Toyota Tacoma is in a HUGE Trouble!

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  • čas přidán 31. 05. 2024
  • Toyota Tacoma is in a HUGE Trouble! Is the Toyota Tacoma facing a crisis that could change everything? In this video, we uncover the huge problem that has left everyone talking lately. Toyota's popular truck might not be as invincible as you thought. What issue has been causing headaches for Tacoma owners and stirring up controversy in the automotive world? This revelation could have serious implications for current and future Toyota Tacoma drivers. Watch now to find out what’s really going on with the Toyota Tacoma!
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Komentáře • 168

  • @tech_triumph
    @tech_triumph  Před měsícem +8

    🔴Do you think this problem could affect your decision to buy a Toyota Tacoma?🤔
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    • @we1626
      @we1626 Před měsícem +1

      Lookout the F150 issues

    • @Leftlaneends
      @Leftlaneends Před měsícem +6

      Price has more to do with my decision.
      I’m sure Toyota will work out the problems.
      But 50k? Not for me.

    • @signkutter9218
      @signkutter9218 Před měsícem +6

      Toyota ceo gave himself a 46% raise...while Toyota quality is going into the toilet. Mot surprised , Toyota of old is no more

    • @sammy-gd7hw
      @sammy-gd7hw Před měsícem +1

      Sometimes simple is better.

    • @AllHandlesHaveBeenTaken
      @AllHandlesHaveBeenTaken Před měsícem +1

      There is one and only one reason for this. The CEO is dim bulb

  • @bobg7593
    @bobg7593 Před měsícem +65

    I'm a diehard Tacoma owner; however, the announcement of a 4 cyl and turbo replacing the tried and true V6 made me stop as 2023.

    • @anthonys5581
      @anthonys5581 Před měsícem +3

      I ran out and bought a 2023 2.7L 4x4 when I heard they were putting turbos in the new trucks.

    • @user-fj2ji8sk2k
      @user-fj2ji8sk2k Před měsícem +2

      The bad thing is all mid-size trucks are going with turbos except Nissan so I'm going to stay with Toyota because I know they will fix the problem

    • @gooddaymate1171
      @gooddaymate1171 Před měsícem +4

      @@user-fj2ji8sk2k they can fix any recalls, but as for reliability, a 4 cylinder turbo engine will not last as long as the v6 would. They put a smaller engine with forced induction which had more parts that can fail and turbos cause more heat and pressure.

    • @thisdayage7997
      @thisdayage7997 Před měsícem +2

      ya’ll talking like previous gen taco & v-6 was perfect ….. crappy frame coating, wiring that attracts rats & mice for whatever stupid reason,over heating, cracked heads , 💩 fuel mileage …. don’t act like the quality of toyota trucks quality hasn’t been rolling down hill for years !

    • @michaelstrang2563
      @michaelstrang2563 Před měsícem +1

      @gooddaymate1171 That’s why diesel's are so unreliable right, they just blow up at 500k miles. It is almost unbearable seeing adults being so brainless and just repeating the same mindless bs over and over. It is more than proven that you can create reliable turbos engines if properly engineered, we will just have to see if Toyota has accomplished that with their 2.4.

  • @bbokdoong
    @bbokdoong Před měsícem +57

    Toyotas were reliable because they kept improving and perfecting existing products instead of completely changing chassis, engine and transmission.

    • @jeanclaude7018
      @jeanclaude7018 Před měsícem +8

      That's exactly how the Nissan Frontier works, but for some reason it's "reliable" for Toyota, but "outdated" if it's a Nissan. Funny how that double standard works.

    • @darknessislight3689
      @darknessislight3689 Před měsícem +1

      I totally agree with you 💯%

    • @AtteroDominatus
      @AtteroDominatus Před měsícem +2

      That's what happens when politicians have a say on what manufacturers can sell. They can't sell those engines anymore because they don't meet the emission standards.

    • @jeanclaude7018
      @jeanclaude7018 Před měsícem +3

      @@AtteroDominatus I'm curious how Nissan is meeting the standards with a n/a 6 cylinder, while the others feel forced into a turbo 4.

    • @AtteroDominatus
      @AtteroDominatus Před měsícem

      @@jeanclaude7018 My guess is that they are using a 3.0L engine. Chevy still uses a v8, but it drops to a 4 cylinder on the highway.

  • @AnhH88
    @AnhH88 Před měsícem +10

    Ha, my used 2001 Tacoma is a 5lugs 2.4L 4cyl engine. No stupid turbo. I bet it will outlast the new hybrid turbo 4cyl even with 175k miles in the clock. And I got it for 4500 bucks.

  • @mikek8089
    @mikek8089 Před měsícem +14

    Stop with all of this high tech crap and build a simple truck!!

  • @jordez1
    @jordez1 Před měsícem +22

    Toyotas growths and quality don’t walk in parallel. Greed and lower quality do.

  • @ervinjackson3261
    @ervinjackson3261 Před měsícem +12

    Used to be reliable they’re not as reliable as they used to be. That’s why you got this problem.

  • @wilsoneashoian5789
    @wilsoneashoian5789 Před měsícem +15

    And $50K for a 4 cylinders truck. A 4 cylinder engine uses less parts. It must be cheaper because it is made in Mexico where labor is 75% less than the USA.

    • @USAWILL
      @USAWILL Před 25 dny

      Yet it's $10-15k more than last year for the higher trims.

  • @benchampion4086
    @benchampion4086 Před měsícem +8

    My 2022 Tacoma has had an engine failure since six months after we got the truck and none of the technicians can find anything wrong with it.

    • @benchampion4086
      @benchampion4086 Před měsícem +5

      My family has had over 10 Toyota cars and trucks I love the quality of the brand but they have gone done the toilet lately. COME ON TOYOTA WAKE UP AND GET BACK TO MAKING QUALITY VEHICLES.

    • @slumy8195
      @slumy8195 Před měsícem +1

      get a lawyer for lemon law and get a ridgeline with the buyback they have to do

  • @exucaviera9084
    @exucaviera9084 Před měsícem +12

    Seems like they deliberately killed their own brand. Very strange

    • @slumy8195
      @slumy8195 Před měsícem +2

      every company does this; make great products for a few years then after that make absolute trash until they go out of business and repeat to another company

  • @dee151
    @dee151 Před měsícem +19

    Toyota was NEVER forced to make a 4cyclinder , they went ahead on there own and made this choice, I hate CZcams lies 👎

    • @AtteroDominatus
      @AtteroDominatus Před měsícem

      You do know that they are forced to meet emission standards put in place by crooked politicians, right? The push for 100% ev's by 2035 has nothing to do with anything.... It's kind of like how v8 engines are being banned from sales.

    • @FullTimeGT
      @FullTimeGT Před 24 dny +2

      Totally agree. And sadly there's a lot of youtubers that speculate on other youtubers or Reddit complaints without validation on what caused there issues and very littile questions of any background on what may caused it nor they check for official statistics sources like NHTSA. I'm affraid this is the case here and if gives any manufacturers bad reputation simply to have more clicks and views and more YT revenues. This is sad.

    • @manuelalvarez8365
      @manuelalvarez8365 Před 6 dny +1

      I don't know señor but Hilux is still the most reliable pick up in the world

    • @FullTimeGT
      @FullTimeGT Před 6 dny

      @@manuelalvarez8365 Yes it is. But still it's not a reason to sit on that and start degrading the quality and try to hide from that. Hoping this is not the case. But Toyota needs to take all this very seriously otherwise their reputation may be tarnished by only bad corporate decisions sequence. It take a life to build a reputation, and 5 minutes to destroy it. Everything will depends on HOW they will handle these issues.

  • @markmiller378
    @markmiller378 Před měsícem +3

    I just got the new sr5. Iforce 4 turbo. 278hp. Ive had it 2 months and i love it. Great truck so far.

  • @kanzzon
    @kanzzon Před měsícem +5

    I would still give my money to toyota. What options I have: ford, chevy? No thanks, leave it to unions to keep the older employees and not the best employees, nissan? Maybe. Never the less is good to have its dirt being published in videos like this one.

  • @leethomas556
    @leethomas556 Před měsícem +8

    Stop building shit in Mexico and charging 17% more.

    • @chuckg6039
      @chuckg6039 Před měsícem

      Just plain stop over charging

  • @realitynow4342
    @realitynow4342 Před měsícem +3

    2008 Toy/Tacoma/TURD/6 cylinder/4x4... 90,000 miles the itty bitty rear end bearing went out. When I called the rear end builder and told him I had a toy tacoma, he cut in and said, "I bet it has 90,000 miles on it. I get a whole bunch of 2nd Gen Tacomas who's rear end bearings are going out at 90,000." The gen 1's rear end is slightly smaller than the gen 2. I found a shard of metal in the front diff. Pulling that out to be rebuilt before the snow fall this winter. For the first 85,000 miles, this vehicle was only 4x4'd mabe twice a year for very short periods in California. Then there's the anemic little rack-n-pinion. It's going out a too. You have to replace the whole unit. $1,700.00 + labor.

  • @jeremyt7752
    @jeremyt7752 Před měsícem +18

    They can keep that junk.

  • @tarnoldful
    @tarnoldful Před měsícem +2

    Glad I bought my 2023 4runner off road pro haven't even really started driving it full time yet 2100 miles but it will be ready when my old ride finally gives out.

  • @stevet8121
    @stevet8121 Před měsícem +5

    I love my 2003 2.7 4X4 I bought it new and zero problems.

  • @Eddie-yc5yd
    @Eddie-yc5yd Před měsícem +21

    ComeOnMan......Made in Mexico, what do you expect?

    • @larrywells7692
      @larrywells7692 Před měsícem +3

      FACTS!!!

    • @jeanclaude7018
      @jeanclaude7018 Před měsícem +6

      I would not expect HIGHER prices for cheaper Mexican labor, but greedy Toyota pulled it off. And the loyal fanboys will gladly write the check.

    • @cambokadaw
      @cambokadaw Před měsícem

      Honestly I’ll trust them than China and I’m Asian lol

    • @asajayunknown6290
      @asajayunknown6290 Před měsícem +4

      It's not Mexicans per se. All of my best mechanics have been Mexican, bar none. The problem is management, lowest cost bidder procurement, and detailed CAD engineering to build exactly to the warranty. Also, as always, you get what you pay for. Even in Mexico, the best possible employees can get employment elsewhere for more $$$$. So we get the B team, and the bare minimum of quality control.

    • @chuckg6039
      @chuckg6039 Před měsícem +3

      Let them concentrate on making fajitas.

  • @mikefoehr235
    @mikefoehr235 Před měsícem +10

    Will Toyota over come the bad Tundra engines. I chose a 20 Tundra because I love the 5.7 v8

    • @donnovicki9771
      @donnovicki9771 Před měsícem +1

      Magic 8 ball says "doubtful". Good move getting the 20. I'll keep my 242,000 mile 07 CM til I die.

    • @mikefoehr235
      @mikefoehr235 Před měsícem +1

      @@donnovicki9771 That is impressive.

  • @bryandunn4886
    @bryandunn4886 Před měsícem +8

    The biggest bad decision was to assemble them in Mexico,then sales went down, then forced to make that change, cutting the 3rd Gen production by 2 years. Now sales where better last year then this year. So they did it to them selves, good luck Toyota

  • @davidlong0717
    @davidlong0717 Před měsícem +8

    Thats maybe why the new tacoma's are overpriced it's to help pay for all the new recalls 🤔🤔🤔

  • @FullTimeGT
    @FullTimeGT Před 26 dny +3

    Where is your sources? I've seens the Tacoma complaints in NHTSA and they all volontary and only a few cases has been filed. 2024 Tacoma has 0 (zero) recalls, and 7 complaints, the 2023 Tacoma has 3 recalls and 22 complaints, and the 2022 Tacoma has 3 recalls and 28 complaints. Toyota is selling hundred of thousands of Tacomas each year. My point is why all these videos? Based on a few cases from other youtubers? I don't get it. The latest one is the 6 speed manual transmission. This is a good one. Toyota selling these transmissions, the RC60F, since 2015 in their Hilux around the world!!! Man, only a few cases here and there from youtubers and it's panic! Come on!!!

    • @FullTimeGT
      @FullTimeGT Před 23 dny +1

      @@ohscheisse2192 I totally agree. Thanks for posting!

    • @mitchb6611
      @mitchb6611 Před 23 dny +1

      It's click bate BS. Part of me thinks other companies are paying people to try and spread isolated reports as mass issues to try and tarnish Toyotas reputation because they easily sell the most mid sized pickups.

    • @FullTimeGT
      @FullTimeGT Před 23 dny +2

      @@mitchb6611 I don't know but there's a lot Tacoma Bashing since 2024. I think that all the hate from the YT Community is the fact that Toyota ditched the 6cyl engine in favor of the 4cyl Turbo, and CZcamsrs are trying the destroy Toyota's Reputation by all sorts of reasons, to try to make Toyota backtracking on their decision. "Influencers" so to speak are making fools of themselves right now.

    • @mitchb6611
      @mitchb6611 Před 22 dny

      ​@@FullTimeGTit's ridiculous. The 2.4l 4 cylinder turbo makes the same HP and more torque than the 3.5l they dropped. The fact they are arguing a turbo makes it less reliable is laughable. Tell that to the diesel crowd. Plus if you are a true Toyota fan, the new engine pays great homage to the 22re-t era trucks of the 80's.

    • @FullTimeGT
      @FullTimeGT Před 22 dny

      @@mitchb6611 I totally agree with you! But it seems that some youtubers don't see it that way and do everything they can to destroy Toyota's reputation. At least this is what we are seeing now in this video and other videos trying to create that trend on CZcams. Go see others and no one is able to tell the official sources of these speculation in terms of real and official numbers of complaints and recalls. Thanks for posting!

  • @erundundo48
    @erundundo48 Před měsícem +3

    I was going to buy a new tacoma but with all this issues I think I'm going to buy a Colorado ZR2.

  • @O-PAC
    @O-PAC Před měsícem +11

    I love the look of the new Tacoma, Sequoia, and new 4Runner. However I don’t love the being forced into the new powertrain. I understand the need to improve and innovative as well as comply with stricter regulations, but I wish Toyota and the other car manufacturers would keep their previous gen and proven powertrains as options on the new models until the kinks in the new powertrains were worked out.

  • @gregslingerland7292
    @gregslingerland7292 Před měsícem +2

    How they gonna make a land cruiser a 4 cylinder

  • @craigslistseller9354
    @craigslistseller9354 Před měsícem +5

    TOYOTA:
    New Tacoma = FAIL (Recalls)
    New Tundra = FAIL (Recalls galore)
    New Lexus = FAIL (Catastrophic engine failure)
    New V35A V6 = Absolute FAIL (Recalled: Catastrophic engine failures)
    New BEVs = FAIL, FAIL, FAIL
    It's ALL downhill from here....

    • @zacharylowe4005
      @zacharylowe4005 Před měsícem

      There aren't any recalls out for the 2024 Tacoma currently...

    • @gaffle-411
      @gaffle-411 Před 28 dny

      @@zacharylowe4005​​⁠ incoming transmission recall in 3… 2… 1…

  • @jasonmolihan61
    @jasonmolihan61 Před měsícem

    Do these recall issues have anything to do with the Texas plant, Tacoma, closer?

  • @steveambrose2349
    @steveambrose2349 Před měsícem +2

    Kaizen is no longer applicable to Toyota. So sad isn’t it?

  • @joesteele3159
    @joesteele3159 Před 28 dny +1

    I'm sick of hearing the words "long overdue " when it comes to a tried and true bullet proof product.

  • @craigslistseller9354
    @craigslistseller9354 Před měsícem +2

    Toyota...the Pride Before The Fall....

  • @ClaudeBarrette-py2nu
    @ClaudeBarrette-py2nu Před měsícem +6

    Turbos are junk

    • @ateeqafzal4444
      @ateeqafzal4444 Před měsícem

      @claudebarrette So is your mom

    • @michaelstrang2563
      @michaelstrang2563 Před měsícem

      That’s why everyone hates diesels, because they are such unreliable junk that grenade before 30k miles. Just stop with this bs, the torque curves on these turbo trucks are incredible, and certainly can be engineered to be incredibly reliable.

  • @2009polostar
    @2009polostar Před měsícem +1

    I know that the current Hilux is reliable. Especially with the 2.8 liter turbo diesel. But to bad that Toyota can't sell it here in the US because of the chicken tax.

  • @jasonsmith1143
    @jasonsmith1143 Před měsícem +19

    I still like the Nissan Frontier

    • @ag4eng
      @ag4eng Před měsícem +2

      Nissan engine is good, but the electrical systems are garbage. Frontier does not get good ratings.

    • @gooddaymate1171
      @gooddaymate1171 Před měsícem

      @@ag4eng how recent have you seen the electrical issues in the Frontier. Even with the new 2024? They must have already addressed the issues since it's 2022 release.

    • @NoName-fx9zi
      @NoName-fx9zi Před měsícem +1

      ​​@@ag4engif by "garbage" you mean not as up-to-date as some other models, that's great. I got a 2015 Frontier last year and it was a breath of fresh air, like stepping back about 20 years. The more electrical features vehicles come with, the harder they are to work on.

    • @slumy8195
      @slumy8195 Před měsícem

      @@NoName-fx9zi gm, chevy, ford. Great looking trucks but all those electronic features like cylinder deactivation (afm) and turbos cause them to flop at sub 70k miles and when your out of warranty those engines and trans cost 15k each...

    • @michaelstrang2563
      @michaelstrang2563 Před měsícem

      @slumy8195 what a deal considering Toyota is charging over 32k just to replace the engine on the tundra. I personally have never seen a Chevy or ford do that and everyone I know drives a truck, obviously it does happen but it is far from common. Just take deep breath and relax, every manufacturer has problems.

  • @RiddledEnigma93
    @RiddledEnigma93 Před měsícem

    As a was Certified Mig & Smaw welder, to hear the welding is at fault, is saying someone did not check the work and that is not good, especially if it is from 1 plant!~
    Now it makes me alot happier that my Taco is a 21!~

    • @boston1450
      @boston1450 Před měsícem

      Research how many faulty ones are out there. Not as many as you think. Toyota is making good on it. I bought 2023 last August & got recall paperwork & had dealership inspect & it was good. Doesn't bother me one bit

  • @MD-bp6mz
    @MD-bp6mz Před měsícem +2

    You bring up potential problems and they have yet to be manifest. This is not true reporting on the facts. Tell me another car manufacturer that has less mechanical problems than Toyota? There is none. The Toyota Production System is best in the world. I have bought nothing but Toyotas since 2003 and have not had any major issues. I wish I could say that about the Fords and Chevys I've owned. I just purchased a new 2024 Tacoma and love it! I'm skeptical of the 4 cylinder turbo-charged engine. Remains to be seen what issues it will have, but so far so good.

    • @chuckg6039
      @chuckg6039 Před měsícem

      Look at brands, not just a general across the board by the manufacturer.

  • @ElimitechPest
    @ElimitechPest Před 11 dny

    This has to be exaggerated or fake because I don't see any broken down tacomas anywhere or on tow trucks. The Toyota dealer by my house sells about 20 tacomas per week I keep seeing them bring them in and they're gone in about 5 to 10 days Right now the parking lot is almost empty All the cars are pushed to the front this is July 24

  • @Jubeidono2012
    @Jubeidono2012 Před měsícem +2

    Built in Mexico quality and cheap engineering. Tundra engine is garbage.

  • @docholliday6285
    @docholliday6285 Před měsícem

    I went with the Colorado ZR2, which has been flawless. Researched these two + Jeep and there's no second-guessing on my part.

    • @johnr7717
      @johnr7717 Před 20 dny

      Nice. Hey just out of curiosity, does your truck have cruise control.?

  • @mattspaulding7488
    @mattspaulding7488 Před měsícem +1

    2024 Tacoma trd off road automatic 2700 miles and transmission just sheeit the bed and at dealership

  • @jerrycampbell5448
    @jerrycampbell5448 Před měsícem +1

    My new 6:48 Tacoma trd offroad is AWESOME! FAST! GREAT HANDLING And SMOOTH

  • @andyhuang7526
    @andyhuang7526 Před měsícem +1

    Took my 23 TRD off road to the dealership, and was told my truck was good! They also told me that about 1 in 6 trucks are having the welding problem !

  • @barrya.6212
    @barrya.6212 Před měsícem +1

    THE FRONT WHEELS DISCONNECTING IN 4X4 MODE IS >>>.NOT

  • @BryanChance
    @BryanChance Před měsícem +2

    Toyota making throw-away cars like the others.

  • @thomasbordi8726
    @thomasbordi8726 Před měsícem +1

    I just thought it was a GM THING ONLY 😂😂😂

  • @user-jn9gv9ve6e
    @user-jn9gv9ve6e Před měsícem

    i guess they never heard the saying if it's not broke don't fix it.

  • @wangwang2003
    @wangwang2003 Před měsícem

    I would buy anything before Toyota, it was opposite before these turbo engines, avoid it like plague.

  • @vetriselvan5900
    @vetriselvan5900 Před 25 dny

    Non of the comments say any non Toyota reliable truck. Is there any non Toyota reliable mid size truck out there to buy?

  • @danhebert7015
    @danhebert7015 Před měsícem

    Toyota’s were reliable because they were made in japan. It sad to see their reliability go down year after year. Not only with the tacoma but also tundra’s.

  • @gregjones2217
    @gregjones2217 Před měsícem

    I stopped buying when they dropped the four liter. That was after having around forty in the family and business.

    • @timalan7406
      @timalan7406 Před měsícem

      Toyota never had a problem with the 3.5 L.

  • @williamjames8924
    @williamjames8924 Před měsícem +1

    The new Tacoma panels are ugly. As bad as new 24's (not able to get over 200,000 miles, needing extensive repair) I would still buy one that has a V8 fuel injected aspirated engine?

    • @boston1450
      @boston1450 Před měsícem

      Just curious here. How do you know they won't go 200,000 miles or more ? They have only been out a few months.. Yes I agree the panels are ugly in my eyes. But I'm not buying it so it doesn't matter.

    • @williamjames8924
      @williamjames8924 Před měsícem

      @@boston1450 I see your point. I came to this opinion solely based on other CZcams channels that denote that Toyota took a 4 cylinder engine and placed two turbos on it, which causes the tiny motor to work under high load compared to an aspirated 4 cylinder engine. These turbos in turn will be stressing the life span out of engine. Several channels pointing out that the motor would be lucky to reach 200,000 miles under these conditions without expensive repairs to get even close to those numbers. I’m not an engineer but I own a 2023 Tacoma SR 4 cylinder. Listening to these channels I bought because everything, not just Toyota is going to be crap from now on. I bought a new 1969 Fort LTD with a Windsor engine and was very happy that I got 66,000 mile out of it. I would have never bought a foreign car, but I couldn’t deny how different my Ford was. I just had my first recall on my 2023 Tacoma and I have never had a recall on my 1995 Tacoma which I recently gave to my grandson. I told him although it has 305,000 miles, I believe she should go another 200,000?

  • @krispewkrem3
    @krispewkrem3 Před měsícem

    Toyota will absolutely take a hit to their reputation as a brand that makes reliable engines.

  • @VictoriaWargaming
    @VictoriaWargaming Před měsícem

    hmm.. 2024 toyota tacoma NHTSA safety recalls. 0.
    Looking for more 2024 tacoma recalls. 0.
    Seriously, are there any recalls for 2024 tacoma?

  • @tomglpn
    @tomglpn Před 28 dny +3

    Good, they gave people what they didn't want and overcharged 20%+

  • @seikocitizenwatches
    @seikocitizenwatches Před měsícem

    Every vehicle has problems but one is less than other. Toyota has the fewest problems among all vehicles worldwide and I have been following the trend for 5 decades proving Toyota is the most reliable brand in the world.

    • @chuckg6039
      @chuckg6039 Před měsícem

      I don't necessarily look at brands. More concerned with models.

  • @robbuery1341
    @robbuery1341 Před měsícem +1

    I love that Toyota and Honda will recall their vehicles when there is a "suspected potential" problem. Unlike Ford and others that wait until enough people have died and then are legally forced to do a recall.

  • @douglasbrooker5834
    @douglasbrooker5834 Před 9 dny

    The huge infotainment excuse me distraction systems should be outlawed.

  • @rotaryenginepete
    @rotaryenginepete Před měsícem

    the most reliable car maker, once upon a time. the most reliable truck maker, never.

    • @aleblanc5119
      @aleblanc5119 Před měsícem

      Can't say never. The 70's and 80's pickups were absolutely the most reliable of that time.

  • @spuzzum100
    @spuzzum100 Před 27 dny

    "TYRE PRESSURE PROBLEM" Who spells tire "tyre" what kind of video is this 🤔

  • @chaory2016
    @chaory2016 Před 21 dnem

    Toyota was not forced. 😂

  • @pathunter7003
    @pathunter7003 Před měsícem

    Oh no, no more perceived reliability

  • @ScottWaliszewski-ud2mz
    @ScottWaliszewski-ud2mz Před měsícem +1

    Remember, Car is back in the 60s in the 70s and even 80s they were produced to only handle 40,000 to 60,000 miles and they self-destructed fall apart specially GM models…. We’ll wait and see what the turbo feature of these Toyotas and GM models will do….

  • @mikescaffo4850
    @mikescaffo4850 Před měsícem

    Toyota is doing everything wrong today the tundra is failing also the turbo v6 is not working out to well

  • @craigslistseller9354
    @craigslistseller9354 Před měsícem

    GO TITAN, ARMADA, QX80 & FRONTIER!!!!!!!!

  • @ignacj
    @ignacj Před 14 dny

    Why do we need this giant glitchy ipad? Do customers really demand this shit? It's a fucking truck.

  • @terratrek805
    @terratrek805 Před měsícem +1

    This is lame. You dont know jack

  • @sandan500
    @sandan500 Před 17 dny

    Why would anyone buy a truck that is overpriced with engine and transmission failures not to mention replacing a strong V6 and V8 with a turbo L4 because their engineers apparently are not smart enough to design. They created an electric truck and claimed specifications that are borderline fraud. I have owned Toyota trucks for over 20 years to include Tacoma’s and Tundras but I just replaced my old Tundra with a Honda Ridgeline Black Edition and I am very pleased with it to include the V6. I am done with Toyota Trucks they are much too arrogant and absolutely ignore the customer's wants and needs. Over the years when I have complained about issues and I address the executives I always get a call from a woman admin type for the executive office with boiler plate excuses and apologies. Toyota does not care about its customers just the bottom line. They will not rein in their rogue dealers who add on exorbitant markups, fees and addons claiming they have no leverage which is ridiculous. If it is true than Toyota attorneys and management do not know how to write contracts or again just don't care. I am done with Toyota trucks let those with money to throw away or burn buy them. IMHO.

  • @jamierose4088
    @jamierose4088 Před měsícem

    I had a Mexico VW.
    It was the most unreliable vehicle I've ever owned.

  • @johnnorris1024
    @johnnorris1024 Před 27 dny

    Toyota around the world is still the most reliable. The problems all seem to occur in the North American made Toyota products. You RARELY hear an issue with the Hilux or even the Land Cruiser which coincidentally are 100% made in Japan.
    Toyota USA senior leadership has failed and the modern American Toyota worker basically just goes to work for a pay check. American craftsmanship has been dead for a while. It is a sad commentary on our country who used to make the toughest most reliable products. Now we pump out hot garbage.

  • @ag4eng
    @ag4eng Před měsícem +1

    Toyota has too many models and variations. Judging from the failed TTV6, they should cancel the Tundra and Sequoia and focus on the Tacoma with proper engine.

  • @douglasdever6134
    @douglasdever6134 Před měsícem

    BS most reliable car maker in the world!

  • @hphillips7425
    @hphillips7425 Před 13 dny

    It’s a sad day when Toyota is as bad as government motors

  • @juanmejia8403
    @juanmejia8403 Před měsícem

    Lo 2:43

  • @larryparson9609
    @larryparson9609 Před měsícem

    What Taco

  • @jamessmith-wm2qe
    @jamessmith-wm2qe Před dnem

    High price junk

  • @revtimewest
    @revtimewest Před měsícem

    Toyota. The new dodge, ford, chevy.

  • @melvinjohnson2074
    @melvinjohnson2074 Před 4 dny

    Made in Mexico and insanely overpriced.

  • @patriotone755
    @patriotone755 Před měsícem

    Reliable nope not any more. I won’t touch a Toyota.

  • @unit6464
    @unit6464 Před měsícem +1

    I would not buy any brand of vehicle with a turbo engine. Stay away

  • @seethingsclearlyawaken3424
    @seethingsclearlyawaken3424 Před měsícem +1

    I bought a leftover 2023 V6, 4-door, 4WD. I hated that truck because of the 2 extra rear doors. Not enough room in the front due to the rear doors. Not enough room in the rear for anything except children under 10 years old. Then I got the recall notice, so I unloaded the piece of junk!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Never again will I buy another Toyota truck! I've had Toyota trucks since 1985, but this turned me off so badly, I promised never to buy one again!!!!!!!!!!!!! NEVER!

    • @thebassclef007
      @thebassclef007 Před 28 dny

      The rear axle recall isn’t a big deal and Toyota is correcting it for free. Lots of other manufacturers would have stayed quiet on this unless people started actually crashing, which hasn’t happened in this case because Toyota nipped it in the bud. And the cabin space issue is all on you. Did you have your eyes closed or something when you test drove it? It’s not like that was some hidden shocker surprise that you couldn’t have seen in the first 3 seconds of opening the doors and checking it out, lol.

    • @seethingsclearlyawaken3424
      @seethingsclearlyawaken3424 Před 28 dny +1

      @@thebassclef007 I bought the Tacoma because I had no choice but to buy that truck, since I would never buy a Ford, GM, or Nissan. I knew the truck was a 4-door, not my choice. There were no other Tacomas available to buy, only 4-door trucks, again having totally useless rear seats, wasting valuable bed area for worthless rear seats. I never needed rear seats in a truck! NEVER, yet Toyota, along with most other manufacturers insist on building worthless rear seats into a pick up truck's body. For what? This is not a family car! I just need a pickup truck. Then because I've got no other choice but to bite the bullet, paying for extra-seats and two extra doors, with less bed size, I bought the truck. A couple of weeks later, I find out that Toyota has a recall for the defective rear axle. So yes, I now am in the market for a 20 year old Toyota truck, that is a real truck, without the "sissified 4-doors" that only women drive! ...one that is not defective with a crappy driveline! I may wait until Toyota comes out with the "Stout" in 2025, unless it too is the feminized 4-door version, in which case, NO DEAL!

  • @wayneg296
    @wayneg296 Před 26 dny

    👍👍😎✌️🤟Not, a “Made in Mexico” fan.

  • @thomasbordi8726
    @thomasbordi8726 Před měsícem

    GM stands for GODEST MOTORS..... YOU CAN TAKE THAT TO THE BANK.. ..

  • @gotfaith1311
    @gotfaith1311 Před měsícem

    *My story followed with two short videos*
    I'm leasing a 2024 Toyota Tocama "A first timer with Toyota" I wanted that million mile truck. The test drive 😮 no one had to tell me it wasn't a 6 cylinder, you just know 4 cylinder *seen one seen them all* they must have millions of 4 cylinder sitting around to make this crazy move away from 6 cylinder. Keep telling this unhappy story, and maybe they will get smart. It will jump out when you hit down on it, but definitely not good for a 4 cylinder. *Gas mileage* 3 gen. 4 & 6 cylinder got the same mileage around 25 city that's crazy! Well my 2020 F-150 mileage was 25 city and that was great for a big truck "BUT" problems with Ford, you see that was my replacement truck for my 2018 lemon 🍋 Bad Transmission after 500 miles and just two months ago they delivered my new Tocama to my home and picked up the so called #1 truck Ford F-150 that still needed to go in the shop. Here's a short video of my trucks below.
    CZcams
    czcams.com/video/bJd25Pf5kQM/video.htmlsi=YLVVeh_mxwSI7fgN
    czcams.com/video/cAbhH7NdU0o/video.htmlsi=b_y4b6H_dTpr615t

  • @puffnstuff12
    @puffnstuff12 Před měsícem +1

    Toyota used to be my go to for trucks but not any more. If I had to buy today I would get a RAM or Silverado/Sierra and not look back.