YOUR REVIEW IS EXACTLY MY PHASE NOW JUST WANTING TO GO AND EXPLORE PLACES AND NATURE WITHOYT NO PROBLEMS, THERE WHERE OTHER CARS AND SUVS CAN'T...NOW OWNER OF SUV (XTRAIL 19), YESTERDAY TEST DRIVE THE WILDTRAK AND CAN'T FORGET IT!!FOR SURE CAN LIVE WITH! THE HEIGHT OF SITING POSITION, THE POWER OF THE MOTOR AND THE QUIET ISIDE WERE SOMETHING ELSE!!!DIDN'T EXPECT SO MUCH COMFORT ALSO IN THE BACK SEATS NOT ONLY FOR KIDS, YOU DIDN'T MENTION. VERY UNIQUE REVIEW KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!
Great video, I'm entering the market 😃. A quick tip: to show the viewers how steep a slope is, stop near a high tree that has high branches, take a 3sec shot outside showing road and tree, keeping the tree vertical as a reference.
Thanks 🙏🏾 man just saw your channel for the first time and like 👍🏾 it soema the Ranger review was awesome 👏🏾 keep it up coming from a fellow South African it makes my decision so much easier 👌🏾
I am currently driving an BiTDi 4Motion 132Kw. I plan to transition onto Wildtrack. You did an awesome review...your approach was excellent in reviewing it for 1st'timers. Would have been nice to see how it fends with load , diff lock , and muddy situations. All in all...this was super 'dope '....Review . I like how you mumbled the Merc X.....🤣🤣🤣🤣
Great review. In UK there is sadly still some residual resentment for this type of vehicle but personally i always liked the idea of owning one and having now finally done that (second hand and not a Ranger) i would rather drive a pick up than even a Range Rover. You quickly get to see their advantages far outweigh their downsides although granted, they are still not a cheap vehicle to run compared to a car. Now they have finally evolved into much easier to live with vehicles, those disadvantages are reducing significantly and i think a great many more people will choose to own them - even in the UK- and i can see the day when we even have affordable electric versions. Although by that time, the only thing i will be driving is a zimmerframe.
I dont mean to be so off topic but does anybody know of a way to log back into an Instagram account? I was stupid forgot the password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me!
@Ibrahim Jesse I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and im trying it out atm. I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
Great review. I too am are one of those that's moving from a car to a pick up. One thing in the uk is that Pick-ups are more focused on being sold as a commercial vehicle than a personal one and getting finance can be difficult as well as selling features. Most places will be advertising the cost of the pick-ups with the VAT. Not everyone's choice is a pick up, but I too like sitting high in a vehicle
Excellent video, I am in a similar situation considering these vehicles for the first time. The only thing is the length of these vehicles. In Australia everyone parks these things on the street as they don’t fit in their garages.
Thanks Henry! After this video I went and actually bought an older version, an Everest as well but the platform remains similar and funny enough the parking wasn't too much of an issue. Once you get used to the dimensions it becomes easier. Please let me know if you end up buying one and what your experience is!
I drive an Everest and i think u should review that as a newbie for a great comparison, but review the limited variant as a direct comparison to the wildtrak
Any long term/reliability conclusion yet?...it seems to be the dream car really, only wonder for how long though ^^ not that it turns into a pricey nightmare very soon after...thx in advance, greetings from Cambodia :)
I dont understand why do you always have to say pickup and it is clearly disturbing you when you speak... just stick to bakkie you have already explained what it is.....be proud of your origin
You’ll average about 9l/100km if you drive conservatively. Considering that this is the bi-turbo engine with the highest power output for a Ranger from factory, it’s pretty decent. You can’t get away from high rolling resistance and poor aerodynamics in a pickup so expect less economy than the diesels found in regular cars. But all things considered, good economy for the power!
Bro,you so good at your job,you didn't leave any stone unturned,I'll be getting myself some wildtrak bi turbo 4x4 this year,thanks for the video mate.
YOUR REVIEW IS EXACTLY MY PHASE NOW JUST WANTING TO GO AND EXPLORE PLACES AND NATURE WITHOYT NO PROBLEMS, THERE WHERE OTHER CARS AND SUVS CAN'T...NOW OWNER OF SUV (XTRAIL 19), YESTERDAY TEST DRIVE THE WILDTRAK AND CAN'T FORGET IT!!FOR SURE CAN LIVE WITH! THE HEIGHT OF SITING POSITION, THE POWER OF THE MOTOR AND THE QUIET ISIDE WERE SOMETHING ELSE!!!DIDN'T EXPECT SO MUCH COMFORT ALSO IN THE BACK SEATS NOT ONLY FOR KIDS, YOU DIDN'T MENTION. VERY UNIQUE REVIEW KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!
Great video, I'm entering the market 😃. A quick tip: to show the viewers how steep a slope is, stop near a high tree that has high branches, take a 3sec shot outside showing road and tree, keeping the tree vertical as a reference.
Top video. About to buy my first pick up so this was really useful .
Thanks 🙏🏾 man just saw your channel for the first time and like 👍🏾 it soema the Ranger review was awesome 👏🏾 keep it up coming from a fellow South African it makes my decision so much easier 👌🏾
I am currently driving an BiTDi 4Motion 132Kw. I plan to transition onto Wildtrack. You did an awesome review...your approach was excellent in reviewing it for 1st'timers. Would have been nice to see how it fends with load , diff lock , and muddy situations. All in all...this was super 'dope '....Review . I like how you mumbled the Merc X.....🤣🤣🤣🤣
The sound that u heard when u put the hilldescent control, is the brakes sounds 💪🏾
Thanks for that!
@@theshiftrsa3285 you are welcome
Great review. In UK there is sadly still some residual resentment for this type of vehicle but personally i always liked the idea of owning one and having now finally done that (second hand and not a Ranger) i would rather drive a pick up than even a Range Rover.
You quickly get to see their advantages far outweigh their downsides although granted, they are still not a cheap vehicle to run compared to a car.
Now they have finally evolved into much easier to live with vehicles, those disadvantages are reducing significantly and i think a great many more people will choose to own them - even in the UK- and i can see the day when we even have affordable electric versions. Although by that time, the only thing i will be driving is a zimmerframe.
I dont mean to be so off topic but does anybody know of a way to log back into an Instagram account?
I was stupid forgot the password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me!
@Finnegan Randall Instablaster ;)
@Ibrahim Jesse I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and im trying it out atm.
I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Ibrahim Jesse it did the trick and I now got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thank you so much you saved my account!
@Finnegan Randall You are welcome :)
Great review. I too am are one of those that's moving from a car to a pick up. One thing in the uk is that Pick-ups are more focused on being sold as a commercial vehicle than a personal one and getting finance can be difficult as well as selling features. Most places will be advertising the cost of the pick-ups with the VAT. Not everyone's choice is a pick up, but I too like sitting high in a vehicle
Lovely and informative video
you can increase and decrease hill decent speed with cruise control plus and minus
That’s quite cool, I didn’t know that!
enjoyed the review
Excellent video, I am in a similar situation considering these vehicles for the first time. The only thing is the length of these vehicles. In Australia everyone parks these things on the street as they don’t fit in their garages.
Thanks Henry! After this video I went and actually bought an older version, an Everest as well but the platform remains similar and funny enough the parking wasn't too much of an issue. Once you get used to the dimensions it becomes easier. Please let me know if you end up buying one and what your experience is!
18:07...you have what?....hahahahaha..what is that ...? I think is something you don't like 😁😁😁😁...but great review 👍
Many Thanks for review ☘️
I drive an Everest and i think u should review that as a newbie for a great comparison, but review the limited variant as a direct comparison to the wildtrak
You forgot the rear diff lock 😉
In 4L activate it and it will take you ANYWHERE
Great review!
Im confused as to what lugging the turbo and damaging sparkplugs has to do with a diesel engine🤔
In Zambia🇿🇲 we don't get the Bi-Turbos ☹️. Would love to try something new other than the usual 3.2L
Keep the 3.2, it will most likely outlast the 2.0
The 2.0L is a quicker engine...better drive around car.
Any long term/reliability conclusion yet?...it seems to be the dream car really, only wonder for how long though ^^ not that it turns into a pricey nightmare very soon after...thx in advance, greetings from Cambodia :)
Merci pour la vidéo.
Philippe
Can you please do full review on the new Toyota Hilux Legend RS...a full review exactly like the one you did on this Wildtrak, a 20-minute vid
It’s a brilliant idea I’m interested in that, just need to get my hands on one!
Great review
Awesome review. new sub.
How do we contact you privately for purchase advice ?
I dont understand why do you always have to say pickup and it is clearly disturbing you when you speak... just stick to bakkie you have already explained what it is.....be proud of your origin
Great point there, will do that in future. Feels wrong saying “pickup” 😅
was that pdc a little irritating?? hilarious... and great review, thanks.
Thanks
Whats the fuel consumption like?
You’ll average about 9l/100km if you drive conservatively. Considering that this is the bi-turbo engine with the highest power output for a Ranger from factory, it’s pretty decent. You can’t get away from high rolling resistance and poor aerodynamics in a pickup so expect less economy than the diesels found in regular cars. But all things considered, good economy for the power!
I've a new 1 coming in January 2ltr bi turbo wildtrack, thanks for the feedback.
@@TheGazmurphy Excellent, congrats!
These slangs Baki utes what are they 😅
What the hell is a Bucky? No idea what you're talking about.
It's a bakkie...not a lucky.
He actually explained what Bakkie means!
A bucky means your butt ⤴⤵⤴⤵⤴⤵goes off roads if going fast...Its a bit like having fast sex 😻 before the movie starts but only half the fun 😋
Thanks