They’ve been making the same Tundra since 1794! Great interior and really sturdy truck. My cousin’s is almost twenty years old and has never broken down.
@HM Fitness give me a break Toyota has recalls just like the big 3 does and have no technology onboard. This reliability tout is cult like following to pay 65 grand for truck with tech options from 2007! insane
HM Fitness So true... I’d rather have reliability than tech that’s going to have electrical problems later on. Toyota does simple because simple is more reliable overall
You're absolutely right... their hood venting should be functional esp at that price... I respect Toyota... but they have this "satisfactory status". I hope one day they can really flex and show us what they can really do.
@@thomazz1976 It’s pretty broken. Toyota is great on endearing its products to consumers but the comfort, fit, and feel from a favorite pair of jeans that an old jeep, Chevy pickup, B210, bmw; whatever.... just missing in any Toyota product. Throw some wood grain and a couple badges? Still just a Toyota profit center imho (Most new vehicles suck anyway)
I always wondered what the 1794 was about, thanks joe. for the money I believe the Toyota is the best bang for the buck, can they do better? sure.. a little more attention to the luxury aspect in colors and extra touches. It's still my favorite pickup
Yee haw Joe! That was one rootin tootin review pardner. That truck looks like it’s made for city folk to ride in to town once a month to stock up on supplies, not for real cowboys. Them fancy floor mats wouldn’t hold up long gettin in and out with manure on their boots. Just havin a little fun Joe. You cracked me up so I thought I’d continue the theme a little. Nice job! 👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸
$53k for the top dog when the competition’s top dog was $15-20k more and people complained about it. This will be a future classic, last and best iteration of the real old school truck.
I am a past 1794 owner. The package itself includes a lot of premium features at a reasonable price compared to other brands. The interior is nice to look at, but the seats are rock hard and the wood is all plastic. The fuel mpg was not good, but the truck was reliable. The biggest thing against it now is the length of time since it received a new design.
I just bought a 2020 Tundra and found out the seats are rock hard, also disappointed about several other things. when i use the remote start the engine shuts off when you open the door, totally stupid. and when I shut the truck off the radio turns off to make matters worst turning the accessories on takes 30 seconds and a nag screen - which i can't get rid of to get back to my music.
I own one of the first ever sold 2014 1794 editions...it has pretty much everything this 2020 has...if you didn't know your tundras I could tell you it was a 2019 and you wouldn't know the difference! If you like the new ones, save some money and buy a used one......IF YOU CAN FIND ONE THAT IS!!!
I heard that they are up dating the interior next year, they are going to spray paint all the chrome plastic black. Also a new shifter knobs and a cover on the floor bolts that anchor the seats. I do like the leather.
Just because it has a great reliability does not mean it can be modernized or get a newer engine. Pretty much every other Toyota vehicle has got a new engine except Tacoma, Forerunner and this thundra. I think they should really being in some engines for these vehicles with better interior and much better fuel economy.
Being Older now ripping the truck apart to soup it up is not appealing , the reliability is worth the mpg sacrifice , I love my 2020 sport double cab , it’s the perfect truck truck for me 🤪
Nice truck, Ive got 2014 i got an sr5 an did 3 inch lift bigger tires , an true duel exhaust flow master 40s that an i was ready an saved a ton of money
My 2018 has the exact same things the only difference is the ignition, and call me old fashioned but I prefer an actual key to start my truck which mine has but other than that there is no difference. Mine also has the apple play and Android play ability as well.
Instead of the plastic they should of used the wood grain....its amazing how toyota refuses to put usb ports in the back heated and ventilated rear seats....I mean basic stuff you find in any vehicle. I just got the plantnium 2020 I love it but frustrated....
An if it ain't broken dont fix it , the tundra is the same , reliable an sturdy, ton of horsepower, i like the 6 speed transmission myself, got to remember alot of truck guys do use there trucks as they should i do , so all that high tech crap means nothing i dont have fakebook or tweeter or anything, i got a smart phone that's it .
Where’s the trailer brake control tired of that as an option should be standard. 53k better price than other leading trims, but can’t stand the extra long cab 5 foot beds on pickups are useless I wouldn’t pay for any brand with a 5 foot bed, my opinion. Toyota builds a great rig no doubts about that I’d have to really build my own truck RAM has the best options bar none in today’s market for that, however I would consider a Toyota the 5.7 is a good engine the HEMI has valve train issues you’d think a major auto manufacturer would have addressed this. I read an article about Toyota putting Diesel engines in the Tacoma, and Tundra however haven’t heard more now I’d buy that one.
Tundra looks tired. Needs an 8 speed, needs WAY better fuel mileage, while maintaining reliability. Desperately needed updates are in the works I have heard.
I love this truck, and im a Chevy guy. I hope for the new generation Tundra they dont take the V8 away. I wont buy a 1/2 ton without one! Edit: RIP V8 Tundra
It’s almost no change. I own a 2007 with over 300,000 miles. If it’s my choice, I’ll have another Tundra, maybe same color. In my opinion it’s the best half ton out there!
the gas mileage not a issue? I had a 2005 Escalade and it averaged 10 mpg. I hated it so much I bought a hybrid lol. Now I work from home so not a big deal.
Jonathan Guzman very true. I’ve been looking at maybe getting one in the next year or two. Need one for the country driving. My suv doesn’t have 4x4. Thinking GMC 2012 or so.
with all the perks and looks inside, and roomy interior, you get the feeling that youl be paying alot for MPG ah ha ha ha ha haha, but atleast it is mechanically sound. Ive yet to meet a tundra owner who told me that hey had to get a new Transmission and a new fuel pump, or a new engine.... over all this truck is pound for pound solid.
You got that right! No worries AT ALL!! I know how to avg 16 mpg with mine (18hwy), or I can just drive it the way it wants to be driven and average 14!
I love my 2017 crew max 4x4. I like my interior with black and silver. I’m not a big fan of the 1794 interior. It don’t look right with the silver trim. The platinum tundras have the best interior in my opinion
Toyota if you're listening please release a 6.7L Cummins High Output Diesel with the AISIN 6 Speed AS69RC Automatic Transmission for all trims of the Tundra
So many missing creature comforts the other competitors offer....and the price is no cheaper going with Toyota. ---no 120volt inverter plug ins, lack of number of outlets, bed lighting, power fold down steps( Gm has),Onstar , power tailgate, lacking all kinds of settings on the infotainment system.....like heat seats on with remote start, defrost on auto with remote start etc. Also lower towing capacity this guy must be stating 2WD numbers? No auto 4wd setting either.....the comp has so much more for same price or less.
They do have great colors. Looking at the TRD pro line, there's always some exclusive color. But unfortunately, you typically see extremely boring colors. White, black, or anytime between.
Tundra is a great truck. Just wish they'd improve fuel economy as 13 mpg is just terrible...and it literally gets 13mpg driven gentle. Interior needs a refresh too. Toyota can do it, but why they don't? Who the hell knows.
I'm a fan of the Tundra - something appealing about old school, reliable technology. I wouldn't mind a refresh, I just hope they keep the 5.7 powertrain available. My biggest zonk on this 1794 Tundra is that the front bumper is chrome but the rear is body-colour painted. Such a strange choice ... Doesn't stand out terribly on this white version, but on others it really stands out.
Love my 2013 Tundra SR5 Crewmax TRD Off-road. 85000 miles and still runs perfect. Amazing power and towing ability. As far as gas milage... 12 miles per gallon with the 5.7 Ltr no matter how i drive it.
I like the 1794 but didn't hear how many Twinkies the glovebox will hold. I can't seriously consider a vehicle unless I have that important data point.
I like your style, Joe. Very consistent and informative. This truck is one I wanted to love, but I just can’t. Too many little things that would need to be changed, and with the price of the truck already, it’s not worth it. If you could get a Platinum with the TRD off road package, then maybe. Don’t understand why it’s offered on the other trims (including 1794) but not Platinum. I’m not normally a fan of black interiors but it at least blends with all the aluminum pieces better. And all of the exterior pieces are color match painted.
I want Toyota Tundra 1794 edition 2020 i want normal double cab and 6x6 double cab please can you provide me with Quote for both car Toyota Tundra 2o2o model thanks Sam Nema p o box 538 PORT MORESBY Papua new Guinea
About the very 1st tayoga tundra double cab in 2003 I have 350000 miles and steer riding And I'm still happy good look like you Like you said just do your maintenance.
@@chuyp3639 no, that's not my point but getting more mileage for my money will be great. Who will not want that? I'm not rich but money is not the issues . I could afford my truck that's why I have one and I enjoy every minute of it. They need to keep up with the competition.
cher vang I see, I don’t have experience with Chevy or ford... I own a tundra since 07 I know there is a big difference between a tundra and a Tacoma in mpg But one is v6
@@steven6437 Yup, I agree. Same goes for the 4Runner ... Toyota builds some of the most reliable trucks on the road, it's a bit of a shame they can't figure out how to make the MPG a bit better. Keep the 5.7 as it is, just give it an 8spd even to keep up with the competition. You'll benefit from better MPG and the extra gears will help put the torque down off the line.
56 grand for a 20 year old truck is pretty steep! Problem is toyota doesnt offer any kind of incentives or discounts. And 14 mpg average is pretty pathetic now a days most diesels get better mileage than that.
I don't think the 1794 edition is worth the price. All this little ungraded is marketing tricks. Any tundra will do the same job so don't fall for the prices. After all, you're the only one that set behind the wheel.
Enjoyed your videol I bought the 2020 tundrda pro max new in ocala. fl. I have loved it I tow a 25 foot camper and it does a great job. Dont like the mpg but I guess that cant be helped with such a great truck. My son in law is the fixed operaton guy at Deluca Toyota. What a great man. I would like to visit you down there at WC sometime. Thanks.
Haha western themed Toyota. That's like Ford putting out a Hakone edition Mustang, it's just... weird. I like the V8 and the interior, but not giving that nice leather for the door panel armrests is a glaring omission. I don't know how many people shopping for a King Ranch are gonna consider this truck, and i'd be interested to know how many of these they will actually sell.
Even though this truck design is 7 years old. This is my favorite (look wise) out of all the trucks. 90 percent of the time. I usually like newer designs.
Only reason the tundra still sells is the brand and the fake reliability rep this truck has. It has just as many problems as the rest. Honestly its clunky, its old, and my 2008 jeep grand cherokee has a better layed out interior which was designed for the 05 model year. Also toyota's obsession with fake hood scoops just kills the look of every vehicle (especially the double hood scoop on the trd pro). The tundra redesign can't come fast enough, I hope they finally get it right. And for those who argue "having a truck isn't about luxury its about utility and durability" which is a perfectly fine arguement, Ford and Ram offer way more in their work truck trims than any of the others. Nissan still has a great deal on the titan, which is a wildly under rated truck, and the GM twins offer the best base infotainment system. Toyota only has one "advantage" and its the rear window, and to me thats just a gimmick. And that million mile tundra was on the 4.7 v8 that was a much more reliable engine, the 5.7 is just like the rest.
Yes. I will give you credit for mentioning the 4.7 L V8. The 5.7 L V8 have yet to be proven hitting 1 million mile without an issue. Even the 4.7 liter V8 that supposedly hit 1 million miles with no issue is not true like what most people believed. Yes, the engine did in fact lasted 1 million miles without no major works done to it, but that truck did have major repairs on the transmission and other parts of the vehicle. This is where most people assume that the tundra will make it to 1 million mile no problem with little repair which is not true. Keep in mind that these vehicles that hit 1 million miles are usually not your average Joe vehicle, they are usually owned by a company who can afford to keep repairing the vehicle to keep it on the road.
@@simoncquach Actually that jeep was from 08 meaning is still a DaimlerChrysler vehicle, fiat wasnt in the picture yet. So get your fanboy ass outta here thanks. And at 99k miles it has 1 small hose leak in the evap system. There is some rust on the skid plates but that's whatever
@@hybridsnowleopard yep everyone cries about Toyota reliability but just like I said they have most the same issues everyone else does. And on the 5.7, ever try replacing a starter? Anyways the tundra isnt a bad vehicle, it's just its cons arent worth its pros
TijNomPovKhavTheeb Xyooj See what you get at that price in Chevy or ford. Nevermind I’ll tell you. 66,000 for the Chevy and 70,000 for the ford. Please don’t tell me to consider dodge at any price.
do your homework before you post and stop making the Tundra look old ..there are 2nd and third generation models and last major refresh was in 2007 NOT 2006 as you state...thanks
$53k for a truck. There’s a word that rhymes with truck that comes to mind. Those orange 🍊 seats are interesting. Love the Toyota symbol. 13 miles per gallon means that you may want to carry a gas ⛽️ pump with you on the truck. I do like the interior.
Good review and different from the other guys that complain about the same things i.e. style, tech, etc. I have a 2017 and went with the Tundra for reliability as it tows our RV with 3 kids in the back.
My next vehicle Toyota tundra 4x4 crewmax platinum. Toyota tundra can go 100,000,000 miles. Reliability is Toyota. Toyota doesn't make big changes in their vehicles. If the vehicle doesn't have any problems no mess with it. Keep it simple.
If you are buying a Tundra for reliability, just buy the truck chassis with engine and transmission. Yes they are reliable and that is all is important. A 2007 unchanged model should not cost 50k. And the days of keeping vehicle for more than 20 years just does not exist.
The ONLY downfall of Toyota is how ugly and plain Jain their trucks are. Honestly Dodge makes a beautiful truck but they are built like shit. Like this truck honestly looks like it was built in 2009
Bought one on Black Friday. Perfect truck for me. Not too much tech, but just enough. Great room, not too cushy of a ride (still feels like a truck), great visibility, and just nice enough "luxury" interior so it isn't over the top so that I can take it out for a night on the town or down to the river to catch some catfish. I love it. The whole execution is "tasteful" and unpretentious.
Friend and I walked past one once; I said "man that's nice". My friend said "that's too big for you"...*points* "there that's more your size"....It was an old school Tacoma with dinky little wheels. 😑
The law firm of Migliaccio & Rathod LLP is currently investigating certain Toyota models with the 5.7L V8 engine for Camshaft Tower leakage. Affected are the 2010-2018 models of the Toyota Tundra, Sequoia, Sienna, Land Cruiser, and Lexus LX570. Customers report that a camshaft tower repair includes service or replacement of the oil filter, the oil pan drain plug gasket, the formed in place gasket oil pan, and the camshaft bearing gasket. Out of warranty, the repair costs $3,500. www.classlawdc.com/2018/07/18/toyota-camshaft-tower-seal-leaking-class-action-investigation/
They’ve been making the same Tundra since 1794!
Great interior and really sturdy truck. My cousin’s is almost twenty years old and has never broken down.
I freaking almost cried laughing Bruce! These things are so reliable!
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I don’t mind
@HM Fitness give me a break Toyota has recalls just like the big 3 does and have no technology onboard. This reliability tout is cult like following to pay 65 grand for truck with tech options from 2007! insane
HM Fitness So true... I’d rather have reliability than tech that’s going to have electrical problems later on. Toyota does simple because simple is more reliable overall
@Tony Brown ... Would you rather pay 75 grand on a truck that will last barely 100k miles and shit on you?
You're absolutely right... their hood venting should be functional esp at that price... I respect Toyota... but they have this "satisfactory status". I hope one day they can really flex and show us what they can really do.
Thanks for letting me share it with you!
2022 keep the v8 and upgrade to a 10 speed automatic
If it ain't broke don't fix it.
8 speed over current 6 speed. 10 is unnecessary imho and you end up having problems with gear ratios.
@@thomazz1976
It’s pretty broken. Toyota is great on endearing its products to consumers but the comfort, fit, and feel from a favorite pair of jeans that an old jeep, Chevy pickup, B210, bmw; whatever.... just missing in any Toyota product. Throw some wood grain and a couple badges? Still just a Toyota profit center imho
(Most new vehicles suck anyway)
@@fishhuntadventure Agreed. Most vehicles suck and over priced.
I'm going to build my own truck. Ram interior, duramax diesel, tundra exterior, Denali tailgate, Volvo safety suite, Mercedes seats....
It would sell like hot cakes!
Sadman Islam 3 dollars if you pay sticker
And it would still come in cheaper than this thing. 😉
@Sadman Islam 65k
Sounds like perfection, would add the Raptor's offroad ability to that recipe.
I always wondered what the 1794 was about, thanks joe. for the money I believe the Toyota is the best bang for the buck, can they do better? sure.. a little more attention to the luxury aspect in colors and extra touches. It's still my favorite pickup
Yee haw Joe! That was one rootin tootin review pardner.
That truck looks like it’s made for city folk to ride in to town once a month to stock up on supplies, not for real cowboys.
Them fancy floor mats wouldn’t hold up long gettin in and out with manure on their boots. Just havin a little fun Joe. You cracked me up so I thought I’d continue the theme a little. Nice job! 👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸
I like what you did here Larry! You almost had me laughing so hard with tears!
Truck owners are very very loyal to there brand!!!
You can say that again!
support the amer, car co....while you still can n get some pride!
@@whowho7540 yes brand not where it is made...
@@whowho7540 no problem. I was just commenting
@@whowho7540 I would go with Toyota Tundra great reliability but they coming out with a new one they just delayed it for about a year just so you know
$53k for the top dog when the competition’s top dog was $15-20k more and people complained about it. This will be a future classic, last and best iteration of the real old school truck.
New upload ? Time to see what snacks can fit in this car
Yes sir! A ton!!!
LOL
@@JayPatel-tx1zc ;-)
@@RaitisRides 💪
My neighbor just bought one and he loves it. Very dependable
Thanks for sharing that info Will!
I would like to see a “mega cab” offered for this package (similar to Ram mega cab)!
Hugo Gonzalez mega cab sheeed it’s already a mega cab
Don’t need it. The crew max is huge enough.
Looks absolutely amazing. Still watching the Toyota history lesson intro.
Thanks Jay! I am curious to see what you think of this truck!
@@RaitisRides So far so good watching the bed part
@@JayPatel-tx1zc Great! Moving right along!
@@RaitisRides Yep now watching the Engine part V8!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am a past 1794 owner. The package itself includes a lot of premium features at a reasonable price compared to other brands. The interior is nice to look at, but the seats are rock hard and the wood is all plastic. The fuel mpg was not good, but the truck was reliable. The biggest thing against it now is the length of time since it received a new design.
Thanks for sharing that great input from your ownership!
I just bought a 2020 Tundra and found out the seats are rock hard, also disappointed about several other things. when i use the remote start the engine shuts off when you open the door, totally stupid. and when I shut the truck off the radio turns off to make matters worst turning the accessories on takes 30 seconds and a nag screen - which i can't get rid of to get back to my music.
GREAT review! Fuel economy is the only thing holding me back.
I own one of the first ever sold 2014 1794 editions...it has pretty much everything this 2020 has...if you didn't know your tundras I could tell you it was a 2019 and you wouldn't know the difference! If you like the new ones, save some money and buy a used one......IF YOU CAN FIND ONE THAT IS!!!
this tundra looks like the 08 model, Toyota seriously needs a major make over with this truck, the sequoia, and land cruiser
I totally agree with you!
I heard that they are up dating the interior next year, they are going to spray paint all the chrome plastic black. Also a new shifter knobs and a cover on the floor bolts that anchor the seats. I do like the leather.
Good honest review.
Thanks for saying that!
Hey I think you made the right decision . By buying the Toyota.
This is the best truck on the market trust me
Just because it has a great reliability does not mean it can be modernized or get a newer engine. Pretty much every other Toyota vehicle has got a new engine except Tacoma, Forerunner and this thundra. I think they should really being in some engines for these vehicles with better interior and much better fuel economy.
Being Older now ripping the truck apart to soup it up is not appealing , the reliability is worth the mpg sacrifice , I love my 2020 sport double cab , it’s the perfect truck truck for me 🤪
The Tundra needs a 10 inch vertical touch screen to rival Ram
Nice truck, Ive got 2014 i got an sr5 an did 3 inch lift bigger tires , an true duel exhaust flow master 40s that an i was ready an saved a ton of money
Thanks for letting me share it with you!
I'd pick the limited ,don't like brown interior ,better deal for the money
That is a very good point Cliff!
The best Toyota Tundra is my Favorite. TONKA
1794 edition is to show your neighbor that you have same exact tundra but you paid more for it !
LOL! That is freaking perfect!
Unless it's a used one
My 2018 has the exact same things the only difference is the ignition, and call me old fashioned but I prefer an actual key to start my truck which mine has but other than that there is no difference. Mine also has the apple play and Android play ability as well.
So does the 2015/6/7 1794 lol
This is a great car. a Moroccan passed from here.
Thanks for whatching!
Nice looking, I prefer a Ram, Chevy or Ford. Awesome video tho man really love the content.
Thanks for being so great and always watching!
If I did not have bank debts, I would have taken the same car alone, but we will wait until His mercy comes from God 🤲🏼😔
Instead of the plastic they should of used the wood grain....its amazing how toyota refuses to put usb ports in the back heated and ventilated rear seats....I mean basic stuff you find in any vehicle. I just got the plantnium 2020 I love it but frustrated....
An if it ain't broken dont fix it , the tundra is the same , reliable an sturdy, ton of horsepower, i like the 6 speed transmission myself, got to remember alot of truck guys do use there trucks as they should i do , so all that high tech crap means nothing i dont have fakebook or tweeter or anything, i got a smart phone that's it .
I totally agree with you!
think he wrong about the tow capacity. its 8800 pounds not 10,200
I have no regrets in purchasing my 2020 toyota 1794 in Barcelona Red. #0MPGC1ub
Toyota didn’t get the memo about chrome. Bit too much for me.
What are you paying???
I have a 2021 1794 trim on order for $48,500
(Not including tax, insurance, registration)
Where’s the trailer brake control tired of that as an option should be standard. 53k better price than other leading trims, but can’t stand the extra long cab 5 foot beds on pickups are useless I wouldn’t pay for any brand with a 5 foot bed, my opinion. Toyota builds a great rig no doubts about that I’d have to really build my own truck RAM has the best options bar none in today’s market for that, however I would consider a Toyota the 5.7 is a good engine the HEMI has valve train issues you’d think a major auto manufacturer would have addressed this. I read an article about Toyota putting Diesel engines in the Tacoma, and Tundra however haven’t heard more now I’d buy that one.
Tundra looks tired. Needs an 8 speed, needs WAY better fuel mileage, while maintaining reliability. Desperately needed updates are in the works I have heard.
those seats are amazing bout all I like about it tho
I can totally understand that!
Awesome solid truck
I love this truck, and im a Chevy guy. I hope for the new generation Tundra they dont take the V8 away. I wont buy a 1/2 ton without one!
Edit: RIP V8 Tundra
These videos are addictive and informative. I have watched over 20 of your videos the past several hours
Thank you for being so supportive and I am so glad that you are part of the Raiti's Rides family!
It’s almost no change. I own a 2007 with over 300,000 miles. If it’s my choice, I’ll have another Tundra, maybe same color. In my opinion it’s the best half ton out there!
A glutton for punishment.
the gas mileage not a issue? I had a 2005 Escalade and it averaged 10 mpg. I hated it so much I bought a hybrid lol. Now I work from home so not a big deal.
beebop shopbop gas does kinda suck but you don’t get a truck for gas mileage Especially a V8
Jonathan Guzman very true. I’ve been looking at maybe getting one in the next year or two. Need one for the country driving. My suv doesn’t have 4x4. Thinking GMC 2012 or so.
@@BeeBopGaming
what the heck is “the country driving” and why a worn out truck?
with all the perks and looks inside, and roomy interior, you get the feeling that youl be paying alot for MPG ah ha ha ha ha haha, but atleast it is mechanically sound.
Ive yet to meet a tundra owner who told me that hey had to get a new Transmission and a new fuel pump, or a new engine.... over all this truck is pound for pound solid.
Thanks for sharing your input and perspective! I appreciate you watching!
You got that right! No worries AT ALL!!
I know how to avg 16 mpg with mine (18hwy), or I can just drive it the way it wants to be driven and average 14!
I’m waiting for the redesign
I know me too
I love my 2017 crew max 4x4. I like my interior with black and silver. I’m not a big fan of the 1794 interior. It don’t look right with the silver trim. The platinum tundras have the best interior in my opinion
Thanks for sharing that input David from your experience!
Toyota if you're listening please release a 6.7L Cummins High Output Diesel with the AISIN 6 Speed AS69RC Automatic Transmission for all trims of the Tundra
Yes sir great idea!
Made in America not mexico or china, can your truck say that?
Always liked the tundra. 2 door, short bed, trd is my choice!
I am so glad that i could share this one with you!
So many missing creature comforts the other competitors offer....and the price is no cheaper going with Toyota.
---no 120volt inverter plug ins, lack of number of outlets, bed lighting, power fold down steps( Gm has),Onstar , power tailgate, lacking all kinds of settings on the infotainment system.....like heat seats on with remote start, defrost on auto with remote start etc. Also lower towing capacity this guy must be stating 2WD numbers? No auto 4wd setting either.....the comp has so much more for same price or less.
Toyota needs to step up on the color game
AGREED!
They do have great colors. Looking at the TRD pro line, there's always some exclusive color. But unfortunately, you typically see extremely boring colors. White, black, or anytime between.
Metallic White would look nice
You should see the Mesquite Brown 1794, looks gorgeous
They have like the best/most colors lol 😂
Tundra is a great truck. Just wish they'd improve fuel economy as 13 mpg is just terrible...and it literally gets 13mpg driven gentle. Interior needs a refresh too. Toyota can do it, but why they don't? Who the hell knows.
You hit the nail on the head!
Kane realibity bro
I'm a fan of the Tundra - something appealing about old school, reliable technology. I wouldn't mind a refresh, I just hope they keep the 5.7 powertrain available. My biggest zonk on this 1794 Tundra is that the front bumper is chrome but the rear is body-colour painted. Such a strange choice ... Doesn't stand out terribly on this white version, but on others it really stands out.
When it's done right big changes aren't really necessary. Love my 2007 Tundra!
My inlaws have one of these they're super nice and bulletproof. Cant wait for the redesign
I totally agree with you!
Love my 2013 Tundra SR5 Crewmax TRD Off-road. 85000 miles and still runs perfect. Amazing power and towing ability. As far as gas milage... 12 miles per gallon with the 5.7 Ltr no matter how i drive it.
Love my 2013 aswell.👍
I like the 1794 but didn't hear how many Twinkies the glovebox will hold. I can't seriously consider a vehicle unless I have that important data point.
I am here for you!
Am I the only person saw that ant or bug on the passenger seat lmao 😂
I saw a 1794 edition a couple of days ago. Had no idea what it was, now I do.
That it what I am here for you! I have you covered brother!
I like your style, Joe. Very consistent and informative. This truck is one I wanted to love, but I just can’t. Too many little things that would need to be changed, and with the price of the truck already, it’s not worth it. If you could get a Platinum with the TRD off road package, then maybe. Don’t understand why it’s offered on the other trims (including 1794) but not Platinum. I’m not normally a fan of black interiors but it at least blends with all the aluminum pieces better. And all of the exterior pieces are color match painted.
Thanks Matt! I appreciate you letting me share this one with you and for your great input!
I want Toyota Tundra 1794 edition 2020 i want normal double cab and 6x6 double cab please can you provide me with Quote for both car Toyota Tundra 2o2o model thanks Sam Nema p o box 538 PORT MORESBY Papua new Guinea
Thanks for letting me share it with you!
About the very 1st tayoga tundra double cab in 2003 I have 350000 miles and steer riding And I'm still happy good look like you Like you said just do your maintenance.
I owned a tundra and I wanted to say to Toyota Engineer. Wake up and work on the MPG....!
I agree
cher vang
Maybe you need a truck with smaller engine
Or money for gas
@@chuyp3639 no, that's not my point but getting more mileage for my money will be great. Who will not want that? I'm not rich but money is not the issues . I could afford my truck that's why I have one and I enjoy every minute of it. They need to keep up with the competition.
cher vang
I see, I don’t have experience with Chevy or ford...
I own a tundra since 07
I know there is a big difference between a tundra and a Tacoma in mpg
But one is v6
@@steven6437 Yup, I agree. Same goes for the 4Runner ... Toyota builds some of the most reliable trucks on the road, it's a bit of a shame they can't figure out how to make the MPG a bit better. Keep the 5.7 as it is, just give it an 8spd even to keep up with the competition. You'll benefit from better MPG and the extra gears will help put the torque down off the line.
56 grand for a 20 year old truck is pretty steep! Problem is toyota doesnt offer any kind of incentives or discounts. And 14 mpg average is pretty pathetic now a days most diesels get better mileage than that.
Great points James!
I don't think the 1794 edition is worth the price. All this little ungraded is marketing tricks. Any tundra will do the same job so don't fall for the prices. After all, you're the only one that set behind the wheel.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this one!
Enjoyed your videol I bought the 2020 tundrda pro max new in ocala. fl. I have loved it I tow a 25 foot camper and it does a great job. Dont like the mpg but I guess that cant be helped with such a great truck. My son in law is the fixed operaton guy at Deluca Toyota. What a great man. I would like to visit you down there at WC sometime. Thanks.
That is so wonderful Laura! Thank you for letting me share it with you!
Haha western themed Toyota. That's like Ford putting out a Hakone edition Mustang, it's just... weird. I like the V8 and the interior, but not giving that nice leather for the door panel armrests is a glaring omission. I don't know how many people shopping for a King Ranch are gonna consider this truck, and i'd be interested to know how many of these they will actually sell.
Very good points my friend!
The trucks not 68 Grand that's why they would consider it.
Even though this truck design is 7 years old. This is my favorite (look wise) out of all the trucks. 90 percent of the time. I usually like newer designs.
6 years my friend
@@abnervillazana8833 7. 2014 model year was released in 2013.
Gas mileage. Damn! )-:
You better have a good gas card!
I Bought a 2020 1794 and love it.Glad I have a small car as my daily drive...
Gas mileage average for full-size truck weight 3 ton not overrated like the big three mpg
YES!! Joe finally cracked up when he comments about the cameraman. Great job Raitis Rides, I always enjoy your reviews.
Thanks Alec! I couldn't hold it in! LOL
LOVE IT!!!!!!!! Please review one in ARMY GREEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sequoia, 4Runner, Tacoma, or Tundra in Army green!!!!!!!!
I am so glad that you liked this one Justin! I will get those together for you!
Only reason the tundra still sells is the brand and the fake reliability rep this truck has. It has just as many problems as the rest. Honestly its clunky, its old, and my 2008 jeep grand cherokee has a better layed out interior which was designed for the 05 model year. Also toyota's obsession with fake hood scoops just kills the look of every vehicle (especially the double hood scoop on the trd pro). The tundra redesign can't come fast enough, I hope they finally get it right.
And for those who argue "having a truck isn't about luxury its about utility and durability" which is a perfectly fine arguement, Ford and Ram offer way more in their work truck trims than any of the others. Nissan still has a great deal on the titan, which is a wildly under rated truck, and the GM twins offer the best base infotainment system. Toyota only has one "advantage" and its the rear window, and to me thats just a gimmick. And that million mile tundra was on the 4.7 v8 that was a much more reliable engine, the 5.7 is just like the rest.
GTFO oh here! Fake reliability? You're just jealous cuz your stuck with your POS FCA product 😂
Yes. I will give you credit for mentioning the 4.7 L V8. The 5.7 L V8 have yet to be proven hitting 1 million mile without an issue.
Even the 4.7 liter V8 that supposedly hit 1 million miles with no issue is not true like what most people believed. Yes, the engine did in fact lasted 1 million miles without no major works done to it, but that truck did have major repairs on the transmission and other parts of the vehicle.
This is where most people assume that the tundra will make it to 1 million mile no problem with little repair which is not true.
Keep in mind that these vehicles that hit 1 million miles are usually not your average Joe vehicle, they are usually owned by a company who can afford to keep repairing the vehicle to keep it on the road.
I respect your opinion even though it’s wrong
@@simoncquach Actually that jeep was from 08 meaning is still a DaimlerChrysler vehicle, fiat wasnt in the picture yet. So get your fanboy ass outta here thanks.
And at 99k miles it has 1 small hose leak in the evap system. There is some rust on the skid plates but that's whatever
@@hybridsnowleopard yep everyone cries about Toyota reliability but just like I said they have most the same issues everyone else does. And on the 5.7, ever try replacing a starter? Anyways the tundra isnt a bad vehicle, it's just its cons arent worth its pros
Wow a $53,000.00 2020 top of the line Tundra with a flashing navigation? It’s worthless. Maybe $35,000 instead.
Thanks for sharing your input and perspective!
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See what you get at that price in Chevy or ford. Nevermind I’ll tell you. 66,000 for the Chevy and 70,000 for the ford. Please don’t tell me to consider dodge at any price.
I really love the history you give about every car you review. Nice work Bro
This is my dream car 😭
Nope, rather buy the GMC AT4 with all the bells and whistles. Toyota is a good truck but lacks the extras.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this Tundra!
they should make a 1794 toyota sequoia i know i would want one
do your homework before you post and stop making the Tundra look old ..there are 2nd and third generation models and last major refresh was in 2007 NOT 2006 as you state...thanks
I believe it’s still the only half ton that comes with a 4.30 rear end from factory as well.
Thank you for this video! I am headed out tomorrow to look at this model!!
That is so awesome! You are so very welcome!
Love that truck just the way it is, too much bells and whistles is cause for future problems, really love that edition
Thanks for letting me share this one with you Caul.
No no thank you, because I'm hoping to get me one of the very same in the near future, God willing ofcourse, so thanks again 🙂👍👊
$53k for a truck. There’s a word that rhymes with truck that comes to mind. Those orange 🍊 seats are interesting. Love the Toyota symbol. 13 miles per gallon means that you may want to carry a gas ⛽️ pump with you on the truck. I do like the interior.
Good review and different from the other guys that complain about the same things i.e. style, tech, etc. I have a 2017 and went with the Tundra for reliability as it tows our RV with 3 kids in the back.
I really love the 2020tundra💯🔥🔥🔥
My 2018 SR5 has everything but that “leather and woodgrain” finish and it was 25k less....1794 YAWN!!!!!!
This is true!
My next vehicle Toyota tundra 4x4 crewmax platinum. Toyota tundra can go 100,000,000 miles. Reliability is Toyota. Toyota doesn't make big changes in their vehicles. If the vehicle doesn't have any problems no mess with it. Keep it simple.
If you are buying a Tundra for reliability, just buy the truck chassis with engine and transmission. Yes they are reliable and that is all is important. A 2007 unchanged model should not cost 50k. And the days of keeping vehicle for more than 20 years just does not exist.
POOR MPG? boo whoo.... the Tundra engine is not a Ford/ GM/ Dodge engine or vise versa. You want a good engine, you're gonna be paying for it.
I love the truck...but I am going to wait for the refresh in 2021.
It should be inetersting!
Toyota is set to release an all new Tundra soon. Probably good to just wait it out a bit longer and not run impatient.
Twin turbos v6
The ONLY downfall of Toyota is how ugly and plain Jain their trucks are. Honestly Dodge makes a beautiful truck but they are built like shit. Like this truck honestly looks like it was built in 2009
Tengo una 2014 , tienen la mejor confiabilidad del mundo y muy cómodas al manejar , talves no sea mucho la tecnología pero cómo confías en ellas .
You almost had me, until you said 6 speed tranny, really! What year is this???
I totally agree with you John!
Two beers and a spit cup! Perfect!
Bought one on Black Friday. Perfect truck for me. Not too much tech, but just enough. Great room, not too cushy of a ride (still feels like a truck), great visibility, and just nice enough "luxury" interior so it isn't over the top so that I can take it out for a night on the town or down to the river to catch some catfish. I love it. The whole execution is "tasteful" and unpretentious.
Yeeeeeeee hawwwwww!!
Ya'll come back now ya hear!!
I freaking love it Wayne!
Friend and I walked past one once; I said "man that's nice". My friend said "that's too big for you"...*points* "there that's more your size"....It was an old school Tacoma with dinky little wheels. 😑
The law firm of Migliaccio & Rathod LLP is currently investigating certain Toyota models with the 5.7L V8 engine for Camshaft Tower leakage. Affected are the 2010-2018 models of the Toyota Tundra, Sequoia, Sienna, Land Cruiser, and Lexus LX570. Customers report that a camshaft tower repair includes service or replacement of the oil filter, the oil pan drain plug gasket, the formed in place gasket oil pan, and the camshaft bearing gasket. Out of warranty, the repair costs $3,500.
www.classlawdc.com/2018/07/18/toyota-camshaft-tower-seal-leaking-class-action-investigation/
Thanks for sharing your input and perspective! I appreciate you watching!
Gorgeous truck , love the leather and wood interior 💜
I am so glad that you like this one.
the LCD screen looks like CRT lol
No car manufacturer gets away with using the same body style for 10+ years. Not even you Toyota. I’ll pass.