I own a 1794.... people say all the time , you'll go broke filling it up with fuel....to that I say " If I couldn't afford to fill it up I wouldn't have bought it"...that usually silence's them!
Toyota’s are just plain good, dependable, and reliable vehicles. So, who cares if they are not outfitted with the latest technology. I’ll take this Tundra over the competition any day. You do not fix what is not broken, you just continue moving forward.
@@simpleprocedure not new Raptors with gay 4 or 6 cylinder w turbos. Lol.. heck only thing making it a different truck than f150 better shocks lmao.. and wider flares. If was opd 6.7 liter raptor by all means. But good luck findings one not beat to hell
Updating the software on the infotainment will not hurt the reliability of the engine... And updating the interior will not hurt the reliability of the overall vehicle.
I have to say man...this is the first time I've watched your reviews, but I was engaged every second. Liked how it was short and straight to the point. Keep it up!
@Steve Sigler Are you glad you chose the Double cab over the Crewmax or was it just a financial decision? Asking because I'm considering the TRD Sport right now and am thinking about the Double cab over the Crewmax due to price and the storage compartment under the rear seat of the doublecab. Although I do like the more room in the rear of the crewmax.
@@dalephillips8250 I just saw your comment and wanted to chime in incase you wanted further info. I had a 2018 Crewmax Trd off road. And now I have a 2020 double cab sr5 sx package in black. I wish I picked the double cab the first time around. I really love it because it was sportier looking in my opinion, you get storage under back seat, its lighter, bigger bed. I drive most of the time alone and only have one kid. So I have plenty of room. Even when I have my buddies with me , it's more than enough in room. One thing that annoyed me more than anything was the small bed. I always had the tail gate open and had to make multiple trips. I'm not hating on the crew max. It was good to me but I got much more utility out of the double cab. The price had nothing to do with my choice. In fact, I would pay more for the double cab. I hope that helped
@@smj1250 Thanks for that input sir. It is just the type of feedback I'm looking for since you've experienced both. That seals it for me then I'm going to go with a double cab option. But let me ask you 1 more question....are you ok with the regular SX model over the TRD off road model you had? How is the ride better or worse without the TRD packages? Should I spend the extra for TRD packages?
I have 161000 miles on my 2007 Tundra SR5 4x4. Never any issues at all. I love it and plan on keeping it as I use it for the new england winters, fishing, for my dog and errands to home depot. My other car is a 2011 Audi A8L which is also love , but I wish it was as dependable as my Tundra.
Been saving for this truck. Its Basic that's all I need the MPG isnt great but neither was those big boats(aka the 95 Lincoln) .. .. reliability is the goal
@@29Suckit The Tundra is more expensive to work on then my f150 lol. A starter in that thing is crazy expensive like thousands. Again it's all preference, Heck I have a old camry I'm driving primarily. People seem to get way to caught up in the Tundra being crazy reliable like a corolla , being easy to work on . That is really just not the case. My main thing is the awful milage, and expensive to work on.
I love my 2020 Tundra Platinum 4x4. I chose the platinum over the 1794 due to excessive chrome . I think the platinum looks classy! I also think the black leather seats will hold up better than the tan/ orange colored seats!
That's a beauty. I have a 2018 SR5 double cab that I love! Remember, the towing and payload numbers you cited drop off on the 4 wheel drive. More like 9800 and 1620. That 4WD added weight subtracts directly from the payload. Still good though.
Great review. Presented real nicely. I am a fan of these gas guzzling Toyota V8s. I am picking up a gently used (13K miles) 4x4 Platinum Tundra tomorrow 2/16/21 w/the running boards, sun roof, and matching tonneau cover (same smoky mesquite color as the 1794 you reviewed). It will sit very nicely next to the other Toyota gas guzzler I picked up last year that was discontinued. The 2020 Lexus GS F (V8 baby all the way - also dated by lux car standards). My intention is to never have to purchase another car in this life. So what if they are not the best with regards to fuel economy (hell no truck is GREAT on fuel economy). Get what you like as long as you can afford it and it makes you smile when you start it up.
The Tundra is a great truck I have a 2018 1794 in the same color and yes it doesn’t have an abundance of tech like some of the competition but it will be around for many years to come without breaking down. It drives and rides like my wife’s car. BTW the paint sparkles in the sun like nobody’s business.
Other Makes try to account for poor manufacturing by adding a bunch of quirky froo-froo things like steps or fancy tailgates. I just need a good running reliable truck. My dad only drives Tundras because they are just good trucks and you get what you pay for with this truck as opposed to a truck with new updates and shitty manufacturing that’s gone break down in about 8mths. I hope they never change the Tundra. It’s perfect as is.
Got an 18 love the truck, really not happy they got rid of the 5.7 though I was looking to upgrade down the road. Looks like I’ll be keeping this truck for the rest of my life.
Myself and tens of thousands of Aussies are wanting to Tundra. These utes sell nicely in smaller markets like USA, it will sell more in big markets like Australia, (just so everyone knows, utes (pick up trucks) sell 15% more in australia then in USA, based on per 1000 people). Just for one example, dodge brought its RAM to Australia via a converter, the company converting is at 24hr production and not able to keep with orders. Australians love utes.
@@robertausdemore7855 I am not sure about fuel over in USA, but here fuel can cost from $1.50 to $1.80+/L (about $6 or $7 per gal) for 98 oct. most people here have 2 cars/4x4/utes, and most common vehicles sold here end up using more fuel then a F250 or silverado or Tundra or titan, as we have to tow a lot and not just have it in the back of the ute like you guys in USA do. RAM converters are maxxed, Land cruiser cutters and extensions are maxxed out as well, and RAM's use less fuel than a hilux or ranger over here, and RAM's cost about 130k (90k USD) and same ute is only 45k over there.
@@robertausdemore7855 it is cheaper in USA there australia, because if all the taxes we have here, and the very crap government that is in. A lot of people want larger vehicles, to do everything they want, and not have 2 or even 3 cars to do what they want. It is cheaper to have just one cars/ute/4x4
I have to agree with Andre, i really like this guy and the way he does reviews. I have subscribed and always interested in truck reviews. Also i have an appointment to test drive a 2019 Limited double cab with the trd package this weekend.
They either need to update it with a new transmission and modern technology such as android auto and car play or just be ok with minimal sales numbers!
Transmission is rated for better torque. Why so less gears in it and bad gas mileage. Dont need turbos to over compensate lol . All the electronic stuff. Na I'm good just something else to break.
Also...never understood why the back door needs to be that HUGE. It's the size of an airplane door. They should narrow that up and make the bed about 3" or 4" longer.
@@user-ez2bs3fq1x I am sure you will thoroughly enjoy it they are fantastically build vehicles and they last a long time if that is important to you I know it is to me. My wife loves driving it also I can’t get her out of it. I ended up buying her A tundra of her own. I have owned Fords and Chevys and the tundra just feels better. And I can go on and on about how much they are mechanically better but I don’t want to bore you to death. Just know they will last a long time compared to the competition.
Horse power an reliability an the most made in America truck one can buy now , ive got 2014 now with 139,550 miles an never one problem. Toyota strong 💪🇺🇲
Marco Femto I bought the bed extender with mine. I did have an 06 Double Cab with a 6 1/2 foot bed so the bed extender on my 18 helps to fill in some of that lost space.
When gas prices go up (and they will) trucks like this will not sell as good. That Iforce V8 is a serious gas guzzler (I know my buddy has one). Save your $$$ buy a older diesel pickup truck put it aside and only use it when you need to actually tow or haul something. Despite popular opinion that is what trucks are made for not as a DD. Took me 40 years of driving to finally learn that lesson. Nice truck though man, good video gave you the thumbs up bc you did good work.
@@Steelviper61 Driving a Tundra is like driving on your living room couch. No car has same comfort or space. I'll take my 11 mpg over 20 mpg and being crammed in smaller vehicle and everyone's shoulder and legs touching each other. My 11mpg gets me out of 3" of snow and not stranded like most vehicles.
I love my 2018 Toyota Tundra SR5 4x4 TRD OffRoad. Only reason I gotta go with this is because of the bench seat in the front for an extra person. Other fancy trims don’t have it. This truck is pretty handy for a little family with all sort of chores. I’m loving it and will always do. Toyota is the best. Great video and that is a great truck!
I’ve got a 2014 Toyota Tundra I like the truck, but recently rented a 2019 ram rebel for work with the 5.7 hemi. The ram is a lot better truck. The Toyota needs a overhaul
@Tony Brown Will if society ever collapsed I would prefer the Yota. But if I could afford both I would definitely have the Ram Big Horn Sport 4x4 and 4Runner Off-Road.
You are a really good presenter. Like Cable TV automobile program host good. Even the well written script is TV worthy. Short, honest but optimistic, and engaging. Blows all the try hard douchbaggie youtube reviews out the water.
I need a good dependable vehicle because even though the Camry is reliable it's stuck in the snow so how is it reliable if I can't go anyway with it. This is the problem Sedans have.
Right ! Any guy who buys a truck because it has all that tech isn't using it as a TRUCK , tundra is a real work horse, an made in America big 3 cant say that , my tundra crewmax has 139 k an still running like new an it gets used as a truck should its scratched up an a real work truck .
Nice truck & video! The truck might not need all the fancy tech BUT it does need some steps or ladders/handles etc. Everyone doesn't have the same amount of flexibility & mobility.
@@deon865 Very true! Base of truck is great. Just thinking about the people who may want a truck like this but may not be able to jump up & down off the back of the truck like some others. Nice truck though.
I thought the 1794 was in reference to its original design date and subsequent lack of innovation😉😉😉 Help me out Chris, what's that strange device dangling from the right side of the steering column near your right knee (at the 04:30 videomark), on a $52,000 vehicle in 2019?
While the 1794 Edition is nice, I prefer the Limited. I have the 2016 4x4 Limited in Sunset Bronze Mica (a dark brown) with a beige leather interior - a flat out gorgeous truck. It's also a work horse, towing or hauling all I need where I need to go.
I just recently bought a 2019 Tundra Platinum with a sticker of $53K (traded in a 2015 Tundra Limited Double Cab). Comparing the Platinum with the other big 3 high trim level trucks costing $20K more, you cannot come close to the QDR and resale value of Toyota products. After all discounts and trade, I paid $22K.
So Toyota has to offer significant discounts in order to sell a new 2019 Tundra? Usually big dealer discounts are offered to sell unsold 2018 models gathering dust on their lots. No wonder Toyota owners keep coming back since their dealers are practically giving new ones away just to boost numbers. Toyota Dealership: "We're offering $20,000 off the MSRP sticker price and guaranteed 0% financing for 5 years." Toyota fanboy: "I'll take it."
@@JulezWinnfield I paid cash for my 2019 Tundra as I do with all my vehicles. That vehicle had just arrived from Texas the day I bought it. I knew the dealer had it before the salesman did.
@@rlthomas69 Great for you, but my point is that these 2019 Tundras are most likely being sold well below their sticker price to move them off dealer lots. Other than blindly brand loyal Toyota fanboys, most fullsize pickup buyers will buy a Ford, Dodge Ram, or Chevy/GMC before a Tundra. I actually think the Tundra is a good looking truck but it lacks comparable 2019 technology that's in most new $50K vehicles these days.
For the top of the line of this truck- I'd expect some more bells and whistles! Like a step roll down on the tailgate like the GMC Sierra Denali and a whole better bed liner, nice custom step rails, ignition start, and blue tooth communications.
You have three bed liner options - none, a shell, or spray-on. Your choice. Also several step rail options. Ignition start is also an option. Same with a bed step. Bluetooth for both music or telephone is included in all but the most basic Tundra models.
I have been on the fence on buying a tundra TRD pro. Now I find out the Tundra gets poor ratings for a crash test called driver and front passenger overlap. I’m curious what others think and just how serious those poor safety ratings are.
Todo bien la camioneta yo tengo una de estas ..lo unico que no me gusta es la sona de carga y la parte frontal tienen un cabado pronunciadamente hacia bajo.siendo que la parte del medio se todo robusto y agresivo
From my own personal experience my dad has owned a Tundra 2014 since 2013 after 50k miles and the typical oil change ZERO issues so far meanwhile I have friend who bought a dodge ram 2018 brand 6 months later he had to take it to the dealer to fix a transmission issue.
I am coming off 2 toyota tundras....2000 I had fir 5 yrs and most recently 2005 I drove for 14yrs....both very reliable but I just bought new truck and it wasnt toyota....I just couldnt find one for same deal as I got and they havent changed them in yrs.....also my toyotas got really bad gas mileage (HORRIBLE).....before tundras I was in 2 more toyotas as well so been driving them since 1990 til this year......I just didnt want to spend 50-60k on truck and toyota doesnt really offer up rebates like others do, so first time I've switched in long time.....
Gas mileage sucks but if I wanted mileage I’d have bought a Prius. The av. Life of a tundra is 26 yrs if maintained and reliable up until it gets recycled and that makes up for the poor gas mileage
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Nice truck. I'm still driving my 2004 SR5 double cab 4x4. Been driving it for 14 years and can't wear it out. Best quality truck I've ever owned.
I own a 1794.... people say all the time , you'll go broke filling it up with fuel....to that I say " If I couldn't afford to fill it up I wouldn't have bought it"...that usually silence's them!
Fair enough reply, steven jacobs. Enjoy your truck and thanks for watching!
Toyota’s are just plain good, dependable, and reliable vehicles. So, who cares if they are not outfitted with the latest technology. I’ll take this Tundra over the competition any day. You do not fix what is not broken, you just continue moving forward.
Amen!
are u sure u dont want the f150?
The Ford F-150 Raptor I would take without question, but Toyota’s are just plain good, dependable, and reliable vehicles.
@@simpleprocedure not new Raptors with gay 4 or 6 cylinder w turbos. Lol.. heck only thing making it a different truck than f150 better shocks lmao.. and wider flares. If was opd 6.7 liter raptor by all means. But good luck findings one not beat to hell
Updating the software on the infotainment will not hurt the reliability of the engine... And updating the interior will not hurt the reliability of the overall vehicle.
I have to say man...this is the first time I've watched your reviews, but I was engaged every second. Liked how it was short and straight to the point. Keep it up!
Thank you, Andre Baide. Hopefully, this won't be the last. We appreciate your comments and thanks for watching!
me too i cant help but watch over and over and over again, i must own this particular truck do or die , nice video bro, lots of love from Nigeria
Just picked up my 2019 Tundra TRD Sport magnetic grey metallic 4x4 5.7 double cab. I love my truck!
Congrats!
crew max are awesome
@Steve Sigler Are you glad you chose the Double cab over the Crewmax or was it just a financial decision? Asking because I'm considering the TRD Sport right now and am thinking about the Double cab over the Crewmax due to price and the storage compartment under the rear seat of the doublecab. Although I do like the more room in the rear of the crewmax.
@@dalephillips8250 I just saw your comment and wanted to chime in incase you wanted further info. I had a 2018 Crewmax Trd off road. And now I have a 2020 double cab sr5 sx package in black. I wish I picked the double cab the first time around. I really love it because it was sportier looking in my opinion, you get storage under back seat, its lighter, bigger bed. I drive most of the time alone and only have one kid. So I have plenty of room. Even when I have my buddies with me , it's more than enough in room. One thing that annoyed me more than anything was the small bed. I always had the tail gate open and had to make multiple trips. I'm not hating on the crew max. It was good to me but I got much more utility out of the double cab. The price had nothing to do with my choice. In fact, I would pay more for the double cab. I hope that helped
@@smj1250 Thanks for that input sir. It is just the type of feedback I'm looking for since you've experienced both. That seals it for me then I'm going to go with a double cab option. But let me ask you 1 more question....are you ok with the regular SX model over the TRD off road model you had? How is the ride better or worse without the TRD packages? Should I spend the extra for TRD packages?
Your format is the best I've ever seen. To the point, not rushed and you cover all bases. Thank you!
We truly appreciate your comments, Brian Gil. Thanks for watching!
I have 161000 miles on my 2007 Tundra SR5 4x4. Never any issues at all. I love it and plan on keeping it as I use it for the new england winters, fishing, for my dog and errands to home depot. My other car is a 2011 Audi A8L which is also love , but I wish it was as dependable as my Tundra.
Lol audi is junk. Expensive repairs
Been saving for this truck. Its Basic that's all I need the MPG isnt great but neither was those big boats(aka the 95 Lincoln) .. .. reliability is the goal
Mileage is awful , my f150 get 7-8 mpgs better lol
Caleb Niederhofer when it’s on the road and not in the shop
@@29Suckit The Tundra is more expensive to work on then my f150 lol. A starter in that thing is crazy expensive like thousands. Again it's all preference, Heck I have a old camry I'm driving primarily. People seem to get way to caught up in the Tundra being crazy reliable like a corolla , being easy to work on . That is really just not the case. My main thing is the awful milage, and expensive to work on.
2013 CC 4x4, 5.7, 5.5 Bed, Black, Tan Leather Interior! Best truck ever owned next 2 my 04 Tacoma! Love it!
2011/180,000 and going strong!
I love my 2020 Tundra Platinum 4x4. I chose the platinum over the 1794 due to excessive chrome . I think the platinum looks classy! I also think the black leather seats will hold up better than the tan/ orange colored seats!
Of course, I prefer the chrome. The absence of chrome makes the truck look cheap, like a more basic model.
That's a beauty. I have a 2018 SR5 double cab that I love! Remember, the towing and payload numbers you cited drop off on the 4 wheel drive. More like 9800 and 1620. That 4WD added weight subtracts directly from the payload. Still good though.
Great review. Presented real nicely. I am a fan of these gas guzzling Toyota V8s. I am picking up a gently used (13K miles) 4x4 Platinum Tundra tomorrow 2/16/21 w/the running boards, sun roof, and matching tonneau cover (same smoky mesquite color as the 1794 you reviewed). It will sit very nicely next to the other Toyota gas guzzler I picked up last year that was discontinued. The 2020 Lexus GS F (V8 baby all the way - also dated by lux car standards). My intention is to never have to purchase another car in this life. So what if they are not the best with regards to fuel economy (hell no truck is GREAT on fuel economy). Get what you like as long as you can afford it and it makes you smile when you start it up.
Fair enough and well said, kw984. We can't argue with you. Enjoy your V8s and thanks for watching!
Red 2012 Rock Warrior with 92,000 miles on it. Loved it. Gets me from A to B and back with no worries.
The Tundra is a great truck I have a 2018 1794 in the same color and yes it doesn’t have an abundance of tech like some of the competition but it will be around for many years to come without breaking down. It drives and rides like my wife’s car. BTW the paint sparkles in the sun like nobody’s business.
Other Makes try to account for poor manufacturing by adding a bunch of quirky froo-froo things like steps or fancy tailgates. I just need a good running reliable truck. My dad only drives Tundras because they are just good trucks and you get what you pay for with this truck as opposed to a truck with new updates and shitty manufacturing that’s gone break down in about 8mths. I hope they never change the Tundra. It’s perfect as is.
They have a new motor coming out doing away with 4.6 only having a 5.7. And lord knows some other motor .
@Jbog07 we could only hope. Heard was a turbo v6. I would swap for a diesel in a heartbeat.
@guy proulx why everyone is buying up the old ones
Oh man a 38 gallon fuel tank?!?! Holy moly!! Can you imagine trying to fill that up from E man? You better be making some good money on your job
Exactly, that's why I like a much smaller tank on my vehicle. Much more economical on fuel costs
@@MikeNaples what the fuck? Bigger tank means less time spent filling up. It doesnt mean worse fuel economy.
I can get 450-465 Miles per fill up and it'll last 10/11 days at most, with 8/9 days being the average
I just bought a 1794 and at Halfway I fill it up...never let it get to E
I had 6.7 powerstroke with a 42 gallon tank. About 80 bucks every other week
TRD stickers do not go with the 1794 edition
Agreed
1794 or the Platinum. It should be like the Tacoma (and 4 Runner)... TRD sport and Off road should be a trim level, not a package.
I would buy the package but with with the sticker delete, for sure!
Yeah they should have made a unique one
Got an 18 love the truck, really not happy they got rid of the 5.7 though I was looking to upgrade down the road. Looks like I’ll be keeping this truck for the rest of my life.
😅 The V6 is definitely a different experience from your truck, but it's not all bad. Thanks for watching!
I had a Toyota pickup 93 model 10 years old had to part it out frame rusted into and broke in half which is very common on them up north.
This is a truck you buy and keep. The big 3 trucks you style in and return when the lease is up.
My dad got an 2020 Toyota so proud that’s what 15 years of working gets you
Thanks for sharing, PulseApex. We're sure your Dad will enjoy it for many years to come. Thanks for watching!
Myself and tens of thousands of Aussies are wanting to Tundra. These utes sell nicely in smaller markets like USA, it will sell more in big markets like Australia, (just so everyone knows, utes (pick up trucks) sell 15% more in australia then in USA, based on per 1000 people). Just for one example, dodge brought its RAM to Australia via a converter, the company converting is at 24hr production and not able to keep with orders. Australians love utes.
John Allen is gas cheaper over there?
@@robertausdemore7855 I am not sure about fuel over in USA, but here fuel can cost from $1.50 to $1.80+/L (about $6 or $7 per gal) for 98 oct. most people here have 2 cars/4x4/utes, and most common vehicles sold here end up using more fuel then a F250 or silverado or Tundra or titan, as we have to tow a lot and not just have it in the back of the ute like you guys in USA do.
RAM converters are maxxed, Land cruiser cutters and extensions are maxxed out as well, and RAM's use less fuel than a hilux or ranger over here, and RAM's cost about 130k (90k USD) and same ute is only 45k over there.
John Allen wow! Gas is only $3.50 a gallon here.
@@robertausdemore7855 it is cheaper in USA there australia, because if all the taxes we have here, and the very crap government that is in. A lot of people want larger vehicles, to do everything they want, and not have 2 or even 3 cars to do what they want. It is cheaper to have just one cars/ute/4x4
I think the interior design of the Tundra is very underrated. Other than not having storage space under the backseats, the overall design is superior.
Gerald Haskell superior if you compare it to a 1990 design lol.
The interior is garbage.
I have to agree with Andre, i really like this guy and the way he does reviews. I have subscribed and always interested in truck reviews. Also i have an appointment to test drive a 2019 Limited double cab with the trd package this weekend.
Thank you for sharing, BMac! We appreciate your support. Thanks for watching!
Own one and my only prob is the turning radius is sketchy.
They either need to update it with a new transmission and modern technology such as android auto and car play or just be ok with minimal sales numbers!
The 2020 Toyota upper trim level products WILL have Android Auto and Apple Car Play with Alexa.
Nobody needs Android pussy crap!!
Transmission is rated for better torque. Why so less gears in it and bad gas mileage. Dont need turbos to over compensate lol . All the electronic stuff. Na I'm good just something else to break.
Also...never understood why the back door needs to be that HUGE. It's the size of an airplane door. They should narrow that up and make the bed about 3" or 4" longer.
@@gerry2893 Cause many of us Americans are overweight and/or have alot of stuff to put in back seat.
I have a tundra and want another tundra next. My buddy just got his third tundra. Great reliability and has all you need
They haven't changed the body style since 1794.
Yep, why change a good thing!
I love the Tundra's body style
@@williammoran7713 You have 10 years of that body style to choose from.
Great video I have the same truck but in red and it has been a fantastic truck with zero problems.
Nice. Thanks for sharing and for watching, Steven Lefebvre!
Im looking at one today its a 2018 😁
@@user-ez2bs3fq1x I am sure you will thoroughly enjoy it they are fantastically build vehicles and they last a long time if that is important to you I know it is to me. My wife loves driving it also I can’t get her out of it. I ended up buying her A tundra of her own. I have owned Fords and Chevys and the tundra just feels better. And I can go on and on about how much they are mechanically better but I don’t want to bore you to death. Just know they will last a long time compared to the competition.
Horse power an reliability an the most made in America truck one can buy now , ive got 2014 now with 139,550 miles an never one problem. Toyota strong 💪🇺🇲
I love my 2019 Tundra cewmax trd off road. Had 2 Tacomas also.
Nice. Thanks for watching, Scott Gallegos!
Great video well done keep putting videos out got me interested in buying a tundra
Hi brother, what city do you live in ?
What is the towing capacity? what is the resell Value after 100,000.00 km?
Wish they had this in the Double Cab with 6.6ft bed. I like the longer bed cause I actually HAUL stuff
Double cab comes with a 6 1/2 foot bed.
Marco Femto I bought the bed extender with mine. I did have an 06 Double Cab with a 6 1/2 foot bed so the bed extender on my 18 helps to fill in some of that lost space.
One of the best described reviews of the Toyota Tundra!
We appreciate your comments, nick mamone. Thanks for watching!
Great review. Very insightful
Thanks for watching, Timothy M Roberts!
Don’t produced V4?
When gas prices go up (and they will) trucks like this will not sell as good. That Iforce V8 is a serious gas guzzler (I know my buddy has one). Save your $$$ buy a older diesel pickup truck put it aside and only use it when you need to actually tow or haul something. Despite popular opinion that is what trucks are made for not as a DD. Took me 40 years of driving to finally learn that lesson. Nice truck though man, good video gave you the thumbs up bc you did good work.
Thanks for watching, J Smith!
Everyone pays when gas goes up.
@@wileecoyote5749 Yeah but not as much if your not using a Pick-up truck as a DD, lessons learned from my back pocket. Peace.
@@Steelviper61 people like me don't fit in a Corolla
@@Steelviper61 Driving a Tundra is like driving on your living room couch. No car has same comfort or space. I'll take my 11 mpg over 20 mpg and being crammed in smaller vehicle and everyone's shoulder and legs touching each other. My 11mpg gets me out of 3" of snow and not stranded like most vehicles.
I love my 2018 Toyota Tundra SR5 4x4 TRD OffRoad. Only reason I gotta go with this is because of the bench seat in the front for an extra person. Other fancy trims don’t have it. This truck is pretty handy for a little family with all sort of chores. I’m loving it and will always do. Toyota is the best. Great video and that is a great truck!
Please tell me the size of the Tundra
They get rid of the 4:30 and add the around view camera system the Tacoma is getting and it would be worth buying ot at least test driving
This is something it will go 500k miles just doing fluid changes. Thank you Toyota. Thank you Toyota Manufacturing Texas Incorporated.
I need this for this Montana snow since my Camry isn't a snow car. It's buried in 6 ft of snow and it ain't going anywhere. I would love this Truck.
@@BryanG830 just move to california man... montana is basura!
@@YoungHKim-dk3rg Ewwww nobody should move to California
I’ve got a 2014 Toyota Tundra I like the truck, but recently rented a 2019 ram rebel for work with the 5.7 hemi. The ram is a lot better truck. The Toyota needs a overhaul
Toyota will last you the life of 5 RAMs
@Tony Brown
Will if society ever collapsed I would prefer the Yota.
But if I could afford both I would definitely have the Ram Big Horn Sport 4x4 and 4Runner Off-Road.
@Tony Brown
you have good taste
I'm about to buy a used 2015 for 28K. I hope I like it. Awesome show!
Good luck on your purchase, Lawrence Webster, and thanks for watching!
You are a really good presenter. Like Cable TV automobile program host good.
Even the well written script is TV worthy. Short, honest but optimistic, and engaging.
Blows all the try hard douchbaggie youtube reviews out the water.
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I need a good dependable vehicle because even though the Camry is reliable it's stuck in the snow so how is it reliable if I can't go anyway with it. This is the problem Sedans have.
I wonder which full size truck is his favorite.
Amazing Review!! Good job!👍🏽😁
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I have 17 trd pro I love it !!!!!
I have 2018 sr5. Looking to build it into something my own.
Does it also come with the child safety seat 💺 ?
Great Video.I bought one a month ago.Does this have retractable mirrors?
Yes. 0:43. Thanks for watching, Antoine, and enjoy your truck!
Nice Truck. Thanks for sharing your review.
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My 07 fj has 158000 two more yrs and tundra is my next vehicle Toyota for life
Is the 1774 different shape than the sr5 crew max
No, they're pretty much the same, FloridaLife. Most of the differences will be in the interior. Hope this helps and thanks for watching!
Man I love these Tundras, If I could get one from the dealership in all Black. That would make it look so much better
Truck buyers in general are a very brand loyal group. As always, a nice review video. Thanks!
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If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it!
Right ! Any guy who buys a truck because it has all that tech isn't using it as a TRUCK , tundra is a real work horse, an made in America big 3 cant say that , my tundra crewmax has 139 k an still running like new an it gets used as a truck should its scratched up an a real work truck .
Nice truck & video! The truck might not need all the fancy tech BUT it does need some steps or ladders/handles etc. Everyone doesn't have the same amount of flexibility & mobility.
Optional. Base of truck is good bones .
@@deon865 Very true! Base of truck is great. Just thinking about the people who may want a truck like this but may not be able to jump up & down off the back of the truck like some others. Nice truck though.
@@DB-nt1gl yes I hear ya I need get bars for my tundra my wife is short and especially since I'm going to do a 6in lift. On 35s
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Do they make a crew cab Long box?
I've bought several Toyotas and have no problem buying other brands. Missing out too much being brand loyal.
@guy proulx Auto correct spelling. Didnt catch that at first.
Great review! Thank you for all of the great information!
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That truck is huge
Yes. Was driving past one earlier today. Fell in love 😭😭
Great presentation!! I own now a 2020 Tundra 1794 4x4 in white. LOVE my truck. I traded from a Tacoma, great truck too, but ahh the Tundra
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This is the smart man's truck.
Pretty much
no you dont the big screens and all vibrating seats....but if your paying the same price why not thats the issue
I thought the 1794 was in reference to its original design date and subsequent lack of innovation😉😉😉 Help me out Chris, what's that strange device dangling from the right side of the steering column near your right knee (at the 04:30 videomark), on a $52,000 vehicle in 2019?
ha!!!! CANT BE HACKED!!!
1794 is a significant date for the city/ranch in Texas where this truck is manufactured.
Not the date the truck was designed
While the 1794 Edition is nice, I prefer the Limited. I have the 2016 4x4 Limited in Sunset Bronze Mica (a dark brown) with a beige leather interior - a flat out gorgeous truck. It's also a work horse, towing or hauling all I need where I need to go.
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Right on my Brotha! Tell it like it is. Love my Tundra [purchased new in 2016] would not trade it for anything.
Bad ass truck man👍👍
I own a 4runner but when I'm ready to move up this is the truck I want!
Have you outgrown the 4Runner?
I'm debating between the two
Stunning tundra ever
My next vehicle dawg!
Wow awesome review! You aren’t annoying like Doug and Joe from Raitis rides. I wouldn’t mind watching you over and over
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what is that pedal near the brakes?
We assume you're referring to the dead pedal, Jorick Earl Bastian. It serves as a foot rest. Hope this helps and thanks for watching!
That's a real nice truck but once I saw MPG average. No thanks!
Agreed. There is nothing "relatively impressive" about 16 mpg overall...
The cost of one repair on a Ford/Chevy/Ram would exceed any gas expenses on a Tundra. Guaranteed.
@@vrussktxus7167 That is true. My 2016 Ram was junk.
@@vrussktxus7167 2015 cam tower leak 3500 bucks your wrong bud
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No rear lockers
Great vid!.. and nice truck :)
I just recently bought a 2019 Tundra Platinum with a sticker of $53K (traded in a 2015 Tundra Limited Double Cab). Comparing the Platinum with the other big 3 high trim level trucks costing $20K more, you cannot come close to the QDR and resale value of Toyota products. After all discounts and trade, I paid $22K.
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So Toyota has to offer significant discounts in order to sell a new 2019 Tundra? Usually big dealer discounts are offered to sell unsold 2018 models gathering dust on their lots. No wonder Toyota owners keep coming back since their dealers are practically giving new ones away just to boost numbers.
Toyota Dealership: "We're offering $20,000 off the MSRP sticker price and guaranteed 0% financing for 5 years."
Toyota fanboy: "I'll take it."
@@JulezWinnfield I paid cash for my 2019 Tundra as I do with all my vehicles. That vehicle had just arrived from Texas the day I bought it. I knew the dealer had it before the salesman did.
@@rlthomas69
Great for you, but my point is that these 2019 Tundras are most likely being sold well below their sticker price to move them off dealer lots. Other than blindly brand loyal Toyota fanboys, most fullsize pickup buyers will buy a Ford, Dodge Ram, or Chevy/GMC before a Tundra. I actually think the Tundra is a good looking truck but it lacks comparable 2019 technology that's in most new $50K vehicles these days.
@@JulezWinnfield you may be right. But the discounts offset it. Don't you think so.
Good review. Love my 2019 Tundra TRD PRO.
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The 1794 trim came with a different set of rims. Maybe the dealer traded the rims to some one else. Not cool!
This particular truck is direct from Toyota Manufacturing, Jfi Xiong, not from a dealership. Hope this helps and thanks for watching!
What a good review good job man
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So powerful, so reliable yet so thirsty
For the top of the line of this truck- I'd expect some more bells and whistles! Like a step roll down on the tailgate like the GMC Sierra Denali and a whole better bed liner, nice custom step rails, ignition start, and blue tooth communications.
You have three bed liner options - none, a shell, or spray-on. Your choice. Also several step rail options. Ignition start is also an option. Same with a bed step. Bluetooth for both music or telephone is included in all but the most basic Tundra models.
I have been on the fence on buying a tundra TRD pro. Now I find out the Tundra gets poor ratings for a crash test called driver and front passenger overlap. I’m curious what others think and just how serious those poor safety ratings are.
Todo bien la camioneta yo tengo una de estas ..lo unico que no me gusta es la sona de carga y la parte frontal tienen un cabado pronunciadamente hacia bajo.siendo que la parte del medio se todo robusto y agresivo
I have to agree.!!! Fantastic video.
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How much you forget price.?
korneyl habad HASSAN
He said in the low fifties
Ok i have a 2016 trd crewmax and tested the 2019 it has not change we do need a diesel motor but love this truck i will never go back to anything else
I've been Loyal until I saw Kia Telluride/Hyundai Palisade couple weeks ago. I wish they start making pick ups too
Kia confirmed one is in development for Australia, im hoping its a real pickup and not a telluride with a bed.
From my own personal experience my dad has owned a Tundra 2014 since 2013 after 50k miles and the typical oil change ZERO issues so far meanwhile I have friend who bought a dodge ram 2018 brand 6 months later he had to take it to the dealer to fix a transmission issue.
Sounds about right. I wanted that new Laramie Sport so bad. But that'd be a triple investment
What is western themed interior BTW. I guess I've never seen Eastern themed
Ha! It's Toyota-speak for leather, wood, and buckles/rivets, Sayem. Hope this helps and thanks for watching!
@@AutoAcademics oh thank you. Got it now
The 1794 was built in honor of the Texas Toyota plant , the land its built on was a ranch that was started in 1794 an Toyota bought the land
Best truck I would love to have😮😊😊
I love it
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I am coming off 2 toyota tundras....2000 I had fir 5 yrs and most recently 2005 I drove for 14yrs....both very reliable but I just bought new truck and it wasnt toyota....I just couldnt find one for same deal as I got and they havent changed them in yrs.....also my toyotas got really bad gas mileage (HORRIBLE).....before tundras I was in 2 more toyotas as well so been driving them since 1990 til this year......I just didnt want to spend 50-60k on truck and toyota doesnt really offer up rebates like others do, so first time I've switched in long time.....
Nice truck. I drive a 2020 Longhorn, it suits me n my boys better. But a lifted Tundra woulda been sweet too.
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I mean I love Toyotas pickup but they did to step up and have more entertainment system even tho that is a very dependable trucks.
That's how you crash.
@guy proulx people are selling out reliability for flashy tech. I never thoughts trucks would become more about flashiness than utility.
Just buy an aftermarket system. It'd be a better use of your money anyway
Isn’t there the platinum version & doesn’t some tundra’s come with v6?
Otherwise great video!
No only v8
The gas mileage and tech is the only negative there is. The truck itself has proven to be bulletproof reliable
Gas mileage sucks but if I wanted mileage I’d have bought a Prius. The av. Life of a tundra is 26 yrs if maintained and reliable up until it gets recycled and that makes up for the poor gas mileage
Yeah but it doesn’t mean Toyota shouldn’t try to build a more fuel efficient tundra that’s just as reliable.
My business partner has a 2018 1794 Tundra. It is a nice truck, but is no match for the 2019 Ram Limited which is what he is trading for.
Charles Marshall the Ram Limited is super nice, unfortunately it’ll have tons of issues around year 4-5
sorry to hear that for your partner, life is going to be hard for him when he is in the shop all the time and taking uber.
@@dangda-ww7de He had a 2009 Ram that was flawless for 235,000 miles. You need to run that crap on somebody else.
@@charlesmarshall2697 Scotty would not recommend a ram.
@@dangda-ww7de He probably voted for Hillary!
Great review! Im a new subscriber!
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