2023 Toyota Tundra Limited: Way Better Value Compared To A Ford F-150
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
- Today I drive and review a 2023 Toyota Tundra Limited with rear air suspension!
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I’m a Ram guy but if I was in the market, I would absolutely look at one of these. You have to presume the quality will be there and features for the money is better than the big 3.
Perhaps. I'd wait a couple of years as with any new vehicle, there has been issues.
My very first pickup truck! Nice video Ben.
Always appreciate the videos
My mom got one yesterday. I test drove it and rode like a cloud. So smooth and easy to steer. Holy smokes
It’s such a good value because they saved all that money not putting tow hooks on the front. 😃
LOL
All for after market and later models. Toyota knows what they're doing.
Who needs tow hooks when you never get stuck. 🙂
Got a 2023 Tundra limited with Trd package no sun roof and I love it ❤
Another awesome truck video Ben, thank you.
Toyota built a awesome truck love the front grill that's massive for a truck
Truck with decent Suspension !
It is surprising the Front looks so huge. Towing heavy load is tough enough on MPG; would think the design would be more Aerodynamic. Appears Pushing as much air as possible is the goal with all full size pick-up trucks
I’m really considering on getting a Tundra I’ve got a buddy that has one and he loves the ride quality compared to his 2018 Tundra
I just bought one a week ago. Absolutely love it, like riding on a cloud
I priced out an SR5 Tundra with the TRD Off Road package for MSRP 50k in army green-however, dealers are jacking it up to 55k-60k. No thanks, I’ll stick with my Tacoma and wait another decade.
You know what?I believe you are the only one who’s demonstrated the manual shift option. I had no idea it could even do that
Is it possible to get Digital dash in the Limited trim??
Do you think the Tundra cabin is as quiet as the F150? I’m wanting to switch but I have sensitive ears. You must be in Utah, I recognize your test drive areas.
The 2023 limited tundra as more power than the old v8 I towed my 18 ft bass boat with it and blew everyone away even on steep grades
love that market adjustment price too lol
While not exactly a direct comparison, the Tundra 1794 is available at $67k and the King Ranch is $80k. I can’t see how for can justify such a premium. And that’s coming from someone who has owned an F350 for 20+ years.
Yes!
Idk man, those are 80k where I live if you can find one.
Is that a 1992 Word Processor screen and software ? I guess Limited means limited amenities
I wish I could actually look at one, they don’t even let u open the door at my local dealer as they say their sold😅
Wow
I went car shopping during covid and they wouldn't even let me touch them let alone look inside vehicles. They said I had to do a credit check before even basically talking about one and I got 800+ credit and make good money. That wasn't the issue it was basically saying hey we are going to ding your credit which would lower it even if only slightly and what you're looking at may be in poor condition and not something you would be interested in upon a quick inspection, but you can't know that until we do the credit check. I told em yeah right I'm good take care and left 😅
Thanks for the review! I will definitely consider if I get another pickup. I have a 2017 F150 Platinum now but they are SOOOO expensive now, it’s nuts!! My 2017 MSRP’d for like $64K. I think the same one is well over $70K now. Screw Ford!
I just paid $65k for a xlt. That’s 2-3 trim lower for the same price lol. That’s with haggling they wanted $68k
Why No 4A? Cmon Toyota
Gotta give em a reason to buy the face-lift or next model year 😅 kinda like iPhone getting excited about getting things good android companies have had for years
Capitalism baybeeeee
Odd how 2022 you could find the trd offroad 23 models they are about impossible to find. Guess they are hoping people will pay extra for the trd pro. In Normal times that would have worked but not with the ridiculously hiked up prices of today
What are the main differences between this and the platinum?
Acoustic glass, better audio, cosmetic crap, and sunroof. The limited is the best value, features out of the trim levels.
3.5 twin turbo with a 10 speed transmission.... I wonder where they got that idea from?
Lol
Probably from the lexus ls500
@@wongchai807 No, I meant Ford F150
@@Tobymt1925 Is an aluminum Tundra coming? 😂
@@jeffreyomps7587 Probably so...
Ben, I’ve watched you Titan review and this one. I’m torn on which truck to get. Warranty is a HUGE deal for us. We aren’t rich so we need our homesteading truck to last and hold up to the task. Titan fully loaded or Tundra limited with whatever it comes with? Tough decision. Thanks for any opinions.
No power pedals? We’re out. No towing mirrors?forget it!
2023 Toyota Tundra CrewMax Limited 4X4!
I love my 2023 Limited CrewMax. It's in the Army Green color and it is absolutely gorgeous. I get constant compliments on it. People are way too hard on this truck. V8s are dead and obsolete for most things... get over it. You're only going to be seeing V8s in super large trucks or sports cars moving forward. Imagine comparing a Toyota to a Ford. Sorry but Ford's quality and reliability is garbage... how many recalls are they up to now? I've been in new Ford trucks of the same generation and was not impressed at all by the interior or ergonomics... all cheap hard shiny plastic. My Toyota has leather interior surfaces and will always be more reliable than a Ford even with it's turbos. Don't even get me started on Dodge aka Chrysler. And there is plenty of power for me (I opted for the non-hybrid model). Smooth and sturdy. Also, who buys a half-ton truck and then complains about MPG? I can drive 421 miles on a single tank... not bad at all given the other stats of the vehicle.
The Limited does NOT have leather interior. You own it and are unaware of what you purchased and sit in every day???
What are you smoking? My Limited Tundra absolutely has heated and cooled leather seats.
@trumpisastump9382 I just looked at a limited with leather, better get your facts together before spouting off!
I mean, it looks slick, but the price tag is a little too much.
If the body has to come off of the frame to get to the turbo I think I would pass on a new Tundra.
That is just how they have the instructions wrote for the techs. You can do it with out removing the body. It just takes a lot longer.
Watched a toyota tech talk about swapping turbos, The driver side needs cab off but not the passenger. Tho he said it takes some finagling to remove the passenger without cab off
nice
i'd pay $38k for that half ton but not $58k
Your living in 2002 and you wouldn't get half the things you have here lol
" i ain't paying no 50 cents for no coke"
"then you ain't gettin no coke"
You won’t be buying a new one then.
I don’t understand why “ some” of you guys and gals do not talk about about the bed of the truck, ie: the payload , the dimensions , it’s a freaking pickup truck , people want to know that info
V6 Tundra? Are you stranded? Need a tow? Let me know, I got a V8 SR5 TSS Offroad.
Fords check was late this month.
Beautiful truck I’m sure Toyota stressed tested the powertrain like they always do before releasing it to the public. But my daughters 2020 Corolla has a bigger and nicer driver center display than this. Wtf Toyota?
that front end is an abomination
The instrument cluster looks absolutely horrible and cheap. I am not huge fans of displays, but this Tundra is screaming for one...
The platinum and 1794 edition come with a better digital instrument cluster
I like the tail lights but that’s about it
@@jimsteinway695 same I have platinum edition one
Full on digital gauge clusters look cheap. You wait till you cold start any vehicle in -30 c and colder with a digital display and watch how the display lag and look like smudged ink.
@@richardoaks3597 usually you’re truck should be in the garage with a block heater if you’re in that type weather. I had a 91 Toyota in 92 in 25 below it didn’t start for two days
Why are you talking so fast, my dude?
58K for tundra 🥴 nuh that’s too much
I saw your review of your personal 4runner and I was quite shocked how dirty it was, you couldn't clean it up a little bit for the review, just like this one, Dusty as can be.
Amazing how the younger generation sees things, totally oblivious to detail.
uh oh, looks like we got a debbie downer here.
@@kipelton1878 ,
Always give 100%, maybe I can understand at the dealership but not a personal vehicle.
I also blame the dealer, I would make sure the vehicle was clean before I send it to be reviewed, maybe that's why I'm always no#1 at every job.
It’s nice truck but I’m glad I bought an F150 instead of waiting for the new Tundra
Nah I would take Ram or Ford over this. I don't have much faith in new Tundra. Also, no 4A?
I dont think so.....f150/250 is better
It's unfortunate that you can't get it with a V8 anymore. The idea of a V6 with a Turbocharger pulling a giant truck just seems ridiculous to me over time.
58k and no remote start…wow what a bargain for such a low slung piece of plastic. This guys jerking Toyota good on this one Toyota is not what it used to be
Dude is comparing truck that can barely tow 12K to all time legendary F150..
The interior is dated and it looks like they pasted an iPad on a 1995 truck. It looks like an XLT which you can get with leather seats . Which would be in the high 50’s
How is that interior dated lol
@@ravensfootball52 thats what everyone says lol i dont get it either
Fu-man-chu !!!
Consumer Reports definitely DOES NOT RECCOMEND this truck.....
Lol but people do. Its a new truck so consumer reports go on electronic functionality and other stuff not actual reliability and build quality that really matters
What are you talking about? The new Tundra is one of two trucks Consumer Reports RECOMMENDS, and it is also the only full-size truck to score as well as it did on the crash test ratings.
One reason is because CR sucks really, especially when it comes to reliability, since they do surveys of their members of that certain vehicle from previous model years, when in reality, A LOT of the problems have been fixed on the 2023 Tundra compared to the 2022 model year.
We all know this isn’t a 2023. People are still waiting for their 2022.
There are plenty of 2023's hitting lots.
@@user-mh5qg5jb7d that doesn’t answer my point. How can do many 23s be hitting the lots if a lot of people can’t get even get this 22s?