Toyota Tundra Engine Recall! Will Any Dealer Take It in on Trade?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Well with rumors swirling that dealerships wont take your Tundra in on trade if it is affected by the recall, we find out. Join me as I contact several local dealers to me and see if they will take my 2023 Tundra in on trade. I specifically mention the active recall with no fix. What will happen?
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Yup, I drive my 23 like I stole it. I'm not losing any sleep over it. It drives so much better then my 2007 tundra
I had a 07 as well that I bought new. I kept that truck until a deer totalled it right before I bought this one.
Too many people fear "what if"
Why did you let a deer drive it?
@@fixedit8689 he give me a buck
Good one
Those spewing all the negativity towards Toyota and the Tundra on multiple channels sure as hell don't want to hear anything positive.
Yes trade in . I agree with you
But The question is how much will be the value to trade in .10k or 15k
If dealer accept trade in .the value would be extremely low .still loss money
I m going to regret today but I am going to a couple of the dealers to see exactly what they offer
@@LivingwithCableok do a follow up video please.
@redacted2647 I definitely will. I have been out selling my phone number and email! Hahaha I am surprised by a few so far
@@LivingwithCable lol great. I think this will really expose the issue.
Good for you man!!!! There is so much crap on you tube about Toyota's it's out of control. Some sites are saying there recalling every Toyota made, it's insane. Don't trade it, drive it, and if something happens, they will fix it. Thanks for setting this straight. 👍
If we worried about all the what ifs in life, we wouldn't live
He didn't say how much he would actually pay for it of course they would take it for chump change. I bet they give you wholesale value so they can get off it super easy.
Surprised at some of the offers today. Not as bad as I expected on a few
"Toyotas".
Salespeople say all kinds of things to get you in the door. Until your at the closing table you won't have any clue what they'll actually do or won't do.
Well I decide to visit a few dealers and honestly somewhat surprised.
@@LivingwithCablelet me guess... they'll take you're existing crappy truck only if you're in the market for a new crappy truck?
@@CharlieRogers50 according to the Chevy and Toyota, they would buy without me trading. Straight out buy
@CharlieRogers50 of course 3500 more if I traded in on the tax side
@@LivingwithCable and you believed them?
Call GM or Ford and see if they will take it.
Why would anyone be trading it back for another Tundra with the same issue?
I did. I called a Ford, Chevrolet, and a Nissan dealer along with the Toyota
Always positive. We need more people like you men.
I try to be! Too much negativity in this world!
“Yeah we’ll take it. Pennies on the dollar. “
Actually very surprised so far. I have been visiting a few getting numbers
This video proves nothing! If you show the same amount of dealerships that give you a written appraisal of your trade in truck, that is compared to the expected value of the truck. That may show you something!
I have several Toyota dealerships that are dropping priced on new 2024 Tundras but are giving current owners nothing on trade in Tundra value due to the question what is the full repair of truck and who is going to be holding the ball on the repair. Yes toyota will do recall but the cost of repair and time to do repair will be the Question that needs answered?
Cannot sell new trucks and you think dealerships will take a problem truck in to sit on the lot and be a possible lemon?
Also, if or when your engine takes a dump will you show the video of it?
@@abw121 he got written appraisals in the newer video.
no reasons to trade it in just because of the recall. on your next oil change, take an oil sample of the old oil and send it in to the oil lab for analyst. if it comes out bad with bearing material in the oil.. that's when to get rid of it before the engine completely fail.
I definitely don't plan to trade. So many people are though. I think I will send in a oil sample next oil change
The sales departments will always tell you they will take it, but once they actually throw it to their buyer it's a different story. And they might well take it, but all dealers finance these purchases, and they are going to need enough overhead to cover their holding costs, so your offer is going to come down significantly. While they can't sell the car to consumers they can still sell to other dealers, so they are going to offer based strictly on auction prices, which are already tanking on Tundra's. The best way to get a good trade in price is to have a vehicle that will sell on their lot and turn a profit, that's not going to happen with these. Dealers will take them, but it will be bottom dollar unless they have so much profit on the front side of the sale they don't care to take a bit of a loss of the Tundra.
I am going to regret today but I am going to head to a couple of these dealers just to see what they actually say number wise
I think they would take it you wouldn't get much for it maybe wholesale value.
You should have an oil analysis done on it for one of your videos. See if there’s excess bearing metal in it.
I think I will do one the next oil change
drive it like a rented mule, and, if you are the 1 in 100 tundras that go belly up, you'll either get a short block, or a new engine. or, if it doesn't go belly up, you'll possibly get a free extended warranty. from my perspective, i got no complaints.
That's exactly how I see it. I pull trailers a good bit including a 24' that I had hooked to it today. I bought a truck to do truck crap with. Not going to worry one bit about a "what if"
@@LivingwithCable i tow as well. '22 tundra w/22k miles. great truck so far.
@user-qb7cx7tr5r I really love it. There are a few quirks I dislike but have zero regrets buying it. Even after a year and half of ownership I still get in and enjoy it just like the day I bought it
Trading it in and not losing your behind on their offer are two different things . How much are they offering on the trade in?
Good luck with it and good luck with resale value in the future.
Thank you! I do tend to keep them till they are dead! My 07 made it till just before I bought this one. Dang deer took it out
Yeah we will take it but depreciation will acount. 😂 Which means if financed you are upside down. I just asked my friend who runs used cars at a large dealer who said after that recall the Tundra became the biggest depreciating truck on the market. Many auctions houses have been flooded with them for new upcoming auctions.
I was able to trade my 23 platinum no hybrid for a 24 1793 hybrid got good money for my 23
After seeing some of the new features the 25s will have, they perked my ears up but I am going to hold on to this one
This guy "Living with cable" is about as honest and informable as the "Mainstream Media".
Like the mainstream media often does, he leaves out a very important point.
How much are these dealers offering?
Dealers know some buyers may be in "Semi panic" and are more than ready to take advantage!
Well, I'll offer to buy his truck. How much you ask?
Three cents!
Now how's that for telling the "whole story"? (and NOT skipping the most important part, $$$'s).
Well Mr know it all, at the time I did this I didn't have the numbers because I hadn't wasted a bunch of time. Well lucky for you, I spent my Saturday getting numbers from various dealers not just Toyota. You obviously missed the point that people were saying dealers were not taking them in. Video will be out tomorrow as I finish editing but my truck ranged from $44,600 to $50,000
Ya the internet is a lil out of control with the doom and gloom. We eat that shit up. That said if you bought one, ride it out. If your thinking of buying one I would certainly wait it out.
Call me crazy but I still think I would walk in and buy another right now. Several years ago I bought a F150 new. Actually it was election night. I hated that truck. I regretted buying it. It towed a trailer like crap.
Luckily I kept my 07 at the time for a work truck. I ended up selling that truck the following April and just drove my old tundra all the way up until December of 2022 when I smashed a deer.
That's when I bought this one and haven't looked back. So many are worried about the "what if"
@@LivingwithCable Ya well if ya like it that's all that matters. Honestly I've never owned a Ford. Ive had good luck with Chevys so I stick with them. I definitely understand why people would be upset and steering clear of Toyota at the moment.
You will get wholesale value only.
My 22 Tundra trade-in got turned away when I was trying to buy a new Ranger Raptor. But I bet all Toyota dealers will take it in for a trade that would be BAD if Toyota dealers didn't take their own cars in for trade.
I was surprised the local Ford and Chevrolet made offers on mine
I’m keeping my 2019 Tundra 1794 V8 till the wheels fall off! …by that time, I’m sure Toyota will have their “shit together” and it’ll be a solid truck. 😊
I had a 2007 that I had since new. Best truck I ever owned. Dang deer took it out right before I bought this one. Wanted to buy it back but insurance wanted too much. Truck had 255k when I hit deer. Only thing I ever did was 200k radiator, and somewhere around 230-235k was the starter
There ain’t no way that a proud Japanese maker who invented a complete philosophy would suddenly turn into an American company. Toyota didn’t hire a non-Japanese running the show. So the big picture is they’d still die trying to maintain their philosophy and reputation. The engine issue is a muuuuuch greater issue than the Tacoma frame, but they replaced the frame anyway.
I am curious as to what the plan will be. It could be interesting
Good work man!!!
I am really going to hate after today! I can't believe I am actually going to swing by the dealers to see what they will actually offer just for craps and giggles
@@LivingwithCablecan’t wait for video
Well surprisingly it hasn't been bad. One dealer did take a while but the others not so bad
Record the trade in value that they give you so that the people can see. Until then, stay away from toyota.
Exactly what I been saying. But all the internet cry babies making a big deal about it.
It amazes me how many complain. It would be one thing if these issues existed and Toyota wouldn't acknowledge it
Maybe rename your channel Mo Money Mo Problems
Hahaha
laughs at the toyota zombies. shoulda bough a gm!
this is dumb, of course they will take a trade, for wayyy less than a month ago
you do you. i’m staying away form turbos on trucks and SUVs.
before you call me a hater, i work for toyota HQ in plano TX. i have my V6 4Runner and highlander and waiting to see how things play out.
good luck all. i’m rooting for you.
I wasn't necessarily a fan of the turbos either. In all honesty, if they would have offered the 5.7 again, that's what I would have went with. But I do say, I still love this truck just like the day I bought it over a year and half ago
@@LivingwithCable i spoke with one of the VP in sales and it’s due to global emissions mandate in 2030. my personal opinion is car makers wants to give consumer their cake while eating it too meaning smaller engines with more power.
i think these new engines are too complex for long-term owners.
one globalist a-hole once said “you’ll own nothing and be happy”. i prefer to own than rent/lease.
i wasn’t target you on the original comment.