Crazy! Another 2007 Toyota Tundra Breaks the Million Mile Mark
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- It has happened again! Another 2007 Toyota Tundra has hit the Million Mile mark. We went to Louisiana to talk about this accomplishment with the pickup's owner Aaron Morvant and see first-hand how a million mile Tundra looks. Check out the written story on TheDrive.com: www.thedrive.c...
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Pickup Truck Plus SUV Talk I have 400k+on my 2007 tundra, hope I get another 400k+ out of her
I’m glad you did this service about the trucks that’s cool
Ansom Riding I hope my 2007 5.7 makes it to 1 million
That million miles doesn’t just mean you got a good truck, it means that the owner took the time and put forth the effort to keep it running. Scheduled maintenance with weekly and daily checks. Knowing your truck helps a lot.
John Waid
I have a 5.7 4X4 tundra and I’m hoping the same thing, currently I have 105,000 on it. Guess I need to flush my transmission now.
There's something about those Toyota engineers. The build quality is absolutely incredible on these trucks. Who cares about gadgets and an extra 2mpg. Tundra for life.
Really? The axles on the Tundra are notorious for a high rate of rear diff failures. The front diff is only marginally better. The number of 2nd/3rd gen Tundras with transmission issues is mediocre considering how few are made each year. The 3UR-FE powered Tundra gets 3 to 5 mpg worse than the most popular brands of full-size trucks. That's thousands of extra gallons of fuel simply because Toyota is too cheap to do anything to improve the fuel economy of the Tundra.
Are you familiar with a guy by the name of NoQDRTundra? He owned a 2nd gen Tundra and in the first 60k miles owning that brand new Tundra, he was in the dealership several times due to a major lack of quality, durability, and reliability. Anybody that has visited TundraTalk and looked at the kinds of issues that the typical 2nd or 3rd gen Tundra has would be *very* unimpressed with Tundra quality. Especially considering Ford, GM, and Ram sell several times more fullsize trucks than Toyota sells Tundras. People look at domestics in a negative light, but when you take into consideration that those manufacturers sell several times more trucks, the issue rate with those trucks is right in line with what Toyota Tundra owners will experience. Toyota quality these days is very overrated. Look no further than the 3rd gen Tacoma, Consumer Reports "least reliable midsize truck" for 3 years in a row.
@@hochhaul rear diff failures??? not a thing in toyota land my friend. transmission issues, def not a thing ! where do you get your info, lol. i'm on tundra talk all the time so don't go there.
@@hochhaul rear diff and tranny problems? On a toyota pickup? You're on crack.
hochhaul You’re sounding like a liar.
@@mkaestn better than buying 3 more trucks...
Craigslist ad:
1,000,000 mile Toyota Tundra. Yeah it’s a lot of miles but you know Toyota these engines are just getting warmed up! 15,000 firm
"No tire kickers"
"Don't waste your time or mine"
"I know what I have"
Serious buyer only
No low baller
@@elshowdelpape4445 "garage kept"
Oil changed Every 600 miles!!
"No scammers"
Great video! I have 880k on my 08 tundra, will hit 1 mil end of 2020
4.7 or 5.7??
james kistner - 4.7 L 2UZ-FE
I messed up and got a 5.7 :(
honiballist - 5.7 is a good motor too, it will still outlast any ford, Chevy, etc
@@300zx-sfy8 Is it Diesel?
So basically he does an oil change every other week.
What does he mean if "I had transmission flushed"?
@@ok__6441 he changed the fluid in the transmission; took all the old junk out and put fresh stuff in
@@ok__6441 If he had done a transmission flush he might not have had to replace the transmission at 792,000 miles
@Kyle Magnuson do you work at a lube shop or do you actually believe that when they are trying to upsell you on more services than your oil change? Engine flushes are not a good idea, Not a single car manufacturer out there recommends doing an engine flush, especially on older vehicles.
@Kyle Magnuson you never want to flush a transmission though if you weren't flushing it on a regular basis according to the booklet in mileage because you will ruin it you will ruin that transmissionif you already have a ton of miles on the transmission and then wasn't getting flushed never flush it if you get to it in the first hundred thousand miles and keep on continuous do it then you'll be all right and even then it's kind of risky at a hundred thousand miles it really should be done it's according to whatever the booklet says.
My 1999 corolla has 761k miles! Hope I can make it
U go with that old pos
@@gingerelvira6587 the backseat has more miles than your bedroom
@@savagesock3598 hahaha yes!
@Aesthetic Medic you'd be surprised on how well the condition is LOL it only has a minor dent in the rear bumper from the Walmart Parking Lot folk
@@savagesock3598 Burned worse than King's Landing.
I have an '05 tundra with the same motor. Mine only has 213.000 mi. I'll run it till it quits. Turn over, give it CPR and run it some more. Awesome trucks.
My father has the 5.7 version of this... just short of 600K miles running a ranch in SW Colorado.
It’ll never quit
@@TheAlphapuck5280 Expensive to buy at the beginning. But in the long run it's a money saver.
If this truck made it to 1 million and beyond. Yours should last years and years
My sister has a early 2000sToyota 4runner with a v6 and it has 330K miles and runs like a champ.
2007 cadillac dts 134k....over 8k in repairs already.... Next time im gettin a tundra!
Yep, so sorry. My last truck was an 2009 F150 - 3 wheel barrings in the front wheels, pinion barring kit for the differential, starter, and a battery .. can't remember the other stuff. Before that, a Durango, transmission went out at 80k. I now own a 2018 Tundra SR with the 4.6 and love it.
I just bought a tundra 07 75k miles..after watching this, I'm glad I did!
Bob Gunner At least wheel bearings are cheap and easy.
if you know what's good for you sell that ASAP, it's only going to get worst
TOYOTA WAS ENGINEERED IN JAPAN AND WAS DESIGN TO LAST A LIFE TIME SIMPLY FROM GOOD MAINTENANCE
They really are the best truck ever made hands down
The sienna vans too
This means his k&n air filter's warranty expired.
Name Sir Name what’s not expired ?
Lol
Best comment.
DON'T USE K n' N, AIR FILTERS!! THEY WILL RUIN YOUR ENGINES. THEIR OIL FILTERS, THOUGH, ARE GOOD
LOL
I have one with 400,000 miles and still original alternator and water pump , transmission everything
hey just curious u ever touch your trans fluid?
Just changed water pump on mine at 335k - only major item to go out.
Eat you heart out baby. I have a 07 Toyota Tundra 5.7 with 257 thousand miles just broke in good. Thanks for sharing this video with us.
I’m a proud owner of a 2018 Toyota Tundra SR5 5.7 L TRD Off-road.
Moua’s Outdoors yes that's the one I want. I'm explaining to my wife that if we just have to go into another car payment it has to be a Toyota. I've been through Ford's like underwear. I love Ford's but I hate them at the same time. Every single Ford I've ever owed has had electrical Gremlins.
Moua’s Outdoors and you’re gay
Air Max Jealous huh? Tundra for life. This video clearly showed Toyota is the best in the world. Keep on whining with whatever you got. You can never go wrong with a Tundra. I’m gay because I’m happy with my Tundra. While you’re jealous out of ur mind.
Antonio Martin Go to a dealer n u will see it out there. It’s a good choice. If you want a front bench seat for an extra passenger, this is the only one that has it. Top trims don’t carry it. Overall, they run on same motor but different trims n price. But I still think the one I had is the best.
Air Max You sucks!
What I notice is that the older 4.7 are great engines. Any 5.7 engines Lasting a million miles?So transmission lasted 700,000 miles without a flush. That’s great.
Rockdaground Yes the 5.7 is incredible engine but the smaller v8 is vastly underrated. It’s sad people overlook these trucks because you will get your money’s worth with way less problems .
I haven't found one yet. When I do, I'll make a video for sure!
I haven't heard of any 5.7's lasting a million miles, not that they may not exist, but seems the 4.7's are the only ones that make it LOL. My 05 Tundra with the 4.7L V8 only has 146k on it so I've got a few miles to go yet HAHA!!!!
I see the 5.7 s with 300,000 miles often. That’s still a big difference from 1,000,000. Sequoia should be included because they have the same 5.7 engine and tranny. I also see those with over 200,000 miles very often.
William Sevier well if you pay attention all the 4.7s are 2007 the 5.7 came out I. 2010 I believe,give it time I’m sure they will be popping out soon
Damn and that’s the 4.7L I hope my 5.7L lasts 1mill. Mine has 160k miles and never had an issue.
it will my dad put 400k plus on the 4.7 and the 5.7
@Brian Anxieton corrupt and stupid mechanics.
@Brian Anxieton Some times this is due to the Rusting of the undercarriage. But I agree that people tend to dispose of vehicles far before their obsolescence.
I have an SR5 2007 tundra. 220,000 mi and have had electrical issues, tailgate issues
Chris Cooper what do you mean? That the Silverado is faster or that the Silverado is more dependable and long lasting than the tundra?
Tundra has proved to Toyota that we just want a reliable v8 pickup to do jobs that our daily lives or our jobs require. And they are built in San Antonio TX, very cool.
Mito Marquez exactly, people tried to bag on Tundra when it came out saying Japanese don’t know trucks yet here we are trial after successful trial with Tundras being made IN America BY Americans while Chevy and Ford has out of country plants.
@@TheGheseExperience Nice try. Fords have been made in the US for a lot longer than any Toyoter has been. And when you go to buy parts for that Turdra, they'll also say Made in China or Hecho en Mexico as well.
@@kingdaniel3519
Nice try, Tundra is higher on the American Made index than Fords.
King Daniel well I definitely agree that fords have been made here for longer way wayyyy longer and you see the parts made in China and Mexico but I was referring to the assembly, it’s assembled in Texas, and so is the Camry, I’m no hater I just wish Ford would move those jobs to the US since it’s a US manufacturer
Dillon Hawkins You might want to look again dumbass.
I have a Toyota Tundra 2012 4.6 engine and it already have 327.000 and it runs like new one. Toyota is a great truck.
I have a Tundra 5.7 has 190,000 miles drives like it s brand new still. Love my Tundra truck,at 72 years old it will be my last truck year is the 2014 double cap limited edition leather seats, interior still looks brand new, Love the heated seats still working great. I put the cow bumper on it and did the light package underneath, cool at night grands kids love it. Just a pleasure to drive,gave the old 2002 Silverado Chevy LS 5.3 to my older grandson who started college last year, had over 200,000 miles and still going strong! Brought a Nissan Titan 2017 new paid it off and sold to my sister , love the Tundra more better!
Toyota engines just don't give up.
Not true, I replaced the engine in a 94 celica, had a rod hanging out the side. And recently saw a 2010 Camry with the engine all burned up in the Walmart parking lot. Was extinguished by the fire department.
Especially that SR5
Why? Kaizen.
@@beezertwelvewashingbeard8703 Sure I don't mean literally all Toyota engines ever made. User negligence and defects is one thing, but statistically most Toyota engines that are maintained at least to the manufacturers spec have a reputation to run up until they need a rebuild from normal use. Toyota's production line operates differently than most others manufacturers, where halting production to ensure things are done right is encouraged.
Unless it’s a new Toyota engine
I Had Chevy trucks for over 35 years. Never a major engine or transmission problem but always something else leaving me stranded. Starter, radiator, alternator, brake failure, computer failure, A/C, electrical issues. Finally I said enough is enough. I’m looking forward to many years and miles of trouble free dependability from my 2017 SR5 5.7 Tundra, which I bought new like many if my Chevys
My 2011 has never left me stranded it just turned over 231,000 miles and I haven't had an issue just maintained it bought it new at the end of 2010
Maybe you should go take a look at the kinds of problems other 2007+ Tundra owners have issues with. The number of axle issues, transmission issues, electrical issues, etc are shockingly high for how poorly the Tundra sells. How is it that the Tundra sells so poorly yet has such a comparitively high rate of issues?
You'll be doing plenty of starter/water pump/power steering replacements on the Tundra if you keep it. The starters are a very common one and having done one, it's a major PITA.
hochhaul your statement is false. Toyota has sold every Tundra they’ve manufactured. They only produce approx 110,000 per year, (recession years fewer), because that’s all they have the capacity to build. Ford frequently over produces models that never sell. The only number that matters is 100% sold out, not how many.
@@Ronaldalan114 TMMTX has the capacity to build well over 200k trucks per year.
The Australian outback and most of Australia was built on a backs with farmers and agricultural stuff on the back of Land Cruisers and Toyota Hilux
I have a 2007 Toyota Tundra with a 4.7 V8 and that truck has faired better than my friends 2013 RAM 1500 and almost all GM pickup trucks. It’s never let me down and nothing major has ever gone wrong with it. The 4.7 V8 also has overhead cams making it rev way better and it has better overall torque. I don’t know why people have so much hate towards these trucks when they’re probably the toughest trucks on the road.
My 2007 Tundra has had a lot of tough miles on it in all kinds of conditions. Still running strong only slight rust on the rear wheel wells otherwise pretty much flawless. I’ve made the comment to my friends about their 1/2 ton Fords and Chevys that the Tundra is built twice as well. As the years go by and I see all the issues they have I’m not sure I’m giving the Tundra enough credit.
Twice as good is an underestimate.
What issues have they had exactly...
How’s the frame on your truck
Scotty bout to go crazy 😝
Eric Walker ikr😂
If it’s a Toyota he will any other company he would be like it’s garbage
I just flipped 5k miles on my garaged and no drive winters Mag Grey Tundra TRDSport 5.7 DC. I am 55 and believe it will be my last truck.....I just installed the Wet Okole seat covers front and rear on it. It came with integrated running boards , spray on liner and tri fold solid cover. It really is a nice truck.
The 2 2007 Toyota Tundras with 1,000,000 Miles should be put in a car museum
I hope my GX470 reaches million miles also. #team47
It will! Hoping my 05 Land Cruiser will too! I’ve got 272,000 only lmao. #team47
My Ecoboost will be traded for a tundra soon. Only 120,000 miles. Needs a motor due to timing chain problems.
Are you serious
Cesar Castillo yes. Avoid the Ecoboost. Second one now
@@gladiatortruckreviews Dude that's crazy! On all those Ford videos the circle jerk is real with folks claiming how great the raptor is. I thought timing chains were supposed to be bulletproof. Ugh thats sad.
I'm needing a truck & the Tundra is high on my list. Now, I'm certain this is what I want. Thank you for sharing!
My 2006 Tundra has 262,000 miles, no issues, no problems, a Toyota guy for life.
That story kicks ass! Can’t have a better example of Toyota Tough reliability. Well done. Regular maintenance is the key as well. Cheers!
I have a 2009 Tacoma crew cab, 4x4 Sport TRD. Paid $27,500 brand new. 103k miles currently. Have gotten 5 "warranty extensions" from the factory which is another name for a voluntary recall if you have noticed the problem described in the recall. Rust will kill this truck before anything despite my efforts to protect it the best I can in Wisconsin.
Do they have Krown Rustproofing in Wisconsin? My 2005 Canadian 'Toyota' has virtually no rust as it gets a Krown application every year. BTW I exclusively use Wisconsin - made Amsoil for all lubrication.
I have the same exact truck a white 2007 tundra 4.7 v8 bought it last year with 98,000 miles on it and it now has 107,000 miles on it. That is a very encouraging video you’ve made. I bought the tundra based off your first 1 million mile tundra because I chose reliability over anything else. Great Job!!
Shit I only put 38K on my owned since new 2007 Tundra 5.7L. I better live to be 300 to make sure I wear it out!
Still in the broke in period!
Damn that's low I've got 239,230 07 5.7
I have a 2006 Crew Cab and just turned 50k miles. Truck looks brand new - always garaged. I just don't drive it much. Love the truck though. I am 66 so this truck should be around long after I am gone.
i put 46k miles on my little honda car in a little less than 2 years xD
Lol
I love how the other guy to hit a million miles in a tundra was also an oil contractor in Louisiana with a 2007 toyota tundra with a 4.7 v8
Million miles means new free truck!👌
Our 07 Tundra is a pool service truck, 314,000 city miles in the desert heat with lots of idling. Runs like the day it was new ! we have the same engine, 4.7 .
City miles are certainly much harder than highway miles.
My entire family has nothing but Toyotas. Recently got a Lexus ES 350 so I'll be happy to take it to 350,000miles !
my family too I even have a Fleet of their bigger trucks called HINO
That’s awesome! We’ve got another million mile tundra! It’ll be interesting to see if a 5.7L tundra cross this milestone! I’ve been looking forward to that story since the first Tundra crossed the one million mile mark.
I have heard in some of the Tundra groups that there is a 5.7 that is getting close to million mark.
I have 2002 Tundra 4.7 200k mile I only replace to shock cost 200 dollars I haul every day pull shrubs and trees with chain I never regret it’s had for 17 years drive like new
My 2003 Toyota Tundra has 347k original almost everything . I own it for 6 years bought it with 204k miles I replaced the fuel pump and alternator that’s all . Pass Utah emissions and I just went to Oregon and come back not problems at all . Runs amazing. I bought a 2009 Chevy Silverado 4.3 was nothing but problems last year. Broke on me 3 times on the freeway. My tundra never ever ever let me stranded. Toyota are expensive because are just an amazing outstanding quality
My 2013 Crewmax is 225K. I dont drive as much as I used to but I hope it will last as long as it can be. I just instaledl all new Bilstein 5100. It runs great. need to change spark plugs soon. MPG is only 15 on highway
Testament of good reliable/quality product.
My 2009 Lexus ES350 has 462,000 and it's been amazing.
I tried keeping an American Pick Up Truck twice..., now I am on my second Toyota Pick Up. Tundra for life!
If the parts on that Tundra break at some point because of friction, rest assure that there's a supply of affordable pair parts available.
What is so interesting about those who love to hate on the Tundra in stating it has not kept up with the other 1/2 ton full size trucks is why should it when it is so much more reliable and capable. I had a Ford with a 460 that was 3000 lbs lighter fully loaded with RV and yet it had many more issues and much less power than my Tundra with a 5.7.
Another complaint by those who trash the Tundra is gasoline mileage, while it is true that mileage is the lowest, the reason is not that the engine is inefficient and needs updating as so many state, it is simply that the rear end is 4.30. This is so much better for towing, but not so much for gasoline mileage.
Compare this to the Ram 1500 which comes with at best a 3.92 ratio and at worse a 3.21 ratio. Both provides better mileage, but lowers towing capacity.
Sadly Ram rates the 3.92 at the same towing capacity as the Tundra, but experience has shown this to be not true (either Ram is lying or Tundra is under-rating, in fairness to the Ram, I think the Tundra is under rated)
HAHA, finally someone else has the brains to figure out the Tundra's fuel economy doesn't have anything to do with technology, but has to do with its geared for towing, not to be an economy soccer mom mall crawler car with an incidental truck bed.
Toyota I believe is the only automaker that actually follows the towing rating guidelines and many actually were downrated a few years ago and an additional sticker was placed on the door showing the updated lower towing capacity due to add-on features for different package options that were added. Several of the components on the Tundra are actually 3/4 ton rated, the rear axle being one of them, but they downgraded the springs to keep it in the 1/2 ton category. They could easily build a 3/4 or 1 ton truck and I am extremely surprised they haven't done so.
I was happy with the 08 Tundra I had as far as fuel economy, and plenty of power and if you weren't careful too much power LOL. Great truck except I had rear axle bearing failures and front differential replaced due to the Howl/Growl TSB....sadly 2 years later both issues had resurfaced and I ended up selling the truck with 104k on the odometer. I believe 2012 and newer models they had those 2 issues corrected, but other than that it did everything I asked it to do. I still have my 2005 Tundra with 146k on it with the 4.7L V8.
I still have my 1988 F250 4x4 supercab long bed with the 460, last I checked it was close to rolling over to the 690k mark and no mechanical issues at all with it, just regular maintenance and the old 3 speed C6 automatic is still going strong. Oil/filter changes every 3k, and transmission fluid changes and filter replacement every 40k.
This truck sounds ruff
OUR TOYOTA SIENNA VAN, 2008, HAS 635 000!! MILES ALL ORIGINAL. RUNS LIKE NEW🐯🐯🐯👑👑👑🏆🏆🏆🏆
Scotty Kilmer approves.
I have a 2002 tundra with 278k still rust like new, my brother has a 2000 tundra with 380k runs like new. it's all in how you maintain them
I see all those hotshots all the time. I am a truck driver and see them all the time.
@ 5:04 love it when they squirt on start up.
(Everyday for 100000miles!!!!)
Teddy kelvin just like a women.
1 mill miles! Amazing attainment. Amazing video. Thank you for sharing.
Only Toyota can make an engine that good.
LOVE my TUNDRA .....iforce 5.7 ❤💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
I have a 2008 tundra 5.7 with 230k and all I’ve replaced is the radiator because it had a real small leak. Other than that just brakes and wear and tear items. And the rubber pieces like window seals and antenna seal because they dry out and crack. Still drives like new
Wow makes you look hard at Toyota Tundra.
I just bought an 07 tundra with 75k from Toyota dealership, and glad I did!
I took some pictures of this truck at the Toypta dealer in Houma on Hollywood Blvd!
Toyota definitley did something right with this generation
You can not beat Toyota reliability. I have a lexus ls430 2001 302000 miles and counting. Orginal starter and alternator. Original engine and transmission. Replaced radiator at 250000 miles. Basic maintenance requirements fluids and brake pads and tires. Spark plugs serpentine belt pulleys timing belt all replaced every 100000 miles.
The 4.7L and A750 is the best. And instead of keeping the 750 in the new Tacoma they went to a trash AC60 which is made for 4 cylinders.
350,000 on my 98 SR5 4 Runner, original engine and transmission! You can’t beat a Toyota!
Love my 2012 Tundra 5.7, just put a kenwood nav system in it. Pull a 30' travel trailer with it no issues at all, never runs out of torque. still an infant with 65000 miles. drive a corolla for every day running. My wife traded in her 2000 corolla with 350k last year for a new Rav4, she loves it. Always Toyota
I have a 07 57 Is it a little over 250000.
David B my 07 5.7 DC has 168k miles, hoping for 500,000.
Mines got 239,200 07 5.7
2015 5.7 just hit 200k a few months ago
08 5.7l 400k runs good
David B speak English
I have a 2001 chevy Silverado with 313000 miles still runs strong
I believe the American-made brand computers are designed to break down electrical components around 80,000 miles when the engine light comes on they make the big bucks and everything else falls apart it's pretty bad when the competition can make a bulletproof vehicle
Did anybody else look to see how much these 04-09 trucks are selling for? I see a 300k one for $5k
Resale value on Toyota SUVs and trucks are INSANE!
I found one for 2000
I just bought an 07 with 75k for 19k.
Own a 2004 sequoia with 4.7 litre v8. great great suv. never had problem. i will drive it wheels fall
Cool vid. I’ve had a few Toyota’s (have one now). The frequency of repairs is so low it’s hard for me to picture owning any non-Toyota out of warranty.
The 2007 first larger size Toyota Tundra model. Whether it is the V6 4.0 liter or the V8 4.7 liter. It's the very best period !!
I do like it. Please do another one
Created for the wildest and dominated for the strongest.
Revolución compadre!
My 07 5.7L 4x4 has 165K and im impresssed lol. Cant wait to see how long it will go. Ya its not fancy interior but the worry free road trips and towing makes it ok with me.
My 2007 Toyota Tundra 4.7 Currently Has 235k on it, Nothing majorly done besides regular maintenance and the recalls for the Secondary Air Injection pumps, I use it every day for work and I Also Use it For Lyft
bought a 2010 5.7L Double Cab last year, would love to see it break least 500K, but still have a long ways to go with only 110K, lol
I'd like to know how often the timing belt was changed?
It last as long as the engine. I have a 2011 and I asked the dealer about that question too. They told me its lifetime
@metaknight189 I know the intervals, but I wanted to know how long HE went before he changed the belt.
The service was done at the dealer per all the maintenance intervals. So, he changed it every 100k miles.
@@shawntayler4709 the 4.7 has a belt, the 4.6 and 5.7 have a chain.
Imagine how many darts that seat has suffered....😂😂
wow 1 water pump in a million miles. I put a water pump on my chevy blazer at 155k and then I had to replace it again at 180k when it started leaking.
The water pump in my 08 Tundra 5.7L V8 only lasted 87k.
Definitely want to see other million mile vehicles!
freaking amazing. But the question begs now that the new Toyotas come with hybrid batteries, so a major downfall of these batteries is that they have to be changed after 150k miles and they're pretty expensive.
“The tundra needs to change”
“It’s so outdated Toyota is getting left behind”
“How come we can’t get a new tundra?”
Change isn’t always the best thing people. If it ain’t broke don’t fiddle with it.
When it struggles to get 17 MPG in an era where every other truck makes similar power and achieves 20+ MPG... yeah Toyota needs to do better. What happened to Toyota being a leader in efficiency and advanced engine design? 17 MPG is the best they can do?
hochhaul get a Prius if you want better mpg
Why would you want to change a truck that hits a million miles????..
2011buddylee I actually don’t want it to change. I saw I accidentally said change is good. I meant to say it isn’t lol
Toyota never built the most powerful or flashy trucks, it's just not what they were ever about. If it wasn't for the US market they wouldn't have even had the T-100 and Tundra. People fail to realize that, but the people demanding those things will probably be quick to jump ship to another brand. True Toyota guys are in it for the long haul.
Just wow. Its just up keep at the right time. Congrats to the guys who own them. Thanks for the info
Have over 170k in my 2001 tundra never had any power train issues.
I kill for the high mileage videos lol
2018 with under 6,000miles. Long way to go for me
My 2006 Saturn Ion with 2.4L had 300k miles before I traded it in for a 2016 Chevy Malibu. The Saturn needed a new water pump so I decided to finally give it to the dealership for $450🤦♂️. I put over the life of the car 2-3k in suspension work,cv axles, wheel bearings,battery, water pump, belts, spark plugs. I changed my oil every 3k miles with Mobil 1. Did my own coolant flush and transmission fluid changes.
We have a 560k Toyota Avalon and runs like new still Toyota ain’t no joke
100,000 miles on tires. Hmmm
You must get them cheap 35k tires
This guy drives a lot so he gets the good tires
03 SVT Cobra It’s possible in a Toyota.
my tundra only has 75,143 it is from 2008 I hope to reach a million.
Awesome video! There’s got to be more 1 mil vehicles out there!
Thanks! ... and you're right, check out this playlist for more : th-cam.com/play/PL8PJw4jHcHhd-yzt-YcediZtfw2imipPL.html
My 2009 Toyota Camry LE V4 has 100,000…. Excited to have 900,000 more with it! I just did a transmission flush recently, next will replace the power steering hose and possibly spark plugs. I love to maintain this wonderful car!
Love it. Great video. I'd love more details about maintenance and what parts/fluids are used (OEM vs aftermarket). Best tires, etc.
Already did it. Here you go: SECRETS Shared! Dealership Maintenance Best Practices on Million Mile Toyota Tundra th-cam.com/video/y7-H5KwzFdI/w-d-xo.html
I love toyota's reliability
That truck has driven to the moon and back. Twice.
I'd love to see a 'frequency distribution' chart of truck longevity by model. Especially the newer diesels vs. the ohv gassers
Me too! LOL. That would be an interesting chart. Sadly, I don't have the resources to even begin to start building it.
Yes, like seeing million mile vehicles!
My 07 Lexus IS is at 183,xxx
Hope to get to 250,xxx this year.