2024 Toyota Tundra Sales Are Up in 2024… Here’s Why!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, we’re gonna walk around a Toyota dealership  and check out some of the new 2024 Toyota tundras and talk about why  sales are up for the 2024 tundra even though it’s been a very bad year considering they had a huge recall and  a lot of owners are experiencing complete engine failure, but they probably won’t beat their 2007 record for nearly 200,000 units sold but they might be close 
These will be bulletproof in a few years. Even older Toyota motors had problems. 2010 4.6L had 100,000+ motor recalls. No that motor is bulletproof. The good thing about Toyota is they will get it figured out. They always have.
And they have. Free motor coming my way!! Nothing wrong with my 23 but I’ll take it.
@johndelossantos1572 a recall never expires. No sense in rushing to get the new motor if yours is fine. Put some miles on what you have , then get the new motor.
I would never ever be a beta tester.
Toyota doesn’t have a lot of anything on the lots and if they it’s xse trim or limited in other models which pushes them into tundra territory
Person goes car shopping at Toyota dealer and sees a bunch of tundras
Drive away today maybe a discount no waiting
So perhaps they were looking for a taco or highlander or grand highlander or even landcruiser
Grand highlander is stop sale
Highlander is not that available
Taco is less available and cramped
But that tundra is just sitting there saying what about me I am big and strong
Like a siren calling customers to their doom
Many can’t resist
So that is the reason
Sales people are putting customers in tundra 😅
Still toyota will be more reliable than any other truck with all the issues
They can just be lying about the numbers. Not that hard to do.
Debris in the engine and a bad wastegate. Two unfortunate problems. Other than that, in the end these engines are fantastic!
They are junk! But the 🐏 will buy them.
That’s what Toyota wants! Toyota wants to have a lot of trucks on lots so customers have options when purchasing. Seeing all these trucks on lots is normal
Toyota Tundras made in Texas not any better than Toyota Tacomas made in Mexico.
And my Toyota 2014 FJ Cruiser still humming along w/o any issues being Made in Japan.
If a domestic American manufacturer had to replace the motor on a 100,000 recalled vehicles they wouldn't do it. If a domestic American manufacturer had to replace the entire rusted out frame on a comparable Tacoma truck they would never do it. Besides being known to be "bullet proof" Toyota honors their responsibility as a manufacturer when boo boos are made. But what's really obvious is that Toyota is willing to promote their vehicles with lower interest rate incentives and huge discounts from MSRP. Although there are some folks out there that can afford a $121,999 Grand Jeep Cherokee or some fancy pancy F150 platinum premium primo north of $85,999 trophy truck but these instances are not Toyota customers. Yeah I was surprised that Tundras are doing well sales up 30% YOY. But why was I surprised? This is Toyota we're talking about after all.
Nj lots are empty no stacking here
No thanks good bye toyota 😢😢😢
Toyota surely does (did) random quality inspections of it's engines. Surely, they found the issue way before customers did? Surely, this would standard operating procedure to check out the assembled engine when switching to a new one and new assembly lines for it? I can remember going through the Georgetown, KS assembly and they did yank a body every now and then to inspect the alignment and welds.
A buddy of mine just bought one, felt cheap inside turning ratio was terrible, I could care less about all the new tech stuff honestly mostly annoying. Hard pass for me
I don't see any deal like these in Wichita, KS. You'd have to really work for a $7,000 discount here (my guess).
I believe the total price is on the right 60124.00
the fact that sales are up shows how uninformed a lot of these click bait TH-camr are. All doom and gloom for clicks.
can y’all ship out a capstone for me we will pay full price
Don't care how much of a discount. I wouldn't touch these trucks with a ten foot pole
Lmao
Of course you can’t because you got no money lol
Those are pretty good points. I’m sure dealers are losing money on them. I’ve seen them offer Tundras for 60monts 0% interest rates too.
I do think people still think that Toyota are reliable. However another part of that reliability reputation is the fact if something does goes wrong it’s going to get fixed like Tundra’s engine recall and Toyota Kaizen philosophy of fixing things. I honestly don’t think Toyota could’ve afford long term if they hadn’t fully replace the Tundra engine.
Some dealers are buying down the rate to 0%
It’s just crazy to see this happen to Toyota
I feel sorry for someone that paid full MSRP in 2021
Toyota has never been known to do huge dealer discount
Thanks for watching
@@WheelsandWallets i think you are wrong people dont
Where is this dealership
How many ppl do research? How many ppl google their next vehicle?
Can decide which in is trash 3g Toyota tundra or Jim Norton Toyota in Tulsa 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ I had multiple issue with tundra until they asked me not to come back lol😂 most dealer they want to make money out of u the more issues u have the more money they make in the service department.
How they have the best year ever when the lot is full of tundra? They even had hail damage sale for 2 months.
They pulled all other vehicles of the lot and kept the tundra so it catch customer’s eye fast, with huge discounts.
When I got mine in 2023 I had to wait a months to get it. Yea right just don’t do it don’t buy tundra
@naddaf20
Yeah, the sales figures are really surprising. It probably won’t be the best year ever but it’s gonna be close.
I hate to hear you’ve had a bad experience at Jim Norton i’m still trying to get something fixed on my Toyota. It’s still under factory warranty.
Jim Norton keeps saying they cannot find the issue I’ve had this happen before and I had to ride with the mechanic and it was so easy to find what was going on. You could hear it.
Luckily, I get a loaner car every time so it’s not a huge inconvenience but I’ve definitely heard allegedly of some massive up selling when it’s not needed out of there service department
@@WheelsandWallets I think 2025 is going to be a great year to buy new tundra. Ppl are scared of tundra, Toyota has figured all the bugs, so many discounts due to low sales
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