A lot of companies say how great they are and have "100 years of experience" or such but the reality is usually, the Engineers & Managers and Workers that made the company great are all retired or gone and the new people don't have the experience.
Been here before: my wife's new 2001 Corolla had a built-in design flaw - the cylinder seals were too wide and leaked oil into the cylinders. Dealers used to blame owners for misusing their cars when in fact, it was all Toyotas fault. Led to the largest single lawsuit fine in USA history! Over $12 BILLION US dollars. Because Toyota KNEW it was a design fault and LIED about it.
@@swanvictor887 It didn't help us boomers trained foreign service providers and then went to congress and said we needed more H1Bs because the US didn't have the "talent". Had to use the word talent because training would have given away the game.
why are so many legacy makers eg Toyota, Nissan, etc having so many issues these days? Are they just simply cutting too many corners to save money or what ?
The first thing to remember is these companies exist to make money. The cars are just a part of that. Fuel economy and emissions regulations are forcing companies to build more complex vehicles. Meeting these complexities at a price that consumers will pay makes it difficult for quality control to prevail. Once a defect is discovered they must engineer a solution into the process which adds complexity and cost.
What's not to love about ICE vehicles? Well, except for transmission problems, cooling system problems, injector problems, compression imbalances, high pressure / speed valves, oh and the high pressure/high heat gaskets, filters for all the needed fluids, regular maintenance being required for all these system, the exorbitant fuel prices, and electrical system faults.... BESIDES all these, what's not to love? Ok, the noise and pollution are big, but it's not like they were killing people... ok well maybe lots of you suffer and die because of the incredibly toxic emissions, but you've gotta love them!
That's nothing, in almost every BMW diesel from 2006 to 2015, the timing chain, which is meant to last the lifetime of the vehicle, broke, causing catastrophic and dangerous engine failure. My engine was ruined by this at 70,000 miles (many failed way before this even with BMW service history) and BMW refused to pay anything toward repair (approx. £3000) because I did not have it serviced by BMW (not a legal requirement in the EU as long as you can show you used approved parts, which I had). That's when I swore I'd never entertain buying a BMW again, and, unless you are a masochist, I'd suggest you avoid BMW like the plague.
@@paulkieffer118950k miles is crazy, I have my 2022 Lexus LX 600 with 18k miles and hasn't given any issues whatsoever and I still have my 2009 Toyota sienna with 203k ish miles that I I've had for almost 14 years and changed the steering pump once, fuel pump once and radiator fan once any thing else was a regular maintenance cabin filter, oil change, and shock. The bottom line is they have a reputation for been reliable
here in Indonesia, all those faulty products they produced over the years, none ever got recalled, they just argued that since they were assembled in Indonesia, they are different than the one produced in other countries, in a sentence, they are fine for you, Indonesians. Of course our government only care about their investment, not the safety of their people.
didn't Toyota and it's subsidiary, Daihatsu just get caught rigging their safety test vehicles and those changes didn't make production? I recall that it only affected developing countries. So there maybe a pattern here. If you're poor, Toyota doesn't care about your safety!
This reminds me of an issue with an intermediate steering shaft on my 2010 Kluger. In 2015, out of warranty, I got them to replace it for free after presenting Toyota with anecdotal evidence from WWW where this was an issue since 2007! And they still kept the same shaft design up to 2014!
Toyota should spend less on advertising an agenda of engine based vehicles to keep themselves profitable and actually go directly to BEV to avoid these issues by offering a decent pure electric.
I had the transmission rebuilt twice in my Honda Odyssey at my expense and the engine rebuilt once under warranty. I also had a new engine put into my 2011 Honda CRV which was not covered by warranty. Also had the transmission in my 2013 Chevy Express replace out of warranty. Now I’m patiently waiting for my most efficient Aptera EV with 750 watt solar cells.
So what was the actual root cause? Metal in the combustion chambers? In the crank cases? Was it a machine introducing metal on the line? Design flaw? Was it two simultaneous problems etc. etc.? There doesn't seem to be a true resolution to this engine problem.
You’re welcome, mate. Thank you. Continue the great work. Don’t keep all the good stuff for your members only I am a member I’m subscribe to your channel.
$6,000 sounds a bit low. I have a Hyundai Genesis 5.0 that had a similar problem. Hyundai was sued and was force to recall some of its vehicles but not my model. After complaining and being ignored by the dealership about grinding noises at startup, while under warrantee, 3 months after the warrantee expired, the engine seized (40,000 miles). After some argument, Hyundai agreed to cover 90% of the engine replacement cost. Complete engines were no longer available, so the dealership had to build one. The replacement cost $35,000 so I paid $3,500, and it's still misfiring.
The blame game sounds like Boeing blaming pilots (until their plane doors flew off and they can't blame the pilots LOL). I guess all of these people have the same PR guys!
That's funny, my wife's Toyota sewing machine had to have the stich selector know repaired but mee in the first two weeks of ownership, meanwhile my singer leather sewing machine was built in 1931 and still sews fine, and ditto my 1940 treadle powered singer is still Perfect.
2005-2017 Toyota Tacoma frames were junk, rusted out in the northeast of US within 4-5 years, had to be recalled. Now it’s their engines. How the mighty have fallen.
I wonder if those engine will be checked to see if they have any defects . If not will they be resold as used engineer. If there are defects would they repair them ?
My gut is the defect with the V35A engine is a defective design of the ladder frame holding in the main bearings. Of course, Toyota can't say there's a design flaw and then all these engines will have to be replaced. Yep, it was sloppy work at the U.S. San Antonio engine plant by those Americans.
So the person in charge of cleaning the part was on lunch, away on sick leave or fired...AWOL...How expensive for Toyota! Worse is how it affects its reputation for quality products. Seems to be the norm these days in all sectors.
I have a 2021 Tundra and I most of the people in my area in Canada have one too, and those 5.7 litre engines are bullet proof. I could have got a 2022 and I avoided it because new engines aren't proven and I don't want to deal with shit like this. Toyota's quality is undisputed for the most part though.
You are not GREEN if you are concerned about having 375 HP cars. More people are dying in car accidents because of horsepower gone wild. If you are GREEN you want 130 HP cars .
Toyota FUBAR. Seems that once Mr. Toyoda started to commit all of his energy to anti-EV BS, his own product designs and manufacturing methods started to fail mightily. Typical Japanese lies, cover-up and denials. Untrustworthy.
Just wait a couple of years or at the end warrenty period for the new Toyota 4 banger turbo engine, especially the hybrid, no manufacturer since MB in the nineties has had a successful 4 banger turbo.
Seems like all the folks at Toyota who put quality first have retired. Now it’s just a typical manufacturing company, race to the bottom to make profits higher.
Ford f150 5.4 horrible engine from 2004-2008. Spark plugs that it broke off in the engine because of carbon build up, $1000 to extract...... Even following maintenance to a T. Cam phasers that failed.... Due to insufficient oil pump . Ford shafted everybody When a problem is too big everybody gets screwed because manufacturers usually don't stand behind it
AMD of The Car Care Nut reviewed the Tundra and discussed the new turbo v6 engine problems - then promptly bought a new Tundra. Toyota stands behind its product.
He makes his money off of a TH-cam channel about Toyota repairs. That truck could be a dumpster fire of problems and he would still buy one. The $90,000 or whatever he spent on that truck is nothing compared to what he makes from his channel. Even he said if something goes wrong with the truck that’s just more content for his channel. I don’t know about Australia, but in the USA Toyota is generally known for reliability, but not to the extent they used to be. They’ve had problems lately even before the current one with blowing engines
This has exploded over the last couple of months on the Tundra forum. Some are saying that this isn't machining debris but a bad bearing design. And, yes, Toyota and Toyota dealers are still pushing these vehicles out the door to customers. The shame of it is Toyota is leaning on its reputation and there are enough fanboys to sell every one of these defective trucks. Arrogance.
From my research any only direct injected motor will have failure issues from carbon build up on the backs of the valves. My 2016 Ford Edge 2.0 which is direct injected had this issue and blew the motor. It cost me $8000 for this defect that is all over the internet and Ford nor any government agency is doing anything about it. Of course the Ford dealership tried to blame me saying I had the wrong oil and doing oil changes at the wrong intervals, which I wasn't and the oil was Royal Purple which is better than their crap dealerships use. When I laughed in the guy's face when he said I was doing it wrong, I showed him the owners manual that stated the oil change times. He tried to tell me Ford had the wrong information in their manual. I then asked him "oh really, then why is that was is also stated online?". I love how these crooks try to blame you all the time to cover their asses.
GM and Ford helped Japanese cars a great deal back in the 70s in improving their quality to fight the becoming population VW in US market....Because US needs Japan to have a strong economy to contain China.
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Oh dear ,what a shame , never mind. Turbos for ice nuts , they don’t understand how they work! Buy an EV save yourself the embarrassment 😂😂😂 and COST 😮😢
after working in the automotive industry for 30 years I have never understood the fan boys of Toyota. they are just another car company with just as many failures etc as any other. Toyota's are NOT more reliable
They did not, only 1% of the cars are affected due to Toyota, but they cover 2 years. Don't talk nonsense. Toyota is a all about reliability andcthe did the right thing, it will cost Toyota, Usd 3,5 billion.....not 700mln.
Toyota clearly has changed. They are just leaning on their historical reputation to take advantage of consumers. The myth of Toyota reliability and quality is further perpetuated by people who buy Toyota also tend to WANT their cars last longer, thus take better care of their cars and using them more carefully, thus perpetuating the myth.
Electric Viking is letting his anti- ICE ideology get out of control here. 100,000vehicles isn't so many and Toyota may genuinely not know how of them are seriously affected. Im sure Electric V. used to be more balanced than this, but maybe he feels under pressure from the collapse of EV sales in many countries
If you read the report, you'd understand better. Toyota lied...that's the problem. They also recently got caught lying about their safety ratings. Now buyers are seeing how much Toyota really lies and misleads its buyers...so yes, all information about potential serious injury needs to be called out.
Why should we care about YOUR toyota experience while simultaneously ignoring the hundreds of thousands of other experiences that clearly show toyota reliability as the top?? I sure hope your wife’s recovery isn’t dependent on your honesty.
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A lot of companies say how great they are and have "100 years of experience" or such but the reality is usually, the Engineers & Managers and Workers that made the company great are all retired or gone and the new people don't have the experience.
...yeah... such claims are all: diversions. A proper company doesn't use such shit. If it does you know: it already started to die.
I own a 2007 Tacoma, brand new, and its had many recalls. Toyota isn't what it use to be.
The Tacoma is a very reliable car, you talk nonsense
@@avdp9095so you own this guy's car?
@@metricstormtrooper no, but the Tacoma is a very reliable car..... .
@@avdp9095sorry dude, they rust so fast in the northeast, their frames were junk. Recalled
Ask Ford. I'm sure they've developed an excuse for hundreds of different defects.
Water in the fuel. Lemon law court magistrates laugh when Ford cites that, which they do every time. Lol.
A new era of change.
What goes up must come down.
Been here before: my wife's new 2001 Corolla had a built-in design flaw - the cylinder seals were too wide and leaked oil into the cylinders. Dealers used to blame owners for misusing their cars when in fact, it was all Toyotas fault.
Led to the largest single lawsuit fine in USA history! Over $12 BILLION US dollars.
Because Toyota KNEW it was a design fault and LIED about it.
First Boeing forgets how to build an airplane, now Toyota forgot how to build an engine. What's going on?
Out sourcing, same reason for the ransomware and software distribution disasters recently. Companies let other companies run (ruin) their business.
Joshua you forgot to tighten the lug nuts on your front left wheel.
DEI
Boomers retired or died....today's generation are incapable.
@@swanvictor887 It didn't help us boomers trained foreign service providers and then went to congress and said we needed more H1Bs because the US didn't have the "talent". Had to use the word talent because training would have given away the game.
why are so many legacy makers eg Toyota, Nissan, etc having so many issues these days? Are they just simply cutting too many corners to save money or what ?
The first thing to remember is these companies exist to make money. The cars are just a part of that.
Fuel economy and emissions regulations are forcing companies to build more complex vehicles. Meeting these complexities at a price that consumers will pay makes it difficult for quality control to prevail. Once a defect is discovered they must engineer a solution into the process which adds complexity and cost.
Boeing is their Master
What's not to love about ICE vehicles? Well, except for transmission problems, cooling system problems, injector problems, compression imbalances, high pressure / speed valves, oh and the high pressure/high heat gaskets, filters for all the needed fluids, regular maintenance being required for all these system, the exorbitant fuel prices, and electrical system faults.... BESIDES all these, what's not to love? Ok, the noise and pollution are big, but it's not like they were killing people... ok well maybe lots of you suffer and die because of the incredibly toxic emissions, but you've gotta love them!
nit picking
@@graemeallan54 i'm gonna use that line next time i'm at the mechanic and see how far that gets me
@N1rOx they'll take off work crying at a bar
That's nothing, in almost every BMW diesel from 2006 to 2015, the timing chain, which is meant to last the lifetime of the vehicle, broke, causing catastrophic and dangerous engine failure. My engine was ruined by this at 70,000 miles (many failed way before this even with BMW service history) and BMW refused to pay anything toward repair (approx. £3000) because I did not have it serviced by BMW (not a legal requirement in the EU as long as you can show you used approved parts, which I had). That's when I swore I'd never entertain buying a BMW again, and, unless you are a masochist, I'd suggest you avoid BMW like the plague.
Wrong it’s meant to last the lifetime of the warranty!!! 50k miles.
That’s why type of oil matters & 2800 mile oil changes no exceptions.
VW too.
@@paulkieffer118950k miles is crazy, I have my 2022 Lexus LX 600 with 18k miles and hasn't given any issues whatsoever and I still have my 2009 Toyota sienna with 203k ish miles that I I've had for almost 14 years and changed the steering pump once, fuel pump once and radiator fan once any thing else was a regular maintenance cabin filter, oil change, and shock. The bottom line is they have a reputation for been reliable
Western planned obsolescence and proprietarity. Only racists buy that trash.
Buy a ev today and put the bullshit behind you...Otherwise your in for more heartache...
here in Indonesia, all those faulty products they produced over the years, none ever got recalled, they just argued that since they were assembled in Indonesia, they are different than the one produced in other countries, in a sentence, they are fine for you, Indonesians. Of course our government only care about their investment, not the safety of their people.
That's horrible to hear. Behavior like that coming from Toyota makes me really question their brand
didn't Toyota and it's subsidiary, Daihatsu just get caught rigging their safety test vehicles and those changes didn't make production? I recall that it only affected developing countries. So there maybe a pattern here. If you're poor, Toyota doesn't care about your safety!
This reminds me of an issue with an intermediate steering shaft on my 2010 Kluger. In 2015, out of warranty, I got them to replace it for free after presenting Toyota with anecdotal evidence from WWW where this was an issue since 2007! And they still kept the same shaft design up to 2014!
Toyota should spend less on advertising an agenda of engine based vehicles to keep themselves profitable and actually go directly to BEV to avoid these issues by offering a decent pure electric.
I had the transmission rebuilt twice in my Honda Odyssey at my expense and the engine rebuilt once under warranty. I also had a new engine put into my 2011 Honda CRV which was not covered by warranty. Also had the transmission in my 2013 Chevy Express replace out of warranty. Now I’m patiently waiting for my most efficient Aptera EV with 750 watt solar cells.
So what was the actual root cause? Metal in the combustion chambers? In the crank cases? Was it a machine introducing metal on the line? Design flaw? Was it two simultaneous problems etc. etc.? There doesn't seem to be a true resolution to this engine problem.
Always blame the customer.
You’re welcome, mate. Thank you. Continue the great work. Don’t keep all the good stuff for your members only I am a member I’m subscribe to your channel.
Thanks Mate!
$6,000 sounds a bit low. I have a Hyundai Genesis 5.0 that had a similar problem. Hyundai was sued and was force to recall some of its vehicles but not my model. After complaining and being ignored by the dealership about grinding noises at startup, while under warrantee, 3 months after the warrantee expired, the engine seized (40,000 miles). After some argument, Hyundai agreed to cover 90% of the engine replacement cost. Complete engines were no longer available, so the dealership had to build one. The replacement cost $35,000 so I paid $3,500, and it's still misfiring.
The blame game sounds like Boeing blaming pilots (until their plane doors flew off and they can't blame the pilots LOL). I guess all of these people have the same PR guys!
Have a 22 tundra with 65k km, not one issue, and soon I’m getting a new engine. Can’t complain about that. Lol
Don’t buy anything with a turbo.
Uh...why
Does anyone else remember when Toyota made the Pistons too large for their engine on the Camry? 😂
No. Which model and year.
My Wife had a Toyota sewing machine years ago that was reliable 🤣🤣🤣👍
That's funny, my wife's Toyota sewing machine had to have the stich selector know repaired but mee in the first two weeks of ownership, meanwhile my singer leather sewing machine was built in 1931 and still sews fine, and ditto my 1940 treadle powered singer is still Perfect.
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2005-2017 Toyota Tacoma frames were junk, rusted out in the northeast of US within 4-5 years, had to be recalled. Now it’s their engines. How the mighty have fallen.
The Car Care Nut channel put out a good video on the issue of the Toyota engine recall.
I wonder if those engine will be checked to see if they have any defects . If not will they be resold as used engineer. If there are defects would they repair them ?
My gut is the defect with the V35A engine is a defective design of the ladder frame holding in the main bearings. Of course, Toyota can't say there's a design flaw and then all these engines will have to be replaced. Yep, it was sloppy work at the U.S. San Antonio engine plant by those Americans.
I think Toyoda thought Aussies are fools. They are not. This case is demonstrating this.
Τοyota used to be synonymous with reliability.... Those days are gone, for good.
But the Toyota reliability story was always a myth.
So the person in charge of cleaning the part was on lunch, away on sick leave or fired...AWOL...How expensive for Toyota! Worse is how it affects its reputation for quality products. Seems to be the norm these days in all sectors.
I have a 2021 Tundra and I most of the people in my area in Canada have one too, and those 5.7 litre engines are bullet proof. I could have got a 2022 and I avoided it because new engines aren't proven and I don't want to deal with shit like this. Toyota's quality is undisputed for the most part though.
This is exactly what all big auto has been doing for 50 years, essentially selling vehicles that were designed to fail.
The good future is electric.
Oh, what a feeling...
….. when you’re dancing on the ceiling….
This is just the result of ICE technology trying to keep up with EV power and torque. The dinosaur is trying to keep up with the Cheetah. No chance.
You are not GREEN if you are concerned about having 375 HP cars. More people are dying in car accidents because of horsepower gone wild. If you are GREEN you want 130 HP cars .
All those truck mentioned are oversized shite.
Toyota sponsors the Paris 2024 Olympics.
'nuff said.
Damage probably occurs when they are rolling coal.
Kind of sad they used to be the height of reliability. At least they are going to back there product though.
Toyota FUBAR. Seems that once Mr. Toyoda started to commit all of his energy to anti-EV BS, his own product designs and manufacturing methods started to fail mightily. Typical Japanese lies, cover-up and denials. Untrustworthy.
Wow, the ONE thing Toyota is known for getting right... you had one job, make good tailpipe cars.
Just wait a couple of years or at the end warrenty period for the new Toyota 4 banger turbo engine, especially the hybrid, no manufacturer since MB in the nineties has had a successful 4 banger turbo.
Seems like all the folks at Toyota who put quality first have retired. Now it’s just a typical manufacturing company, race to the bottom to make profits higher.
they should have a recall for gross ugly grilles.
Ford f150 5.4 horrible engine from 2004-2008. Spark plugs that it broke off in the engine because of carbon build up, $1000 to extract...... Even following maintenance to a T.
Cam phasers that failed.... Due to insufficient oil pump .
Ford shafted everybody
When a problem is too big everybody gets screwed because manufacturers usually don't stand behind it
You must be talking about the glorious 5.4 L V8 😂
And i thought only proton has lousy ice engines.
A Tundra cost more than a 1 Ton US truck. Thats why Americans buy US legacy trucks. I’m also not so sure Toyotas are as reliable as they used to be.
AMD of The Car Care Nut reviewed the Tundra and discussed the new turbo v6 engine problems - then promptly bought a new Tundra. Toyota stands behind its product.
He makes his money off of a TH-cam channel about Toyota repairs. That truck could be a dumpster fire of problems and he would still buy one. The $90,000 or whatever he spent on that truck is nothing compared to what he makes from his channel. Even he said if something goes wrong with the truck that’s just more content for his channel. I don’t know about Australia, but in the USA Toyota is generally known for reliability, but not to the extent they used to be. They’ve had problems lately even before the current one with blowing engines
Every respectable company stands behind there products...
Toyota quality went downhill pretty badly. It's like they are trying to cash in and close the business
This has exploded over the last couple of months on the Tundra forum. Some are saying that this isn't machining debris but a bad bearing design. And, yes, Toyota and Toyota dealers are still pushing these vehicles out the door to customers. The shame of it is Toyota is leaning on its reputation and there are enough fanboys to sell every one of these defective trucks. Arrogance.
So. At least they have the parts, unlike some companies. Ask Russians what they think of chinese evs😂
they used gm v6 engine ?
Who doesn't sell faulty engines or electronics, gearboxes or otherwise unreliable cars?
Tesla
@@nibotkram7743 Joke?
Almost all car manufacturers are dropping ev's completely, why? No country has the power grid infrastructures to support it. It's not rocket surgery.
From my research any only direct injected motor will have failure issues from carbon build up on the backs of the valves. My 2016 Ford Edge 2.0 which is direct injected had this issue and blew the motor. It cost me $8000 for this defect that is all over the internet and Ford nor any government agency is doing anything about it. Of course the Ford dealership tried to blame me saying I had the wrong oil and doing oil changes at the wrong intervals, which I wasn't and the oil was Royal Purple which is better than their crap dealerships use. When I laughed in the guy's face when he said I was doing it wrong, I showed him the owners manual that stated the oil change times. He tried to tell me Ford had the wrong information in their manual. I then asked him "oh really, then why is that was is also stated online?". I love how these crooks try to blame you all the time to cover their asses.
My Tesla runs on the sun, ice vehicles run on your wallet.
Really ? All 100% solar to electric . 100 percent always ?
But but Toyota are so good 😀
Their forklifts are still good. Can't really drive one to town for groceries though.
Their Toyota Tercel of the last 2 generations were all garbage.
This is why it got deleted in the Toyota car list.
why its good to buy used....even a quality manufacturer like Toyota builds some lemons
GM and Ford helped Japanese cars a great deal back in the 70s in improving their quality to fight the becoming population VW in US market....Because US needs Japan to have a strong economy to contain China.
My toyota Prada snapped a conrod bolt at 200km. I spent 10k to fix it then I sold it.
Crooks. Serial offender. Falsified safety results etc.
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That's an eye opener.. And they global warming has nothing to do with climate change. How much more proof do we need ?
Oh, do shut up
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Oh dear ,what a shame , never mind. Turbos for ice nuts , they don’t understand how they work! Buy an EV save yourself the embarrassment 😂😂😂 and COST 😮😢
First!
after working in the automotive industry for 30 years I have never understood the fan boys of Toyota. they are just another car company with just as many failures etc as any other. Toyota's are NOT more reliable
Hello mate
"Barry, what made you finally go electric?" "Because it's a Toyota." (Barry knew that Toyota ICE engines were rubbish.)
Riffing off a current Toyota bZ4X commercial on Australian TV.
They did not, only 1% of the cars are affected due to Toyota, but they cover 2 years. Don't talk nonsense.
Toyota is a all about reliability andcthe did the right thing, it will cost Toyota, Usd 3,5 billion.....not 700mln.
At least they are replacing their defective engines. Much better than Kia and Hyundai.
Toyota clearly has changed. They are just leaning on their historical reputation to take advantage of consumers. The myth of Toyota reliability and quality is further perpetuated by people who buy Toyota also tend to WANT their cars last longer, thus take better care of their cars and using them more carefully, thus perpetuating the myth.
Electric Viking is letting his anti- ICE ideology get out of control here. 100,000vehicles isn't so many and Toyota may genuinely not know how of them are seriously affected. Im sure Electric V. used to be more balanced than this, but maybe he feels under pressure from the collapse of EV sales in many countries
What a goofy comment 😂
@@jonathanfields4everit’s a political remark……a STUPID political remark
If you read the report, you'd understand better. Toyota lied...that's the problem. They also recently got caught lying about their safety ratings. Now buyers are seeing how much Toyota really lies and misleads its buyers...so yes, all information about potential serious injury needs to be called out.
@@mavelous1763 you just mean you disagree. Fair enough, just say that
@@piglet5287 no, I meant I’m not a stupid magat
It’s not Tesla tho. TESLA BAD…. ELON DID THIS SOMEHOW 😂😂
The last gen tundra was bulletproof…by the way Mr Viking, pickup truck buyers dont want an EV truck
Yeah...unless it's a PHEV
Why should we care about YOUR toyota experience while simultaneously ignoring the hundreds of thousands of other experiences that clearly show toyota reliability as the top?? I sure hope your wife’s recovery isn’t dependent on your honesty.
Don't interject his wife in here . That is not good.
Why are you being an ass !
@@mikewallace8087 it was only to make a point. I wish his wife a full and speedy recovery to being completely cancer free.
China's economy is beyond fixing. The third plenum feed is ineffectual . Big collapse unavoidable . China Uncensored nearing 3 million subs.
u work for Miles Guo organisation + Falungong + Repub charity
Indeed a chn/hk born cyber dissident
@@GoodYT875 You work for Sam as pygmy javlin thrower .
@@mikewallace8087Your mouth is like My ass. 😂😂😂
Oh dear ,what a shame , never mind. Turbos for ice nuts , they don’t understand how they work! Buy an EV save yourself the embarrassment 😂😂😂 and COST 😮😢