My dad got it as a lone when we needed to repair our 2012 Lexus RX 350 but it was a very nice vehicle and I loved riding in it, that would probably be the best memories of me riding in a pickup truck for the FIRST time!
Hi, J! We are excited for you to get behind the wheel of your new Tundra! The best point of contact for status updates will be your Sales Manager. Our suggestion is to continue working with them for updates as they become available.
@@toyotausa Oh It’s clear that at this point I have no opinions. I stopped holding my breath and have very little expectations of when I may even be offered a truck close to what I ordered. I can only hope that I get the truck I ordered by 2024. I’ll let others be the judge as to whether this is acceptable or not.
I've been a die-hard Toyota fan for the last 18 years. My most recent purchase was a 2023 Tundra which replaced my 2019 Tundra. I was really disappointed with the quality of build. But was more so disappointed with Toyota USA the way they handle my multiple issues I had including dead throttle which would happen randomly. Toyota said that they legally are not obligated to authorize repairs unless I can replicate the issue to their tech. That was the breaking point for me. Got rid of it, went to the dark side and now driving a 2023 GMC Sierra 3.0 Duramax and what a difference. I'm glad Toyota gave me hard time, I now own a truck that drives like a truck in luxury, it's quiet, it's loaded with features in comparison to the Tundra, and I'm averaging 28mpg. Unbelievable!!! Thank you, Toyota.
The Toyota Tundra i-Force Max is the best Tundra I’ve ever seen. An EV version with more power than the i-Force and i-Force Max, and over 300 miles of range will be much better.
I love my 2006 Darrell Waltrip Edition Tundra with 344,000 miles on it. Would love a 2023 but concerned reliability has slipped while not being affordable. Will probably go with a 2014 for the next one when my current Tundra gives it up.
I've been a die-hard Toyota fan for the last 18 years. My most recent purchase was a 2023 Tundra which replaced my 2019 Tundra. I was really disappointed with the quality of build. But was more so disappointed with Toyota USA the way they handle my multiple issues I had including dead throttle which would happen randomly. Toyota said that they legally are not obligated to authorize repairs unless I can replicate the issue to their tech. That was the breaking point for me. Got rid of it, went to the dark side and now driving a 2023 GMC Sierra 3.0 Duramax and what a difference. I'm glad Toyota gave me hard time, I now own a truck that drives like a truck in luxury, it's quiet, it's loaded with features in comparison to the Tundra, and I'm averaging 28mpg. Unbelievable!!! Thank you, Toyota.
@@masterbuiltdesigns6734 I was worried about the new ones so I just got a 2017 Tundra. So far, so good but I'm amazed how far back the feature set was until the new ones when they seemingly traded features for quality.
Hoping? Takes? The 920B design was finalized a long time ago and is past tense at this point. Just because you haven't seen it, doesn't mean the truck doesn't exist.
@@LewdGyrations Not your bro, so clean it up. Get a clue and learn how it all works, instead of posting ignorant commentary. Anyone with a brain knows it takes a very long time to design and engineer a new truck and asking that question is too late in the game. Then again, most bro pickup buyers are not the sharpest tools in the shed on average.
Why can't I get a full digital gage assembly with a Limited Double cab trim? But I can with the Limited crew max trim. If I am stepping up to the Limited trim level, a full digital dash gage assembly should be available for all configurations of the Limited trim.
My understanding was that it was a supplier issue and was resolved in a matter a days. Only effected a few early production units. Mine was built in March and 9k miles later I have no issues.
I plan on getting a tundra with the 1974 trim level. I think the interior looks the best with that interior. I'm not a fan of the cream color, but the chocolate brown is something special
I've been a die-hard Toyota fan for the last 18 years. My most recent purchase was a 2023 Tundra which replaced my 2019 Tundra. I was really disappointed with the quality of build. But was more so disappointed with Toyota USA the way they handle my multiple issues I had including dead throttle which would happen randomly. Toyota said that they legally are not obligated to authorize repairs unless I can replicate the issue to their tech. That was the breaking point for me. Got rid of it, went to the dark side and now driving a 2023 GMC Sierra 3.0 Duramax and what a difference. I'm glad Toyota gave me hard time, I now own a truck that drives like a truck in luxury, it's quiet, it's loaded with features in comparison to the Tundra, and I'm averaging 28mpg. Unbelievable!!! Thank you, Toyota.
Hi Toyota, I own a 2022 tundra and just an idea here, it would be cool to see an iforce badge for the iforce TTV6 non hybrid somewhere on the hood or side of the truck like the prior 21 model, I wish that was on the current ones and I think people would like it, and I’m proud of the iforce TTV6 in there, maybe you can pass it on!
Why does Toyota allow their dealers add these insane markup? Do they cut the markup with Toyota? This is a rubbery that you need to have the courage to stop it like Ford. Why can’t we buy directly from Toyota? This is 2022+
I have always been a tundra. I own 07 with 230k miles and still going strong. I am dying waiting for the a new tundra to buy. But I got say the developers are world class idiots making their the tundra look as identical to the Tacoma. What a fail. What idiot thought of that ?
Still need to add the front tow hooks and please color the front grills to match body color. Also they need steps in the rear bumper just like GM’s. This truck may be the future but Toyota has made some mistakes by not adding the small things that are standard on other manufactures. I’m a Toyota fan and owner of two Tundras but this truck is a disappointment for the increased cost compared to previous GEN!
I love my Tundra TRD Pro year 2022. Toyota, I have one question regarding the 3-in lift kit, which I called your customer service and they could not answer my question. Even when I asked to speak with an engineer they couldn't get me in touch with one. The following is my question, Since I have the TRD Pro which comes with Fox shocks and a 1.1 inch lift from the factory and the optional 3-in lift kit comes with Bilstein shocks, my question is do you guys still use the fox shocks that come with the TRD Pro or do you swap that for the Bilstein shocks for the 3-in lift kit?
Hi, there! We appreciate you reaching out. Technical questions are usually handled at the dealership level, as they are our technical experts. We suggest getting in contact with the parts department, so they can clarify the specifications of the lift kits for you. To locate the closest one to you, please visit: www.toyota.com/dealers/.
Toyota I would like to know if customers are canceling there orders on the toyota tundra trd pro cause the wait time is so long like a 1yr or 1.5yrs which is really ridiculous😢
I wish I was entirely enjoying my 2023 Tundra.. however after 8 months of ownership, Toyota continues to leave me high and dry as to when I’ll be getting my second key fob.
They will when they suffer some economic loss. They haven’t sold a single new truck in my area since they dropped the V8’s. Same with Ford, the local dealer here can’t sell the ecoboost trucks, nobody wants them.
Jus got a 2023 sr base model a month ago nd its great except for one thing.. wind comes through the door or window after about 50 mph nd it whistles. Very very annoying.
Congrats on the recent purchase of your new Tundra! For any concerns you experience, we suggest having your truck inspected by your local Toyota dealer's Service Team as they are our experts. You can find your nearest dealer here: www.toyota.com/dealers/.
Love my current and previous Tundra. I am considering the new model, but unfortunately we do not have good local dealership here in Grants Pass and likely will instead get a Ram truck.
I've been a die-hard Toyota fan for the last 18 years. My most recent purchase was a 2023 Tundra which replaced my 2019 Tundra. I was really disappointed with the quality of build. But was more so disappointed with Toyota USA the way they handle my multiple issues I had including dead throttle which would happen randomly. Toyota said that they legally are not obligated to authorize repairs unless I can replicate the issue to their tech. That was the breaking point for me. Got rid of it, went to the dark side and now driving a 2023 GMC Sierra 3.0 Duramax and what a difference. I'm glad Toyota gave me hard time, I now own a truck that drives like a truck in luxury, it's quiet, it's loaded with features in comparison to the Tundra, and I'm averaging 28mpg. Unbelievable!!! Thank you, Toyota.
I own the 2023 Tundra sr5 I like the vehicle but the gas mileage is no where close to what they advertise. I get an average of 14.6 mpg which is extremely disappointing.
Because they already dont sell many tundras. The tacoma is their baby as far as truck sales go. Ford and chevy outsell tundra by so much its prob not worth getting into bigger truck market
Toyota quit selling trucks in my area because they dropped the V8. Same with the Ford F-150 ecoboost.. the local dealer only orders new F-150’s with the 5.0 V8, nobody will buy the V6.
Yes, that was planned originally. It fell through due to Japanese management opting out of offering a Tundra and Sequoia on their own architecture, with super V8 in the TRD Pro instead of the hybrid
Why didn't you guys change the front end to look like the 2023 Sequoia? This is so disappointing...I guess I'll have to wait for the 2024 model to see if Toyota decides to make this change so I'll be holding out on buying got now.
Are you that dense? Doesn't work that, so get a clue. Making unplanned changes in just 1 year after a comprehensive redesignvis not a reality nor is doing the BS you are expecting for 2024. These TH-cam comments are just full of dimwits, with no sense.
@@jmin8400 It's a simple question. Why do you have to disrespect me? The fact that a potential customer would ask a general question towards a multiple billion dollar company, and that question would upset you to the point where you feel like disrespecting them, is totally appalling and uncalled for.
Is Mercedes, VW, Porsche, Jeep Grand Cherokee the only SUV who knows how to build a front end? This Toyota looks horrendous, ugly. They should fire the designer who designed this grill. Why not build one that’s clean, neat, and sophisticated?
The 2023 is garbage. Read the consumer report on it. They dropped from the their "reliability" list. The v6 twin turbo will be the death of this truck.
I just received my 2023 Tundra 2 days ago and I love it!
We're glad that you're happy with your new Tundra! Do you have any trips planned yet?
Sanaol
@Dawn King Totally agree!
I ordered my tundra 4 months ago
I hope it is not to big for me😂
@@toyotausa rrt
I love Toyota ❤
QDR=Quality, Durability, Reliability ❤
My dad got it as a lone when we needed to repair our 2012 Lexus RX 350 but it was a very nice vehicle and I loved riding in it, that would probably be the best memories of me riding in a pickup truck for the FIRST time!
We're happy you had such a great experience with the Tundra! ❤️ Thanks for sharing!
Np
@Dawn King just don’t be poor duh
@Dawn King don't be poor
I bought my first Toyota last Saturday. 2023 Toyota Tacoma!!! Love it. Best truck ever!!! Thank you so much Toyota
How much was it?
@@babynieve9612 $26,861 for just the base model
I received my sx ice cap tundra on Monday and just wow just fantastic!
That's great to hear, Daniel! Congrats on your new Tundra. What is it about your new ride that initially caught your eye?
Do you think the big screen and panoramic sunroof is worth it?
Listen to your customers Toyota. Pair the 5.7 V8 with a 10 speed transmission. Keep the old engine but tweak it to make it more fuel efficient
Cant tweak what’s already been tweaked. Thats why hybrid comes in handy
Stop asking for what isn't possible. Some of you are so stupid and dense about the most simple things.
The UR V8 ISN'T compatible with this new frame.
Or just bring back the 5.7 V8 because Toyota's efficiency standards are good.
Just bought a 2023 TRD Sport and man do I love it. I never knew I needed a truck until I had this one.
Thanks for the love, William. It means the world to us! ❤️
I’m having a hard time not seeing a handlebar mustache on the grill.
One of the best Toyota ❣️ brand 🔥
Got my 2023 Tundra SR5 and I LOVE it.
We're glad that you're happy with your new Tundra, Zachary! What's your favorite feature so far?
Love my Platinum Hybrid. One thing I wish is the iforce badging on the hood was lit up blue around the letters!!!
How much did you pay walking out the dealer?
Ordered one in March 2022. Still haven’t received it.
Hi, J! We are excited for you to get behind the wheel of your new Tundra! The best point of contact for status updates will be your Sales Manager. Our suggestion is to continue working with them for updates as they become available.
@@toyotausa Oh It’s clear that at this point I have no opinions. I stopped holding my breath and have very little expectations of when I may even be offered a truck close to what I ordered. I can only hope that I get the truck I ordered by 2024. I’ll let others be the judge as to whether this is acceptable or not.
bro i want this truck so bad 🤣
Best pickup truck! Hands down!
Cheers from San Diego California
We're glad you think so too, John! ❤️
Hate that you have to pay a subscription just to have a remote start. Hopefully adding your own remote start wont be that difficult
Man what a beast !!! 💥
Sooo still no recovery hooks…?
Hopefully it will be better than the 2022.
I've been a die-hard Toyota fan for the last 18 years. My most recent purchase was a 2023 Tundra which replaced my 2019 Tundra. I was really disappointed with the quality of build. But was more so disappointed with Toyota USA the way they handle my multiple issues I had including dead throttle which would happen randomly. Toyota said that they legally are not obligated to authorize repairs unless I can replicate the issue to their tech. That was the breaking point for me. Got rid of it, went to the dark side and now driving a 2023 GMC Sierra 3.0 Duramax and what a difference. I'm glad Toyota gave me hard time, I now own a truck that drives like a truck in luxury, it's quiet, it's loaded with features in comparison to the Tundra, and I'm averaging 28mpg. Unbelievable!!! Thank you, Toyota.
Okay cool, but how long are the wait times to order? I currently ordered a 2022 Tundra TRD Sport back in Sept and no updates from the dealer?
So powerful and beautiful looking
My dad wants a Tundra! Such a great Truck it is.
Both of you have got great taste in vehicles! 😎
i am gonna get this soon hopefully inshallah probably next year
Inshallah
The Toyota Tundra i-Force Max is the best Tundra I’ve ever seen. An EV version with more power than the i-Force and i-Force Max, and over 300 miles of range will be much better.
I love my 2006 Darrell Waltrip Edition Tundra with 344,000 miles on it. Would love a 2023 but concerned reliability has slipped while not being affordable. Will probably go with a 2014 for the next one when my current Tundra gives it up.
I've been a die-hard Toyota fan for the last 18 years. My most recent purchase was a 2023 Tundra which replaced my 2019 Tundra. I was really disappointed with the quality of build. But was more so disappointed with Toyota USA the way they handle my multiple issues I had including dead throttle which would happen randomly. Toyota said that they legally are not obligated to authorize repairs unless I can replicate the issue to their tech. That was the breaking point for me. Got rid of it, went to the dark side and now driving a 2023 GMC Sierra 3.0 Duramax and what a difference. I'm glad Toyota gave me hard time, I now own a truck that drives like a truck in luxury, it's quiet, it's loaded with features in comparison to the Tundra, and I'm averaging 28mpg. Unbelievable!!! Thank you, Toyota.
@@masterbuiltdesigns6734 I was worried about the new ones so I just got a 2017 Tundra. So far, so good but I'm amazed how far back the feature set was until the new ones when they seemingly traded features for quality.
My dream 4X4
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Thank You Almighty God I will buy one for myself
Really hoping the next gen Tacoma takes some aesthetic design cues from the Tundra; especially the trd pro.
Hoping? Takes? The 920B design was finalized a long time ago and is past tense at this point. Just because you haven't seen it, doesn't mean the truck doesn't exist.
@@jmin8400 Dude, chill out.
@@LewdGyrations Not your bro, so clean it up. Get a clue and learn how it all works, instead of posting ignorant commentary. Anyone with a brain knows it takes a very long time to design and engineer a new truck and asking that question is too late in the game.
Then again, most bro pickup buyers are not the sharpest tools in the shed on average.
@@jmin8400 Didn't call you bro, what's your deal anyways?
Why can't I get a full digital gage assembly with a Limited Double cab trim? But I can with the Limited crew max trim. If I am stepping up to the Limited trim level, a full digital dash gage assembly should be available for all configurations of the Limited trim.
Needs tow hooks and I'm not really a fan of plastic bumper caps. Steel bumpers at least for the rear would be better.
We crave it In the Oceania !!!😭🔥
Are the turbo wastegates still blowing up or is that issue fixed?
My understanding was that it was a supplier issue and was resolved in a matter a days. Only effected a few early production units. Mine was built in March and 9k miles later I have no issues.
Very Beautiful Looking Truck😍❤️🏁🛻💨!
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I love this cool 2023 Toyota Tundra!!!
We know the feeling!
TOYOTA!!!
I plan on getting a tundra with the 1974 trim level. I think the interior looks the best with that interior. I'm not a fan of the cream color, but the chocolate brown is something special
I've been a die-hard Toyota fan for the last 18 years. My most recent purchase was a 2023 Tundra which replaced my 2019 Tundra. I was really disappointed with the quality of build. But was more so disappointed with Toyota USA the way they handle my multiple issues I had including dead throttle which would happen randomly. Toyota said that they legally are not obligated to authorize repairs unless I can replicate the issue to their tech. That was the breaking point for me. Got rid of it, went to the dark side and now driving a 2023 GMC Sierra 3.0 Duramax and what a difference. I'm glad Toyota gave me hard time, I now own a truck that drives like a truck in luxury, it's quiet, it's loaded with features in comparison to the Tundra, and I'm averaging 28mpg. Unbelievable!!! Thank you, Toyota.
Me gusta toyota tundra para chepe Luis
Add the Hybrid engine as an option for the base trims
NUESTRO NUEVO ES 2023 BLANCO CON KEMA COCOS Y ESTAMOS ENCANTADOS SE ESCUCHA COMO K ES NUVECITO ....😂😂❤❤❤❤ SOMOS LA FAMILIA MEZA
wow amazing
Hi Toyota, I own a 2022 tundra and just an idea here, it would be cool to see an iforce badge for the iforce TTV6 non hybrid somewhere on the hood or side of the truck like the prior 21 model, I wish that was on the current ones and I think people would like it, and I’m proud of the iforce TTV6 in there, maybe you can pass it on!
Nobody cares unless you're in high school.
Why does Toyota allow their dealers add these insane markup?
Do they cut the markup with Toyota?
This is a rubbery that you need to have the courage to stop it like Ford.
Why can’t we buy directly from Toyota?
This is 2022+
I have always been a tundra. I own 07 with 230k miles and still going strong. I am dying waiting for the a new tundra to buy. But I got say the developers are world class idiots making their the tundra look as identical to the Tacoma. What a fail. What idiot thought of that ?
Tundra is a coolest model for Toyota
Toyota pls put this in need for speed unbound I beg of u that game is the reason most people have purchased a supra
Still need to add the front tow hooks and please color the front grills to match body color. Also they need steps in the rear bumper just like GM’s. This truck may be the future but Toyota has made some mistakes by not adding the small things that are standard on other manufactures. I’m a Toyota fan and owner of two Tundras but this truck is a disappointment for the increased cost compared to previous GEN!
I love my Tundra TRD Pro year 2022. Toyota, I have one question regarding the 3-in lift kit, which I called your customer service and they could not answer my question. Even when I asked to speak with an engineer they couldn't get me in touch with one. The following is my question, Since I have the TRD Pro which comes with Fox shocks and a 1.1 inch lift from the factory and the optional 3-in lift kit comes with Bilstein shocks, my question is do you guys still use the fox shocks that come with the TRD Pro or do you swap that for the Bilstein shocks for the 3-in lift kit?
Hi, there! We appreciate you reaching out. Technical questions are usually handled at the dealership level, as they are our technical experts. We suggest getting in contact with the parts department, so they can clarify the specifications of the lift kits for you. To locate the closest one to you, please visit: www.toyota.com/dealers/.
Have you resolved all of the issues and recalls yet? Not trolling, I’d love one but the problems are scary.
Toyota I would like to know if customers are canceling there orders on the toyota tundra trd pro cause the wait time is so long like a 1yr or 1.5yrs which is really ridiculous😢
sa represent
I want the hybrid V6
Muscle truck!
💪🏼
How much is this trd
Hi, Yusuf! We appreciate your interest. The '23 Tundra TRD Pro has a starting MSRP of $68,520. For more info, please visit: www.toyota.com/tundra/.
Its sad to see toyota move so far away from offroad. :( the pros suspension is so complicated its insane. 70+ peices. Thats a lot to break.
Boo hoo.
@@jmin8400 oh look, a typical mall crawler. Go buy a civic
I wish I was entirely enjoying my 2023 Tundra.. however after 8 months of ownership, Toyota continues to leave me high and dry as to when I’ll be getting my second key fob.
Is the company gonna bring back the V8 because that's what most people like.
They will when they suffer some economic loss. They haven’t sold a single new truck in my area since they dropped the V8’s. Same with Ford, the local dealer here can’t sell the ecoboost trucks, nobody wants them.
Man I wanted this so bad . No v8 sorry. Between Chevy and ram. Love the new Chevy look but I still stand on this. Rams interior is still the best
Jus got a 2023 sr base model a month ago nd its great except for one thing.. wind comes through the door or window after about 50 mph nd it whistles. Very very annoying.
Congrats on the recent purchase of your new Tundra! For any concerns you experience, we suggest having your truck inspected by your local Toyota dealer's Service Team as they are our experts. You can find your nearest dealer here: www.toyota.com/dealers/.
cant wait for the day when people jump off this twin turbo trend and go back to natural V8 power
V8's are dying. Blame the Govt. for that.
@@Boobtube. thats why you gotta vote red and drive the unlead!
@@marchatesyou1 don't be silly, voting does not count. If it did, they would not let us do it.
En español porfa
What's the lowest price with no miles of the basic 2023 tundra?
Love my current and previous Tundra. I am considering the new model, but unfortunately we do not have good local dealership here in Grants Pass and likely will instead get a Ram truck.
I've been a die-hard Toyota fan for the last 18 years. My most recent purchase was a 2023 Tundra which replaced my 2019 Tundra. I was really disappointed with the quality of build. But was more so disappointed with Toyota USA the way they handle my multiple issues I had including dead throttle which would happen randomly. Toyota said that they legally are not obligated to authorize repairs unless I can replicate the issue to their tech. That was the breaking point for me. Got rid of it, went to the dark side and now driving a 2023 GMC Sierra 3.0 Duramax and what a difference. I'm glad Toyota gave me hard time, I now own a truck that drives like a truck in luxury, it's quiet, it's loaded with features in comparison to the Tundra, and I'm averaging 28mpg. Unbelievable!!! Thank you, Toyota.
How can I build and order my truck?
My dream is to get rid of my dads 2000 tundra and get him one of these
I own the 2023 Tundra sr5 I like the vehicle but the gas mileage is no where close to what they advertise. I get an average of 14.6 mpg which is extremely disappointing.
TRD : Toyota Rakitan Daihatsu
Toyota should stop the dealers crazy markups
No turbo!! You ruined the freaking tundra
Can we please go back to steel not aluminum
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girls sings about girls and women’s sings about girls and more and girls raps about girls and women’s raps about girls and more❤
It’s going to have nutrients on the Tundra!
How come Toyota doesnt make bigger trucks? To compete with the other 2509, 3500 trucks?
Because they already dont sell many tundras. The tacoma is their baby as far as truck sales go. Ford and chevy outsell tundra by so much its prob not worth getting into bigger truck market
I got an idea: 5.0 V8 Twin Turbo w/ 10 Speed Transmission
Why? Because yes
Dimbulb, that's not an idea. It's ignorant wishes. The twin turbo V8 Tundra TRD Pro was killed years ago 6 and became iForce Hybrid Max 3.4L V35A-FTS.
🇧🇩👍👍
Toyota quit selling trucks in my area because they dropped the V8. Same with the Ford F-150 ecoboost.. the local dealer only orders new F-150’s with the 5.0 V8, nobody will buy the V6.
Interesting, what region?
Your lying to people anytime you add turbo's to an engine the reliability goes down the drain
@Toyota.......you lost me as a customer!!!!!.......I will NEVER BUY your over priced twin turbo v6!!!!! My next truck will be a Silveraldo Trail Boss.
Nice truck, but it needs a V8 option.
Yes, that was planned originally. It fell through due to Japanese management opting out of offering a Tundra and Sequoia on their own architecture, with super V8 in the TRD Pro instead of the hybrid
Why didn't you guys change the front end to look like the 2023 Sequoia? This is so disappointing...I guess I'll have to wait for the 2024 model to see if Toyota decides to make this change so I'll be holding out on buying got now.
Are you that dense? Doesn't work that, so get a clue. Making unplanned changes in just 1 year after a comprehensive redesignvis not a reality nor is doing the BS you are expecting for 2024.
These TH-cam comments are just full of dimwits, with no sense.
@@jmin8400 It's a simple question. Why do you have to disrespect me? The fact that a potential customer would ask a general question towards a multiple billion dollar company, and that question would upset you to the point where you feel like disrespecting them, is totally appalling and uncalled for.
Present
Is Mercedes, VW, Porsche, Jeep Grand Cherokee the only SUV who knows how to build a front end? This Toyota looks horrendous, ugly. They should fire the designer who designed this grill. Why not build one that’s clean, neat, and sophisticated?
The 2023 is garbage. Read the consumer report on it. They dropped from the their "reliability" list. The v6 twin turbo will be the death of this truck.
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This was backwards thinking. Last gen is better
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Just Put Lexus Badge On it Already 😅
girls sings about girls and women’s sings about girls and more and girls raps about girls and women’s raps about girls and more❤