You are gonna single-handedly make me buy a car with SuperCruise! And you just made my brother’s day: He just bought a used 2023 Tundra (to replace his 2013). He indeed does love the ride!
Steve. I can't count how many years I've been watching you on youtube buddy, but I can tell you how much I enjoy your reviews. Not enough can be said about how good it is to see you upkeep your amazing production quality, clean concise formula, and honest take of the products you review. It is also really refreshing to see that you've kept away from the usual "please press like and subscribe" mantra of almost all youtubers out there. All the blessings ma man. Cheers, M
The driver assist are totally off my radar. I want to drive my vehicles myself. Old-school. If I don't want to drive, I take the bus, the train, or plane. I would not want to trust the tech anyway. I want to be in control. I would rather get me an older truck/car before the tech mayhem came along.
If one makes 200,000 a year and uses a truck as a business expense, a company vehicle writes off maintenance on vehicle, gas, oil change, and depreciation loss as a business expense paying 1200 is nothing because the government is paying you back at the end of the year for business loss write offs.
This trucks more than 1200 a month if you don’t have a lot down with say 5 k down that’s only gonna cover taxes.. so you’d be about 1650 a month for 60 months
@blancodiablo8788 some people can afford it, but only because you can afford it should you spend 1,200 a month on a vehicle? To some people spending 1,200 a month it's only 5%-10% of their monthly income of 10,000- $20,000 a month...the vehicle itself is a write off and most likely used for business making it a business expense, this vehicle isn't for your average american that's in debt, but a business savy person that knows how to make money.
You are gonna single-handedly make me buy a car with SuperCruise!
And you just made my brother’s day: He just bought a used 2023 Tundra (to replace his 2013). He indeed does love the ride!
Steve. I can't count how many years I've been watching you on youtube buddy, but I can tell you how much I enjoy your reviews. Not enough can be said about how good it is to see you upkeep your amazing production quality, clean concise formula, and honest take of the products you review. It is also really refreshing to see that you've kept away from the usual "please press like and subscribe" mantra of almost all youtubers out there.
All the blessings ma man.
Cheers,
M
This is a nice truck. These prices are crazy. Sheesh
Cool. Not sure about a subscription fee after I’ve paid for the item in full…
Always fair and balanced review of a beautiful truck. Project managers and those with a boat to get to the lake house, rejoice!
The driver assist are totally off my radar. I want to drive my vehicles myself. Old-school. If I don't want to drive, I take the bus, the train, or plane. I would not want to trust the tech anyway. I want to be in control. I would rather get me an older truck/car before the tech mayhem came along.
Ultimate with that tiny sunroof? I'd expect the full glass panoramic roof experience for that price.
Ha the slight chuckle at the $1200 payment 😂
Maddys in college!! Time flies.
this car is very reliable and comfortable
That truck cost more than my 2024 Silverado Duramax 2500 LTZ and it’s a loaded example.
Anyone who pays $1,200 a month for this vehicle, deserves to be separated from their money
If one makes 200,000 a year and uses a truck as a business expense, a company vehicle writes off maintenance on vehicle, gas, oil change, and depreciation loss as a business expense paying 1200 is nothing because the government is paying you back at the end of the year for business loss write offs.
This trucks more than 1200 a month if you don’t have a lot down with say 5 k down that’s only gonna cover taxes.. so you’d be about 1650 a month for 60 months
@blancodiablo8788 some people can afford it, but only because you can afford it should you spend 1,200 a month on a vehicle? To some people spending 1,200 a month it's only 5%-10% of their monthly income of 10,000- $20,000 a month...the vehicle itself is a write off and most likely used for business making it a business expense, this vehicle isn't for your average american that's in debt, but a business savy person that knows how to make money.
This is more truck than 98% people who buy these need.
Please review BMW i7. I really like your reviews
That is a sexy truck
A different kind of review from Steve.
Diesel straight six
$1200? Maybe a Lease. Retail. Eh. No doubt that.
People buy these things with this economy 😂