I just bought a 21 Tacoma Trd OR. I can’t wait until they redo the Tacoma. I hope for a 4cyl.Turbo/Hybrid, coil rear springs & 10 speed auto like the Tundra, and finally 4 wheel disc drakes. 👍🏻
@@herewegoagain7403 if anything I’d hope they would drop a 4.7 in it but toyas I’d doing what Honda is. Downsizing and slapping a turbo on it. Reliable after 150k is out the window
@@suppaman12 i've seen unreliable v8s. nothing is indestructible lmao. btw toyota has been in the hybrid game longer than anyone else, hypercars, etc pretty sure they know a thing or two. Reliability is their bred and butter
Hey, when you get done with half ton trucks, there’s this thing called the heavy duty truck market. Utility companies won’t buy Tundras if there’s no heavy duty lineup to pull backhoes and trackhoes.
Foreign companies boomed when the oil prices sky rocketed in the u.s They know to keep their engines small with high horse power, it’s a more stable market.
I have a 2018 Tundra and love it. I like the new Tundra but not enough to replace my 2018. But one thing that will keep me from buying the new Tundra in the future is the absence of tow hooks. Who in their right mind would not put tow hooks on a truck especially the off road versions. I have personally had to use the tow hooks on my truck a couple of times. Hopefully the change this by the time I go to replace my 2018.
Don’t worry about it not having a v8, Toyota tuned this twin turbo v6 sounds very close to the v8, u wouldn’t tell the difference and the mpg would make u not miss the v8 at all. As for electronics I’m not so sure…
Oh wow, they actually put a locker on it. My issue is the reliability of the turbo charged engine. I thought those didn't last nearly as long as a natural aspirated engine.
Most definetly. There's no way this turbo charged V6 engine will hit those high mileage numbers. I worked at a body shop and we had Tundra with that IForce 5.7 V8. When I left that shop it had around 280K miles. Years later I would still see that truck around the town.....probaly still runs like a champ....
@@A1621994S I'm not sure just how similar is that 3.5 Ecoboost from GT with one that Ford uses in their trucks. I know that it's based on the same engine that they put in Raptor, and so far that engine had it's share of issues. It has been on the unreliable side. Also I'm pretty sure thaf GT internal components are forged so they can withhold all that power. You are comparing apples and oranges. In other words you are comparing high performance engine to every day working mule engine. While smaller displacements turbocharged engines in trucks can be reliable, they can't be as reliable as those old Tundra V8 engines. Like I said, those engines can run 200-300K miles without any major issues.....if any.
This used to be bulletproof proof vehicle in the past, but nowadays they are just a nameplate used for a vehicle that uses same amount of computers and sensors like a spacecraft. This will become junk after few years. Old is gold. What was Toyota thinking with twin turbos? Don’t you remember what happened to Mercedes twin turbos? They became junk after 5 years
Now to see if it’s: 1. Affordable 2. Available Not looking to be in a bidding war for a truck we’ve waited years for. Tired of hearing about $15-20k OVER MSRP. Buying a truck like this shouldn’t be compared to buying a house in SFO or Seattle or buying a graphics card. Was really hoping we’d see a Crewmax Cab with 6.5’ bed in the TRD Pro, but it doesn’t look like that is reality.
It's going to take some time to see if all these new engines hold up. My guess is that all these new engines in all the truck manufacturers won't last 10 years/300k. It would of been nice to see a non- turbocharged version of this V6 to help with mpg and durability.
The Cadillac of pickups has been incredible for years but this new 2022, more power & efficiency & to top that, i-force hybrid. With its advanced suspension, other features I've not heard from other trucks, it's sure to be the difference that keeps it a contender for everyone. I would love to have one.
@@DafuckyallLookingAt yeah probably so because driving with a cdl class A for 7 yrs hasn't taught me anything. Also just look up transmission troubles in tacomas. I actually use a truck dont use it to get groceries in.
A HUGE miss by Toyota in my opinion. Bulky profiles, sharp angles which should be rounded, mismatched geometry in places, a hideously overdone rear end, AND no V-8!! I was REALLY looking forward to this redesign. 😭😢😮
Is there any right hand drive electric steering rack model which can use to replace this Toyota Tundra 2022 electric rack ? I want to convert my Left hand drive 2022 tundra to right hand drive. Please i am waiting for your answer
The all not so new GMC Tundra powered by a Ford Ecoboost is underwhelming all around. What exactly is "Game Changing"??? We all heard that fake news from Toyota over a year ago. 😳
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I was so excited about the new tundra until I learned there would be no v8. that ruined it for me. I own a tundra right now and the v8 and legendary Toyota reliability is what sold me on them for years. now you have neither. I don't care what you say, a boosted v6 will never be as reliable as a naturally aspirated v8. I dont even care that it gets worse gas millage. and you can't beat the sound of a v8. I guess the 2021 is the las tundra I will ever buy :( its really a shame because the 2022 is so beautiful.
They consider the "2nd and 3rd" gen just 2nd gen or "2nd and 2.5th gen" since it basically only received a re-styling in 2013 So I guess technically, this is a 3rd gen . . . but I consider it a 4th gen lol
That’s very true 1st gen 1999- 2005, 2nd gen 2006 -2013, 3rd gen 2014-2021 and now this forth gen 2022 all there’s generations have the same engine but except the first gen but the body was changed and the interiors were all different so I’m sticking with it being in its fourth generation. They waited so long the took 2 generations and mashed them together lol
First gen is 99 to 2006, second gen is 2007 to 2021, third gen is 2022. Restyling isn't a rebuilt truck. New motors, frames and styling together usually depict generation changes.
My dream tundra would be if Toyota just went to cummins and that Nissan Titan engine ask them to bore that 5.0 liter cummins engine out to 5.7 liter bring the hp up to 500 and the tq to 1000lbs and drop a custom Eaton fuller 7 speed manual transmission in the truck with a 8ft bend crew max and 21 in Alcoa’s like on the 2007 sema show model and dually sat the real omggggggg that would be my ultimate tundra truck
@@DafuckyallLookingAt umm I believe it would so does the super duty trucks in the segment and the ram trucks in the segment and they all outsell the tundra. And you know who would purchase a bunch of them companies and their fleets. Especially allowing the capability to have the trucks up fitted. Toyota sold the land cruiser in the US and that was 90k and barely a small number of people bought them but super duty trucks sells way more than that so Toyota has a market to merge into. The Lexus LFA was 400k and all of those vehicles were sold out.
Get with the times, get your head out of the cave.... V6tt is a game changer... It was and is the success of the F150... Ecoboosts outsell the Coyotes 9 times out of 10..... In reality the 3.5 EB is far more capable than the V8... I know because I have a 2015 5.0, 2018 3.5EB and 2020 3.5EB.... None of my ecoboosts have had any issues and they run hard daily... Great Decision on Toyota... My next truck is a Tundra with the hybrid option...
6:50 “Toyota’s beautiful new audio multimedia system” ….it’s literally in grayscale with no graphics. Ram blows this multimedia system out of the water.
toyota japan taxi design perfect. It feels like a Rolls Royce. Rather, make a Japanese taxi with an SUV and sell it. Japan Taxi looks really pretty. Iove toyota. Make sure to sell the Toyota Century. It looks like the best design.
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No V8. No tow hooks. Bumpers are integrated into body panels. Bumping something minor will cause major damage. It’s no longer a work truck. Purely grocery getter. Or for the sand. I will keep my 2015 5.7.
@@DafuckyallLookingAt For starters, I could throw on a Magnuson. If I need those numbers. And I would keep that awesome V8 sound. Not impressed with those new engines.
Everyone complaining about the V8 engine being a dinosaur, asking for it to be updated for years. Finally gets updated, “why did Toyota take away our reliable V8!”
It’s really funny that Toyota is getting rid of their V8 in their pickups Ford has been doing that since 2015 Yes the F150 does have the 5.0 but it’s the chances are remote that it’ll be here in 2030 Higher end F-150s like the raptor ARE ONLY AVAILABLE WITH TURBO 6s So yeah Toyota owners welcome to the No V8 club
This used to be bulletproof proof vehicle in the past, but nowadays they are just a nameplate used for a vehicle that uses same amount of computers and sensors like a spacecraft. This will become junk after few years. Old is gold. What was Toyota thinking with twin turbos? Don’t you remember what happened to Mercedes twin turbos? They became junk after 5 years
Twin turbo, 10 speed auto. Toyota just created a reliable f-150.
F-150 drive train with GM body styling. Trying to appeal to the US market? 😉😁
🤣
A better F-150
@@AngusNB this truck is more American than all of the other American brands
@@drakeanton2000 fax I work at a Chevy dealership and most oem parts are from Mexico or China
Love how everyone on here is more expert than the Toyota engineers who built and tested this truck. 😂
Hahahaha oh David, we are a Muricans of course we all know better. I mean why else would we finance 70k truck at 4.99% interest for 84 months.
@@Ryandoesdifferentthings To flex on your neighbors ofc.
I just bought a 21 Tacoma Trd OR. I can’t wait until they redo the Tacoma. I hope for a 4cyl.Turbo/Hybrid, coil rear springs & 10 speed auto like the Tundra, and finally 4 wheel disc drakes. 👍🏻
You hope for a turbo 4 cylinder ??🤦🏻♂️
Pass. They should just change the engine
@@suppaman12 you'd be surprised how powerful 4 bangers can be. easier to work on too
@@herewegoagain7403 if anything I’d hope they would drop a 4.7 in it but toyas I’d doing what Honda is. Downsizing and slapping a turbo on it. Reliable after 150k is out the window
@@suppaman12 i've seen unreliable v8s. nothing is indestructible lmao. btw toyota has been in the hybrid game longer than anyone else, hypercars, etc pretty sure they know a thing or two. Reliability is their bred and butter
Hey, when you get done with half ton trucks, there’s this thing called the heavy duty truck market. Utility companies won’t buy Tundras if there’s no heavy duty lineup to pull backhoes and trackhoes.
Foreign companies boomed when the oil prices sky rocketed in the u.s
They know to keep their engines small with high horse power, it’s a more stable market.
no backhoes or trackhoes, but sure look like it will pull some other type of hoes!
I have a 2018 Tundra and love it. I like the new Tundra but not enough to replace my 2018. But one thing that will keep me from buying the new Tundra in the future is the absence of tow hooks. Who in their right mind would not put tow hooks on a truck especially the off road versions. I have personally had to use the tow hooks on my truck a couple of times. Hopefully the change this by the time I go to replace my 2018.
Upping their game?, nah toyota just elevated to a whole new level
🙌🏼
And this is the end of the truck era. I miss the simple v8s without all the endless electronics and failures.
Ford f150 and Titan still have a simple V8
Don’t worry about it not having a v8, Toyota tuned this twin turbo v6 sounds very close to the v8, u wouldn’t tell the difference and the mpg would make u not miss the v8 at all. As for electronics I’m not so sure…
Get with the times and move on... Stop living in a cave
@@SantanKGhey1234 😂😂😂
@@joe20002 you're laughing because you cant afford one...lol
Never have been a big fan of Toyota trucks but this new Tundra is changing My mind
We're so glad to hear you're loving the all Tundra, Ben! What are you liking most about it?
The Twin Turbo V-6 is and the way it looks are 2 reasons
We're so happy to hear this! Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us!
Man I was hoping for a diesel
Toyota Tundra fans would love to have the Tundra packed with the 5.7 V8 combined with the 10 speed transmission.
Oh wow, they actually put a locker on it. My issue is the reliability of the turbo charged engine. I thought those didn't last nearly as long as a natural aspirated engine.
It's a Toyota, not an Ecoboost which needs the Turbos replaced at 100,000 miles. Don't worry.
Looks Terrible. This Toyota wins the AWARD FOR THE MOST TERRIBLE LOOKING CAR OF 2021. Somebody needs to G check Toyota for their designers. G
@@Passportbros8 Then stop looking at it
Nah, it's a toyota... Probably will last 500k+ miles without replacing turbos
Turbos spinning at 100,000 + rpm will self destruct and won’t last 500,000 miles. Don’t kid yourselves.
I didn’t like the other tundras looks but this ones changing my mind🤔if only there was a Diesel engine version of this tundra
If only they found a way to improve on the invincible 5.7 iforce they’ve used. Can’t beat a v8.
Toyota doesn’t make any diesels for the Us market
@@CalebBoender sadly. If only it came in a diesel
They should have kept the V8 as well. Not sure weather the new V6 will be as bulletproof as the old V8.
Most definetly. There's no way this turbo charged V6 engine will hit those high mileage numbers. I worked at a body shop and we had Tundra with that IForce 5.7 V8. When I left that shop it had around 280K miles. Years later I would still see that truck around the town.....probaly still runs like a champ....
I had the same question about Ford GT
@@A1621994S I'm not sure just how similar is that 3.5 Ecoboost from GT with one that Ford uses in their trucks. I know that it's based on the same engine that they put in Raptor, and so far that engine had it's share of issues. It has been on the unreliable side. Also I'm pretty sure thaf GT internal components are forged so they can withhold all that power. You are comparing apples and oranges. In other words you are comparing high performance engine to every day working mule engine. While smaller displacements turbocharged engines in trucks can be reliable, they can't be as reliable as those old Tundra V8 engines. Like I said, those engines can run 200-300K miles without any major issues.....if any.
Everyone called it a gas eating dinosaur... now people want the old dinosaur back? They were extinct for a reason!
I would not trust towing with a twin turbo v6 vs the v8
Wonder how the sr5 plastic front grill is going to look in 4-5 year when it fades.
Thank you Toyota, going with 6.7 Cummins HO
once again, Kiichiro Toyoda must be proud of himself
Would so love one of these in the future
We can't wait for you to be behind the wheel, Rheyad! We have a feeling you're going to love it! 😎
This used to be bulletproof proof vehicle in the past, but nowadays they are just a nameplate used for a vehicle that uses same amount of computers and sensors like a spacecraft. This will become junk after few years. Old is gold. What was Toyota thinking with twin turbos? Don’t you remember what happened to Mercedes twin turbos? They became junk after 5 years
Now to see if it’s:
1. Affordable
2. Available
Not looking to be in a bidding war for a truck we’ve waited years for. Tired of hearing about $15-20k OVER MSRP. Buying a truck like this shouldn’t be compared to buying a house in SFO or Seattle or buying a graphics card. Was really hoping we’d see a Crewmax Cab with 6.5’ bed in the TRD Pro, but it doesn’t look like that is reality.
Let the hype die down
The ZR2 Silverado will have both bed sizes
It's going to take some time to see if all these new engines hold up. My guess is that all these new engines in all the truck manufacturers won't last 10 years/300k. It would of been nice to see a non- turbocharged version of this V6 to help with mpg and durability.
I agree.
Durability? bRuH iTs a tOYoTa
The Cadillac of pickups has been incredible for years but this new 2022, more power & efficiency & to top that, i-force hybrid. With its advanced suspension, other features I've not heard from other trucks, it's sure to be the difference that keeps it a contender for everyone. I would love to have one.
Nice, now give us an V8 version !!!
Well I hope they truly pull 12k. They also said their tacoma pulled 7000k but I assure you my 17 tacoma couldn't pull 3000.
The V6 can pull 7k, you have the 4 cyl.....
@@bluesky-ud9wg no it was a v6 4 door Manuel worst pulling truck ive had. I pulled my trailer with a 4cy 22r4 the 17 tacoma wouldn't.
@@mattd8411 Sounds like user error
@@DafuckyallLookingAt yeah probably so because driving with a cdl class A for 7 yrs hasn't taught me anything. Also just look up transmission troubles in tacomas. I actually use a truck dont use it to get groceries in.
Toyota is more USA than many USA brands
Hate trucks but this looks great!
We appreciate it, Olle! 🥺🙌🏼
Might trade in the 4R for this thing. That Pro trim is 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Can't imagine the markup though...same with the 4runner.
@@jacobarmstrong9173 for reals. Current Lunar Rock and Lime Rush 4R pro are getting $15-20k mark up and it’s still selling. 😅😅😅😅
@@tigerbiterhater currently in LV it's $10-15k and Utah is around $20-25k
Let's get some pricing and MPG specs.
Probably gonna be 60k with the options I want
I'm guessing an SR5 will run 65k and the mpgs will be 21-23 mpg.
Price is probably gonna be around 50k-80k. MPG Id have to guess probably around 22-25 for the non hybrid.
80K start 20mpg
Looks Terrible. This Toyota wins the AWARD FOR THE MOST TERRIBLE LOOKING CAR OF 2021. Somebody needs to G check Toyota for their designers. G
A HUGE miss by Toyota in my opinion. Bulky profiles, sharp angles which should be rounded, mismatched geometry in places, a hideously overdone rear end, AND no V-8!! I was REALLY looking forward to this redesign. 😭😢😮
Mind Blowing Urgly
Amazing! loved the towing system!
Gonna be honest this is a huge step up from the previous tundras
We appreciate the kind feedback, Alex! 😊
I hope the trd pro head liner is blacked out!
A diesel hybrid would help with towing and fuel economy. If they did that it would be a truck owners dream
Is there any right hand drive electric steering rack model which can use to replace this Toyota Tundra 2022 electric rack ? I want to convert my Left hand drive 2022 tundra to right hand drive. Please i am waiting for your answer
The all not so new GMC Tundra powered by a Ford Ecoboost is underwhelming all around. What exactly is "Game Changing"??? We all heard that fake news from Toyota over a year ago. 😳
Love how they said "better fuel economy estimates." This puppy gets 6mpg while towing.
😂😂😂😂 grills are getting ridiculous
Looks like a giant tacoma
Does it have a video camera for the rear view mirror, like my highlander?
Hello Lawrence! Depending on trim level, the '22 Tundra can be equipped with a digital display auto-dimming rearview mirror. We welcome you to check out our site: www.toyota.com/tundra/ to explore further. Thank you for your inquiry. ^BP
Should have kept the v8
So no v8. Not interested anymore
Needs more grille... ...you can still see the headlights.
Nice car! It wonderful car.
My next Toyota!
We like the sound of that! We can't wait to see you behind the wheel of the new Tundra. 😍
@@toyotausa sorry chances are low he will get one unless you pay 10-20k over MSRP. Dealers are robbing the public.
@@toyotausa I recommend offering a no hybrid v8 as well as the hybridized v6. Otherwise, people like me will just move to ram and ford.
Wow, what a disappointment. No V8? Yeah, never getting a new Tundra.
This body style is way better than 2nd gen
How does the hybrid have more horsepower?
I was so excited about the new tundra until I learned there would be no v8. that ruined it for me. I own a tundra right now and the v8 and legendary Toyota reliability is what sold me on them for years. now you have neither. I don't care what you say, a boosted v6 will never be as reliable as a naturally aspirated v8. I dont even care that it gets worse gas millage. and you can't beat the sound of a v8. I guess the 2021 is the las tundra I will ever buy :( its really a shame because the 2022 is so beautiful.
I love the truck, I was hoping for a code system like Ford has to be able to unlock the truck without a keyfob
That’s so old school
@@DafuckyallLookingAt I'm just old school and always seem to lock myself out of my house 😅😅, and used to put a backup in my ford
They have them, check the internet, its an aftermarket part
@@DafuckyallLookingAt it may be but it works well and always to enter and lock the vehicle without your key. I use it everyday.
The guy speaking barely was alive when the first gen Tundra was built.
Not a big fan of the exterior of this truck. The inside looks a lot nicer but I can’t get over that exterior design.
What has changed from the initial upload days ago?
I’m still confused on how this isn’t the 4th gen
They consider the "2nd and 3rd" gen just 2nd gen or "2nd and 2.5th gen" since it basically only received a re-styling in 2013
So I guess technically, this is a 3rd gen . . . but I consider it a 4th gen lol
The current iteration of Tundra was technically introduced when George Bush Jr was still president.
That’s very true 1st gen 1999- 2005, 2nd gen 2006 -2013, 3rd gen 2014-2021 and now this forth gen 2022 all there’s generations have the same engine but except the first gen but the body was changed and the interiors were all different so I’m sticking with it being in its fourth generation. They waited so long the took 2 generations and mashed them together lol
The version that came out starting with the 2014 model just had mainly cosmetic changes, at least when it comes to the 5.7L.
First gen is 99 to 2006, second gen is 2007 to 2021, third gen is 2022. Restyling isn't a rebuilt truck. New motors, frames and styling together usually depict generation changes.
My dream tundra would be if Toyota just went to cummins and that Nissan Titan engine ask them to bore that 5.0 liter cummins engine out to 5.7 liter bring the hp up to 500 and the tq to 1000lbs and drop a custom Eaton fuller 7 speed manual transmission in the truck with a 8ft bend crew max and 21 in Alcoa’s like on the 2007 sema show model and dually sat the real omggggggg that would be my ultimate tundra truck
That truck would cost 6 figures 😂
@@DafuckyallLookingAt umm I believe it would so does the super duty trucks in the segment and the ram trucks in the segment and they all outsell the tundra. And you know who would purchase a bunch of them companies and their fleets. Especially allowing the capability to have the trucks up fitted. Toyota sold the land cruiser in the US and that was 90k and barely a small number of people bought them but super duty trucks sells way more than that so Toyota has a market to merge into. The Lexus LFA was 400k and all of those vehicles were sold out.
I wish this truck had a full time 4wd system. Part time 4wd is unacceptable in 2021 unless the price is discounted.
Having 4wd always on makes it very hard to drive in summer on pavement.
Very nice love the pro model l want to trade in my 2017 Ram Laramie.
What is the rear Differential axle ratio ?
Not a fan of the powertrains or the looks
Who builds the AVS suspension??
Out of my price range
I bought a new 4X4 2011 back in 2011. Not impress with its towing capability at all. Struggles bad on up hills. Wish they also make it in 2500 series.
Where are the double cab models?
I have a 2000 SR5 4X4
Disclaimer don’t drive through a forest fire or pull a spaceship
FINALLY CRAWL CONTROLL AND REAR DIFF LOCK 🔐 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Those tires are so small
set the bar? it doesnt have class leading power, and towing
It has class leading power if you take the Trx out right?
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Bring back the V8!!! This V6 is not a "game changer" , let's get real here.
Get with the times, get your head out of the cave.... V6tt is a game changer... It was and is the success of the F150... Ecoboosts outsell the Coyotes 9 times out of 10..... In reality the 3.5 EB is far more capable than the V8... I know because I have a 2015 5.0, 2018 3.5EB and 2020 3.5EB.... None of my ecoboosts have had any issues and they run hard daily... Great Decision on Toyota... My next truck is a Tundra with the hybrid option...
Nobody cares about all this window dressing, WHATS THE MPG? How big is the fuel tank?
2nd gen, 3rd gen owner.
26 gal tank with 12 mpg is a non starter
32 gallon tank
6:50 “Toyota’s beautiful new audio multimedia system”
….it’s literally in grayscale with no graphics. Ram blows this multimedia system out of the water.
As the Rams breaks, lol. It's a Dodge after all.
TRD Pro is mine
So sick
Thanks, Car Dude! 😎
toyota japan taxi design perfect. It feels like a Rolls Royce. Rather, make a Japanese taxi with an SUV and sell it. Japan Taxi looks really pretty.
Iove toyota.
Make sure to sell the Toyota Century. It looks like the best design.
One day. Soon
But does it have a 6ft bed?
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Very Beautiful Looking Pickup Truck😍❤️💕🛻💨!!!
The Tundra love is real, Captain Javy! 🙌
Nice grill 🤡👍
Should show the truck looks like at night with all the new lcd lights on.
prob have the 4.7L V8 as a option still
Nope they said there won’t be a V8… people we complaining about the ancient V8
No v8 option??
Thank you for your question, Toto! The base engine for the new 2022 Tundra is a six-cylinder, intercooled twin-turbo V6.
Wait, no v8. I’ll just get a ford or dodge, they don’t look like a big ac unit.
Mpg, fuel economy that’s what Tundra needs instead of a 14 inch touchscreen, just saying
There’s a hybrid lol, get on the money
You don’t listen huh
@T-boe the first why not? The diesal f150 and silverados are getting 29mpg or better, tows more, and has great power. So try again
@T-boe the first exactly, get out of here, go get your mini cooper buddy
The new uglier Tundra. Glad I didn't wait another year.
If this is what truck buyers want, I've officially given up on people.
No mention of mpg.
Try that so you go faster than the ram trx or the rivean r1t I want you to get a reward to the fastest truck 🛻 ever made
My 04 has 300k miles and still runs like a scalded dog. Love the tundras, want a new one
No V8. No tow hooks. Bumpers are integrated into body panels. Bumping something minor will cause major damage. It’s no longer a work truck. Purely grocery getter. Or for the sand. I will keep my 2015 5.7.
Ok boomer
@@dimforest Not a boomer. I’m 48. Ask before you ASSume.
This truck makes 437 horses and and almost 600 pound ft of torque but V6 huh?
@@DafuckyallLookingAt For starters, I could throw on a Magnuson. If I need those numbers. And I would keep that awesome V8 sound. Not impressed with those new engines.
In terms of style and design, I would say it's really special over all the cars.
Yea I love the design
STOP IT WITH THE GRILLES ALREADY 🤢
I drive by Lexus dealer nearly everyday and they all look same no model the model
No V8? No thank you
Change is scary huh?
Toyota forgot to integrate "Ramboxes" on bed..... They could have called them Toy Boxes
😂
You know what! Toyota is the best vehicle manufacturing company in the world !for me! idk about you guys but give me Toyota anyday .....anytime
Toyota, lets bring back the Land cruiser!
They are, it's called the LX and TX
Nobody bought it why would they
They’re keeping the Lexus LX though
But you guys have Toyota Sequioa an SUV for the US market I think that why
The prado TX/TXL? 😂
Suv lc 300 💪💪
Everyone complaining about the V8 engine being a dinosaur, asking for it to be updated for years.
Finally gets updated, “why did Toyota take away our reliable V8!”
If toyota can't fix it.. It's gone. The spent 4 years trying to make it more eco without losing power!
It’s really funny that Toyota is getting rid of their V8 in their pickups
Ford has been doing that since 2015
Yes the F150 does have the 5.0 but it’s the chances are remote that it’ll be here in 2030
Higher end F-150s like the raptor ARE ONLY AVAILABLE WITH TURBO 6s
So yeah Toyota owners welcome to the No V8 club
I still want the army green tundra with the V8, I have 2nd gen taco for dd
@@mouaxiong8618 they could have added a 10 speed
This used to be bulletproof proof vehicle in the past, but nowadays they are just a nameplate used for a vehicle that uses same amount of computers and sensors like a spacecraft. This will become junk after few years. Old is gold. What was Toyota thinking with twin turbos? Don’t you remember what happened to Mercedes twin turbos? They became junk after 5 years
With all these unimaginable bells and whistles, I wonder what the future Lexus LX's will be dressed up with... only left to be imagined!
@@Word-Life I gonna go back to tu
Looks Terrible. This Toyota wins the AWARD FOR THE MOST TERRIBLE LOOKING CAR OF 2021. Somebody needs to G check Toyota for their designers. G
Looks Terrible. This Toyota wins the AWARD FOR THE MOST TERRIBLE LOOKING CAR OF 2021. Somebody needs to G check Toyota for their designers. G
@@Passportbros8 This is not a car it is a truck, and nobody buys a truck for its looks snowflake
@@Passportbros8 : I beg to differ.. Honda and GM does not even come close to latest Toyota's design language.
Will miss the V8, they should have left it as a option
Get ford v8
You have politicians to blame for that
Ima miss it too but I'm keeping my 2012 tundra
Honestly the exterior is hideous. The older generation looks much better. I’m gonna pass on this one.
They are making a huge mistake switching to a twin turbo V6, they should have just stuck with the 5.7 V8. let Ford and GM make the unreliable V6’s
The Ford ecoboosts are reliable. Any engine has it’s problems, and the ecoboost has come a long way from the first version of it.
I wish they would at least have kept the 5.7 as an option like the 5.0 in the ford
Looks Terrible. This Toyota wins the AWARD FOR THE MOST TERRIBLE LOOKING CAR OF 2021. Somebody needs to G check Toyota for their designers. V
It's a dinosaur. It has to be extinct!
My first question is MPG????
I'm guessing close to Fords 24 mpg overall for hybrid
I'm gonna say 25 combined
@@bantizzle79 id say its 30 mpg.. toyota has shown they can make anything fuel efficient
@@jxmar_ The Tundra hasn't been though.
@T-boe the first it makes more horsepower and more torque than the V8. Change is scary
Wish it was a diesel or 5.7 again