What you're telling me is these machines would rather revert back to their natural state before they break down? They will literally break down before they break down
@@AbbaZabbaOlyFrn they last long as hell but if there is any salt where you are they will rot way fast. The trucks are durable and most problems you can easy fix your self.
I have owned multiple '87 pickups and 4Runners. They brought me to beautiful, remote places, despite being, old, neglected, and ugly. This video still brings a tear to my eye.
I do, that's real skill. Mechanics here in America only know to replace parts, they tell you just to buy a new engine, or a new vehicle if the wear is considerable.
@@linkbond08 They do the same thing in Britain and Europe for routine jobs. Obviously they found a highly skilled mechanic who was up to the task since this was a unique challenge. Meanwhile in backwoods, USA some dude is jerry-rigging some old beater
I was genuinely impressed by the resilience of this vehicle. But then again, perhaps it’s not so surprising that a Japanese brand such as Toyota, would make cars able to survive earthquakes and tsunamis! I was very happy that, after suffering so much, the Toyota rightfully earned a place of honor on the shows studio. 👍
Depends. If it's a Series Land Rover, they're bullet proof. Need fixing a lot though, but they're very old now. Most are still working around the world though
Had one of these trucks. Damn thing was literally unkillable. Dad sank it in the river trying to drive across the shallow spots to a sandbar and sank it in a hole, had to leave it there overnight. Took 3 trucks and some digging to pull it out. Cranked right up and drove it away. We still laugh about it today.
Or south africa i have one my brother in law have one hiluxes in sa is its a religion of never had one well if you are about 32 and never owned a hilux..people avoid you😂 cause you are weird😂
Someone had a really interesting explanation recently, they said it's because after ww2 there were restrictions on Japan. Because of this, there were limited/no space engineering and rocket science careers. So what did all their brilliant minded engineers turn to since there was no further highest level like a NASA equivalent? You guessed it. Cars.
hilux is famous in Peru. Mining companies buy them in bulk because they are one of few trucks that can actually work at high altitudes of over 4000 meters
@@1lyxbollyvykn714 There was a rumor awhile back that said if you had ''that'' particular engine and it still ran, any dealer would give you a brand new truck for it.
Toyota is the most selling brand in finland.Russian cars are the best in cold but they drive like tractors.mazda,nissan and toyota always works they are good to.No fancy crap here in the cold.
@@ferraricar7352 Engines technically somewhat run on air, because the combustion engine needs a mixture of fuel and air to run. So you're not wrong there.
My dad's old F250 had nearly 400,000 miles on it by the time we finally sold it, and it had been driven though a literal tornado. '90s trucks are probably the closest things to street-legal tanks.
Mercedes-Benz G-Class: Am I a joke to you? but seriously the g class is very very strong and is the closest thing to a tank right now but yeah 90s trucks are still very strong
I have a 1978 Hilux, with the gear lever on the steering column. Runs like a dream. All my guitars are Japanese, most of my cameras, my amp, my cartridges for my turntables, my tapedeck. Japan has made quality stuff for decades.
To answer one of your questions, yes, you can get decapitated if your car went under a truck. However most trucks have a guard to stop that from happening but there was a time before this when you could
There may be some wrongs in your words. The trio's relationship is as durable as this brilliant little truck. The only one that didn't last as long as the hilux is the trio's time in top gear.
If I had a time machine, I would go back and buy one of these brand new. Jeremy and James have thoroughly convinced me that the thing is immortal. The Count Dracula of cars
If Nokia decided to make a car- oh wait, no they wouldn’t! They’re already doing enough. They probably merged with Toyota behind our backs for the single reason “We felt like making an immortal car, they felt like making an immortal car, the BBC felt like making an immortal car, so we just rolled with it.”
That mechanic is Omni level amazing. Consider this - not only had the truck had been underwater for hours, this was the first time anyone had to work on a Hilux.
This is back in the day when they made trucks affordable too! Jesus, no wonder the Americans went through hell trying to defeat Japan! I mean, this is one of the cars where once you purchase it, you're set for life. You will never need to buy another vehicle again because it's so reliable it might last longer than you.
I had an 88' Camry that I've beat and tortured. I delivered food in it and didn't change the oil or even check it for ≥ 30k miles, brought it mudding, it was t boned and I just rubbed the dent out and used the insurance money to replace the exhaust manifold, raced newer ricer cars in it at merges and won, j turns, power slides, ran over concrete curbs for a short cut, rammed ice snow banks, and was still able to sell it for $700. I loved that car
My father bought one in 1998, and after more than half a million kms and 25 years continues to run like the first day, amazing. It even slept in the open for 8 years, the engine remains untouched only regular maintenance.
It would need replacing lol. The exhaust system would be sodden and the electrics kaput. Literally nothing on it would work. The Hilux lived because of no computers and a traditional exhaust
ali gunaydin You know I own a 2015 W212 E350 and to be honest I love it. They are indeed less reliable if you’re not willing to maintain it or if you treat it like a Toyota, it’s just isn’t a Toyota period. But if you are willing to fork out the $300 oil changes, $600 spark plug service, $500 transmission Sevice, follow the service Intervals closely and prepared to pay for parts that are Inherently more expensive then it should last you a lifetime. Then the reward is a supremely smooth ride with the legendary solid handling and sound isolation that you just can’t quite get in a Japanese car. There is just something about a European car.
wantafanta01 not sure about bikes, the things that need to be done isn’t insane on my E350...10k/annual oil changes, Brake fluid replacement every 20k, 45k for spark plugs, 77.5k for transmission. Of course you also have the engine air filter every 10k-20k. So it’s bit outside of the regular maintenance of modern Japanese cars but the service costs are about 30-40% more (using authorized dealers).
Toyota: Survives a direct nuclear blast Chrysler: Breaks down after driving for 10 miles Fiat: Completely falls apart after rolling off the assembly line
@@skylined5534 you would probably have enjoyed it more if they removed the truck, host and backgrounds then replaced all that with a couple dudes, lubed head to toe, exploring how deep their holes go. or better yet, you, im sure, wish you were one of those dudes getting your hole deeply explored.
When a car manufacturer does such a good job at building a reliable car, that it has to explain to the goverment why so many old cars of it's make are used as mobile machinegun trucks You know you succeeded.
I'm a proud Toyota Hilux owner and I can honestly say, best car I've ever had. Tougher than nails. They simply put every other single ute ever made to shame.
Ah, so this is why this car isn't sold in the US of A. Can't have this indestructible beast roaming the streets. It would put mechanics and the insurance companies out of business!!!
My friend had a 1990 Hilux. I drove it a few times and I can tell you it’s built like a tank. It survived a rollover accident 10 years ago and still going strong.
Friend of mine had a fendt tractor crashing into the hilux, topping it over, with the its tractor front wheels resting on the hilux 's doors. They flipped it back and drove it back to the farmhouse
@@jub8891 toyota more than others though. not every japanese car is reliable. also mercedes used to be like toyota before if not even more so. the first car to reach millions miles is a mercedes
And on that note, up until 3 years ago had massive amounts of winter fun with a 4A-GE engined Rear Wheel Drive Toyota. Then the timing belt snapped at the revlimiter... So I re-set the cams and crank at TDC and installed a new timing belt, and had fun ever since :V Freaking locusts!!
2001 corolla. Hesitation when accelerating. one time i was gonna turn the car didn't move at full throttle till I backed off and did full throttle again. car works fine at start any help?
@@ZZ3_43 honestly, Toyota is the best company for me, they make strong vehicles, hilux, land cruiser, corolla, prius, supra... Ect They may probably win the semi trucks market if they started to produce them
quasi history nerd here, Japanese tanks were mainly made against the Chinese who didn't have tanks at all... so they just said let's make the fastest lightest one we can. Besides mud on the Chinese mainland did prevent a lot of mobility
@@adilmohammed6897 there were a lot of reasons that Japanese tanks were so dinky, but a lack of serious anti-tank threats was a big one. Japan just wasn’t under a lot of pressure to make more heavily armored tanks. There was also the issue of all tanks would need to be delivered by ship to the battlefield, and the army and navy hated each other and were constantly competing for steel. The battlefields of the pacific theater were also just not very conducive to tank combat. It was largely amphibious assaults on beaches where fortifications are a better investment than armored vehicles.
they could design tanks, just they kept giving steel to the navy, then the cavalry and army wanted different things such as cavalry wanting fast tanks to keep up with trucks and army wanted thicker armor to help cover the infantry
No amount of advertising money can buy you this kind of reputation.
This is reputation EARNED
+100 respect
but JD Power 90 day initial quality sure can
do the exact opposite!
Lol I just bought a Toyota Corolla a week ago
Yeah but a war can.
It’s always the frame corrosion that gets them in the end. Legendary trucks.
That’s the problem with tube frames they trap moisture and rust. But they are strong as hell
What you're telling me is these machines would rather revert back to their natural state before they break down? They will literally break down before they break down
@@AbbaZabbaOlyFrn they last long as hell but if there is any salt where you are they will rot way fast. The trucks are durable and most problems you can easy fix your self.
@@AbbaZabbaOlyFrn yep. That's actually how most old toyotas met their demise in Vladivostok
Only time and nature can kill this truck.
Top Gear: *Drop a trailer on a Toyota*
Toyota: Oh No! Anyway
underrated
TOYOTA TUNDRA,hater
'TIS BUT A SCRATCH!!!!!!
@@louisarius9672 A scratch? Your windscreen's off!
Lol
I have owned multiple '87 pickups and 4Runners. They brought me to beautiful, remote places, despite being, old, neglected, and ugly. This video still brings a tear to my eye.
Ugly? I think they are beautiful. Modern cars try too hard to look futuristic.
So no one's gonna appreciate that the mechanic literally revived the truck from dead without spares?
I do, that's real skill.
Mechanics here in America only know to replace parts, they tell you just to buy a new engine, or a new vehicle if the wear is considerable.
@@linkbond08 They do the same thing in Britain and Europe for routine jobs. Obviously they found a highly skilled mechanic who was up to the task since this was a unique challenge.
Meanwhile in backwoods, USA some dude is jerry-rigging some old beater
Honestly, that mechanic deserves as much praise as the designers of that truck.
The true unsung hero of this whole piece.
It's a Toyota not a chrysler
That must have been the first time a mechanic had to work on a Toyota Hilux.
Best comment ever🤣
One that's been in the sea anyway.
@@skylined5534 You're sharp.
“Did you try using sea foam spray?”
“Yes”
“How much??”
“Yes”
😂😂
There's a reason the Hilux is banned in america, it would shut down all American truck makers
Toyota Hilux is the Toyota Tacoma which we have.
Squeek Tate
Hilux and tacoma is not the same car. They have different design and dimensions.
+BadIdeas101 The "Pickup" model is a hilux with different front suspension and trim options.
tacoma? this car only made for latinomerican country.. in USA use a Tundra trucks
How are you going to tell me that we don't have Tacoma's here in the US when I used to own one?
I was genuinely impressed by the resilience of this vehicle. But then again, perhaps it’s not so surprising that a Japanese brand such as Toyota, would make cars able to survive earthquakes and tsunamis! I was very happy that, after suffering so much, the Toyota rightfully earned a place of honor on the shows studio. 👍
It's an old Toyota. But generally, Toyota's reliability are great!
At the end of the program it was hung from the ceiling of the the studio wall.
@@garnishment
PERFECT CAR ＴＯＹＯＴＡ
They should have given the mechanic who repaired that a shout-out. That guy is a miracle worker.
IKR? And with *no spare parts!*
English mechanics are truly something else!
Well, it is a Toyota, so I can't imagine it was that hard to repair
@@yuanwang9324easier to work on that top gear hilux than a German car after 10k km scheduled maintenance
The mechanic who fixed her even drove it into the studio!
Part 4 | Killing a Land Rover - Drive it off of the lot.
You should've stopped at "drive it"
I can 100% confirm this is true.
Depends. If it's a Series Land Rover, they're bullet proof. Need fixing a lot though, but they're very old now. Most are still working around the world though
Camel trophy: am I a joke to you.
@@Jin-Ro if it needs fixing it is not bullet proof
When an apocalypse breaks out I'm gonna grab one of these
Might be too late
Conservative Truth /: Okay probably would be really rusted but would probably still survive longer than most of the other cars
They used them in wars, they're good
@@KevinR3i if it can survive an fall from an building it can handle enough yeah
KevinR3i nah apparently ISIS started using Chevy trucks recently. Someone said they found out about LS swap 😂
Had one of these trucks. Damn thing was literally unkillable. Dad sank it in the river trying to drive across the shallow spots to a sandbar and sank it in a hole, had to leave it there overnight. Took 3 trucks and some digging to pull it out. Cranked right up and drove it away. We still laugh about it today.
Im pretty sure you are from australia. Noice story
@@511dydyprobably got their profile picture by going outisde
Or south africa i have one my brother in law have one hiluxes in sa is its a religion of never had one well if you are about 32 and never owned a hilux..people avoid you😂 cause you are weird😂
And its STILL WORKING
My dad had a toyota mpv for about 20 years.... And he just replace the clutch for the first time
Dam bro 20 years?
@@snnupp 20 years is the fast number to be honest
My dad had his Toyota van for 20 years and it never broke down
Toyota kijang
Wasn't the MVP a Mazda van?
It's truck norris.
Nah this is trucky balboa
Like
Truck lee
Trucc
I love you.
As a Japanese, I'm so proud that we're able to produce such high quality automobile.
Thank you:)
Someone had a really interesting explanation recently, they said it's because after ww2 there were restrictions on Japan. Because of this, there were limited/no space engineering and rocket science careers. So what did all their brilliant minded engineers turn to since there was no further highest level like a NASA equivalent? You guessed it. Cars.
hilux is famous in Peru. Mining companies buy them in bulk because they are one of few trucks that can actually work at high altitudes of over 4000 meters
@@1lyxbollyvykn714 There was a rumor awhile back that said if you had ''that'' particular engine and it still ran, any dealer would give you a brand new truck for it.
Toyota is the most selling brand in finland.Russian cars are the best in cold but they drive like tractors.mazda,nissan and toyota always works they are good to.No fancy crap here in the cold.
That pickup is like an japanese imperial soldier
Surrender is not an option
Okay that one’s genius (because Toyota is a Japanese company)
Japenese engineers injected same soul with hands
The toyota doesn't commit warcrimes though
@@rouxgreasus Well, the company, not really. People driving it, definitely.
@@Kasyom hmmm, that makes sense
Me: *tries to kill toyota by removing the engine*
Toyota: *still starts up*
Me: 😮
Now it runs on air
@@ferraricar7352 Engines technically somewhat run on air, because the combustion engine needs a mixture of fuel and air to run. So you're not wrong there.
It runs on life now
Capitan Craft 🤣🤣🤣🤣
jkprnBr give me a joke better than this one in the same genre
My dad's old F250 had nearly 400,000 miles on it by the time we finally sold it, and it had been driven though a literal tornado. '90s trucks are probably the closest things to street-legal tanks.
apart from real tanks
Tanks are actually street legal, as long as you have rubber tracks and non functional guns you can register and drive them
@@calcutt4 I'm glad I know this now 🤣
Mercedes-Benz G-Class: Am I a joke to you?
but seriously the g class is very very strong and is the closest thing to a tank right now but yeah 90s trucks are still very strong
@@KShauryaDwivedi merc g class is not only less reliable than toyota but about 10x as expensive lol
I love how this car has a theme song
Song?
Not a car it's a truck
Just search top gear Toyota hilux song
@@Propain4eva I will now play this every time I enter my neighbors Mitsubishi Mighty Max, when we take it for a drive.
It deserves it
I have a 1978 Hilux, with the gear lever on the steering column. Runs like a dream. All my guitars are Japanese, most of my cameras, my amp, my cartridges for my turntables, my tapedeck. Japan has made quality stuff for decades.
my dad had an old Hiace with the gear lever on the steering column
Same! But there is just one thing from Japan that I don't like - JAV.
Imagine selling your old Hilux, and next week finding this on the teli
I would be proud
@@SP-ft4ir shouldn’t you be regretful?
@@pooer382 nope, I would tell my grandchildren that my car is a part of history and is showcased in a museum
@@SP-ft4ir nice
"Hey kids, you see that burnt car on the plinth. That was mine."
So they needed more than one part to destroy a toyota. That’s called quality
Dang things still started
Even at the end it survive m8
369 likes lmao
But they couldn’t destroy it
I love Toyota
Los Santos Customs: That’ll be $850
xDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD my record is 733$ with the Beetle lol
@Lester TheMolester xDDD
“What’s wrong with her now?”
Last 7 youtube videos i checked had a gta reference in the top comments hahahah
😂
6:34 there's still water on the headlamps 😂
headlights, you mean
@@notvedDEV Still right anyways
hawk eye :D
Who is still here in 2019, many years after the end of one of the best TV-shows ever?
R.I.P. Top Gear
true the new stuff will never be as good
I Watch Grand Tour Now
Did Jeremy really have to punch the producer to the face? ;(
@@witey9242 Maybe
ford agriculture Hell ya man one of my favorite shows, this episode helped influence me to get my tundra
"Drops caravan on Toyota Hilux"
"CARAVAN BREAKS"
@Ben Daulton they still dropped a caravan on it tho.
Also cant u tell it's a joke?
@Ben Daulton uh oh someone’s mad that their favorite caravan gets destroyedddd
Hilux is too good
@Ben Daulton fun police arresting people having fun it seems
on a bugatti the carvan will sirvive, thats why toyota is betterLOL
Top gear: Let's kill a Toyota!
A Toyota: *I'm about to end this man's whole career*
But I'm not a full size
Oh look, a recent comment. That's rare
@@Panzer_Runner too bad its a old meme comment joke so copy paste stuff
Randodox haha good!
@@zomkino peasant, speak when spoken too.
That mechanic is the true legend
“I’m too old for this” - Jeremy 2003
Proceeds to continue doing this for nearly 20 years
22 yrs
They are coming together for the last episode this year or the next. Feels weird that now it's ending.
Now its over 😔
@@davesgamecave9723 :(
@@davesgamecave9723 Time is sadly, finite :(
1:47 Putting the Toyota into the high tide: Thanks for the car wash, next.
So that’s the meaning of a free car wash
@@Mattskits Oh yes, when you're tired of waiting at the car wash and want it done now.
Toyota after being set on fire: Thanks for the drying after that wash. What’s next?
Nobody aknowledging the mechanics skill? Someone give him a dam cookie
BigBlack... you all know the rest
2 cookies
3 cookies
A cookie? for taking out the plugs, clearing the cylinders, drying the battery and connections/fusebox, cleaning the MAF and installing a dry filter?
Damn*
To answer one of your questions, yes, you can get decapitated if your car went under a truck. However most trucks have a guard to stop that from happening but there was a time before this when you could
I think my chrysler broke while I was watching this video
😂😂😂
Yup that's what I thought
It'll break even if you didn't watch this video
Lmao hahahaha
😁😂😂😂
Toyota’s best ever advertisement was paid for by the BBC 😂
Hamish Christie Toyota’s best advertising/ stress testing are terror groups
Toyota needs no advertisement.
for sure, look at the Windscreen before camper drop
The best avertisement is all the militias in the middle East and North Africa converting these into technicals.
BBC VS. TOYOTA HILUX
What’s funny is that the Toyota Hilux lasted longer then the legendary trio
There still here but on te grand tour show
There may be some wrongs in your words. The trio's relationship is as durable as this brilliant little truck. The only one that didn't last as long as the hilux is the trio's time in top gear.
But if you meant about the time the hilux has spent. It truly has surpassed the trio.
😅😅😅😅
It longs last than Top Gear program itself.
The Toyota HiLux, “The Nokia of Pickups.”
Top gear: were you killed?
Toyota: yes, sadly..
Toyota: BUT I LIVED!
Top gear: were you killed?
Toyota: Well yes, but actually no
Hehe
Well yes but actually no
Pro_Rman yep
Toyota's machine spirit: "I will endure a thousand deaths before I yield."
If I had a time machine, I would go back and buy one of these brand new. Jeremy and James have thoroughly convinced me that the thing is immortal. The Count Dracula of cars
If Nokia decided to make a car- oh wait, no they wouldn’t! They’re already doing enough. They probably merged with Toyota behind our backs for the single reason “We felt like making an immortal car, they felt like making an immortal car, the BBC felt like making an immortal car, so we just rolled with it.”
Vampires have weaknesses the Toyota does not
@@alexandercross9081 Always.
@@sdmedia1323 what?
@@alexandercross9081 As in, they’re basically immortal, always have been, always will be.
I love that they gave the mechanic a shot of his own celebration at fixing the damn thing after its bath in the estury. Good on that man.
Hilux: "I didn't hear no bell"
*i fear no man
*but that thing it scares me
Blistikmoo Team Fortress 2 best game 👍
U mean the mirror with ur face on it (no offence)
"I fear no man. But that thing... scares me..."
shut up
@@praetorius4749 manso
“Bet you can’t build a tank.”
Toyota: “Hold my Saporro.”
LNxTCB you mean by "Hold my Asahi"
shadow haziq No. I meant Sapporo.
ePiC
Hold my sukie
*sake
The Toyota hilux:
50% japanese
50% country
200% *NOKIA PHONE*
😭😭😭😭😭
€£¥€£$¥£€
Came out probably at the same time as the Nokia phone
nokia 3310*
/rwooosh on me but hilux already got a long journey before nokia 3310 born in this world
That mechanic is Omni level amazing. Consider this - not only had the truck had been underwater for hours, this was the first time anyone had to work on a Hilux.
ISIS: "we'll take your whole stock."
@TcZ We don't even need ISIS. We have plenty of white supremacists right here at home because of Trump.
@@Sylvanas17 delusional lol
@@Sylvanas17 o yea ? Ill take that over that brain dead of a president now
@@Sylvanas17 the man isnt even in office anymore and he's still on your brain
@@TheMrFu exactly
Top gear hilux: survives
Whistling diesel: and I took that personally
🤣🤣
yup
Yeah
Fr
10k feet personal.... Destroyed that helix
Top gear: We will submerge this truck in the ocean
Toyota: *bleeding and battered* I didn't hear no bell
This is back in the day when they made trucks affordable too! Jesus, no wonder the Americans went through hell trying to defeat Japan! I mean, this is one of the cars where once you purchase it, you're set for life. You will never need to buy another vehicle again because it's so reliable it might last longer than you.
I had an 88' Camry that I've beat and tortured. I delivered food in it and didn't change the oil or even check it for ≥ 30k miles, brought it mudding, it was t boned and I just rubbed the dent out and used the insurance money to replace the exhaust manifold, raced newer ricer cars in it at merges and won, j turns, power slides, ran over concrete curbs for a short cut, rammed ice snow banks, and was still able to sell it for $700.
I loved that car
And you probably miss it.
and it plob drinks oil like its going out of style, and now the new owner has to pay extra.
Who is here in 2020 I miss this show
I actually love it.
Damn I miss it I'm in 2023
You can still watch the three on the grand tour on amazon video
Though the quality of top gear is dearly missed
@@xmaster10777 I'm sorry that I was an idiot
Its the best show
Imagine your whole town having nothing better to do on a brisk Thursday evening than watch a drowned Toyota be resuscitated down by the local dock
Nah that's the good life. Neighbors, community, the beach, and a visiting circus 🙂
If you think you have something better to do than watch an episode of topgear being filmed on your front lawn you are lying to yourself
How cool is that?
@@reallyhappenings5597 Tis, I'd love to live in a tight knit community, there is such divide where I live in the UK...
@@DutchClawz true, I'd definitely be the first one there 😂
My father bought one in 1998, and after more than half a million kms and 25 years continues to run like the first day, amazing. It even slept in the open for 8 years, the engine remains untouched only regular maintenance.
whats the name of the hilux used in this video?
Toyota starts, an Mercedes AMG would be hydrolocked and need a $80k new engine. Lol
It would need replacing lol. The exhaust system would be sodden and the electrics kaput. Literally nothing on it would work. The Hilux lived because of no computers and a traditional exhaust
Pretty sure that u could save the amg engine somehow but electronics forget it man
ali gunaydin You know I own a 2015 W212 E350 and to be honest I love it. They are indeed less reliable if you’re not willing to maintain it or if you treat it like a Toyota, it’s just isn’t a Toyota period. But if you are willing to fork out the $300 oil changes, $600 spark plug service, $500 transmission Sevice, follow the service Intervals closely and prepared to pay for parts that are Inherently more expensive then it should last you a lifetime. Then the reward is a supremely smooth ride with the legendary solid handling and sound isolation that you just can’t quite get in a Japanese car. There is just something about a European car.
wantafanta01 not sure about bikes, the things that need to be done isn’t insane on my E350...10k/annual oil changes, Brake fluid replacement every 20k, 45k for spark plugs, 77.5k for transmission. Of course you also have the engine air filter every 10k-20k. So it’s bit outside of the regular maintenance of modern Japanese cars but the service costs are about 30-40% more (using authorized dealers).
Garrett Hu ist
Toyota: Survives a direct nuclear blast
Chrysler: Breaks down after driving for 10 miles
Fiat: Completely falls apart after rolling off the assembly line
And the Toyota is only using 10% of it's full power...
And GM didn't even start after it was made in the factory.
Jaguar Land Rover: Barely does anything even before it even gets produced
Well, fiat panda is a strong car😂😂
Idk bout that. Every fiat I ever had were pretty solid cars
Clarkson: "But now it must face the most difficult trial of them all"
*Hammond walks in*
More like he *rolls over*
@@kokodjamba6657 😂😂😂
Great one!
Damn that is a good one
*Toyota instantly collapses into 1000 pieces merely due to his presence*
One of the best ever segments covered by Top Gear, would love to see it done again on the grand tour!
This was OK. Would be dull covered on The Grand Snore.
@@skylined5534 you would probably have enjoyed it more if they removed the truck, host and backgrounds then replaced all that with a couple dudes, lubed head to toe, exploring how deep their holes go. or better yet, you, im sure, wish you were one of those dudes getting your hole deeply explored.
320,000 miles on mine and counting. Original parts on everything, except tires and shocks.
Crosby4hyg *original oil filter*
352,485 on mine, just had timing chain replaced 3k miles ago. My truck is ugly as shit but I love it
What Toyota are you guys driving? I am thinking of getting a Toyota Sequoia do you guys think are they any reliable?
Affan Khan buy volvo.
Not a Hilux, but mine is an 80's Landcruiser ute with a 12H-T. Definitely not a chick's grocery-getter.
The only truck with the coveted Afghan seal of approval
Fun fact 90% of vehicles in Afghanistan,are used Toyota Corollas
Afghan, Syrian, Iraqi...... you name it... 😉😉
@@PopEye2384 You forgotted argentina, entre rios or tucuman, and santa fe, they have hard and shitty roads over there
Afghan SEAL of approval*
When a car manufacturer does such a good job at building a reliable car, that it has to explain to the goverment why so many old cars of it's make are used as mobile machinegun trucks You know you succeeded.
Thanks god Japanese didn't use this for Kamikaze
U kill me. Kkkkkkkk
Reusable kamikaze trucks! They should have made the space shuttle with a Hilux
Levchenko Vladimir it could hit the ship 5 times😂
Dávid Lakatos Szia!
Who knows, might have Tiny booms inside them ready to blown up at of a button when war comes
To this day, the single best Toyota commercial
So technically it's a Nokia 3310 on 4 wheels.🤔
Yes
Yes true
Or is the Nokia a Toyota phone🤔
The Toyota is probably a nokia
@@king579pro7 and humvee is an iPhone
I'm a proud Toyota Hilux owner and I can honestly say, best car I've ever had. Tougher than nails. They simply put every other single ute ever made to shame.
Are you Australian
@@ieuanhunt552 yes, nice place to live but not so good internet
@@benmiddleton4365 Blame the ocean...I mean oceans... .
@@ieuanhunt552 th-cam.com/video/iqwnr2sza_o/w-d-xo.html
i knew japanese cars were reliable, but my god.
Mr. Bean ur welcome for the 100th like
Well.......as long as you don't buy a Nissan
@@darthkaithebold5151 because they partnered with europeans
@Mr. Bean It's why the Taliban such other groups drive so many Toyotas.
DarthKai The Bold wait what’s wrong with nissans? I have a Sentra and it runs fine
This was one of my favorite episodes of top gear.
Truly amazing what that truck was able to endure.
No one’s gonna talk about the Top Gear Production Office?
Lil Yeet Oh yeah I did! 😀
Hahahahha oh yeah hahahhaha
Years later Jeremy took the hit straight to the producer
The top gear production shed, where this brilliant stuff was made
I mean...what is there to talk about?
Scotty Kilmer be like,”THIS IS WHY TOYOTAS LIVE FOREVER”
Scotty is the best
Akash_lel rev up you’re engines!!!!
Akash_lel YES!!!
But Scotty is right! They are great cars! Try it first with a Fiat. No chance!
@@spicysnowman8886 scotty is a convicted nonce who shouts every word without exception
Perhaps one of the greatest segments in television history. I wish i could watch this for the first time again.
every few months i come back and watch it, next best thing really
I just did
my dad recently got into a car crash and the strength of the chasis quit literally saved his life. amazing cars
Top gear: let’s end this hilux’s life
Toyota Hilux: *YOU DARE TO OPPOSE ME MORTAL?!*
GDRAFPilot_1976 Hilux: omae wa mou shindeiru
OOF
8 fckn years!! It feels like it was yesterday
Biel Scammell Vlogs top gear will always be in our hearts
This episode aired in 2003
Yeah I was about to say this was one of the first couple of seasons.
Yeah and the toyota is probably still running to this day
Here is the ultimate survival kit
Hilux 1980
Nokia 3310
Bear Grylls survival skills
Flesh light
Jeans and a Cosby sweater
Agreed on the Nokia, it's too basic for me
I only need the fleshlight. I can expand it and live in the cushy warmth of my jizz, and thrust for masturbation anywhere.
forgot Chuck Norris
What's a flesh light?
lmao flesh light
Ah, so this is why this car isn't sold in the US of A. Can't have this indestructible beast roaming the streets. It would put mechanics and the insurance companies out of business!!!
Top Gear: Electric cars are the future due to the climate change.
Also Top Gear: Puts a car into the sea and puts it on fire later on.
*New Top Gear
*Old Top Gear
Also Jeremy Clarkson about Greta Thunberg.... :www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7757027/Jeremy-Clarkson-tells-Greta-Thunberg-shut-school-Sunrise.html
@@combatantezoteric2965
I mean,he does have a point
@@combatantezoteric2965 I mean hes definitely not wrong
Heul doch Greta.
Japanese engineering at it’s finest
Yep
Facts
@@alexmartinez8857 yes
Amen
What about the Prius?
Nature : "I'm boutta end this car's career"
Toyota : *reverse uno card*
Pedro Juan it’s *uno reverse card* not *reverse uno card*
Lol funny coz I've played uno 😁
Ford: Seriously
@@obamareloadsyt629 does it matter
This is the best ad for a car I've ever seen
I remember watching this episode on its original bbc debut and being astonished. This truck is indestructible!
Anyone who's ever owned this model Toyota pickup already knows...
My brother has a 86 pickup that sadly blew up the 22r in it
My ex had an 81 with 500k miles 😂
My friend had a 1990 Hilux. I drove it a few times and I can tell you it’s built like a tank. It survived a rollover accident 10 years ago and still going strong.
Haha pickup it a Ute
Friend of mine had a fendt tractor crashing into the hilux, topping it over, with the its tractor front wheels resting on the hilux 's doors. They flipped it back and drove it back to the farmhouse
Toyota has the highest quality standards in the world of any car manufacturer...now I believe it.
yah- it's true.. Japanese car makers in particular use the 'Kaizen' system to ensure their production quality is of a very high standard
@@jub8891 toyota more than others though. not every japanese car is reliable. also mercedes used to be like toyota before if not even more so. the first car to reach millions miles is a mercedes
Mercs up until 1995 were tanks I mean possibly the best cars in the world
BMW's were good until 1997. After that the electronics just made them fragile and were cheaply made.
*used to have
6:34 seawater still sloshing around in the headlight.
Thanos: I can destroy the universe
Hilux: hold my beer
*toyota cars: 😏
@@diegobernardo8898 Prius? No
Toyata:how durable u want
Hilux:yes
It's Toyota.
get me a toyata pls
Toyoda = ∞ , Real Japanese Dragon
Touhid the older ones
altoappleDE AND THEY WOULD NOT RETURN AGAIN
Some of the new ones are like plastics :-)
Touhid anything that is new it made of plastic
Touhid its toyota dumbass
I wonder if this truck is in some automotive history museum now, lol.
Yes
Yes
Nokia and Toyota are cousins
Legend say both of it were created from chuck norris skins
Glen Murtagh the question is do you realize that it was a joke.
Lost my Nokia 3210 outside for a year (through the winter, under the snow, rain etc)
Found it again, dried it for a few hrs, started right up :V
Those stick phones were bulletproof
And on that note, up until 3 years ago had massive amounts of winter fun with a 4A-GE engined Rear Wheel Drive Toyota.
Then the timing belt snapped at the revlimiter...
So I re-set the cams and crank at TDC and installed a new timing belt, and had fun ever since :V
Freaking locusts!!
Who needs a nuclear bomb shelter when you have a HiLux?
60 seconds players
In 1945 U.S.A has dropped a nuke on Nagasaki lot of people had died but some people in the blast has been saved be a truck call a toyota hulix.
Jacob Bahr “That’s right. My Hilux saved me from the nuclear war”
@@c-a-sbuilds7051 this video proves just how hard these little trucks were
They may be small but they put up a big fight
LS customs: “Whats wrong with her now?”
"If that car was a woman, I'd kiss her!"
$37 to fix this thing in GTA V, sound about right?
“You got some beef with the Ballas or something?”
Hard to believe it’s been 11 years since this was filmed! I truly miss top gear ion it’s original form!
18 years
@@JamesMay08 yes sorry
@@JamesMay08 nearly 20 years now.
What a masterpiece of engineering by japanese.
587k on my mom's 1998 corolla running strong.. didn't even do the alternator,radiator,pumps yet.
xxk4rilsxx I saw a Toyota Camry wagon with 800k miles on it. Toyota are insane.
A friend of mine has a Camry with 1 400 000 plus kilometres, he just recently had to replace the starter and alternator
Up to about 15,000,000 miles on mine, only changed 2 spark plugs
InfiniteBlue up to 1,000,000,000 miles on mine. Still stock
2001 corolla. Hesitation when accelerating. one time i was gonna turn the car didn't move at full throttle till I backed off and did full throttle again. car works fine at start any help?
Watching this is 100 times is better than new top gear
YUP
True
Yes I highly agree that's one with Jeremy James and ha,kind is the best
#bringbackoldtopgear
Did you heared from "The Grand Tour"? Its with Jeremy,James & Hammond :D
Its starts next month on amazon prime :D
Can't believe I was a child when this around. It's still legendary today.
"This is How tou kill a Hillux"
Hillux - ... I ve been doing this for years
Hilux"*
Whistlindiesel drop his hilux from 10,000ft
Jeremy: Let's kill a Toyota!
Also Jeremy: *destroys half of the town*
Bristol in paticular.
Eh I mean it’s Bristol
best advertisment you can wish for lol
4Methylendioxy y
Toyota need to do this to one of their new cars today.
Jan Lažanský
sometimes it's easy; just build a great product and advertisement may go by itself
I don't know, this cah is illegal in the states!
I will never understand how Jeremy C. whistles so calmly as he throws a torch into the Toyota
Mercedes: I am the best!
Audi: no I am the best!
Amateurs...
Who was that?
*Toyota: AMATEURS!*
*Ford just coming in*
Slow down there buckaroo
*Volvo has arrived*
@@Axel-zq4jp *koenigsegg siting in the corner*
Hey
@@ZZ3_43 honestly, Toyota is the best company for me, they make strong vehicles, hilux, land cruiser, corolla, prius, supra... Ect
They may probably win the semi trucks market if they started to produce them
@@yacinealg152 your right about everything
This thing is more durable than most Japanese tanks.
quasi history nerd here, Japanese tanks were mainly made against the Chinese who didn't have tanks at all... so they just said let's make the fastest lightest one we can. Besides mud on the Chinese mainland did prevent a lot of mobility
@@adilmohammed6897 there were a lot of reasons that Japanese tanks were so dinky, but a lack of serious anti-tank threats was a big one. Japan just wasn’t under a lot of pressure to make more heavily armored tanks. There was also the issue of all tanks would need to be delivered by ship to the battlefield, and the army and navy hated each other and were constantly competing for steel. The battlefields of the pacific theater were also just not very conducive to tank combat. It was largely amphibious assaults on beaches where fortifications are a better investment than armored vehicles.
@@GusCraft460 oh didnt know that one, thankss
they could design tanks, just they kept giving steel to the navy, then the cavalry and army wanted different things such as cavalry wanting fast tanks to keep up with trucks and army wanted thicker armor to help cover the infantry
They did go up against tanks in an actual war and came out on top
This helped me confirm what my first truck is going to be.
10000 years later grill good, radiator good, the debt will buff out let's go lol
Toyota Hilux more likely.
+David Alder
Unfortunately Toyota doesn't still make them like that. Honestly, seeing cars treated like this makes me grimace.
i would've thought the fire would've melted the wiring so it would start but no
+John “TurkeyLurkey” Smith
Computers and such help a lot of things, but being 'seaproof' ain't one of them.
My uncle in New Zealand has a hilux, 1997, and it has 1.108.749 kilometers on it. No problems or whatsoever, only a flat tire once