That’s the craziest thing I’ve heard in a while, especially with everything going on lately with the 3rd gen tundra. Still congratulations, here’s to hoping everything works out well!
Thing is they’re not rotting on the lot they’re already well past the second best sales year in its history and won’t be far off the very best year so anyway just don’t buy one. I myself never buy new I always buy two or three year old vehicles that are nice condition, let someone else pay the initial depreciation…have a nice day
I bought my 2017 Toyota tundra sr5 for 42k brand new after paper. And all I got done from the dealer was a drop in Bedliner and under body spray. 5.7L v8 flexfuel 4wd. It’s crazy to see this Sr go for that much.
When they put the V8 back in the Tundra I will get one. Until then I will just keep the two V8 Tundra's I have now. Too much risk for such an expensive truck. I bet the 2025 Tundra's will continue to have the same problems as the 22 & 23's and most likely the 24's.
All people have to do is look up problems with the 2025. At least they have stepped up to an average rating in consumer reports. I want to see high mileage examples for a few years. I want to know the motor, tranmission, and turbos last as long as the V8. I want reliability. Toyota hasn't proved nothing except for poor quality and unreliability with this new platform. SMH you would try and build this up not knowing how good or bad it will be.
I try to continually keep an eye on some higher mileage options showing up. Here is what I found so far: th-cam.com/video/V7N3tQek3Ro/w-d-xo.htmlsi=wwA8m9bOdhqWOXN6
I believe your comment sums it up. Great brand new pretty truck but will it last like we know the 5.7. Mine has 157k and the engine sounds like it always has no transmission issues and thats on a 2010 15 years later.
Still got my 2020 Trd pro army green tundra. Hitting 150k miles in the next few weeks. Zero issues. I’ve decided I will replace anything that breaks if it does. I’m running it to the ground. I don’t care. I’m done with new vehicle payments and I love it to much to get what is essentially a driving iPhone truck. All these new vehicles are garbage even Toyota now. Plus 90% of the new tundras are ugly as hell except for the lunar rocks lifted with bigger tires, the solar octane and all black.
Not anything to brag about but a $70,000 truck is certainly not in my income level. I look for lower milage older trucks or used with reasonable miles. For Toyota trucks in past with 100,000 miles were still reliable and capable of many more miles. Twin turbo engine after 100,000 miles no possibility of long-term reliability nor would one at my income level afford the repair and maintenance of that nightmare. 10 yrs from now i suspect junk used twin turbo Tundras are gonna be everywhere. Those who can do so will just buy a new vehicle. Those who would generally be in the market for used tundra will be passing on threre turbo models. Just cant afford to fix or maintain them. Gonna be alot of junk tundras out there sold for parts.. Lol
They would make so much more money and everyone would be so much happier if they put a V8 back in it … Toyota: Let’s not give the people what they want and then charge them ridiculous prices.
My fav too, that Lunar Rock Platinum TRD is my favorite. I just want the long bed and the iForce Max. The Mud Bath and the Terra is also very nice if I can find that. Happy New Year bro! I hope to get my 2025 Tundra TRD in 2025
I actually had a deposit on that same 25 Lunar Rock Platinum with TRD but then swapped it for the Windchill Pearl. I love the Lunar Rock but it looks better on Limited than Platinum. Black accents look good against it but not the dark chrome IMO. So I got the 25 Platinum TRD 6.5 windchill pearl for $10k below MSRP.
@@andyleo8418 Yeah and there are deals to be had on the Tundras at the moment... Even the brand new 25s. Most dealers have disproportionate amount of Tundras on their lots that they need to move. Spoke with 4-5 dealers in my area and made them compete for my business. Best deal got the deal.
I bought a 2022 2 wheel drive Limited Tundra, the sticker price was 51,801.00, I did buy all of the extended warrant's, that brought my total to a little over 63,500.00, the new trucks are all overprice,(that's all dealer), my truck milage is at 16,162.00 and here I am still waiting on my engine replacement.
@jonathanratliff4780 agreed but they are all way up on price. I know I have gotten that much money in my paycheck at the % these truck prices have went up!
@ it’s because they’re not the same truck. Much more tech in the area this was important to me and my wife and for our children is safety. For example the tundra went from the worst crash safety rating truck to the very best now out there check out national Highway traffic safety administration or the insurance institute any of these fact checking‘s will show that. I feel they’re a better value than they used to be.
@jonathanratliff4780 You might want to check the safety ratings of the 2017 - 2021 Tundra much higher than the new gen Tundra. Crash testing way better. I'm guessing you may be referring to the tech. But no way you justify 30% price increase for the tech...
@ Tell me your source of the crash safety ratings I am looking at the IIHS website for 2021 tundra which is the last year the previous design giving marginal to poor impact safety ratings and similar for headlights. Now look at it for the 2023. What is your source. National highway safety traffic of us ration did give the previous gen four stars and three stars on rollover new generation has five stars across-the-board. Kirk House address this in a previous video on tundra crash safety ratings as well being so superior in the best of full-size trucks in the new generation. Have a great day
Paid 26,995 for my 2013 Tundra brand new. 4 door, 6.5’ bed. Tundra grade. Sticker was 33,205. I’m driving it until the wheels fall off. The price of new vehicles is sickening.
Really wanted the TRD platinum and was nowhere to be found in my area at the time October 2024 and ended up with platinum. Still love it, but would have liked to have the extra features.
Congratulations to Toyota for selling so many Tundras In 2024! Nearly broke the 2007 Sales record and passed the Ram for market share. 145,000 sold in 2024!
I noticed for the Limited there is a package called "PVM+BSM Outside Mirrors", for $0, and there is also a "Limited PVM Package" for $950. What is the difference with regard to the PVM portion of the first package mentioned?
I refuse to pay $75k for a pickup truck , keeping my 2008 tundra with no ....leather wrap steering wheel and no.....heated seats, but more reliable and no....$1,000 truck note....no thanks ; it's a pickup truck !!! Jack 😂😂😂
If the new tundra was v8 with no turbo with the same reliability as 2 gen , I would definitely purchase one ; but let's be honest.....these new tundra's won't have one million miles in 10-15 years like 2nd gen tundra!!!!!
I really like the new tacomas, The look is really nice. Only problem is now they're making them in Mexico, quality control is not as good as here. Toyota really needs to think of the quality of the way it used to be.
i wanted to buy a toyota tundra V8 but they are making them V6. I gease i am going to have to wait intil the start making V8 again, if the don't i gace i will have to buy a different brand.
I just dont like the number of bad reports on these small, high perf engines & transmissions. You're asking ALOT of these tiny engines, which is why reliability suffers. There is a reason that the racing industry does a complete teardown & rebuild after each run. 🤷♂️. I mean, you're not obtaining THAT level of performance on these drivetrains, but the point is the same. I have a 2017 Tundra Platinum CrewMax 5.7L with 57,000mi to keep me happy for quite awhile. Also have a 2005 Tacoma Double Cab TRD Sport 4.0L with 410,000mi on it (without any major drivetrain repairs). Still going strong as my daily driver. THOSE are the kinds of numbers that we want to see our Toyota truck obtain! At least spending $50k, $60k, $70k on a new Toyota truck, while still painful, isn't NEARLY as bad if you can reasonably expect to get 400,000 - 500,000 miles out of it, should you choose to do so. These new little high-revers are gonna be LUCKY to make it to 100,000 before they're TOAST. 🤷♂️🤦
Junk. Traded my 2024 hybrid TRD limited Tundra. Owned it for 10 months. Toyota says the wind coming through the doors and windows is a "characteristic of the vehicle." Hybrids are not part of the recall, and no extended warranty offered to cover those engines. I traded for an F-350. Couldn't be happier.
I was “this close” to coppin a tundra. But at $65k I figured hell, might as well have another house and went 5.3l V8 and got $14k off msrp. They wanna sell trucks BAAD!
Prices are to high and need v8 no turbo junk love the tundra I have and want to upgrade but not to the new one no way sorry Toyota really messed up there truck line imo until they go back to what was reliable and really awesome I’ll have to pass keep my 2019 tundra still running great
The tundra limited in my opinion has the best exterior design with just the color of the truck and black accents. The design/pattern on the limited seats are hideous. If they did a solid color seat I’d be all over it.
I still receive compliments on my Army Green 21 Tundra. The one with no engine recalls and the last Tundra with V8 power and the last Tundra with real hydraulic-assist mechanical steering giving the driver direct feedback from the road. But hey I understand some folks like the electric-motor steering that will yank the wheel, overriding the driver input, during its lane centering feature; if the AI thinks the driver is unsafe. Betcha next gen Tundra will have a Johnny Cab robot in the drivers seat because Toyota AI determines that humans are both unsafe and fuel wasteful drivers. V happy I don't have to drool over a new lesser trim Tundra for beaucoup bucks more money than my Limited. $475 for a white paint job OMG. Naw, Toyota put me out of the Tundra market in 2022 and just this year with the 6th Gen 2025 4Runner Market moving down from a V6 to a blown 4 banger. Happy with my Forever Tundra and 2024 4Runner (also with real hydraulic-assist mechanical steering, but that also ended with the 2024 production.)
Overprized…under engineered….problematic…numerous Flaws..Hey Toyota welcome to the TRUMP future what we want is a v 8 with a 10 speed and a 350 rear end…NO turbo crap.. And stop cutting corners and getting cheap Ihad to spend $1000 on a trans. Cooler on my 21 Tundra and install a trans cooler because they got cheap and deleted same the 6 cylinder turbo Tundra…that you are hyping are just lemons on wheels
It happened a replacement with a brand new long block. They got a problem and they fix it. Go back in time with our big three when they had a problem it would fix it that lawyer up and fight you for it.
All the dealer near me has more than 25 Tundra sitting collect dust ever $10k off from msrp still no one buy it, most of these truck are off-road models.
@@TundraDude34 there is no way i would ever spend $50-60-70-80 grand on a truck and then have to pay monthly for remote start. how in the world do people put up with that
No sir, just an enthusiast. There is plenty good about the truck as well. I’m not the only one who likes it, 2024 is the 2nd best sales year for the Toyota Tundra all time. Bugs to work out, for sure. But what manufacturer doesn’t have them these days. Based on reputation, who do you trust the most to get it where it needs to be?
These trucks are so far behind the ford F150 and gmc sierras I own a 2010 tundra crew max 113,000 miles runs like a champion My next truck gonna be a v8 coyote f-150 Unless Toyota changes the look of their truck from Star Wars star trooper 6 cylinders and offers v8 !!! Every time my son sees new tundra from the from he screams STAR TROOPER DAD !!!!! I have to admit from the front looks just like a star trooper mask 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Toyota has lost it !!!!!
These trucks are still way overpriced they need drop the prices like $5000 + give us an option for the V8 and bring back the reliability and quality control of the gen 2 Tundra there has been many gen 2 reaching a million miles and many more with 100,000+ miles trouble free I wouldn’t be surprised if they start making the tundra in Mexico just like the Tacoma
The prices are outrageous!
Way overpriced!
@@JR88EDDIE just buy pre-owned down the road. That is what I do….every new car is overpriced and always has been
Only for the bitter dead broke piss pots who can not afford them.
They are nice looking but the prices are insane with the risk involved.
I traded in my 2020 army green pro today for a 2025 platinum off-road in Terra. It’s an absolutely beautiful truck! Sharp looking! I love it!
That’s the craziest thing I’ve heard in a while, especially with everything going on lately with the 3rd gen tundra. Still congratulations, here’s to hoping everything works out well!
You’re going to love it! I came from a second gen. The third gen is incredible.
How much did you get for your 2020
You’re going to love the 3.4 TT and drives way better than 2nd gen. just the turning radius sucks. Congratulations ❤
Where'd you trade it in at? I want to buy it. Thx
My extremely sexy 2014 Barcelona Red Platinum Tundra has 76,340 miles. Obviously still "Brand new".
My 13 TRD now has 29k problem free miles.
Way more reliable than new turbo v6 tundra! Jack 😂😂
$47,000 for a bare bones SR Tundra is ridiculous.😬 This dealership is not to rambunctious to sell this truck.☹️. Let them rot on the lot.🤨
Thing is they’re not rotting on the lot they’re already well past the second best sales year in its history and won’t be far off the very best year so anyway just don’t buy one. I myself never buy new I always buy two or three year old vehicles that are nice condition, let someone else pay the initial depreciation…have a nice day
I bought my 2017 Toyota tundra sr5 for 42k brand new after paper. And all I got done from the dealer was a drop in Bedliner and under body spray. 5.7L v8 flexfuel 4wd. It’s crazy to see this Sr go for that much.
$47,000 for cloth seats is the worst.
When they put the V8 back in the Tundra I will get one. Until then I will just keep the two V8 Tundra's I have now. Too much risk for such an expensive truck. I bet the 2025 Tundra's will continue to have the same problems as the 22 & 23's and most likely the 24's.
Toyota is thinking to put V8 back just because of you
@@javieraguirre3139I doubt it. That would make more sense.
@@javieraguirre3139😂😂😂
Definitely look and sound like a male Karen,definitely a John Bobbitt would act like this, entitled that the world should revolve and cater for him. 🤡
He’s right. We want the V8 back. Turbos are garbage!
All people have to do is look up problems with the 2025.
At least they have stepped up to an average rating in consumer reports.
I want to see high mileage examples for a few years. I want to know the motor, tranmission, and turbos last as long as the V8.
I want reliability. Toyota hasn't proved nothing except for poor quality and unreliability with this new platform.
SMH you would try and build this up not knowing how good or bad it will be.
I try to continually keep an eye on some higher mileage options showing up. Here is what I found so far:
th-cam.com/video/V7N3tQek3Ro/w-d-xo.htmlsi=wwA8m9bOdhqWOXN6
I believe your comment sums it up. Great brand new pretty truck but will it last like we know the 5.7. Mine has 157k and the engine sounds like it always has no transmission issues and thats on a 2010 15 years later.
Still got my 2020 Trd pro army green tundra. Hitting 150k miles in the next few weeks. Zero issues. I’ve decided I will replace anything that breaks if it does. I’m running it to the ground. I don’t care. I’m done with new vehicle payments and I love it to much to get what is essentially a driving iPhone truck. All these new vehicles are garbage even Toyota now. Plus 90% of the new tundras are ugly as hell except for the lunar rocks lifted with bigger tires, the solar octane and all black.
None of these are in high demand lol
I can't wait to owe $70,000 dollars truck for the next 6 years.
Not anything to brag about but a $70,000 truck is certainly not in my income level. I look for lower milage older trucks or used with reasonable miles. For Toyota trucks in past with 100,000 miles were still reliable and capable of many more miles. Twin turbo engine after 100,000 miles no possibility of long-term reliability nor would one at my income level afford the repair and maintenance of that nightmare. 10 yrs from now i suspect junk used twin turbo Tundras are gonna be everywhere. Those who can do so will just buy a new vehicle. Those who would generally be in the market for used tundra will be passing on threre turbo models. Just cant afford to fix or maintain them. Gonna be alot of junk tundras out there sold for parts.. Lol
They would make so much more money and everyone would be so much happier if they put a V8 back in it …
Toyota: Let’s not give the people what they want and then charge them ridiculous prices.
My fav too, that Lunar Rock Platinum TRD is my favorite. I just want the long bed and the iForce Max. The Mud Bath and the Terra is also very nice if I can find that. Happy New Year bro! I hope to get my 2025 Tundra TRD in 2025
Those exotic names of the new colors must be worth 15k . lol
I actually had a deposit on that same 25 Lunar Rock Platinum with TRD but then swapped it for the Windchill Pearl. I love the Lunar Rock but it looks better on Limited than Platinum. Black accents look good against it but not the dark chrome IMO.
So I got the 25 Platinum TRD 6.5 windchill pearl for $10k below MSRP.
That's how you buy. Instead of whining about the price like some people.
@@andyleo8418 Yeah and there are deals to be had on the Tundras at the moment... Even the brand new 25s. Most dealers have disproportionate amount of Tundras on their lots that they need to move.
Spoke with 4-5 dealers in my area and made them compete for my business. Best deal got the deal.
You can never go wrong w/ wind-chill-pearl in any trim…esp Platinum👍🏻👍🏻
OUTSTANDING!!!! Where did you purchase??
@@MrBrojuscookin Over here in Oregon.
Happy new year. Looking forward to more in 2025.
Limited trd OR in Tera is probably my favorite tundra at the moment. It’s a beauty
Happy New Year Tundra Dude!
Happy new year l hope l get the tundra in the new year love this truck
What’s a $57,000 lease gonna run a month?
End of year and end of month. Best time to negotiate the price.
Beautiful looking truck for me the tundra is the best looking truck thanks for sharing your video take care bye from milton Ontario Canada 🇨🇦
Happy New year looking forward to 2025
I bought a 2022 2 wheel drive Limited Tundra, the sticker price was 51,801.00, I did buy all of the extended warrant's, that brought my total to a little over 63,500.00, the new trucks are all overprice,(that's all dealer), my truck milage is at 16,162.00 and here I am still waiting on my engine replacement.
That Lunar Rock Platinum TRD of road is BEAUTIFUL & my favorite but I want the I Force!!!
They could sell them at 100K and ppl will still buy them.
Happy New Year Tundra dude to you and your family
Happy New Year!
Maybe you can consider including the new FJ40 to your channel. Another classic.
Bring on the deals! 🍻
That Lunar Rock platinum offroad is by far my favorite.
But they are $15k overpriced!
It is priced along lines commensurate with the competition.
@jonathanratliff4780 agreed but they are all way up on price.
I know I have gotten that much money in my paycheck at the % these truck prices have went up!
@ it’s because they’re not the same truck. Much more tech in the area this was important to me and my wife and for our children is safety. For example the tundra went from the worst crash safety rating truck to the very best now out there check out national Highway traffic safety administration or the insurance institute any of these fact checking‘s will show that. I feel they’re a better value than they used to be.
@jonathanratliff4780
You might want to check the safety ratings of the 2017 - 2021 Tundra much higher than the new gen Tundra.
Crash testing way better.
I'm guessing you may be referring to the tech. But no way you justify 30% price increase for the tech...
@ Tell me your source of the crash safety ratings I am looking at the IIHS website for 2021 tundra which is the last year the previous design giving marginal to poor impact safety ratings and similar for headlights. Now look at it for the 2023. What is your source. National highway safety traffic of us ration did give the previous gen four stars and three stars on rollover new generation has five stars across-the-board. Kirk House address this in a previous video on tundra crash safety ratings as well being so superior in the best of full-size trucks in the new generation. Have a great day
Paid 26,995 for my 2013 Tundra brand new. 4 door, 6.5’ bed. Tundra grade. Sticker was 33,205. I’m driving it until the wheels fall off. The price of new vehicles is sickening.
Would have to pay me to take it.
Wonder what was the best Sale Deal for 24’ Models?
Steups boy…
De hylux is de bes!
Really wanted the TRD platinum and was nowhere to be found in my area at the time October 2024 and ended up with platinum. Still love it, but would have liked to have the extra features.
Congratulations to Toyota for selling so many Tundras In 2024! Nearly broke the 2007 Sales record and passed the Ram for market share. 145,000 sold in 2024!
Thats not including the December number yet!
It’s weird how the outdoor cloud cover can change how the trucks look. The lunar looks almost white in the video.
High demand LOL. You wish.
I noticed for the Limited there is a package called "PVM+BSM Outside Mirrors", for $0, and there is also a "Limited PVM Package" for $950. What is the difference with regard to the PVM portion of the first package mentioned?
$47000 Grand for a base Nahh!
I refuse to pay $75k for a pickup truck , keeping my 2008 tundra with no ....leather wrap steering wheel and no.....heated seats, but more reliable and no....$1,000 truck note....no thanks ; it's a pickup truck !!! Jack 😂😂😂
Gotta save the money for the Corvettes! 😁
If the new tundra was v8 with no turbo with the same reliability as 2 gen , I would definitely purchase one ; but let's be honest.....these new tundra's won't have one million miles in 10-15 years like 2nd gen tundra!!!!!
How does detuning the engine make it cost less?
LOL There’s nothing there to make this High Demand. Put the prices back to the $30s - $40s again and then see the high demand.
Can’t wait for the next gen all electric Tundra
not going to happen unless Subaru builds it for them The all EV IS over
Toyota is getting pricy😂
I really like the new tacomas, The look is really nice. Only problem is now they're making them in Mexico, quality control is not as good as here. Toyota really needs to think of the quality of the way it used to be.
I saw one today just like it. Definitely not my cup of tea
i wanted to buy a toyota tundra V8 but they are making them V6. I gease i am going to have to wait intil the start making V8 again, if the don't i gace i will have to buy a different brand.
Nobody wants that Truck. Nice Click bait Title though.............
I bet you could throw a football clear over those mountains
special does it have a better engine? Two 25 s have been rumored to blow 24 have blown in this country terrible design lets hope for a complete re do
I just dont like the number of bad reports on these small, high perf engines & transmissions. You're asking ALOT of these tiny engines, which is why reliability suffers. There is a reason that the racing industry does a complete teardown & rebuild after each run. 🤷♂️. I mean, you're not obtaining THAT level of performance on these drivetrains, but the point is the same. I have a 2017 Tundra Platinum CrewMax 5.7L with 57,000mi to keep me happy for quite awhile. Also have a 2005 Tacoma Double Cab TRD Sport 4.0L with 410,000mi on it (without any major drivetrain repairs). Still going strong as my daily driver. THOSE are the kinds of numbers that we want to see our Toyota truck obtain!
At least spending $50k, $60k, $70k on a new Toyota truck, while still painful, isn't NEARLY as bad if you can reasonably expect to get 400,000 - 500,000 miles out of it, should you choose to do so.
These new little high-revers are gonna be LUCKY to make it to 100,000 before they're TOAST. 🤷♂️🤦
Junk. Traded my 2024 hybrid TRD limited Tundra. Owned it for 10 months. Toyota says the wind coming through the doors and windows is a "characteristic of the vehicle." Hybrids are not part of the recall, and no extended warranty offered to cover those engines. I traded for an F-350. Couldn't be happier.
All these big flat front ends on new trucks are SO ugly. Brick aerodynamics.
I was “this close” to coppin a tundra. But at $65k I figured hell, might as well have another house and went 5.3l V8 and got $14k off msrp. They wanna sell trucks BAAD!
Thank you for your service to our country 🙏🏼🇺🇸
@ thanks Sir!
Prices are to high and need v8 no turbo junk love the tundra I have and want to upgrade but not to the new one no way sorry Toyota really messed up there truck line imo until they go back to what was reliable and really awesome I’ll have to pass keep my 2019 tundra still running great
The tundra limited in my opinion has the best exterior design with just the color of the truck and black accents. The design/pattern on the limited seats are hideous. If they did a solid color seat I’d be all over it.
Agreed. I just got a platinum and will be swapping out the dark chrome grille surround for a color matched one. Color matched looks much better
In high demand 🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣That’s funny
At that price id buy the Pro
Ummm engines that freeze, sketchy transmissions and crazy prices. Sorry dude, Tundras suck right now. Very much a bummer. But the facts.
I still receive compliments on my Army Green 21 Tundra. The one with no engine recalls and the last Tundra with V8 power and the last Tundra with real hydraulic-assist mechanical steering giving the driver direct feedback from the road. But hey I understand some folks like the electric-motor steering that will yank the wheel, overriding the driver input, during its lane centering feature; if the AI thinks the driver is unsafe. Betcha next gen Tundra will have a Johnny Cab robot in the drivers seat because Toyota AI determines that humans are both unsafe and fuel wasteful drivers. V happy I don't have to drool over a new lesser trim Tundra for beaucoup bucks more money than my Limited. $475 for a white paint job OMG. Naw, Toyota put me out of the Tundra market in 2022 and just this year with the 6th Gen 2025 4Runner Market moving down from a V6 to a blown 4 banger. Happy with my Forever Tundra and 2024 4Runner (also with real hydraulic-assist mechanical steering, but that also ended with the 2024 production.)
Can wait to get rid of my 23 tundra. Another 6 months or so and I’ll trade it in for something else
I don't know man...i have a 24 SR5 OR.. not that impressed. It's looking like it will be returned at the end of the lease
Not today
Overprized…under engineered….problematic…numerous Flaws..Hey Toyota welcome to the TRUMP future
what we want is a v 8 with a 10 speed and a 350 rear end…NO turbo crap..
And stop cutting corners and getting cheap Ihad to spend $1000 on a trans. Cooler on my 21 Tundra and install a trans cooler because they got cheap and deleted same
the 6 cylinder turbo Tundra…that you are hyping are just lemons on wheels
the dealerships in my area are overwhelmed with this UNSOD garbage truck
I'm hoping Toyota fixes their engine issues.
It happened a replacement with a brand new long block. They got a problem and they fix it. Go back in time with our big three when they had a problem it would fix it that lawyer up and fight you for it.
All the dealer near me has more than 25 Tundra sitting collect dust ever $10k off from msrp still no one buy it, most of these truck are off-road models.
What dealerships?
Barebones for $50k? GTFO
Your 2025 goal is to get a squeegee
Hahaha! I have one! When i got home, i put it in the truck. It will be there from now on
Lol
and for all that $$$$ you have to pay for a subscription service to get remote start?????? is that a Toyota thing still?
Yup! I believe its free for a year on the app, after that you can still do it through a key sequence
@@TundraDude34 there is no way i would ever spend $50-60-70-80 grand on a truck and then have to pay monthly for remote start. how in the world do people put up with that
Is this guy endorsed by Toyota? Too many issues with this truck to purchase
No sir, just an enthusiast. There is plenty good about the truck as well. I’m not the only one who likes it, 2024 is the 2nd best sales year for the Toyota Tundra all time. Bugs to work out, for sure. But what manufacturer doesn’t have them these days. Based on reputation, who do you trust the most to get it where it needs to be?
Junk. I’ll stay with the v8😂😂😂
These trucks are so far behind the ford F150 and gmc sierras I own a 2010 tundra crew max 113,000 miles runs like a champion
My next truck gonna be a v8 coyote f-150
Unless Toyota changes the look of their truck from Star Wars star trooper 6 cylinders and offers v8 !!! Every time my son sees new tundra from the from he screams STAR TROOPER DAD !!!!! I have to admit from the front looks just like a star trooper mask 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Toyota has lost it !!!!!
Hey if you have the money to piss away on Shiney over priced garbage good for you I guess.
Still to much money
Ridiculously overpriced
These trucks are still way overpriced they need drop the prices like $5000 + give us an option for the V8 and bring back the reliability and quality control of the gen 2 Tundra there has been many gen 2 reaching a million miles and many more with 100,000+ miles trouble free I wouldn’t be surprised if they start making the tundra in Mexico just like the Tacoma
Tundra will remain in San Antonio 👍🏼
All turbo junk ! Do not waste your money.