of an optional electric step on one side
I'm a Toyota fan-boy and was awaiting this new Tundra as I am in the market for a new full-size, but honestly the teething problems and the design is just not doing it for me. I need a truck, not a mall cruiser. Besides the atrocious grill, I can't stand the SUV like bumpers. Also, the real-world MPG is a big disappointment, and for that you get much higher complexity and repair cost - no thanks. The interior is decent (except for the reduced rear seat legroom on the Double Cabs), but other than that, Toyota missed the mark as far as this buyer is concerned.
Saw one at dealer here in North Hollywood yesterday for 65k and 10k markup, think might be msrp but nope even $6 a gallon not stopping them from selling.
"...Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Hybrid is the only hybrid in the full-size truck segment. Compared with comparable, non-hybrid models, it delivers 33-percent greater city fuel economy and a 23.5-percent improvement in overall fuel economy, all with the capability customers want in full-size truck - including a 6,100-pound (2,767 kg) trailering capacity. Estimated fuel economy for both 2WD and 4WD models is 20 mpg in the city and 23 on the highway...." GM Media with a larger 300-volt battery and 6.0l V8 circa 2012!
This in white(stormtrooper ) , murdered out black (Vader ) or orange 🍊 … would be my choices for this vehicle Overall it’s a a fantastic truck … the only issue i have with it is still the technological aspect of Toyota … some how they still lack camera 360 stitching quality I would like to see a higher performance varient that can go head to head with the outgoing raptor That would be cool to see
Joe, I'm with you on the rear AC vents. My 2019 has them there too, plus the vents under the front seats for the passengers feet? Whatever the case, I wonder why they don't do the ceiling vents like SUVS; at least like my wife's Grand Cherokee. Also agree with you on the sounds that V6 is making. Not bad at all. But, I've got the TRD Pro dual exhaust on my Tundra and it's pretty darned meaty sounding - especially with tow-haul engaged! 😁
I just took possession of my 2022 Platinum Edition Tundra last week love it so far. I'm 62 years old and have always bought new vehicles every year or two. Chevrolet and Toyota have always been my go-to simply because that's what I prefer. I have owned numerous brand-new Chevrolet and Toyota vehicles over the past 20 years and have had zero issues with any of them. Until today that is, my new Platinum is going to the garage next week for the driver side Platinum door emblem lifting up and also the passenger ambient LED door lighting not working. I love this truck but have to say that I'm a little concerned with the initial quality issues. My particular truck even had a 60-day QC hold at the port, so this is unacceptable in my opinion. What the hell are they doing with these QC holds if the vehicle is not problem free after delivery? I hope that my minor issues are just a freak occurrence, and my truck will be problem free like the Toyotas I have always relied upon for their reliability. I must say that I think the Chevrolet Silverado might be the best buy for the money out there right now. More to come on the warranty repair issues on my 2022 Tundra.
@Lee G I'm retired US Navy, US Dept of Veterans Affairs, and private sector banking IT job. God has blessed me with a good living and retirement, so I blow my money on new trucks every year. By the way minor issues were repaired on the Tundra and with 3k miles has been no further issues. Love the truck.
@Lee G We have much in common, I'm currently %100 PT with the VA that plus I was fortunate enough to get my 20 years so I'm double dipping. I hear you about the job stress with this screwed up economy. I was laid off from my bank IT job after 28 years how I ended up at the VA. Most of my Navy years were reserve time while working at the bank in fact I was deployed to Djibouti Africa when I heard the news. They had to continue paying me until I got back home off of active duty 11 months later at least. I was deployed to Balad Iraq when I got hurt and that ended my military career. I remember working for the bank all those years always worried about being outsourced or just laid off, hated it. It was nice working for the VA as a GS11 IT specialist, the pay was awesome after a few years and no worries about layoffs. You really have to look at how stable your employment is and go from there. I was in a good position with my purchase of the Tundra, had a $60k trade that was half paid off, $66k for the Platinum so only financed around $36k still a lot of money but not $66k plus tax. You would absolutely love the truck that much I can tell you. Good luck to you my friend whatever you choose to do.
Just traded my 22 tundra for a nissan titan pro 4x. Hateeeed the engine, and feels so week with load. And the exterior feels cheap, too much plastic. The nissan titan might be a gas eater(especially at this time) but its a complete truck, love it and super glad with this truck!
@@FrameRot really?? First time i hear someone complaint about an issue, nissan gives you a bumper to bumper 100k or 5 years warranty. But so far im super happy with this truck,l
@@FrameRot my pops has a 2019 with 140k miles and so far no issues. I bought the tundra hoping it was going to be similar to fords but like a said engine does not pull, rpms rocket skied with 20 sheets if drywall, i really think manufacturers lied when giving the paidload capacity because theres no way it will haul 1730 lbs. Titans endurance engine is really solid and nissan has years working with that engine and transmission, and like a said 100 k mile warranty you really cant beat that.
Toyota doing what they do best💪🏽 I know the New Tundra is having some problems but that’s like any other car manufacturer. But they will get that fix and stay reliable ❤️ Great Review Joe
I have owned GMC and Ford and both had their share of problems. I have never had a problem with Toyota. There is a lot of chatter about Tundra problems but I wonder how many of these comments are from people that have never owned a Toyota ?
I thought that the RST was the "sport" version of the Silverado, and I have a '21 LT Trail Boss, which would seem to me to be a better comparison to the TRD Off Road version of the Tundra.
@@JoshPlayzJG you’re right. The Tundra IS a truck that will be worth 10-20K more than a similar model domestic truck in. 5 years. Thank you for correcting me.
@@jeremycook9852 yeah... (i'm not 16 yet so i cant drive) but i remember my dads 2015 tacoma and he wanted a truck his whole life so he upgraded from a '96 civic to the 2015 tacoma, but it was kind of a mini-truck.. he sold it recently and got a 2021 silverado and we all love it, lol.
You said the new Tundra gets 20 miles to the gallon regular gas. Other vloggers say the new Tunfra gets only 15 gallons to the gallon. Which one is it?
Shame no more V8 that engine was so bullet proof... be interesting to see how this holds up 100% won't be as reliable BUT,,, time will tell... solid truck though always been a fan!
They did not need the tundra badge on door. Are the tires in trd off road package good for rain and road traveling? I’m not going offroad but like the look.
Truck looks nice in all black… but other colors … no thanks…. I dont like the rear lights… dont like the rear fender lines… basically the back end is ugly… also payload needs to be more competitive… also needs an option for front bench seats.
I just don't know what happened. Toyota has had like 14 years to come out with a great truck, and they've been having a BUNCH of problems! I just sold my 2008 Tundra and so anxious to purchase another truck. I had planned on the new Ford Lightning, but I realize that's gonna be awhile. The Silverado EV, even longer! I decided to just go ahead and buy another Tundra, but just too many problems. I was planning on the hybrid, now expected in June. Toyota can't get this one right, I doubt the hybrid will prove more dependable. The latest is a problem, is with the rear axle/hub. Wheel almost came off. One person claims the rear axle is smaller, but I haven't confirmed it. The final nail was Toyota's response to these issues. Not typical Toyota, apparently. Another great review as always, Joe. Keep em coming!!
"While Americans can’t seem to get enough of the mid-size pickups from Japanese automakers, they absolutely shun their full-size trucks. According to data from WardsIntelligence, the highest market share Toyota has seen with Tundra was 9.1% and that was in 2007. It currently hovers in the 5% range. It’s even worse for Nissan. The best the Titan was able to muster was 3.5% of the market in 2005. Today it’s at 1.5%. With the Detroit Three commanding 94% of full-size pickup sales this year, it might almost make more sense for Toyota and Nissan to share a large truck platform." Autoline
I'm growing towards the front end. Love everything else. Hope the 2023 brings tow hooks.
Fingers crossed for you!
@@RaitisRides Hello
Apparently they’re working on tow hooks
Wow I can't believe they missed out on front tow hooks. I thought that was pretty much standard on all pickup truck today. That's not necessarily A deal-breaker for me but I used front tow hooks all the time so I would have to fabricate something
@@adamhose5231 I am guessing there will be a lot of aftermarket hooks that simply bolt on. Toyota will probably offer the hooks soon too.
Just bought the new Tundra limited. Absolutely love it. Driven the other big 3 and find the Tundra to be far more refined. Plus getting better gas milage in these days is a big selling point. I have had tons of on lookers and many compliments from all the valets in Vegas this weekend who see lots and lots of cars and trucks and everyone one of them were very impressed with it. Great job Toyota!!!!
On every Tundra review people trash it. 🤣 Had a 2008, 2012, 2014, 2016 and NEVER had an issue. Switched to Sierra Denali and absolutely hate it. Pick up the 2022 Limited Tundra tomorrow and can't wait to go back
Something tells me Toyota was definitely listening to feedback from the Ford Ecoboost 3.5L V6 before applying a twin-turbo V6 to their pride & joy, Tundra. That 10spd transmission is smooth as butter 🧈
With all of the issues people seem to be having,the Tundra will still be more reliable going forward and still have better resale value than the BIG 3. Toyota will get things right with the new trucks. That's a given!!!
I wonder how many problems there actually are ? I have heard lots of trash talk on the current Tacoma. I had a 2018 and traded it on a 2021.I have not had a single problem. I did like the powertrain better in my 2008 Tacoma .
Really? I didn’t realize the other big 3 had so many other issues. Time to start watching videos on the other trucks now I guess. Thanks for the heads up!
@jmb5940 yeah been looking for a new truck chevy and gmc have the worst problems compared to the rest, engine, transmission, and electrical problems, ford and ram are alright but still have their issues here and there their value also drops a ton, toyota tundra hasnt had to many problems but whenever they do toyota fixes them quickly and their value also holds up more compared to the rest, after searching every truck, my option is a new tundra platinum.
We had a 1794 Tundra PDI come in a couple weeks ago. It was REALLY NICE. All black metallic exterior, with that black and brown leather combo on the interior. Not to mention the PANORAMIC SUNROOF OPTION available for these.
Great presentation! I have a 2022 Platinum now. This is my third Tundra and I absolutely love the 2022. Wasn’t sure about it initially, but after having a 2015 and a 2019, I really enjoy what I have now. Tundra over the Chevy RST any day.
how is the MPG ?
@@watchmanexpert 18-19 in the city and 22-24 on the hwy.
I was never a fan of the Tundra before but last generation and this one kinda changed me on that. I would definitely say they are nicer, well more designed.
Same here! I was thinking getting the ram until Toyota decided to do this, I might change my mind
@@JUNOMAN That’s completely understandable, do what’s best for you. I would personally pick the Ram still but the Tundra is a contender as well.
Coming from the v8 Tundra, I was a little afraid to get the new 22 with all the comments that said the new tundra have a few issues, i move forward and had the army green sr5 and am very happy with our purchase. It took sometime to get the new truck bc there is very low inventory. 👍👍 I can said I like this one more than my v8 but we are keeping the v8 as well .
I have owned Tundra's for 12 years and also drive a GMC Sierra for work. There is no comparison as the Tundra is so much more refined. I would own nothing but a Tundra. With that said my 2021 will likely last me about 20+ years and so I'll be interested in the 2041 model, maybe. LOL.
Im the same...own tundra and gmc for work...the toy is so much better
this new tundra is awesome and personally I think it can now compete with all American trucks
I’m so glad that you are liking this one Henry!
Brought a 2021 brand new Silverado RST the engine lifters gave out at 20,000 miles. They repaired it but I traded in for a2019 tundra and loving it.
Just bought the new Limited 2000 miles ago, it is A Lot nicer than my 2018 1794, and the gas mileage is very noticable better. It is a pleasure to drive.
Very nice truck! I usually knock Toyota for their lack of styling and tech but this is a step in the right direction
I still remember, that the new one of the Toyota tundra TRD off road tires for the Future of 2022.
But i like the old school 2002 Toyota Tacoma TRD sport for the v6 for the 1jz.
@19:39
The Tundra is nice but the teamwork that you guys bring to the table is even more impressive. 😉
This Tundra will drive up the price of the old ones
Lol
Good review Joe. I learned some things about the Limited Tundra I did not know before. My brother drives a Chevy 3500 4x4, but I would buy this truck because it would meet my needs. Thanks! Thank you Lori too!
WOW!!! WHAT a tremendous truck guys! Joe and Lori thanks for bringing this to us.( LORI You are tremendous! YOU DESERVE ALL the trophies, thanks for all you do! Love that v6 and the sound of it NO CVT but a real 10 speed! WOW!! I can dig it! RIDE ON and right on! See you guys on another ride!!
Picked up a 2023 sr5 with all the options available and loving it, its a beast, not too bad on gas, ride though is not as refined as some of the big 3, but, overall, the fit and finish, quality of materials, engine, and known toyota reliability will be the winner for my purposes.
I have a Silverado HD 6.2 liter V8, I’m selling it, 12 mpg sucks, test drove Tundra V6 twin turbo, gads of power with 10 speed, average mpg ( they say) 18 city, 23 highway. Just wish Toyota had Onstar, that’s a great feature
This is one of those channels that you click like 👍 before you even watch it. You can't beat a Tundra for dependability 🏁
At first didn't really like the truck but started grow on me. That color is nice waiting on Nissan redesign the Titan if they don't discontinued it. Silverado is a nice the Tundra has bugs to be worked out might be better than Silverado.
I can always count on you to do an amazing in depth review. I love the redesigned Tundra so much I traded in my ‘19 TRD OR LB Tacoma for a 2023 hybrid Limited Tundra in mesquite brown I’ve consistently getting at least 21 mpg with plenty of power in Normal driving mode. So far no issues absolutely love this truck even my wife loves it and she hates trucks. All the best in 2023 buddy 👊
You guys are on fire 🔥 keep grinding Joe and Lori
Wild cherry Tundra ! Thanks Joe and Lori …….whoa, that screen 😳
I test drove both and visibility when driving Tundra was so much better and felt more comfortable as a result. Is that something you might have observed/felt Joe?
I totally agree with you! Good calls!
I like the Tundra but I’ve heard there’s been some problems with the turbo engines. They should have kept the V8.
I’d go Ram if I was in the market for a truck. Thanks Joe and Lori for all you do!! 👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸
We are so glad that we were able to share this one with you Larry!
I just bought a RAM 1500 after having a deposit down on a Tundra. No way I am willing to deal with the problems.
@@hb7030 Have you ever heard of Ram problems ?
@@JH-mt3pp Yes, but overall the v8 hemi is a long standing and tested engine.
Doge is Garbage and you are going to regret not buying a Toyota
great combination of information and humor
I am so glad that I can share the trucks and the laughs with you!
Hi Raiti's Rides Can You Make 2022 RAM 1500 Limited EcoDiesel
Really liking the seat design on the limited tundra 🤩
Great review joe! Keep those truck reviews coming.
Was curious about why it seemed the truck was hesitant or sluggish when you made those right turns going on throttle.
I was thinking the same thing it seems sluggish when taking off that V-8 takes off immediately!
I LOVE THIS TRUCK it is so good looking
I would stay far away from the new Tundra for the time being. They've been having problems left and right with the turbo waste gates going out on these things with only a couple hundred miles and the vehicles going into limp mode. I thought that was the only problem but after doing some research, they've been having problems with roofs leaking, transmission issues, electronic issues, door lock actuator failures, just to name a few. Not to mention real world testing shows it doesn't get all that better mpg with two less cylinders. They should have stuck with what was tried and true. The limits especially of an ICE are only going to go so far as far as improving mpg in a giant truck.
Thanks for sharing that info Noah.
Your comment will hurt a lot of feelings
@@reyperez3424True. I'm so tired of people acting like Toyota is a perfect automaker when they have issues - just like ALL automakers do. Overall though they probably have the fewest issues of all of them - but by no means does a TOYOTA badge on a vehicle mean that it was built by God himself. The new Tundra is an example of that. It's a major misstep for Toyota, rare as they are.
Again if only this engine was in the new Tacoma…
World beater this was NOT!
Disappointing it IS.
I am the door lock actuator guy you were talking about, that was my thread on the tundra forum. Toyota not only fixed it but gave me a free gold level extended warranty for my troubles. Yes there are hiccups and I knew that going into buying a brand new model year of a vehicle.
Yes buy this over any other truck.Highest resale value on the planet.
2022 Toyota Tundra CrewMax Limited TRD 4X4 OFF-ROAD Package!
Heck yeah Scott!
I would say it is diffidently better than anything from GM.
Toyota ain’t messing around with the new generation with the tundra. Competition is fierce in this class of trucks. They definitely brought their a game
Um yeah no they didn’t. It doesn’t even outclass the big 3 in any way possible. It’s brand new from the ground up yet it’s too little too late. The Ram has the best interior. The ford is just the classic benchmark and is way ahead of the tundra. The gmc and Chevy have more party tricks with their trucks
Sure it outclasses the titan but that’s a rather low bar
@@naveenthemachine um yes they did. The materials, technology, and power all improved. It has what it takes to take on the competition maybe not the best but that’s up to consumer. Keep hating like you’ve always been you don’t know what you’re talking about. the tundra has what it takes to be competitive
@@naveenthemachine to be fair the tundra never outclassed the big 3 and never will, even if they make a better product it'll never sell better than the big 3, and toyota knows that. Toyota game is on benchmark tacoma, that's their focus.
@@dude-yg9ez the Tacoma I bet will fail next gen too. It’s always the case for any new Toyota product. Toyota markets it as best in class or class leading when we can clearly see it’s not and that we think Toyotas marketing is probably the worst in the auto industry.
Plus why did Toyota bother w the tundra in the first place if it doesn’t outclass or compete?
When you open the tailgate, how are you supposed to get into the bed? That is quite a jump…..
My everyday pickup truck! terrific job Joe.
I really love this truck hoping someday I can afford it
Don't worry about it you will
I wish they come out with a 250 version it would be competition for the rest and super duty for those tough jobs no kap 💪🏽🗿
I’m a Tundra owner and fan but this report is a tad over the top. For ex, customer research would show that most want a step bumper. To say otherwise simply isn’t accurate.Further adding a step bumper wouldn’t weaken the tailgate. The step up would be in the bumper.
Still needs front tow hooks and a back bumper that gives you easy access too get in the bed with the tailgate down from both sides instead of an optional electric step on one side
Great job Lori 👏🏾
She really is the best Ronald.
"Right off the bat" 🤙🏽😆the proportions! 👊🏾you're the man Joe keep em coming
I just came from the dealership & bought one Army Green with the TRD off road package "and" a 3.5 in Rancho Lift from the dealer.
I'm a Toyota fan-boy and was awaiting this new Tundra as I am in the market for a new full-size, but honestly the teething problems and the design is just not doing it for me. I need a truck, not a mall cruiser. Besides the atrocious grill, I can't stand the SUV like bumpers. Also, the real-world MPG is a big disappointment, and for that you get much higher complexity and repair cost - no thanks. The interior is decent (except for the reduced rear seat legroom on the Double Cabs), but other than that, Toyota missed the mark as far as this buyer is concerned.
Love watching your reviews. Your reviews are full of information and fun to watch. Thank you!
Saw one at dealer here in North Hollywood yesterday for 65k and 10k markup, think might be msrp but nope even $6 a gallon not stopping them from selling.
Awesome truck video it sounds like a Twin Turbo V8 Great Job Joe and Lori I'll keep looking forward to your video
Thanks for having our backs!
I like this. I also like my newish V8 Tundra though. Torn
"...Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Hybrid is the only hybrid in the full-size truck segment. Compared with comparable, non-hybrid models, it delivers 33-percent greater city fuel economy and a 23.5-percent improvement in overall fuel economy, all with the capability customers want in full-size truck - including a 6,100-pound (2,767 kg) trailering capacity.
Estimated fuel economy for both 2WD and 4WD models is 20 mpg in the city and 23 on the highway...." GM Media with a larger 300-volt battery and 6.0l V8 circa 2012!
YO THAT SCREEN IS CRAZY😎
I know right!
I'm a second gen Tundra owner. Haven't decided if I'm getting one yet. If I do, it won't be one of these Year One models.
This in white(stormtrooper ) , murdered out black (Vader ) or orange 🍊 … would be my choices for this vehicle
Overall it’s a a fantastic truck … the only issue i have with it is still the technological aspect of Toyota … some how they still lack camera 360 stitching quality
I would like to see a higher performance varient that can go head to head with the outgoing raptor
That would be cool to see
one of the best senses of humor going on CZcams. I lost count on the candy bar references lol
Joe, I'm with you on the rear AC vents. My 2019 has them there too, plus the vents under the front seats for the passengers feet? Whatever the case, I wonder why they don't do the ceiling vents like SUVS; at least like my wife's Grand Cherokee.
Also agree with you on the sounds that V6 is making. Not bad at all. But, I've got the TRD Pro dual exhaust on my Tundra and it's pretty darned meaty sounding - especially with tow-haul engaged! 😁
Just here for the snack/drink storage tips. ;)
Fat chance that you'll get 20 mpg in City driving. You won't even get that when driving on the highway BTW.
You will in limp mode, lol.
I’d say the new Tundra has improved dramatically over the outgoing model.
I just took possession of my 2022 Platinum Edition Tundra last week love it so far. I'm 62 years old and have always bought new vehicles every year or two. Chevrolet and Toyota have always been my go-to simply because that's what I prefer. I have owned numerous brand-new Chevrolet and Toyota vehicles over the past 20 years and have had zero issues with any of them. Until today that is, my new Platinum is going to the garage next week for the driver side Platinum door emblem lifting up and also the passenger ambient LED door lighting not working. I love this truck but have to say that I'm a little concerned with the initial quality issues. My particular truck even had a 60-day QC hold at the port, so this is unacceptable in my opinion. What the hell are they doing with these QC holds if the vehicle is not problem free after delivery? I hope that my minor issues are just a freak occurrence, and my truck will be problem free like the Toyotas I have always relied upon for their reliability. I must say that I think the Chevrolet Silverado might be the best buy for the money out there right now. More to come on the warranty repair issues on my 2022 Tundra.
@Lee G I'm retired US Navy, US Dept of Veterans Affairs, and private sector banking IT job. God has blessed me with a good living and retirement, so I blow my money on new trucks every year. By the way minor issues were repaired on the Tundra and with 3k miles has been no further issues. Love the truck.
@Lee G We have much in common, I'm currently %100 PT with the VA that plus I was fortunate enough to get my 20 years so I'm double dipping. I hear you about the job stress with this screwed up economy. I was laid off from my bank IT job after 28 years how I ended up at the VA. Most of my Navy years were reserve time while working at the bank in fact I was deployed to Djibouti Africa when I heard the news. They had to continue paying me until I got back home off of active duty 11 months later at least. I was deployed to Balad Iraq when I got hurt and that ended my military career. I remember working for the bank all those years always worried about being outsourced or just laid off, hated it. It was nice working for the VA as a GS11 IT specialist, the pay was awesome after a few years and no worries about layoffs. You really have to look at how stable your employment is and go from there. I was in a good position with my purchase of the Tundra, had a $60k trade that was half paid off, $66k for the Platinum so only financed around $36k still a lot of money but not $66k plus tax. You would absolutely love the truck that much I can tell you. Good luck to you my friend whatever you choose to do.
Just traded my 22 tundra for a nissan titan pro 4x. Hateeeed the engine, and feels so week with load. And the exterior feels cheap, too much plastic. The nissan titan might be a gas eater(especially at this time) but its a complete truck, love it and super glad with this truck!
People seem to be having engine and transmission issues with the titan as well.
@@FrameRot really?? First time i hear someone complaint about an issue, nissan gives you a bumper to bumper 100k or 5 years warranty. But so far im super happy with this truck,l
@@daniellarr4004 yes you can look it up. In the forums I seen a lot of bad engines and transmissions with the new titan
@@FrameRot my pops has a 2019 with 140k miles and so far no issues. I bought the tundra hoping it was going to be similar to fords but like a said engine does not pull, rpms rocket skied with 20 sheets if drywall, i really think manufacturers lied when giving the paidload capacity because theres no way it will haul 1730 lbs.
Titans endurance engine is really solid and nissan has years working with that engine and transmission, and like a said 100 k mile warranty you really cant beat that.
I hate the grill on the Tundra but I love the Tacoma
Toyota doing what they do best💪🏽 I know the New Tundra is having some problems but that’s like any other car manufacturer. But they will get that fix and stay reliable ❤️ Great Review Joe
I have owned GMC and Ford and both had their share of problems. I have never had a problem with Toyota. There is a lot of chatter about Tundra problems but I wonder how many of these comments are from people that have never owned a Toyota ?
You make the greatest reviews. Keep up the good work brother.
It's nice but for me F150 is better than any truck out there. Nice review Ratti. U are the best
480lb ft of torque say WHAT?!!? Thats wild! And thats with a safe factory tune! Imagine this truck with the boost turned up! Can you say Jb4? ;)
Always loved trucks like the RAM and this one is on the money.
Thanks for great review, as usual :)
You are so very welcome. Thanks for watching!
Love the truck hate the prices XD
It is beautiful truck
I thought that the RST was the "sport" version of the Silverado, and I have a '21 LT Trail Boss, which would seem to me to be a better comparison to the TRD Off Road version of the Tundra.
Meh, Early but I think this truck looks more like a chinise off-brand sort of shitty thing.. Not trying to give any hate, but you get what I mean.
Looks like a truck that will be worth 10-20K more than a comparable GM/Ford/Ram truck in 5 years.
@@jeremycook9852 "looks" not is...
@@JoshPlayzJG you’re right. The Tundra IS a truck that will be worth 10-20K more than a similar model domestic truck in. 5 years. Thank you for correcting me.
@@jeremycook9852 yeah... (i'm not 16 yet so i cant drive) but i remember my dads 2015 tacoma and he wanted a truck his whole life so he upgraded from a '96 civic to the 2015 tacoma, but it was kind of a mini-truck.. he sold it recently and got a 2021 silverado and we all love it, lol.
Which tundra trim would be same as the Rebel? TRD pro?. Great video as always.
thanks for sharing. is it worth to buy the cheapest trim(CREWMAX SR5 Long Bed)?
I love it Joe and Lori and keep up the work and I love the video lot real true 👍
I wonder if the new camry will have a similar design to the front face as the tundra ... I guess will know later this year
I’ll wait until 2034 when prices come back down.
You said the new Tundra gets 20 miles to the gallon regular gas. Other vloggers say the new Tunfra gets only 15 gallons to the gallon. Which one is it?
I would say this is better than the Chevy in every way..
What up Joe? TOYOTA LET'S GO!!!
Hey Tom! Yota Time!
@@RaitisRides ;D
Shame no more V8 that engine was so bullet proof... be interesting to see how this holds up 100% won't be as reliable BUT,,, time will tell... solid truck though always been a fan!
They did not need the tundra badge on door. Are the tires in trd off road package good for rain and road traveling? I’m not going offroad but like the look.
Truck looks nice in all black… but other colors … no thanks…. I dont like the rear lights… dont like the rear fender lines… basically the back end is ugly… also payload needs to be more competitive… also needs an option for front bench seats.
like it.. might wait a few yrs to work out the bugs maybe prices will fall
they need to put that motor in the 2024 lexus IS 350 fsport
Great review Joe, love that truck!
I just don't know what happened. Toyota has had like 14 years to come out with a great truck, and they've been having a BUNCH of problems! I just sold my 2008 Tundra and so anxious to purchase another truck. I had planned on the new Ford Lightning, but I realize that's gonna be awhile. The Silverado EV, even longer! I decided to just go ahead and buy another Tundra, but just too many problems. I was planning on the hybrid, now expected in June. Toyota can't get this one right, I doubt the hybrid will prove more dependable. The latest is a problem, is with the rear axle/hub. Wheel almost came off. One person claims the rear axle is smaller, but I haven't confirmed it. The final nail was Toyota's response to these issues. Not typical Toyota, apparently. Another great review as always, Joe. Keep em coming!!
What's going on with the Turbo problem that I'm hearing a lot about. Seems to be a Common problem and a long downtime waiting for repairs. Thanks.
Do you know if there’s gonna be redesigns on the tacomas? I want Toyota to upgrade their Tacomas like they just upgraded the tundras
I want one.
There is a huge line for sure Omar.
"While Americans can’t seem to get enough of the mid-size pickups from Japanese automakers, they absolutely shun their full-size trucks. According to data from WardsIntelligence, the highest market share Toyota has seen with Tundra was 9.1% and that was in 2007. It currently hovers in the 5% range. It’s even worse for Nissan. The best the Titan was able to muster was 3.5% of the market in 2005. Today it’s at 1.5%. With the Detroit Three commanding 94% of full-size pickup sales this year, it might almost make more sense for Toyota and Nissan to share a large truck platform." Autoline
idkkk, the V8 is just so proven. im not looking forward to turbo/wastegate problems :/ but i really want one!
We will have to see how it all pans out.
Y don't other trucks have drop down dack window??? Smh
Thought you had to have the key fab with you to work the tailgate button
That is a great point Richard.
Can’t buy anything anyway! Out of stock on everything with no signs of relief!
That is a very good point!
Thanks Joe Biden
That front grill is just too much
Beat car reviewer on CZcams!!
Very nice truck and the colour.
How comfortable are the front seats?
How quiet is the interior compared to the competition?
They are really comfortable and the cabin is quiet.
Thank you for the review; I’m waiting for the hybrid; hoping that will arrive before the end of times… Jajajajaja cheers!!