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David, what about all the recalls on the 150? Why should anyone trust any Ford product? Recall after recall after recall....

The F150 has been recalled so many times because it is of such poor quality. All Fords quality is poor. I feel bad for the people that bought the Tundra. A full, 100% buy back is the only answer here.

Most F-150 won't fit in my garage... only option to do that would be regular cab (not super cab or super crew, the old regular cab with seats almost on the back window). Not that I'd be against a Regular cab, 6.5 foot bed V8 F-150 ... but not much seating room in there.

Toyotas are cheaply made pieces of junk, they brake down like any other car, Toyota is pretty good at selling propaganda, that’s all.

David…not because they talking bout some engine issues with the Tundra that’s not gonna make me not still buy my Tundra…so 🤔 let me think what if tundra work those issues out & take care of the problem as they always do so what now should I be running back & forth…no am still getting one if am in the market of getting one ..but thanks D for the input 😁

It’s all about trust. I don’t think any 2022-2023 Tundra owners have it any more.

In the verbiage sent to NHTSA, the documents suggested a different oil pressure on the hybrids. Any truth to this?

Main bearings failing.... "part of every day life" nope

Asking the Internet to not crucify you about your opinion, is like asking a dog not to shed. Its just what they do...good luck though.

Greedy earl Stewart Toyota wouldn't let me build a new tundra without heated steering wheel n Florida $400 extra greedy earl Stewart lake park fl 🎉

I took one of the first Honda Ridgeline’s off the line in 2006 and drove it 450,000 km with no issues. I wanted to trade up to a Tundra from a 2017 manual Tacoma I have but I think I’ll stay put.

Greedy toyota.com hot garbage boycotting 🎉😂😢

Thank you. 🙏 much needed video. We were awaiting your perspective 🎉

Didnt want to speculate on why the recall but still Spent 10 minutes talking with no information . These youtubers and their time waste.

Should we pass Land Cruiser and 4Runner too ?

This was a bit of a sugarcoating. Catastrophic engine failure is a far more serious recall than what we generally see even with new roll outs. Also, there are already reports of new 2024 trucks having the same engine failure- the assumption that newer trucks aren’t affected and the issue was corrected doesn’t look to be accurate. We need to stop giving Toyota free passes on their quality because we previously knew them to build reliable vehicles- it’s pretty clear they have slipped in that regard.

Don’t trust anyone that says it’s only $61,000 and that is ridiculously cheap.

Dumped my 22 Tundra for F150 STX 5L.

I'll just keep my 07 Tundra for a few more years :)

Six months ago I bought a 2019 Tundra Crew Max 5.7 with 42K miles for $35K. It may not have all the fancy tech but it’s reliable and paid for.

I would get a 2021 Tundra or a 2024 Titan.

FOD - Foreign Object Debris...sounds like they have a process control issue. Apparently Toyota knew there was an issue but was slow to respond. Also, the affected engines should be replaced not rebuilt.

Not all engines... thus the #TundraRoulette expression, you don't know which one will fail. The F-150 is liked because it has a 36-gal fuel tank. You don't have to visit the gas station as often as with the others.

Crappy engineering

Turbo is weak point though I won’t buy

Toyotas are overrated.

And one of the most recalled vehicles in north America.

I see “ONTARIO” on the License Plate Can any Canadian Citizen chime in “WHY” the Toyota “HI-LUX” isn’t Available in Canada 🇨🇦???? In the USA 🇺🇸 we have the “1963” Chicken tax “TARIFF” of “25%” on Trucks manufactured outside of North America but “W.T.F.” ??? Canada honoring the USA chicken tax is a “F.U.” 🖕🖕to its citizens????

debris would be affecting different parts of the engine, not the same part repeatedly, Toyota is lying, no easy fix, dealers are now refusing to take the truck in trade ins - they know what s up

Toyota must stop production of this disaster on wheels, the imago damage is beyond awful... . Toyota Japan must intervene Toyota Usa....Usa management have ruined Toyota's reliability imago with the worst Toyota ever made, this Tundra!

After long consideration I went with the Chevy outfitted with the 5.3 liter, standard 6’5” bed and the 4 door largest cab. The truck is performing very well. Excellent gas mileage on the highway excess of 22MPG. Very smooth ride. Acceleration is surprisingly very good.. no regrets at all.

I'm really wondering if Toyota is telling the truth about the engine issues. I'm thinking the engine might be a bad design.

My thoughts of a main bearing failure are that this can turn out to be a very difficult fix, it’s serious.

I do not want any of these turbo charged over stressed engines. Give me the 5.0 liter in the Ford and 5.7 in the Tundra. I have written off GM and Dodge. I own two trucks. I have the 5.3 liter Vortec prior to the ACMS system and a 4.8 purchased because it did not have ACMS. I keep hearing this is mandated by the government. Let’s change the friggin government. What is better for the environment? A vehicle that lasts 75,000 miles or one that lasts 300,000? There is pollution and energy costs that go into each new vehicle. Many of vehicles sold today are short changing the younger generation. My last Silverado had 385,000 and was still going strong but needed another transmission. A new owner put in another transmission and I saw it back on the road a week later. I know that simple is better and all the fancy poop that they are putting in trucks today will be a problem tomorrow.

people dont seem to see the fact that it is not just the tundra, it is also the lexus. these blocks are made in 2 completely different factories across the world from each other and yet having the same debris issue? not likely. there are things that toyota are not saying here. this same engine is inside the brand new gx550 too, so, toyota/lexus NEEDS this engine to work and not give them issues because if not it will destroy their sales and business on pretty much every flagship model. this is sad because even after "fixing the issue" it still happens yet again and again over and over for most of the affected vehicles. This is to the point that the dealerships are refusing them on trade in but they sure arent refusing to sell and advertise them everywhere to everyone though. This is sad from toyota and needs to be made right more than just fixing it and more than just a public apology that means nothing at all from the owner/ceo of toyota/lexus

CyberTruck will out sell both Tacoma and Tundra

reason : shitty engine design

Years from now i bet it will be found to be the main bearing change that is the issue. Thee change from 4 to a single bearing failed and that caused the metal all over the engine not the machining process

I blame the new leadership at toyota. I'm done with them. Overcharging customers for mexican made junk.

100000x0.8 equals 80 thousand. The math is wrong. It's 0.008 equals 800. Very small percentage recall

Ford salesman here Dave

Now is the time to buy a tundra. Buy in the dip.

Does an engine replacement get reported on carfax?

I would consider a Titan while they last.

IMHO Toyota did not include the 2024 Tundra's because the dealership could not sell them with a active recall. That is OK because they are no longer selling 2024 anyways.

Thanks for the video information. Very helpful.

I was all set to buy a new gen Tundra back in early 2023 but decided not to because I followed this guy who might have had the first engine problems. No one believed him but for some reason, I concluded that the guy was genuine and honest. I ended up getting a Ram Rebel 2022 for a really good deal and so far, I love the truck.

My family and I have bought Toyotas for decades , I do currently own a 2021 TRD Tacoma off road 4x4 which I love , having said this I will no longer be purchasing any Toyota go forward , unless Toyota goes back to their roots and put QDR on top of the priority list , to be very honest I’m very disappointed with toyota

Trading in my 2024 white trd pro tundra with 12k miles for a 2024 Raptor R oxford white Picking it up this Friday Will come back to Tundra when recalls are over

Proper fix V8