Toyota's New $20,000 Truck Just Killed Ford's Future in America
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Squatty Killmore arrogantly likes to cut down American cars. How many foreigners watch your Screw-Tube Squatty ?
Ask people to make SUV with truck with backside removed to make it truck
That thing is not gunna cost $20k.. maybe for the battery free no engine version. lol the non rechargeable ones lol
ALL EV is insane and horrible for the environment. Plug In Hybrids are the way to go.
I wish the maverick could tow at least 5,000lbs like the honda ridgeline.
Just build the little Toyota with a 4 cyl 5 speed manual, and offer 4x4 ... jesus , how hard is this ?
That's what I drive: 94 Toyota pickup, xtra cab 4x4. They don't build ANYTHING with manual anymore, more's the pity.
Easy peasy. They need to stop "innovating" and just build what works.
EPA, brainiac
@@trentrho Toyota makes the Hilux pick up sold around the world and in Mexico with a 2.7 lite motor and 5 speed manual transmission, that's what America needs, they also sell a cab n chassis.
If something is not sold here its Toyota's choice.
Toyota still offers a manual transmission in the new Tacoma, which I think is great.@@trentrho
$20K on paper. Once it hits the dealerships, it’ll be priced close to $35-40K
Prices will come down when more competitors offer compact trucks and more used Mavericks are sold on the resale market.
Here in the UK thats EXACTLY what happens.
Agree. It's not the truck manufacturers. It's the dealership that has to overprice everything and fu*k the customer.
I was in a Ford dealership a week ago looking at a Maverick. They had a F150 Lighting there...for $112,000. I had to ask the salesman if that was a mistake seeing as the MSRP for that truck is 60K. Turned around and left. No way I'm buying from them.
@@lecutter9382that’s every single dealer in the country right now
I’m in a state where almost anything can be made legal for the road. So honestly at this point I just wish a company came out with a budget truck that was marketed as a utv that cuts out certain safety features and is a no frills option. Just a super utilitarian vehicle.
Car and truck prices are insane.
I know 😅 fully people will drive by in the big giant status symbol trucks carrying nothing to their office jobs and then on the other way someone’s squealing by like a coal engine in a pickup older than my grandfather carrying the whole damn neighborhood and enough lumber and power tools to build a new one wherever the hell they going 🤣😂
Please god I just want a truck so I can stop smashing the hell out of my old SUVs dashboard when I put my ladder in there and smelling the stuff I’m hauling 😅. The cargo is not always pleasantly fragrant when you live out in the country 😂
I wish i had ebough money to start a factory because id build the tacoma like an even more durable bobbed duece and a hald
The all-electric or hydrogen engine options are a no-go. So are the turbo options. I'd gladly accept less power to get a simple, reliable 2.0 L 4-cyl. engine, or even a 1.6L or 1.8L. I had small trucks in the past, doing construction, the occasions when I had to make extra trips were few, and as far as towing capacity goes, fit the trailer to the truck, not the other way around. Besides, the small truck market isn't a heavy-towing market.
Check out the Toyota Hilux Champ.
What state would that be?
I owned an '83 VW Rabbit Pickup. The least truck of any truck, though the functional bed length was one thing that I feel still wins versus the new compact pickups. Hard to beat 45mpg too.
Cheapest used maverick on carvana is almost $30k. People need to just stop buying cars until these dealers go bankrupt or sell at normal prices.
Totally agree.. us consumers are to blame for these ridiculous high prices.. people should put a stop to dealers screwing us consumers.
@@slyfox720 Interest rates getting back up to normal rate will help some but it's going to be slow and also very painful.
Stop using carvana. Their prices are outrageously overpriced
Haha you think they’ll go bankrupt. Maybe you were too young to remember 2008 when the federal government bailed them out. They’ll get your tax money to get them out of trouble and pay back the government later
People are buying the Mavericks to sell to Carvana or Car Max
For decades, car makers kept saying that there was no demand for small trucks, even tho most people knew better, now they cannot make enough. Makes you wonder how stupid their decision makers are. Every single Tacoma owner I met would tell me that he'd get offers almost on a daily basis.
Most people in boardrooms are completely full of themselves and prefer to tell you what you want, than have you tell them what you want.
But I thought ceos operate on a higher level and that's why the get paid so much? I think the problem is you all need to get more jobs! Work two or three jobs! Your just lazy and your bootstraps don't work! Lol
They make more money on the big luxury boxes. But like Ford they won't sell the cheap one to anybody you know. They were all pre-ordered.
like car makers know what people want
Old compact trucks are starting to re-sell for more money today as people are getting tired of driving a monolithic sized trucks all the time. I know alot of people that would like to replace their old ford ranger or s10 with a modern truck of similar size.
I had a ‘93 Ford Ranger, rare V6! I loved driving that truck. I’m 72 now and actually would love another one made today.
I owned a Baja and it was awesome! Now I have a Subaru Sambar KS4 which is amazing! No, it is not fast or new, but for around town or the next town over use, it kills it! Lower bed height for easy loading, bed sides that fold down, great gas mileage, the novelty of right hand drive, and it really makes for great conversation everywhere I go. I think everyone should have a Kei truck!
Its MSRP is 20k, dealer markup is probably going to have it at 45k for the bottom trim.
100%
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I hate how right you are. Dealers be greedy.
Custom order so you get MSRP
@@Mathilda2zerothe fiscally irresponsible can’t walk away, they’ll just borrow more and more money to get the crap they want. I’m always shocked to see broke people buying new cars, their payments must be astronomical.
I drive a 96 Tacoma 4X4 with the 2.7 liter inline four. Maybe I'm biased, but I believe that truck is compact pick up perfection. I think it would sell like crazy if they re-released the same exact truck today.
Not rocket science. Toyota needs to fire all of their MBA’s and take those savings and just make reliable common sense vehicles again. Leave the billionaire $50,000 pure profit vehicles to Mary and Jim.
I have the exact same truck Mike, it needs a head gasket and some new paint and that’s all I need for a small truck!
I feel the same about my 2003 Ranger. Solid little pickup that can haul a surprising amount.
The Toyota pickup are considered by many to be far superior to everything else.
Men are either a Ford man, a Ram man, a Chevy man, a GMC man, a Nisan man or a Toyota man. All good.
Yeah, I’ve got 2004 Toyota Tacoma pre-runner and at some point I’ll need a truck, but there’s nothing
I have a 2015 Frontier that I bought new. I like it as it gives me the availability to get a couple of scoops of landscape mulch but still small enough to fit in fairly small spaces. Looks nice as well. Mine is Black
Toyota talked of the Stouts return, but I believe the new Toyota compact truck based on the current Prius platform to be more likely in the interim. Since that Prius is a known, and tested system easily implemented. It would also be a direct challenger to both the Ford and Hyundi offerings.
Toyota could probably rerelease the compact pickup from the late 80s and early 90s with the 22R engine at a low price and would sell like crazy. I still see these on the road.
If it doesn't have an eight foot long truck bed, it's not a truck to me.
@@tinnalacey5951 no one asked about your personal preference
@@tinnalacey5951i think there should be 3 bed sizes
Small medium and large, like my french fries. Id buy one of each if it was that 22r 😂
My dad has one. People are always asking if they can buy it.
We had a storm recently. There was a dumping ground for green waste. Everyone had these huge trucks and were having trouble getting their debris out of their beds. My dad’s truck was so easy to load and unload. Didn’t stress out our backs at all. This truck needs to be brought back.
1986 22r 5 speed 560k miles.....
Here in Florida, there are still thousands of original old Ford Rangers.
The original old small Toyota, Datsun, Mazda, and Isuzu pickups were very popular in their day.
I am excited that the new small pickups are coming back now.
@WarrenAllely
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I currently own a 2005 Ranger super cab. 18 years later and with 141,000 miles, I have never had to do anything to it other than regular maintenance. If this thing ever dies, my next small truck will be a Ford. By the way, it is a 3.0 automatic.
I want another 2010 Ford Ranger w/2.3 I4 5spd.
@WarrenAllely the only problem with you thought is ford makes crap cars and trucks now. There just about disposable....very unfortunate
@@ammogiant824My friend just had to have the torque converter replaced in her 2018 Escape with 32,000 miles. She takes immaculate care of it, & drives conservatively. Seems ridiculous to me that it’s needing major repairs already! 🤷🏻♂️
I can vouch for this. It's crazy how many of the old school Rangers I still see on the road. I see a lot of the older smaller Tacos too
If the Santa Cruz is in this category then it’s not just it and the Maverick that’s only available because the Ridgeline has to be in the category as well. Earlier this summer a guy showed up to an over night trail ride in a ‘22 with 3” of lift and larger tires which I admit it gave me pause at first. However when it easily went over a few places the stock height Tacomas had to go around I was impressed. Definitely wouldn’t have been my choice of vehicle to pick but it held it’s own. With Mavericks in my area still seeing high dealer markup, it makes it the same price as the usually more expensive Ridgeline.
scotty, you be killing it! Love the work. Have a wonderful day!
A gasoline or maybe a hybrid Toyota STOUT is something I am interested in, but I am dead set against any all-electric vehicles - even if Toyota makes them.
Toyota already does make one
Gm said they were going to stop building EVs nobody is buying them. Yet small gas and hybrids are flying off the shelf! Go figure.
@1607rosie
Nobody is buying THEIRS!!
They stopped making sedans for the same reason.
The oil lobby is doing a good job of killing new innovation, just like they killed new innovation in the past to elevate gas mileage on cars. They killed rail transportation in Ca. in the 50s. They don't want competition.
@@matthewinaz Toyota makes a Stout truck with a gas engine for the US market?
I had a 91’ Chevy S10 with a 4.3L V6. Fantastic truck. Had 200K miles and still going when I sold it after 10 years
Had one too, loved that truck but the vortec wasn't very good on gas. The 4.3 ecotec had about 100 more HP and a lot better gas mileage.
A 4.3L v6 😂 my 2007 accord was a 3.0 i thought it was enough but now theyre doing trucks with 2.5L 2.0L, idk how i feel about it.
I have a 2003 Baja that I got on the day they got them on the lot. Despite some minor problems, the thing runs great! I have no desire to sell it or get a new one. I LOVE it!
Nice Vid, thanks. The GM truck got my attention. I need something that can pull a small trailer and be a daily driver.
They oughta make the 97 tacoma again.
97-99 Taco
I have a 98 and I plan on keeping it as long as I can.
Agreed. Last body style with glass headlights and the last body style with TOYOTA in big letters across the tailgate. That 2.7 liter inline four will last forever too.
I’ve learned from the bronco that wanting things is always a monkeys paw situation
I bought the same truck with a head gasket problem a number of years ago for about $1500, I’m fixing it up soon and going to start driving it😍
Hey Scotty … I’m looking into a 5th wheel and wanted to know in your opinion is the best one ton truck with excellent towing capabilities. Love your vids Thanks!
yes i did it was a really small compact 1970 Datsun. It was fantastic to drive. Or the other i had was a small 1969 Mini Austin pickup. These were amazing and incredibly versatile
I owned a Mazda B2000 back in the mid- 80"s until 1999....great little p/u truck...about 35-40 mpg...it just rusted apart....the engine lived on at the local dirt race track in a guy's sprint car. He told me once ...." I just mat that thing and try to blow it up but - it just keeps on going and going." I'm not sure if it has anything to do with the life of that engine but I bought "Slick 50 " at a car show back in the 80's and used it on that engine very early in it's life. That little truck was never garaged and it was cold soaked in the North ...lots of -20 and below weather. It even blew out all the oil out of the engine once after starting on a very, very cold morning.....Got it repaired and drove it for many more years.
I had a Mazda B2000 I got when my Dad who drove it left it to me when he passed. Manual tranny and got great mileage and I sold it to some guy that worked in agriculture for the next 20 years I saw him driving around in it. Need something simple like that.
I want a two door compact truck that has at least a six foot bed. As long as manufacturers only make four door trucks I will continue to buy old use ones.
@@TheAnnoyingBoss I would love an 8 foot bed on a 4 cyl truck. 4 cyl make tons of power nowadays and plenty enough for hauling small loads in a tiny truck.
@@husky3g if it wasnt so expensive to do anything me and the homies would be putting toyota tacomas out of business on accident.
I use to have a 1980 Chevy Luv 4x4. It was wonderful. Black Exeter with black interior and just looked amazing.
Problem is most of what this guy says is taken with a grain of salt
The Stout is my next vehicle if it comes to the USA.
Would you consider bringing a good vehicle by yourself?
I love my 2023 Maverick Hybrid. I paid sticker for my base LX...$24,000. I did have to wait a few months for the one I ordered.
Thanks to Ford for making this truck. And thanks to Wiscasset Ford in Maine for the easy deal and only a $35 doc fee.
Are you sure you’re not the employee of the month over there?
I have a 2022 hybrid Maverick XLT and I love mine as well and no I do not work for Ford. It took 8 1/2 months from order to delivery. I have owned 5 trucks previously mostly midsize.
I bought my first 22 hybrid , lariat first edition, lux , tow hitch, sunroof and other accessories for 33 k MSRP. I got it 18 months ago. My wife and I loved it so much that we just got an XL hybrid for 23k MSRP through our local ford dealer.
@@Homieb3ar Agree it is a phenomenal deal it you order one and wait which it is a long wait. It would be a perfect first vehicle. I bought mine as a retirement vehicle to downsize from a larger truck. It has been a great little truck getting 40 to 50 mpg. Dealer markups make it not so great. I hope other manufacturers make their own small trucks they would sell well.
One thing I really hate about the maverick is the horrible interior colors; look's like an Italian pimp mobile.
Thanks Scotty! Good run down of the pickup truck market. I like both Toyota and Subaru and would be interested in both a compact Toyota pickup and/or Subaru Baja / Brat (always wanted a Sub Brat and Baja. I have a couple '89 Toy 4x4 and a 4x2 pickup already :-)
I have a 1991 mazda b2200. I like the little truck. I do most of my errands in it and it's fun to drive even though it only has like 80hp. I really think there is a market for small trucks in America if the price is small too, and the fuel economy is good.
First car was a used Ford Ranger 2.9L V6 and that engine was rock-solid. Raced everywhere in it, so it would be cool to see more TRUE compact pick-ups come back. In the mean time, trying to secure a Tacoma for a decent price but it's impossible. If anyone has a secondary mid-sized truck to lean on, let me know! But not a fan of the rangers now.
This is the first video from Scotty that I have been able to watch to completion. The normal shrill voice was absent. I really appreciate your knowledge and would love to watch more content. I hope this is a sign of things to come
I bought a 2012 Colorado from a guy who lowered it 2" and man I love this truck. The Santa Cruz is probably what I would go for next, but I didn't know about RAM - and Toyota rumors are interesting. Great content. Thanks!
Have you ever owned a 4 cylinder or v6 camry/accord and seen what real reliability is like
I owned a 1978 Chevy Luv and and also a 1985 Toyota 4x4 truck, definitely compact (small) trucks. I currently drive a 2018 Honda Ridgeline, by far the most comfortable truck I've ever driven. I am definitely keeping my eye on this segment.
Had a Ford Ranger (when they were small) with manual trans, rubber mats and not much else. It was perfect.
i'm glad i bought the Ford Maverick. No one else will have their compact pickup trucks ready for the next 3 years at least
It's a vehicle for dorks, perfect for you
Smart people actually that aren’t fools.
@@John-kx3ng lol tell me your a dork without telling me 🤣
Forget about the three stooges, we're the three dorks
@fernandoformeloza4107 Another dork here! I like the Mav so much I bought 2 that I show in my content.
My 03 Baja is the first car i've bought, love the thing getting sad to see it age after a few years. Northern rust kills so much going to have to restore it soon enough
Longtime fan, I like the old format of the videos but I like this format video more! Cool b roll and graphics
Had a 77 Datsun pickup. Loved that truck. Turned the mileage over three times I miss that truck!
I really hope Toyota brings in a $19k "Stout" , a stripped down 2wd and on up to the $30-$40k range with all the bells and whistles.
We've had our Hybrid Maverick for 1 year.
We love it. No issues at all. It looks the Blue Oval got this one right.
Overall and over many years I must say that I liked my '85 Toyota Extra cab with the four-banger 4x4 5-speed manual truck the most. It had enough clearance for Alaska's often bumpy roads, able to haul sheets of plywood (yeah, they stuck out at the back) or to camp in, if you had a shell on it.
The American idea that 'bigger is always better' doesn't always fit. In the early 60s I worked summers for an irons construction company what had one large truck and a couple VW 'pick up' (?) trucks, powered by the little boxer engine. Unique was that not only the rear gate would fold down, but the two sides as well, if needed. Those were fun times, when 3 guys tried to fit into the cab, while hauling all sorts of stuff in the rear.
To me - I'm not a mechanic - the designs like the 'Unimog', Stewart & Stevenson tactical rigs, the 'Haflinger' or even those Asian mini trucks, where engines are mounted 'under' and cabs lift up for engine access, has always been intriguing, as most of them allow great overall visibility.
i have a 1995 Didge Dakota Sport with 400,000 miles. Still runs good. Engine does not leak.
Hardly ever in the shop. Wish they made small trucks like this today. Oh, and its easy to work on for home mechanics.
I drive a 2003 GMC Sonoma regular cab pickup. I purchased it because I didn't want a monster truck for someone who uses it for residential purposes. I also have a 2004 Honda Civic for getting around town, formal events and long trips. I spotted a Ford Maverick a couple of weeks ago. Finally, just what I originally wanted. An AFFORDABLE truck that does double duty as a residential truck and a car.
Hey, my first truck was a pewter 2003 GMC Sonoma regular cab! Cheap, with rollup windows. I think the only option was the V6 engine.
Here in the UK my Nissan NP300 fulfills that role pretty well but on our roads its still a fairly big truck.
We need a compact 2 door truck big enough for plywood sheets with tailgate down. Something good on gas and reliable. That would definitely sell.
Aren't you describing the Maverick? You can set the tailgate at the same level as the wheel wells designed for 8' plywood to lay flat.
@@Lothlorian142 No, while thats a cool feature I want a Toyota ( made in Japan). Ive owned every brand except dodge and hands down Toyota makes the best vehicles in my opinion. I was a GM proving grounds driver and later a tactics instructor using Toyotas. The torture we subjected those vehicles to sold us all. They're near bulletproof for reliability and even got good gas mileage too. Toyota takes actual pride in their craftsmanship. Companies like Ford/Chevy/Dodge build stuff meant to fall apart after 10+ years. ("Planned Obsolescence") For what they charge thats not acceptable.
So a Maverick?
@@jordanplays-transitandgame1690 Thats the equivalent of me saying I really like Japanese women and you pop in and say heres a chunky ginger from Wisconsin. See how that's not at all the same thing? 🤣😂
Nissan Frontier King Cab still it has a 3.6 liter V6 engine
Or the previous
FORD Ranger from 2019 till 2022 with Supercab 2+2Seats and 6 feet bed
And I love your videos Scotty! Thanks for all the info over the years!
hey Scotty Martin here long time subscriber. I would really like your opinion on a used 2001 F-250 with a V10. it has 170,000 MI and I've heard about the spark plug issues with that first year of the V10 I believe. but wanted to hear your thoughts. does have a camper on it that's the main reason looking at. with this many miles I think they might have had the spark plug issue fixed. but I do have the VIN number to look it up but not sure the best place to look it up or how to. I would very much like your opinion thank you very much
We have a 2022 Maverick Hybrid and love it! Our average fuel economy is close to 60/40 (fuel/electric). Around Town is better on electric. Recently did a 5500 Km (3400 mile) trip and averaged 6.3 Litres per 100 km (37+ mpg) and we were loaded down with extra weight on the way home. My 2.0L Elantra would have cost more! The Maverick is great for us such as picking up some lumber, groceries, moving the odd thing here to there. My biggest complaint about the Maverick is, You buy a Hybrid (assumably) to get better mileage, right? The Maverick will not save your setting for Eco mode, you have to change it every time you drive. I do hope that these Companies follow through with more affordable trucks so people will have more options to choose from.
Thank you for including the conversion to MPG 😊
I purchased a new Toyota Prius back in 2010. We love that Hybrid car! I am very interested in a Hybrid compact pick up truck. I must say that being a mechanic sure helps though, I have done the head gasket, the EGR cleaning and the PCV valve in the Prius, but I still love that car!! I wonder how good that Maveric would be? I was more of a GMC kinda guy but that Maveric sure looks nice.
how many miles you put on it
@@mississippibilly_ In miles, it's at about 200k now.
I had a Volkswagen pickup, it was small, based off the Rabbit. Mine was a diesel and easily got 50mpg.
Nice edits 👌🏼
Globally, Toyota sold 566,838 Hilux pickup trucks in 2022. It's the market leader pick up truck in some countries. Why wouldn't they use that as a compact in the USA?
Because of all the expensive regulations that are required in the US.
If you want imported trucks, get your senator to remove the import tax. They started making them here and called them "Tacoma".
The Tacoma is what Americans want. Pickups are now comfortable daily drivers. Very few today want something with leaf springs and hard plastics.
A Tacoma and a Hilux are the same thing but without all the epa stuff
I had a 1995 Mazda B2300 single cab 2.3 liter 5 speed. Wish I still had it. Currently I have a 4 door 2018 Frontier 4.0 l automatic
I do like this video Scotty. You include all the compact trucks that I have heard of and give enough basic specs on each one. I’m really into the mileage game and I don’t tow anything with my 2021 Tacoma TRD Sport V6 so the power craze isn’t on my plate. I do need a pickup to haul things that you wouldn’t want to put in an SUV. Thanks for another informative video Scotty.
I bought the Ford Maverick, Ecoboost AWD and paid $995 below MSRP. It's a solid truck and we now prefer it for our road trips. It seems that what Ford did was to create a fanbase. Competition is good and most of the Maverick owners are looking forward to the competition. It's always good to have options and over the next couple of years, there won't be any losers. They are all great, in one way or another.
Are there any that are pickups and not just cars with small bits of pickup beds in back? I'm talking about not having the extended cab but instead having front seating with pickup bed behind, a two door, like all pickups once had, or must one get a standard sized truck to even dream of getting that?
I desperately want a small truck with a standard/short cab and a long or at least standard length bed. I don't know why every manufacturer stopped selling this style in the late 90s.
Right on.
Chicken tax and emissions standards. Those trucks are very popular overseas.
Exactly. If you can't get a sheet of plywood in the bed, what's the point of having a truck?
Same here. All small trucks are made big & not like the old 1980-90's Tacoma's for example that still run strong today! All these new trucks for sure won't last at least 30 years.. too much technology & not simple & mechanical like before.
I doubt they will ever have a standard cab and standard bed model but would love one.
My dad had both the first model "Stout" and the second generation as well. His second gen one was a 4 cyl 4 or 5 speed manual, standard cab, the longest bed in the "One Ton" model.
My wife has a Santa Cruz Limited and she absolutely loves it. She refuses to give it up. It's a great little truck.
Great info Scotty Kilmer! I'm hoping Toyota will deliver with the Stout, but I'm not sure if I can wait. What would you recommend that I buy right now, with a good resale value so I can sell it and buy the Stout whenever it becomes available in the U.S. ? Thanks!
Great Vid Scotty. Loaded with good info. I'll be looking forward to seeing the BAJA/BRAT.
Thanks man.
What really caught my eye was the Subaru, I’d love to see a new Baja. Who knows, maybe it’ll start a new trend (or rather, revive an old one) and they’ll start importing Australian UTEs and/or bring back the El Camino and the Ranchero. Now that I’d love to see
You don't want any car made in Australia. They're made by socialist-type factories and unions. Australia has never ever made a good car.
I’ve always thought the El Camino’s we’re cool. I was so glad when I bought the large version model and it’s been my absolute favourite vehicle ever. Some people call it a Honda Ridgeline. 😅
@@lockhga The Ridgeline is far superior to a Hyundai Santa Cruz or Maverick or whatever other corner cutter is about to come out to compete in this wartime inflation market. Also, the resale of that truck will top the resale of a 10 year old Maverick even when it's 20 years old and pushing 280k on the odometer. It's a piggy bank, just like my gen2 Tacoma
Unfortunately, if they bring back the El Camino or Ranchero, the darned things would likely be four-door sedans, like most pickups I see on the road! Hard to believe people these days are shelling out over $40k for pickups that can't really be used as pickups.
You don't want any car made in Australia, they're always terrible...socialism and unions you know.
I just got a 1999 Toyota Tacoma SRS given to me with 113K miles on it and just drove from Cali to Washington State, beck to Cali then down to Arizona and back to Washington, and it ran like a champ! It's SO much easier to get stuff in and out of the bed then my hubby's Chevy Sierra! LOVE this thing!
years ago I drove a mazda b-2000. Loved the gas mileage as a young driver. Today i would be looking at Toyota compact truck after driving my 1999 4 runner 300k miles with no major issues.
Thanks for the video. What about the Rivian??
I wish Nissan would make a truck that looked like the early 70s model Datsun truck. I think there would be a market for it. I always liked the look of those trucks. Very easy to service and maintain as well.
And with the Datsun name - Nissan sounds like such a stupid name - always think - cup of soup - my dad had the 76 Datsun pickup in orange - I thought the orange or blue trucks in this model were so cool - neat dash, sporty exterior, long bed, reliable - am scared to think of how they would protect their occupants in a crash however -
@@appleimacdude Yes. It would have to say Datsun on it somewhere. My dad had the brown 73 Datsun. I also loved the sporty exterior lines that truck had and with the 4 round headlights in the grill. Of course a modern version would be bigger with all the safety standards. But I would keep it as small as possible. Maybe just a 2 door version even. And market it as a compact truck. AND BY ALL MEANS bring back the inline-6 motors non turbo. It wouldn't be a family truck that you could haul a family of 6 in it either. But market it as that and make it affordable. Like 20,00ish affordable, like the Ford Maverick. It's an easy no-brainer idea. And Nissan is just setting on it.
I had one. They called it the "Little Hustler" .
I was in Ecuador twice this year, every day I saw Datsun trucks and coupes in traffic like GTA III spawned them.
__ Many full-size pickups today are just ridiculously tall, bulky, wide... with major blind spots all around. Road-hogging bully-mobiles basically. Compact and midsize are much more sensible. My V6 midsize is all I need.
Not for professionals hauling with it. No reason to get upset because a vehicle is large lol.
@@Wolfstalker21that is true but honestly I rarely see these behemoth trucks being used for work most are hauling air when you see them in traffic
tbh, the whole big tall car trend is just awful, Aussie Utes are better in every way if you NEED a bed. else just get a sedan. or a station wagon.
@@Wolfstalker21 Except it aint professionals hauling, its guys and girls that never take the damn truck off asphalt.
@@bionicseaserpentWhat’s a station wagon? 😉😁
I swear i saw a video and Scotty kicked the bucket 😲 good to see him alive and kicking.
I dig this format of video 👍🏾
Just got the maverick lariat hybrid and I am in love with it…haven’t loved a vehicle since my Jetta TDi but this mav is awesome and I am very pleased and would recommend it to anyone who is thinking of buying one….😊
Upload some content like I do, Adam. I will sub!
@@fordmaverickmaniac I’m too shy lol
Still miss the Toyota 2200RE engine in that little 2x4 extended cab truck we bought new in 1989 and drove for over 20 years. Was soo dependable! Had to sell it because we couldn’t parts anymore new, used or otherwise in the country. Would love to see the Stout reborn but I hope it’s manufactured in Japan tbh.
I have 1993 Nissan 4x4 with 6 cylinder 3.0L engine. The only downside is has a timing belt instead of a timing chain. We bought slightly used back in December of 1993 and we are still driving it.
I owned a Chevy Luv and a Ford Ranget. Since then, I've owned 2 Ram 1500's and currently own a Nissan Titan
I've seen the renderings of the Toyota where they took a RAV4 and converted the rear to a small pickup bed. Seeing as how I am a RAV fan I found it to be quite attractive. I guess the Stout could grow on me if the price is right.
The prospect of a KIA is interesting as well. In my area I see alot of Mavericks but Hyundai Santa Cruz sightings are few and far between.
As a blue oval fan, I'm glad. Bring on the competition. Maybe then, there won't be a year-long waiting list for a new Maverick, and, they won't have ridiculous markups, AND, it will motivate Ford to improve the Maverick in the next refresh.
Once the non hybrid Mavericks come out, they will be able to meet demand.
@@s99614The non hybrid Mavericks are already out.
Wow, scotty, you're getting crazy views.. great job man!
Still have a 99 sonoma 4.3 still running strong.
I really want a V6 small truck with plenty of truck bed room.. to use for actual work, and pull my small camper for camping.
What is your definition of actual work
@Pesticide00 Unfortunately, These so called small trucks are based on unibody car platforms and therefore not as rugged as the original small trucks which were body on frame chassis. Therefore they can't carry or tow as much.
I had a '79 Ford Courier, all Mazda except the Ford lettering on the tailgate. It had 240k miles on it when I sold it, but still ran great. I also had a '89 S10 with the 4cyl. I sold that to my son, bought it back, and drove it for 12 years total. We only replaced the water pump and brakes. It still had the factory clutch AR 230k miles. Loved that little truck!
Can u make a video of what you think about the Honda pickup since they're not know for pickups
I had a 94 sonoma reg cab with a 2.2l 5 speed std. I loved it but it couldn't tow much.
I would be interesting in seeing these new dodge offerings.
Can't really compare the Maverick or the Santa Cruz to the Colorado, Frontier or Tacoma, but you know that. Completely different animal(s). I did own a 1980 Toyota HiLux SR5 sport truck. Loved it (5-speed with the Celica engine).
I had a 79 and an 88 Hi-Lux. I'd buy a new iteration of them in a heartbeat. I liked all the analog features.
I almost bought a 2004 Turbo Baja... I was also looking at the Forester (more room for dogs) and not a terribly useful bed in that sucker even with the ability to get stuff in the cab. People don't realize but Chevy and Subaru had a "relationship" back then and the Baja led to the Avalanche. I really liked them as a smaller "pick up truck." The reason I looked at the 04's with a manual transmission was that was the ONLY year that Subaru used a detuned STi (WRX) engine. In later years, they used an uptuned regular engine... If Subaru does come back, they need a Turbo version. I might even reconsider... I now have a Ram 2500 6.4 Hemi primarily for towing my travel trailer, transfer station duty and some light off roading more than my daily driver Renegade... If the right small pick up comes available, I'll likely jump as I can then do the transfer station duty with that and even less the 2500 which is a wonderful truck for my needs maybe not everyone's, but it is a beast of a vehicle and NOT a daily driver and sucks gas like it costs nothing.
I wish they would bring the damn 2024 Baja and Brat over to the US.
Back when I was a college student in the late '80's, I owned a '79 Ford Courier with a 3 speed auto tranny and a 2.3 liter engine if I remember correctly. It was a good truck but wouldn't go over 65 mph. I packed all my belongings in the bed and drove it from So. Cal to northern Utah and at 65 mph on the flats, it took a long time to make the trip. Loved that little truck. Never had any issues with it.
I've got a 2002 Ford Ranger XLT with the 3.0 V6 and auto transmission (both are still original after coming on 230k miles). Love my truck. First vehicle was a 1982 Dodge Rampage. If the Toyota Stout ever comes to the US market, I'd look rather seriously at it.
I also had a 1980 Subaru Brat, with the crazy back facing rocket seats. I was a brat as well!🤣
Scotty where are you getting your price nu,hers from? My dealer wants about 40K for the hybrid model.
I had a Volkswagen Saveiro when I used to live in Brazil back in 1995. It had a 1.6-liter CHT ethanol engine manufactured by Ford that developed about 73 horsepower.
would be cool to see Japanese kei trucks in the west.. theres an untapped market for useful work vehicles in a smaller form
We have a few at work, one is a combo pickup, flatbed, man lift to 8 feet with remote control, and a dump box. All from about 25 years ago . We put ATV wheels on it to go hunting as it’s a 4x4 with high low range manual. It’s so valuable that many have offered big bucks to buy it. And it has an AM radio with a cab heater.
I see 'em here and there but right hand drive is no fun and they really don't like hwy speeds.
I own an '89 Suzuki Carry (a kei truck). It's awesome 👍🏻
Did you know?... the EPA bases fuel economy standards based on wheelbase. This is why trucks have gotten bigger, the bigger the wheelbase the lower the allowable standards. Write your rep and tell them to change this.
No
@@robertallenhurst8448You're probably a civil servant.
Maybe it’s just where I live, but I’ve only ever seen ONE Ford Maverick truck and a handful of Hyundai Santa Cruz “trucks”, so I wonder who’s buying these compact trucks? I heard used car retailers like Carmax bought huge amounts of Ford Mavericks for under $25K a piece thinking hybrid pickup trucks were the next big thing and are selling them for over $35K a piece, so it’s not actual consumers buying them, but used car retailers selling them with a price markup.
I had a Chevy Luv truck in the 80's . A newish Brat in the early 90's. And I still have an 84 Brat that I have owned since 2007.
They don’t want to eat into their large pickup sales that have larger profit margins. That’s what’s stopping them from offering them in the US. South America is poor so they have no option in that market except small trucks.
I like the rendering with the Maverick roofline and fender trim badge!!
I like my Maverick. Due to an aggressive dealer promo in Iowa, I have about $24k in an AWD XL ECO w/ tow pckg. I'm consistently getting 27+ mpg and can tow up to 5000 lbs.
I hope that Toyota can bring the HiLux here to the states. The HiLux is well known throughout the word for its toughness and reliability. Great video kind Sir!
As already stated, chicken tax prohibits that from happening or it would already be here.
Only the old ones were good the new ones are rubbish
Honda Ridgeline
I considered a Honda Ridgeline way back when. At the time it only came with a V6 and an automatic transmission with a questionable reliability record. I was still young enough to want a I4 and a manual transmission for a modicum of fuel economy. If these options were available, I would have one today.
@@markb7355 Cool. Id take a Ridgeline over most if not all the compition
A very nice video. Thank you.
I been seeing a lot of these City Trucks. Basically grocery getters with the occasional, I gotta haul some boxes. I would love one if I didn't already own a Mini Van that the middle seats are easily removable and third row seats are folded flat. 2005 Toyota Sienna...
Can any of the OEM’s go back in their catalogs to the late 80’s & early 90’s and give me a standard cab truck with a bed that is actually usable (the current offerings are barely big enough to carry some groceries)? Pair that with an in line 4 cylinder and 5 or 6 speed manual and I’m a buyer!
Lazy Americans killed the standard transmission. 😂 and a full size half ton truck with a 5.5' bed is now normal. What more do you want 😅
My 1982 Toyota hi-lux was 1 of the best trucks I ever bought in my life.
2 barrel 5 speed straight 4 cylinder with a timing chain.
It was a mini tank & you could do major repairs roadside .
God I miss that truck.
I guarantee Toyota don't produce that kind of quality anymore.
Me too.
I'm still pleased with my 2023 Hilux G Diesel automatic that I bought in the Philippines for $24k USD last year. Pleased and I don't expect that to change.