2020 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro CrewMax - POV Night Drive (Binaural Audio)
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- čas přidán 9. 03. 2020
- Base price: $54,275 / As-tested: $55,020
MPG: 13 city / 17 highway
Power: 381 hp / 401 lb-ft
Engine: 5.7-liter V-8
Transmission: 6-speed automatic
Tires: 275/65R18
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As an F150 enthusiast, I truly respect ✊🏼 Tundras. They’re excellent trucks that offer practicality and reliability. A majority of auto journalists and truck guys criticize it for its atrocious gas mileage, marginal safety rating, and outdated interior that’s not up to modern truck standards like the Big 3. Overall, The Toyota Tundra retains and perpetuates what an old school pick up truck truly is; dependable and rugged.
Rugged? Have you ever seen how flimsy the frame is? It flexes so much that the bed will actually put dents in the back of the cab. It rightly gets complaints for fuel economy because 3/4 gas trucks are getting the same fuel economy despite having significantly strong frames, heavier duty drivetrains, heavier suspensions, stronger axles, etc. Toyota used to be praised for its high tech fuel efficient engines.
hochhaul I noticed the frame flex too whenever i jack these trucks up on a hoist. When I lift a domestic truck they hardly flex, particularly the Ford. Main reason why I don’t buy Toyotas despite me being a Toyota mechanic. Engines are very reliable but the overall body construction isn’t as good as the others. I chose a diesel VW Golf over a Corolla when I needed a new daily. Those pre-DEF TDIs are just as reliable but the body is far better built.
hochhaul yes I’m aware of it’s atrocious fuel economy. People only buy them just for their powertrain
Matthias H The Tundras powertrain is what attracts pick up truck buyers who just want a reliable engine. At the end of the day, Toyota has 0 interest or motivation for manufacturing full size trucks (a side job during their spare time). Regardless of the i-Force 5.7 V8 engine, I would take a 5.0 engine equipped with a 10 speed auto in the F150 trucks. Ram and Chevy are hype machines and are constantly recalled more than Ford.
andrew belmudez I would also go Ford if I needed a truck. Toyota would be my second. I have no interest in Dodge or post-2004 GM. Another thing I dislike about the Tundra is value for money. You get more in an F150. Their lack of innovation isn’t necessarily a bad thing imo. It’s proven designs. The 6 years I’ve been with Toyota I’ve only seen very few major problems. But if someone needs a truck I always suggest Ford first.
For the people who came to see him floor it and hear the engine scream
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Fellow gentleman of culture
Music to my ears 😁
Lol @ all these hating comments. It will still outlast and out-value just about anything else on the road, not to mention they sell like hotcakes. Sure Toyota is a bit behind in terms of technology and advancements, but they're only going to continue to implement things that are proven and work day in and day out.
As much as I love Toyota these suck ass for towing. I'm sorry.
Terpene Explorer what do you tow?
I agree with you 100 per cent. A couple of weeks ago I watched a movie about Ford trucks and a 2-year truck has a complete lightshow on the dash when it started. I can't seem to remember a 2-year toyota doing that. Besides, I'm fed up with automatized luxury trucks that can tow a house and go 0-60 in 3.5 seconds while massaging one's backside. lol Sorry for my ranting. The engine sound is amazing though. Show me a new truck with a sound like that.
Man you people complain about toyota, dont buy it its simple! Lol 😂 toyota is the best. Every penny is worth it.
Toyota/lexus will out life all auto makers. 😎
Sounds better than some muscle cars
Tundra's are one of the most reliable trucks ever built,i have a 2001 (first generation) V8 4.7 with 300,000 on it on it's original engine and transmission both smooth and running like new...
Why does v8 sounds so damn good?
Love my “Vintage” Trd Pro Tundra!!
Toyota Tundra!!!!!!!!!!!! #ToyotaFan
O, My, God! This Truck sounds so much better than earlier year Tundras!
Because it has the TRD exhaust on it. That's why.
The Gear shift 💚
I love Toyota trucks
The exterior is beautiful , the engine sound so good !! The only problem is the interior is from 2007 💔 , wish they will make an update in 2021 for this interior and back lights 🤙 otherwise it's a great pickup !!
This things pretty nice for a 2007.
it probably is, it can last that long and worth the same
The TX Channel not much of a compliment. Lots of vehicles from all manufactures much older than 2007 on the road.
@@BAYAREAMX more toyotas and few of the lucky domestics of course
The TX Channel nope definitely more domestics. They do sell more after all.
@@BAYAREAMX domestics does sell more because they cost less and break down faster. so the same owners go back to driving the same and cheap but new domestic cars again in the span of 3 years or less.
I'm about to buy a truck and I'm really thinking Toyota is the way to go. I really like the look of the new ones and they last forever.I'm convinced when everyone's driving spaceships around 500 years from now there's going to be some dude driving a 2006 Yoda around.
😂this is funny
Had 2018 tundra-nice truck but just traded it in. Not worth 50+k. Got a smaller truck and 2wd. If you need a truck like this, then it is awesome
You can riviews Hummer?
I have a 2013 double cab trd Tundra , installed last year the trd dual exhaust and the sound doesn't even come close to the way most trd exhausts sound ...it just doesn't have that specific growl like in this vid for example...complained about it to Toyota and they said that sound differs from vehicle to vehicle...that pisses me off
deal with it
Me encanta el sonido del tundra
I love it
The gauge display needs to be a little more organic, then the interior would be complete, as for the exterior, the tail-end could do with a little matte black inlays to finnish the trucks statement! (COMFTABLE)
i like headlight, nice video 👍👍
Those look like the same side steps i see on EVERY early 2000s pick-up lol
Well this truck is an early 2000's design in nearly every way. It's like sitting in a time machine.
It’s Japan the truck will turn over every single time
@@jizzlekellz If I'm not mistaken, the Tundras are made in Texas. They're american made lmao.
@@jizzlekellz it will start. Until the $800 starter fails at 80k - famous for this truck. Even then the frame will be rotted out due to rust within 5 years. Not good for a truck that has a weak flimsy frame from the start.
Lucas Arthurs no shit it’s still Japan will out run any Chevy & Ford
Great sound but that old transmission would drive me crazy. I hope they will keep the V8 with more torque for the much needed next gen Tundra update.
or stick .....
такой шумный или микрофон так передает??
True fans like me are here early
i was the first comment so try me
turn the fog lights on next time please.
Should have shown the rigid fog lights ..........
Please drive ford Mustang Shelby GT500
Ya es una camioneta vieja para la actualidad
If this car import to Cambodia it’s will be expensive
it is 38 gallons gas tank crewmax available
Robert Carrizal Yes it is. I have it in the TSS package.
All TRD PRO’S have 38 gallon tanks.
Ok thank you
I absolutely love Toyota trucks, by far my most favorite than others, but to be honest, I’m not a huge fan of the TRD pro exhaust, I just don’t like It ,I don’t know why
This is basically by definition a classic muscle car. Naturally aspirated V8 in the front, solid rear axle on cheap leaf springs, body on frame, don't pay subscription for sat nav, no auto start-stop or annoying gimmicky crap. End if an era
Good gas mileage
Красна👍🏾
bless you, this is worthy of sainthood!
And knighthood
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Nice car.........can u drive a royle Royce car in the next vedio
Its video learn how to spell
Air voice in the cabin
The interior makes even a chevy look like luxury.
Wouldn't mind at all if the Tundra got the 4Runner/RAV4 treatment. Just hoping Toyota doesn't use the Highlander as a design foundation for the next gen. That car's a mess.
I didn't even feel like it needed a redesign. They butchered it.
That cab sounds like a freight train. And are those incandescent light bulbs? lmao
I know its a TRD Pro but the exhaust is slightly too loud for me personally. A great truck nonetheless.
interior straight out of 2008
Except it was redesigned in 2018
يازين جوه مع الخط
NaiF عل اساس فهمك 🙄😂
@@rbaaj7776 انا اسولف الي شافو تعليقي عشان كذا ماقلت يازين جوك قلت جوه كني اعلم ناس عنه فهمت؟
NaiF 😉👍🏼
@@rbaaj7776 ولله ماضنتي بس يلا
ماشاءالله عز الله موتر
Salam iz Aktau
Tundra necesita más MPG, más pie de torque y ya dale una renovada a la tundra 😎
Si quema or no quema
Quema.
Si, quema mucho gas.....
@@MrCarguy2 no quema v4
@@bryanbecerra773 el Tundra no tiene v4. Es la pickup que mas quema de las 1500
@@MrCarguy2 si quema 🤮🤮🤮
I was gonna purchase this vehicle in this year but they lost me as customer to the Eco Diesel Jeep. Love the reliability, but the truck is so antiquated in its design is just unacceptable. I get reliability but seriously? #EcoDieselJeep
I hate to say it but toyota is not the top dog for full size pickup trucks. Ford takes that imo. I will say toyota absolutely dominates the sedan and compact sedan market for sure. SUVs arguably still them and perhaps even midsize pickup trucks (tacoma).
Bye bye, gas mileage.
Its a truck, not a prius.
@@andybub45 Exactly..
JAJAJA
Reliability tax lmao
Andy's Shop the ram 1500 is a truck that gets 19-20 mph city, while this gets 13.... Toyota needs to update their v8’s.
ScarfaceGGGG A comparable Ram to this, a hemi 4x4, only gets 15 city.
I had this truck but traded for a Nissan pro4 x that I love better.....It is hands down better....I owned them all ....but my Titan is the best I ever own....period.....If you want a true truck that hands down better....It a Nissan Titan..... I ve owned them all so dont talk ShiT to me......Own them all then talk shit....This is one hell of a truck.........Titan..
You're a fool and you'll have some regret in the near future.
Get a new ram instead
donovo too unreliable and too many issues.
They need to level up on the tires on these tundras, they look pathetic. Tundra itself great truck, Toyota up your game on stock tired for f sake it looks lame
All I can see is cheap plastic and a screen from the early eighties..lmfao
probably last as long if it was from the eighties.
Sorry Toyota doesn’t put a freaking TV in their trucks like Ram. In my opinion larger screens and more technology means more things to break so the less the electronics the more reliable.
@@JoePez basic tundra comment 🤣🤣🤣