5 Used Trucks You Should Buy
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- 5 Used Trucks You Should Buy, truck review with Scotty Kilmer. Top 5 used trucks to buy. The best used trucks to buy. The most reliable trucks to buy used. Reliable trucks you should buy. Best trucks to buy. Reliable used trucks that are worth the money. Used truck buying guide and tips. Top most reliable trucks. Good trucks to buy. Car Advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 51 years.
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Scotty Kilmer Greetings from brazil Scotty. I’ll make a video of my Fiat Palio for you some day. Thanks for the tips always, love your content!
What do you think about the toyota rav 4? I heard that they are not reliable as the other toyota cars...
Do you have any how to videos on how to fix common issues with Toyota brand vehicles?
Ey Scotty I got 2010 4.0 v6 are they very reliable and I'm having trouble with the radio keeps clicking and can't listen to music replace it 3 times no avail just got the car 1 week ago what could be wrong with radio system
Wait.. so for the Ford. Did you say to get the 6cylinder one or the V8?
they have a saying in australia, if you want to go out in the outback, ya take a landrover, if ya yanna come back, take a toyota
I have a Toyota 4runner 2004 this vehicle will leave you there with your landrover..... just rotted out....
myetey areewwe everyone is Australia generally is speaking of land cruisers and the hilux. 4runners are cute tho
lol, the heliux (tacoma in usa) and other toyota variations are popular anywhere people put them through tough and challenging conditions. Australia is truly a wild west place due to it's size.
@@oregonnich na bro the Hilux is a totally different animal if you go south of the border no one wants Tacoma's because they have a bad reputation....and also it's almost impossible to import a Hilux to the USA (mostly because of emmisions and what not) but just do a Google search and you'll see the difference...oh and they get like 40mpg which makes me wonder wtf is USA doing wrong lol
Landrovers are made by Ford, so no wonder.
5. Nissan Frontier 0:39
4. Ford Ranger 2:24
3. Toyota Tacoma 3:36
2. Toyota Tundra 5:04
1. Ford F-150 6:34
Thank you
You're doing good work, gods work
👍
All to him I owe, sin havd left a crimson Stain, his blood washed it white as snow.
@@Glenn-XC Amen bro...His blood cleanses us from ALL sin.
I appreciate that Scotty teaches through memes. Memes are what I understand.
SAME
Haha same
I think one of his sons might do the edits to his videos as they're always bullying him 😅
Memes are life
The horse teeth is always so well timed.
As a native Texan, he’s spot on with that Galveston picture. 😅😂😂😂
That one made me laugh so bad 😂
1 F150
2 Tundra
3 Tacoma
4 Ranger
5 Frontier
Thank you for saving me 9 minutes with Captain Jack Sparrow here
Basically anything but a Dodge or a Chevy
Have had my Chevy for 17 years...work truck silverado....140k miles original owner. My mechanic said its great shape.
I pretty much loath how the recent f150s look up until 2018.
So trying to find one that’s wayy too old like 1990-97 is difficult.
If there is a video of him explaining which years are best some one send the link.
Joel I see 90s F-150s in my area all the time in Marketplace
scotty i used to work for an hvac business in texas, they had 5 tacoma they absolutely abused the living snot out of them, they never replaced the oil on them either, one of the tacomas was just over 30000 miles without the oil being changed absolutely ridiculous how strong these trucks are
Bless your heart for sharing
what year were they?
Tacomas are abused savages
@@lazzyxd7954what’s more important than the year is that it’s a 2.7 l engine, a v6 without maintenance would not last that
Love your videos man. :) You’ve helped me out a lot when it comes to car knowledge, down from how to change a fuel gage all the way to shopping for my next vehicle. Keep up the good work.
Excellent list. I’ve owned all of these trucks before and they’ve never let me down. The Tacoma lasted the longest without any problems though.
"Terrorist Approved" Scotty this is why I listen to your advise most of the time.
Scotty for presidente..
Advice* not "to advise"
I have a 2006 Tacoma with 347k miles on it. I still drive it every day.
Damn that’s a lot of miles. Sad I got rid of my 08
@purosalgado and Kyle C. - 4 cylinder models or 6?
Pokey Cottons 4.0 liter 6
Suprised to not see chevy, my 97 blazers got 279 now and im driving that baby every day. Still runs great ses light comes and goes ran the computer and just an 02 sensor. Beautiful truck
i got a 2012 with 87k I plan on keeping it for as long as i possibly can
I have been driving my 2005 GMC sierra 4.3 v8 vortec for 9 years. Bought at 125,000 miles for $5,500 now has 268,000 miles. Still runs like a super beast & the underhood design has the do it yourselfers in mind.
This is input that I like to read. Used market is huge right now when a new Tacoma is more 45k. Idk where this 29k number comes from there isn’t a dealership within 500miles of me that sells Tacoma base models even under 35k
I don’t think there is a 4.3 v8 because I have a 4.3 v6 but gm all the way bro
I recently bought a 2011 Ford F150 with the 5.0L V8 4X4 in February of this year. It only had 65K miles on it when I bought it and now it has 66K miles on it. Being a mechanic myself, I bought it because I know that you're absolutely right. It's the best, most dependable truck on the road. Everything works perfectly on it and it rides like a dream. My wife loves riding in it (she owns a 2018 Ford Escape that i bought for her and she loves it). I have to say I love your content sir. Being a Houstonian myself, I can really appreciate taking the family down to Galveston once in a while myself. Keep up the good work sir. It's nice to see an honest and trustworthy mechanic putting out such good quality advice.
Thank you very much.
@Ted Roth , This is great to hear. I'm currently looking at a 2011 FX4 with the 5.0 with about 76K on it. I'm a little nervous about buying a 9 year old car since I have a 6 year old lemon at the moment. Everything that I am reading says that the 5.0 is bulletproof. Glad to hear that it is mechanic approved.
I wish my 2011 had your engine and not the shitty 1st gen ecoboost
5. Nissan Frontier
4. Ford Ranger mid-size
3. Toyota Tacoma
2. Toyota Tundra
1. Ford F-150
Toyoya is my favorite automaker
Edit - He fixed it, but the Toyoya Tacoma is still my favorite truck
I had a Ford focus 2014 hatchback 6 months of ownership the whole dash board went out
driftme. Not even close
100. Dodge Ram
@driftme. Salty Dodge fanboy detected
My dad never wanted to play catch with me as a young man but I could always count on my ford pickup to throw me a spark plug....
😂😂😂
Is it a triton v8? I hear the tritons throw spark plugs like nobody’s business. I borrowed an expedition from my dad while my wife’s car was broke and we ended up spending more money on the Ford than what it cost to fix my wife’s car. Has a lot of power though.
That's hilarious. I like it.
LMAO
Christopher Kaesemeyer That’s really a main issue with the 3 valve 5.4 the 2 and 4 valve ones don’t have that problem
Pure fucking genius.
I come to Scotty for insights of used and new cars. I'm currently in the market for a used truck and been watching his videos to keep me updated on trucks.
"Laughter is an instant vacation", thanks Scotty!!!
Have a 89 ford ranger with 326,000 still drive today
web homemade projects anything break on it?
That's only 326 wait til it gets 500 and see how realiable it is lol
My bro has a 99 ranger with 360,000 ish miles
Had power steering pump replaced, rack and pinion replaced, and brake master cylinder fixed
Helped my bro change the oil that was black and the engine didn't care what color the oil was, it kept on running
@Leopold nothing old stuff build to last. The new ones piece of $hit
And where do yo live?
I grew with Scotty on the old 1970-1980s Toyota pickups that terrorists drive in Iraq and Afghanistan. I had two deployments to Iraq and can tell you the U.S. military trucks would be broken all of the time. The Toyota's with .50 cal machine guns or mortars in the pickup bed were virtually indestructible.
Landwy a lot of those military vehicles have a 6.4 diesel nightmare.
Til you cracked them with a TOW missile
Gotta remember, everything in the military is made to the absolute lowest bidder
@@KailuaSunset or your own 50 cal
@@mottoisnotyolo the Humvee is basically GM. Goes anywhere, until it won't.
My grandpa has a Tacoma from 97’ and that thing has been running well since he got it. Love that thing so much, I’d buy a Tacoma over anything
I feel Scotty was a Drum Major in high School. Lots of hand movements
Or he was an italian in previous life.
Scotty "lets go see the ocean"
*shows a garbage dump*
Bruuuuhhh😂
Mr Wise Guy lol it’s kinda true, although the city has gotten a lot nicer over the years
Galveston is not a very nice beach.
Yup Galveston is dirty
I’m a proud owner of a 1997 ford ranger with the 2.3L 5 speed manual... 309,000 miles on it and it still runs like a tank 🤘🏻
My husband has a 99 Ford Ranger he will not part with. He drives it to work and back, plus he has the F 150 Ford Platinum that is his big baby.
2.3 was great mtr
I had a black 1993 Ranger Splash with red cloth seats and a 5spd. The only vehicle I regret getting rid of. Loved that truck..
I had a 2000 Ranger with the 2.3 4 cylinder in a 2003 Ford Ranger edge with a 3 liter V6 both are damn good trucks, happy Tacoma owner now
Love my ranger but I want a f150
Thank s so much for this video! I'm a female who usually gets the run around when asking for specifics on vehicles, so a huge thank you! Tired of my 30 yr old car and looking for a truck to get more work done! Great video and clarity!
Scotty you have the best reviews of anyone I've seen on CZcams. You seem extremely knowledgeable of trucks. I always search your channel for specific truck reviews. Thanks a lot
I have an 07 Frontier. She’s at 350k miles and still running strong.
Those Frontiers are seriously underrated trucks. It’s a great vehicle for the money.
I have a 2005 w/216000mi trying to work the kinks out of it - to keep it running
2000 frontier crew cab. 180k miles. New paint. Replaced what was needed. When needed. Regular maintenance..Looks great and still running strong. Almost 23 years after production!
I have a '13 Frontier 4x4 I bought new. At 10 years I have done very little to it. Hope to keep it another 10 years. At the prices they want for new trucks now, I need it to last, and have confidence it will.
New Ford Ranger 4cyl turbo and toooo expensive no thanks. Have a 94 Ranger 245000 miles said I'm gonna keep till the wheels fall off but it just keeps on going, love the truck.
If it ain't broke don't fix it. Those Rangers are good trucks. The only issue I had was my feet are size 14 and hitting the clutch was the park brake pedal was in the way.
Yeah, my 2005 Ford Ranger has 250,000 miles and it runs like a champion.
I consistently see Rangers for sell in my area with 350,000 miles.
I had a 97 that ran great. It failed emissions test and I got pissed and sold it. Big mistake I should have just had it repaired. It never left me stranded. I was so excited to hear Ford was bringing back the ranger, then I saw only one engine choice and one transmission choice and the price. I’ll just keep my 93 Toyota as long as I can.
Leg room nonexistent
I just bought a used '13 F150 XLT today, got a good deal too, and I can already tell it was a good choice
I guess almost all of us younger folks won't have the HIGH ENERGY as much as this YOUNG MAN (SCOT) when we get to his age. Love it!!
As a used auto rebuilder and dealer for the past 23 years , my # 1 pick is Toyota Tundra . We rebuilt and sold hundreds of trucks and there is nothing that comes close to the Tundra in durability . Very solid and almost trouble free truck and a pease of mind. Never had a Customer in the past 15 years with any mechanical issues with a Tundra . The worst truck is Titan, almost every truck had multiple issues . The second best truck is Tacoma . Only one truck that had transmission problem out of over 120 sold . # 3 is the Silverado, and # 4 is RAM and F150 5.4L. These trucks are very hot sellers but they require you to leave your truck at the mechanic shop for long time to fix problems that don’t happen in Toyota trucks.
Thank you for sharing CK!!
Thank you fir your input. Any thoughts on which Silverado’s to stay away from?
@@19993gt The Silverado 1500 is a good truck for everyday use but not for construction work and pulling heavy equipment ! The Silverado 2500 is more reliable.
Totally true, there's no way an F-150 is a more reliable truck than a Tundra or Tacoma.
Bless your heart for sharing CK
My God Scotty said something good about my Nissan frontier...I might pass out
Eazy Gunz how do you like the frontier? What year? Engine ? Miles? Good on gas?
@@skyline5354 I have a 2018 crew cab S V 4x2. I love it for my uses. I average about 18mpg but I work from home so it's mostly local travel. When I take highway trips it goes up tonow22mpg. If don't mind the dated interior it's a great truck.
The only other complaint I have is that it turns like a damn boat. Trying to make a uturn some places gets real interesting.
For the price im more than happy with it though.
@@skyline5354 sorry meant to say it's the 6cyl and I bought it with 13k miles. Now have about 17k.
Stick around, in 2058 he might just talk about the Nissan Titan.
@@GuyBelmont Maybe I'll have one by then too
I agree I currently own a 09 4.7l Toyota Tundra with 160k. been a great truck. I did have some transmission shudder issues around 150k but my local Toyota dealership took care of me. I love the truck but maintenance is outrageously expensive. $2000 for timing belt every 100k miles. I love the truck and it never left me stranded and nothing breaks.
I am reminded quite often how useful a pickup truck is. I have a 2013 Tacoma that has been great so far. The only thing that is a problem on the truck is the back bumper - it will completely rust out every few years. Had a new one put on in January 2018, as it stands now, I think I may have another 1 1/2 years left before I will have to get a new one again. The rest of the truck is doing fine. Thankfully.
7:07 "Let's go to Galveston, we'll take a look at the ocean"....Brilliant!!
Let's also stop at moody gardens!!!!!😂🤣😂
Galveston is a literal shitpit
😭😭
@@TheRealJaded a man made garbage port
It;s close to Houston so what would you expect. Their are lots of jobs though.
Ive got a 98 ranger with 286,000 miles one it and it still works like a charm
TheHeroOfgaming knock on wood
@@jackdavid7150 lol, ikr
I have a 96 3.0 ranger with damn near 400k in it and it takes me long trips cause my other truck wastes too much gas lmao
This guy is sincere...Good job Scotty!
I got a '94 Toyota Pickup with a good painted frame, no rust... She's a champ.
Ford 4.9 L 300 Six Cylinder
...One of the most reliable engines I've ever seen.
Yeah but the powerband is only like from 3000-3500 rpm 😂
If you don't mind 10-11mpg.
Agreed
Too bad they won't fit in the new trucks.
@@chunhaylee That's not true. I have a 1980 with 4speed manual and get 20+ highway.
Ford should bring back the good ole straight six 300.
I agree, had a friend who converted one to a turbo diesel for a pulling tractor
Nah bring bck the 350
My buddy had one in his '95 F150
I plan on buying one this summer! I can find for for not even $1000 and just fix some of the stuff.
That's not gonna happen they were well too good. Same reason they changed the 5.0 in the mustang starting in 96 cause the 5.0 would not blow. Me and a couple of buddies tried to blow ours up so we had an excuse to buy the GT40 crate motors and put in them. Drained the oil and redlined them all day and night. Still ran perfect.
I have a ‘99 Chevy S-10 ZR2 and it’s very similar to the ranger, it’s an extended cab and four wheel drive. Mine has about 200,000 miles on it. It runs great and I’ve only had minor problems with it. Great for off roading too, but nothing too extreme.
love scotty been watching him for years! hes like the hunter thompson of vehicles haha
Do the 5 best used crossovers to buy next
I can already predict it from here
Cayenne Turbo will be there, I can smell it!
@@lucianocasanova8924 lol 😆
Why would anyone buy a crossover lol
@@lucianocasanova8924 Not Bad.....
Sorry I’m a car guy not a stay at home mom
Stay away from the Eco boost engine had a friend who went thru 3 engines with in two years the 5.0 is the better option
Especially with no catch added early on because of GDI type of injection.
@@louyelich8680 tell me more
Ford builds the best trucks.
I find that bs. We have a 2012 f150 EcoBoost and we have never had any problems with it. Has over 70k miles.
Yes, this is BS !!!!!!!!
I watched this a few months ago, but I had to comeback and find the video, thanks for the info!
We love you Scotty, thanks for the great vids!
Finally he mentioned the Frontier.
GuyBelmont as a frontier owner, I was anxiously waiting for his opinion
@@antitheist5567 Great trucks, hard to find used at a reasonable price because people buy them and never sell them because they are awesome.
I love the Frontier especially that 4.0 liter engine and it has better room than the Tacoma and Ranger.
AttentionJunkie I know I don’t see myself selling mine anytime soon
GuyBelmont I love the torquey feeling of the 4.0. And the mpg isn’t worse than competitors. I’m pulling off 19-20 mpg combined.
Terrorist Approved had me dying 😭😂🤣 I love mine.
That was good! LMAO I think everyone had that pictured in their mind.
Lol that picture
Anything that runs in the wilds of krapistan is fully tested to the point where the wheels fall off. There are a few minor differences between the Hilux and Tacoma. But for me, I prefer Tacoma's between 95 and 04. I test drove a newer one a few years back and really hated the interior - made me want to rip it out and start from scratch: new seats, instrument cluster, stereo, and inset for the console screen [to help viewability in the daytime], the glove box... everything from cupholders to carpet to door panels - leave nothing but the paint and start from scratch. I have a [early production] Tacoma, and am still kicking it around.
Are you Taliban! 😜😜😜
Those terrorists obviously drive a Toyota Hilux, not a Toyota Tacoma. There are some differences, including where they are made and sold.
Thanks for all you videos. You really know what you are talking about and I learn a lot from watching your videos. I hope you continue to do this for a long time.
i like this guy. his enthusiasm, knowledge and 'frankness' really hold my attention. the way his...your vids are kind of raw-you in constant motion , the glasses - it all works. keep the feel amateur
1997 Tacoma 4x4 ..V6...manual 240k ..engine compartment looks like it came right off the factory line. Had headers, better exhaust and k&n installed back in 2001. Still runs very strong. No internal work ever. Reg maintenance and replaced the clutch,water pump, timing belt. Replaced the undercarriage bushings with better urethane ones and install beilsstein shocks. Corners like a civic. Had to replace the air conditioning compressor which at the first fan setting will freeze you out of the truck. Replaced the fuel pump at 220k just because. Love this truck. It's a freaken tank.
what mileage did you replace the timing belt at?
I have always loved the old Rangers - bought an ‘09 brand new with the intent of keeping it forever! The thing I love about it the most is it’s basic simplicity - no high tech gizmos to break down just as the warranty expires and drive you nuts as you’re driving down the road!
Rangers have great engines but the frames often rust and crack before the engine goes.
My ranger had 400k miles when I wrecked it. All I ever did was basic maintenance. The 4.0 V6 is a bombproof engine.
If you're in the market for a Tundra I would recommend one with a V6 engine. You still get plenty of power and decent gas mileage. Before I moved overseas I drove one for years and never had a single problem with it with regular oil changes.
Unless you use it for work projects and tow often
I love mine I have the 8' bed which is great for using it to haul concrete and lumber.
The Ford Ranger is damn near immortal, especially the 90s Rangers. You simply cannot kill them (believe me I’ve tried).
In Taiwan, I saw the newer Ford Ranger everywhere. I am biased to Toyota but the 2018 Ford Ranger looked pretty sweet.
Justin Lui Saw a decked out one at a dealership. $38,000 for a little truck? Time we all get together and boycott boats, trucks,cars, and houses. Inflation ain’t around, and all this stuff is priced thru the roof, and us dummies keep going Into debt deeper and deeper..... just realized, your in Taiwan. Bet the prices are just as asinine there also. ( from U. S.).
Mine had 350 k when i sold it
Mazda made a pretty good truck
@@ronleigh4061 Actually the Ranger and Mazda B-2300/B-3000 were pretty much the same truck.
I Dailey my 94 gmc sierra and it has 416 thousand miles. Good truck
Thanks Scotty. Im a single female and trying to choose a decent older model truck so I'm always afraid of getting played so to speak. So I appreciate the information and your entertaining style. Keep em coming.
I know this video has been around awhile but it still holds true. Great video and great advice as always. Sometimes those foreign trucks outshine our U.S. models especially in smaller trucks because they are made for the international market and sometimes U.S. companies cut corners on what they produce for trucks sold only here. I had a Datsun years ago that is currently Nissan and it was made well. That was when all the mini trucks were sub contracted out of country before they were made here and then the U.S companies would have them produce trucks that were not as good as the trucks they made themselves for the international market. Examples being Chevy Luv and the Ford Courier. Both inferior to the trucks made in those foreign plants that sold internationally.
Gary tru, I had a Mazda (Currier) for 19 years and would be surprised to learn its not still on the road. I didn't know about you're reason for it being was so reliable , but it makes sense!
I really wish they had small trucks still like the old s10s and stuff now they got the Colorado and there huge I just miss the 90s truck scene
I am keeping my 2000 S10 ZR2 pickup. Easy to fix when it needs it and parts are cheap and plentiful.
Dude I agree. I had a Ranger that I sold last year. Was a great reliable truck. Although I drive a huge truck now, it would be nice in the future to have a small truck like the S-10 or Ranger to haul stuff around on the weekends.
my 91 S10 wasn''t the best, bad computer and leaky gas tank, done with chevy
My dad had a 1991 Chevy Blazer S10
My 93 s10 still running. Its ugly as sin but has proven to be a mostly reliable and easy to work on truck. Especially considering I paid $900 for it 12 years ago!!!!
Thanks Scotty, I got them all. A 2000 Ranger 4x4(5speed), 2007 Tacoma 4x4(only Auto), and of course the Frontier 4x4 (5speed).
Thanks! That's my thing. Moving to an extremely rural area. Need easily repaired.
Had a friend who had a Toyota truck. Had some problems with it in the rural south. Took it to a mechanic who sent him to the local foreign engine repair shop. He got there and it was a lawnmower repair!
Your photo examples are hilarious! I'm sure Galveston is very happy for the free pr. 😀
Saw the article about you in the AARP mag. Love you and thanks so much for all the info.
5. Nissan Frontier
4. Ford Ranger
3. Toyota Tacoma
2. Toyota Tundra
1. Ford F-150
Late 90s Ford 150s FOR SURE.
No Chevy? Ford over Chevy?
@@darrinsiberia I have a 95 f150 5.0 4r70w with 175,044 original miles on it and I love it.
mike jones
Affirmative. Chevy is garbage.
@@darrinsiberia
appreciated brother.
my 2005 tundra, is still going strong 4.0 v6 6 on floor.. love these trucks
I like his down to earth no nonsense talks...
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Thanks Scotty. I just bought all 5.
This guy is Great! I learn alot of new information everytime I listen. Thank you and God Bless
5. Nissan Frontier
0:40
4. Ford Ranger mid-size
2:24
3. Toyota Tacoma
3:36
2. Toyota Tundra
5:05
1. Ford F-150 6:34
Lo those Frontiers are solid trucks... seriously underrated trucks...
Ford are the worst cars.
plus 1 >>>> Chevy Silverado
@@Yogi_Legend Wish I'd kept my Ranger. Owned a '99 from 2009-2012 and had 0 failures despite having a Salvage Title! Only things I replaced were tires and engine oil!!
@@Fifthcell We must have got a lemon. In 1 yr into owning a 2004, the repairs are:
replaced failed evap
replaced failed distributor (a "won't start")
bad ABS sensors fixed (evidently was a bad/DIY mechanic prior to us owning)
engine oil pressure failed - $4.5k to replace the whole damn engine!
3:42 laughed so hard I lost my breathe 🤣 These videos are amazing. Can you make one about fuel efficient conversion vans. Something you could travel with and sleep in if you needed to.
Same here. I spitted out my beer. Think about it. That is the worse condition to drive around with heat and sand and getting shot at by the US military.
Just bought a 2014 ford f150 stx 5.0 V8 I'm honesty super stoked loving it so far !
My absolute favorite trucks ever are the 1970-1986 Ford F-150s and F-250s. My mom even had a couple in the past, so I've got a bit of a soft spot for them.
0:52 "Come on people, it's a pick up truck." 🤣🤣🤣 So true. I want my pickup to be stone reliable and be able to haul stuff... I don't need a built-in wifi hot spot.
Most new "pickup trucks" are just squishy station wagons for soft city people to park in their postage stamp sized McDriveways in their McSubdivisions and tell their friends they drive a truck. Those ain't trucks they're couches.
@@Ironsja11 not sure if living in a subdivision makes a truck any less of a truck your nexus is irrelevant. They sell f550 commerical vehicles if you want a "real truck".
@@Ironsja11 I think your getting Crossovers confused with trucks. Its OK so does the Government and DMV.
A “real truck” is a Peterbilt 389 with an X15 Cummins, Rob.
And folks who drive real pickup trucks don’t use words like nexus, ya wannabe smartypants. You need to consult an English doctor, because your sentence structure is a code blue at best.
@@IamTheGoatstroker Yep, totally lost with your cryptic educational piece on grammer. A "real" semi truck you quote is actually a tractor by definition. Not sure why you would own one unless it's your job, is that what you do? Drive a semi? .... Thanks for building America Jerry! A true grit hero against learned "smartypants".
Thanks for this info Scotty!
My 2007 Tacoma is proof of how durable they are. It drove a couple thousand miles with low gear oil in the rear diff. A few hundred miles with a dying or dead alternator on just a new battery. It even drove with a shot wheel bearing and broken strut. I also hooked the wrong battery up on opposite posts and it only blew the 140 main fuse. Even when parts were broken, it got me where I needed to be. By the way, it's an offroad only rig these days and runs maybe about a month every year. It doesn't quit and impresses my neighbors when it fires up without hesitation.
I love how you put a land field to represent Galveston’s ocean 😂😂
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Toyota pick up
4cil 2.o motor 22r 🚜😍
Hell yeah. Mine run 650000 mi.
@@gabinoduran8634 r22 engine the best engine in the universe.
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Love your show, please keep making great videos!
Ford definitely has improved over the years. My dad would never consider owning one recalling how rough they were when he was younger.
I'm getting addicted to this channel! Thank you!
I have a 2000 frontier and its an awesome little pickup! The 1st gens are underrated
5 Frontier 0:40
4 Ranger 2:28
3 Tacoma 3:38
2 Tundra 5:04
1 F150 6:36
Commentary 8:22
Watching scotty is like talking to every neighbor I grew up around that gets on a beer soaked soapbox about the vehicle industry as I'm changing my oil. Love it.
The mercedes pickup is literally a nissan frontier with a body kit. Same frame, engine and running gear
The Mazda b series trucks are Ford's.
Yep lol just like that Saab hatch that's just a re badged wrx and same with Mitsubishi pairing up with dodge back in the day
But your gonna pay 25000 just for the body panels lol and a Mercedes bage
Uh no. It’s based on a newer Nissan Navara. Not a frontier
I have 2000 Nissan frontier (V6 gasoline Automatic transmission 2wd) and it has done great works so far.
"1,000,000 miles on the Toyota tundra damn"
All treadmill miles. xD
A Nissan Frontier also just hit 1 million miles as well
Love the Tacoma and owned it for a few years but it was really under powered for my needs and the ride was a little rough for me. I sold it and got a 2021 Colorado with plenty of power and the comfort level is more to my liking, So far no issues with it.
What Tacoma trim did you have? I test drove a couple of v6 trims and was disappointed by the lack of power. I was told the lower prices trims drives like a car
@@ld999 I had the 2018 TRD double cab model. The truck had lack of power to pass people and when I towed a small trailer it was under powered for my needs.
Yah it's a brand new colorado. Wait a few more weeks.
@@smartmaxwell9017 owned it for a year still no issues with the truck, No complaints with it.
@@acdc5579 that’s great my Tacoma is a manual with v6 and no issues at 200k miles I hauled around 4000lbs of roofing material it was feeling good but over 6k I think it would not do as good
If Kilmer approached me to talk the whole time id be thinking "what is his blood alcohol level?"
Ranger Nation where y'all at? Love my old 4.0 pushrod 5 speed manual 4x4. 300k miles and it's still going.
The42car 2011 4.0 5spd 4x4 113k and only the passenger wheel bearing needing repair.
Ford Ranger...had head gasket issues with both my 1994 and 2000. leaf spring shackles in the back busted loose on both trucks and that was not an inexpensive fix. The rear section of the frame then broke after having the leaf spring shackles repaired...busted frame ended it for the 2000. Had a rebuilt Jasper Engine put in the 2000 after a valve went bad and the Jasper engine had a valve go bad also, fortunately was still under warranty. Lot of nagging little issue with the 2000. Bottom line, not impressed with reliability of either of my Rangers.
Seriously looking at a 2010 Ford Ranger worth it?
@@itsyaboimat2393 what engine is in it?
i will say my oldest uncle who passed away about 5 years ago owned ford, dodge, gm, etc. his last vehicle was an early 2000 tundra. he drove the tar out of that thing and said it was the best truck he'd ever owned. he was a legit mechanic and basically drove the heck outta the tundra with no repairs. change the oil, battery, tire, etc. and that sucker was a poster truck for reliability.
Lov3 the visuals on the right Upper side! Lmao
Thanks for the advice! I’ll go with the 🌮 Mas !
Honda Ridgeline. I have 200,000 and I have only changed the brakes and radiator hoses. Great MN truck.
For people who use their truck as their main vehicle it's hard to best the Ridgeline. Driving like a Pilot is definitely a benefit.
Have an 08 rtl love it !
More of a car with a bed
This is a list of trucks not accords with a bed
I’m thinking about buying a Ford F-150 2007 and this video reassured me that it will be good
I agree with you again . There is a reason why it’s been the best selling truck for a long time Ford just knows how to build a truck.Thanks again for another great video.
I've seen a farmer with the same Tacoma for the past 10 or more years driving around that very dependable, so very unloved pickup just keep on going. Quite impressive.
I just bought a 2011 Ford f150 SuperCrew with a 5.0 coyote. I love it. Even though the EcoBoost version would have gotten me better gas mileage, I'm just glad I don't have to worry about turbos or anything. Best part is they're easy to work on for the most part.
I completely agree, less parts to fail and a descent track record.
You made the right choice, 5.0 is a great engine
Them terrorists in the desert drive them lol 😆. I just about spilt my drink
Mike Hodgens hahah😂 😄😄😄
Funny. Terrorists use Toyota’s I knew that. However, my friends came back from Iraq and said US special forces uses Toyota’s. Reliable, quiet, faster than Humvees and lastly, IF you need parts, they are available worldwide.
Regardless of political views Bill Maher did one of his new rules on why do terrorists drive Toyota trucks and it was pretty funny
Fawn Del Maibalz link?
lol this is not only true, but funny as hell
I’m still stuck with Toyota Tacoma 2005 and already 300 thousand miles and the dealer charged the chasis and paint body for free, and the only problem is it’s never dies,
I love my 04 ranger .LOVE IT!!
I have an 08 Escape. Love it. I'm considering a small truck for hauling stuff to the dump and in the next 5 years my teen daughters will probably be needing mom to help them move to their 1st Apartment. Do you think the Ranger will fit the bill?
Scotty: buy a tundra
Scotty's other video: "why not to buy a toyota tundra"
He did say to buy the V6 tundra....and avoid the V8 tundra.
Toyota is a joke
@@GP9railfan well yeah you drive locomotives 😂
Yeah this guy is always contradicting himself. I have been watching year old videos they are opposite from recent videos 👎🏼
He list several of the draw backs in this video
First let me say I love Scotty's videos, and really respect his views on cars. That having been said, I almost agree with this list. I think 1 & 2 should be switched. The reliability of Toyota Tundra outweighs Fords ability to be repaired easily. Also, if the day should ever come that you'd want to sell your Tundra(God knows why!!!) Tundra has always had a higher resale value. I think Tundra should have been the #1 choice. The F-150 is a great 1-3 year ownership, But Tundra is a lifetime truck!
Yeah, but that starter issue he mentioned on the Tundra seem pretty pricey to repair. Starters going bad is pretty common.
In another Scotty video the Tundra IS... #1.
Earlier videos were on the mark, but Scotty, like many others have saturated their info market, and now it's just another Car and Driver rodeo, having to play to a different audience to keep from being repetitive.
I got a used 2005 Toyota tundra SR5 and I'm planning to drive it to the end 💯