My last three trucks over a span of 21 years were Toyotas. They were great trucks. My last was a V8 Tundra. I was considering the new Tundra, but when Toyota abandoned the V8 platform, I purchased a new 2021 F-150 XLT 302A package with the 5.0L Coyote V8 with 3.73 gears. This truck is so impressive in every category, style, power, sound, comfort, features, fit and finish. Of course, I've been interested in the roll out of Toyota's new vision for the Tundra, and from everything I've seen and read about the new Tundra, sure glad I bought the F-150. No regrets.

@LJones17

2 жыл бұрын

What made you get that instead of Lariat ? That's my struggle

@williamburk7988

2 жыл бұрын

@@LJones17 The XLT 302A was such an upgrade from my old Tundra, it was hard to justify the additional cost for the Lariat. I am happy with the XLT. Maybe a Lariat next time.

@LJones17

2 жыл бұрын

@@williamburk7988 ahh ok. I've been going back and forth between the two

@charlieb308

2 жыл бұрын

Ford V6 twin turbo is more powerful and quicker than the V8.

@williamburk7988

2 жыл бұрын

@@charlieb308 Yeah, barely, but they sound like a V6 too. No thank you, my V8 is plenty fast for me. I prefer the V8. To each their own.

no worries man. I'm a Toyota guy and I am pretty darn disappointed at the new Tundra. I own a 4Runner and Chevy Silverado 6.2l

I’ve owed all the 1/2 tons except Ram and always seemed to need more power and towing capacity. Bought a new F250 Diesel in late 2020 with the high capacity tow package and it’s been the best truck I’ve ever owned. No issues to date and pulls my car trailer and future 5th Wheel RV with no issues. The old Tundras are better then the new ones.

“Handicap sticker for how short he is.” 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Thanks Ben. You delivered as requested. Interesting interview.

I'm shopping both trucks. I researched the Tundra for months, including seeing some up close and test driving. Once I drove by a Ford dealership and saw the 2022 F150 it was really a no brainer. The F150 is far superior.

Toyota tundras are always 10 years behind Ford F-150.

@hectorrivera6624

2 ай бұрын

And 30 years after

I agree with this guy. I traded my 2020 Tundra for the 2022 Tundra and there's quite a bit of cons with the new truck. I love the transmission/power, the interior and more. It rattles a lot when the bass is on, I HATE the turning radius on this new truck, I have a TRD SPORT and there's not even a USB plug in the back. The middle console is cheap. The Infotainment is cheap as it gets. Like the guy said, the space is poorly used which is unfortunate. They took away a lot of good features from the old Tundra...Just my 2cents.

@MS-mr4zm

2 жыл бұрын

You love the “transmission & power” - I mean….compared to what? Your 2020 tundra? Cuz you CERTAINLY can’t love this new Tundra’s power/trans compared to: the F150 in 5.0, 3.5, or even 2.7 trim, the Chevy in 3.0D or 6.2 trim or 5.7c or the Ram in 5.7 lol-

@joelgosselin3549

2 жыл бұрын

@@MS-mr4zm I can confirm that I also had a 2016 Ram and I would place it behind the new Tundra in term of power and transmission. The Hemi is a nice engine but it's getting old. Same 395hp and 8 speed transmission since 2013. It's also way ahead of the 5.3 offered by gmc including the 3.0 in terms of power, 2.7 ecoboost is behind and I wonder about the new 5.0. Didn't try that one yet.

@joebrito2066

2 жыл бұрын

First year vehicles always have those issues.

@joelgosselin3549

2 жыл бұрын

@Kevin K it's butter smooth!

@Proteanlife

2 жыл бұрын

Damn. Leasing trucks. I need a good office job

I researched for a year and finally decided and got the F150. No regrets the truck is tight and fast. F150 2.7L XLT twin cam, twin turbos, Sports edition.

@MJorgy5

2 жыл бұрын

That's the exact truck I would order as long as it's 4x2.

@drchangtorres

2 жыл бұрын

@@MJorgy5 Yup 4x2 it is.

lets all be honest, we all want to love the new tundra but for everything right about the new tundra, there's 2 things wrong with it. toyota really screwed it up imo...the 21 tundra looks even better now

@Alan-gw1vv

2 жыл бұрын

That’s so well stated

@SignalCorps1

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. I have a 2017 F150 lariat with 115K miles and it’s been great, but I was planning to trade it in for a new Toyota Tundra TRD pro, and although I haven’t driven the TRD pro the new Tundras I have driven just look and feel cheap and it drives worse than my F150 now with all those miles.

@iwoww562a9

2 жыл бұрын

Everyone knows not to buy the new model of a new truck

@Back_door_bandit_98

2 жыл бұрын

@@iwoww562a9 bought the first year model of GMs new heavy duty truck for 2020 not a single issue I currently have 67k miles. 3500 dually

@iwoww562a9

2 жыл бұрын

@@Back_door_bandit_98 you probably got lucky some vehicle the 1st model don't get as lucky

Great video Ben. Should definitely make more of these “living reviews” so that we can get better info!

I’ve owned all the domestics. Years ago had a 2004 F-150. Obviously the newer F-150’s have advanced the ball considerably since then. I bought a 2019 Silverado. Loved the aggressive looks but admittedly the interior was a let down the longer i kept it. The re-freshed truck looks to have solved that issue. I traded that truck in for a 2020 Ram 1500 which i still have. Comfortable truck, nicely designed inside and out, hemi has great power and so far it’s been a relatively trouble free ownership experience. I think all the domestics make a really good full-size truck right now and it’s more about personal taste. Toyota? They had a 14 long years to bring their A game and i think they’ve caught up - at best.

@Mjr1348

2 жыл бұрын

Silverado does look damn tough ! Glad you like it.

@scottivlow9962

2 жыл бұрын

The problem GM hasn't shown what much of the interiors look like on the Silverado or the Sierra without the ZR 2, Denali Ultimate package, or the AT4x. The WT base didn't get any of the promised interior upgrades. So we haven't seen how much of the cheap plastic looks in the lower trims have been reduced or the improvements. Even a Denali Trim with out the Ultimate Denali trim GMC I think it had one picture of it. I think you still get an upgraded interior, but it's crazy for the highest interior level of a luxury truck GM forces those buyers to pay for it as option trim packages rather than standard equipment for the highest trim in a luxury truck. It's been months when GM released interior photos but they didn't do it for every trim level.

@MS-mr4zm

2 жыл бұрын

That’s an honest & objective summary. And instead of playing “catchup” when it came to bringing back a halo performance car they instead decided to “give up” & called BMW instead to do it for em 😬😬😬

@matthewgrear3260

2 жыл бұрын

I havre a 2021 Silverado and i like the interior. It is simple and things are where they need to be. Not overly complicated like most

@scottivlow9962

2 жыл бұрын

@@matthewgrear3260 I wish you would disclose the trim. I agree with the control layout but the thing is you buy a expensive high end luxury truck but GM will cheapen it out with an all plastic pieces everywhere. If you spend $60,000 plus dollars on a Mercedes-Benz high end luxury car would you expect to a have GM all plastic interior? It's like you buy a nice a luxury home but your only going to have it filled with Ikea furniture.

Ya gotta respect a man’s honest opinion….👍👍

@ramrider1453

2 жыл бұрын

Yup ya got that right👍

Love your channel, Ben! Keep up the great work and awesome content. I will be considering the F-150 after the lease is up on my 20 High Country Silverado. Prolly gonna be cheaper to buy the Silve’ out at lease end but we’ll see.. F-150 is def fire tho!

@elmer9908

2 жыл бұрын

Nah man in todays market you’ll be paying the same. Tbh maybe just a couple thousand less

My 2021 F-150 XLT FX4 is pretty nice with the 302A package and it's the 2.7 Ecoboost averaging 18 mpg city/hwy. Don't plan on towing anything so no big deal to me. Overall happy with it. Only issue I had was a recall on the underbody insulators sagging causing the drive shaft to get scored. Replaced my drive shaft and it's been good to me 🙏🏼💯✌🏼

I was driving a 2014 Tacoma TRD Sport, started truck shopping for a full size half ton last December. Fully intended to buy the 2022 Tundra. But after having sat in and test drove the Tundra, Ram 1500, and F150 XLT I ended up ordering a Ram 1500 Big Horn Backcountry. Picked it up a month ago and absolutely love it.

@ansv3340

2 жыл бұрын

Wait till that Fiat will start falling apart soon and having all sorts of electronic issues

@johnh4973

2 жыл бұрын

I have a 2017 Ram Express 4wd. Its been a pretty good truck, has the VVT V-6, 3:55 gears for good towing (7500lbs) but it blows fuses all the time in the 4/7 pin connector, and they've never been able to figure it out. They replaced it twice under warranty. Now, I just change the fuses. No telling when it will all go up in smoke though... with only 49k miles on it, I'm looking to go back to a Ford.

Must be nice to have unlimited amounts of cash to trade back to back vehicles like that. I agree with his assessment of the Tundra versus the F-150. I wish now that I’d kept mine.

@Alex-xi2nz

2 жыл бұрын

How to burn about $30K in the least amount of time possible.

@AmazonWebService98

2 жыл бұрын

@@Alex-xi2nz maybe he makes 30k a month ?

@robertf3340

2 жыл бұрын

@@AmazonWebService98 I dunno but damn! I’ve traded many trucks and cars and I know how bad you get greased. Been there done that

@lmtada

2 жыл бұрын

Business decision. Write it off, every year. Get a new one every year (50,000 miles).

@AmazonWebService98

2 жыл бұрын

@@lmtada that depends doing that doesn't maximize your tax deduction but it helps

The 14th gen F-150’s are nice. Just picked up a ‘22 XLT a couple months ago. Love it.

Thanks for sharing. Contemplating a new truck this year so need to research the Ford more.

Great video - very interesting comparison! Thanks for sharing.

Agree with you 💯 % I’ve owned fords Silverado’s rams Toyotas over and over, all great rucks but I always find myself back to a ford

@AlexPerez-hg5yu

2 жыл бұрын

Have you ever considered that it may just be because you are gay?

@freedomisntfree_44

2 жыл бұрын

@@AlexPerez-hg5yu some folk use trucks to actually work, fords the only truck that comes on my farm. Do you eat chicken?

@cwqrpportable

Жыл бұрын

@@AlexPerez-hg5yu For what it’s worth, I just reported your ignorant comment to the moderator. But, in true KZread fashion, I’m sure they won’t remove it…

@AlexPerez-hg5yu

Жыл бұрын

@@cwqrpportable o my gosh that breaks my heart. Go ahead and cancel me why don't you 🤣🤣🤣

I recently shopped around for a new Truck. I was originally looking for a Raptor, but decided I just wouldn’t pay the crazy markup. I got to Test drive both a TRD Pro, and a Rebel. However, I ended up with an F150 Tremor. I got to say, the F150 Tremor is probably the best truck in the market right now, especially fully loaded. It’s not overkill like the Raptor and TRX, but a level above everything else that’s below both of them.

@hectorsanchez5818

2 жыл бұрын

So u saying the one u bought is the best in the market? Not biased at all huh.

@krasnaludek298

2 жыл бұрын

@@hectorsanchez5818 He may be specific on trim/package level, but make no mistake: FORD builds the best trucks. Ram has great interiors as well, but Ford is the benchmark. Toyota is 5th in sales for the segment … behind even GMC (when separated from Chevy).

@Justadudeman22

2 жыл бұрын

@@krasnaludek298 I agree

@scottyellis3442

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, I've owned them all and as of now ford is the best on the market.

@marcobenavides4705

2 жыл бұрын

@@hectorsanchez5818 I shopped around for like 3 weeks for a new truck, and I feel like I saw almost everything that’s out in the market right now. I’m not saying i think it’s the best just because I have it. I’m saying I bought it because I think its the best one that’s out in the market right now.

Thanks Andy I 100% agree with you for the money the f150 is the way to go 👍

@CanadianProho

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah It’ll make a mechanic out of drivers. 😂

Great video. Like the real world experience. A little more explanation as to why he selected the new Tundra world be a great addition. Overall good video idea and helpful to individuals looking for new truck.

I drove all the new trucks and if you gather all the points together, and all personal preference aside the F150 is still the better truck, usability, tech, innovation and reliability as well (lots of people think that the toyota is more reliable but when you compare the sheer number of trucks on the road from each brand and equalized it i think that ford still wins)

F150 is amazing - decades of Fords best technology and the aluminum body rocks.

@bruceneedles2204

2 жыл бұрын

I saw a new F250 hit a passenger car Chrysler 300 at an intersection ...We couldn't believe how destroyed the truck was compared to the car.... big hugh truck just literally fell apart...aluminum was scattered everywhere...the car was missing the front bumper cover...

@thorpower1015

2 жыл бұрын

Aluminum is good for rust but rain really screws up the interior quietness, it’s too damm loud, ford should keep the roof metal.

I was waiting for the new Tundra since about the 2014 refresh, now I’ll wait for at least the 2024 to see how many issues Toyota can fix. I guess my 2016 F-150 can get a few more years….

I purchased my 2019 F-150 because of the room or the amount of space on the inside. It's guite and it has a tremendous amount of power.

I pick up my New F150 Tremor in a few weeks and can't wait to rub it in to my Neighbor who bought a new Tundra! Good Stuff Guys!

@plutosrealm4594

2 жыл бұрын

21 Tremor owner. Hope you love your truck as much as I do mine. Lifelong Toyota truck owner that refuses to park the 22 Toyota abomination in my driveway.

@cwqrpportable

Жыл бұрын

That Tremor is so sweet! The new Tundra is a turd….

GREAT video!! I too am a Toyota believer. And I loved the HARSH test drive on a HEAVILY pot holed dirt road. It rode like a baja 500 truck. Loved it. I also drove the F150 Powerboost and I have to say, this video sums up my thoughts. The interior of the F150 is much better thought out. The power is CRAZY in the F150. The ride wasn't quite as good as the Tundra and that can be the difference between the rear coils vs leaf springs. I put a deposit down on the Powerboost because it is due to arrive at the dealership within 2-4 weeks. The Tundra.....not due to arrive AND BE AVAILABLE until 3-10 months!!!! And why is it that most F150s offer a rear locking differential, but you can't find a single Tundra with a rear locking diff?? I have called over 20 dealerships across the country and haven't found a single Tundra with the Offroad Package (unless it was a 4x2!!).

I had a 2019 tundra 1794 and the day after i got it the back seat would rub and squeak against the back panel. I took it back to the dealer and they told me i needed to condition the leather… on a brand new truck, after that i would never buy a Toyota again, i got rid of it as soon as i could

I test drove a 2022 Tundra Limited and a Platinum. I liked the new technology they put in the trucks but everything else was meh. The truck is several inches longer then the previous gen yet somehow the cabin is smaller. After test driving the 2022 Tundras I decided to purchase a low miles 2021 Tundra TRD Pro. I have had the truck for two weeks and smile ear to ear everytime I drive it. I had test driven several different Tundra Trims and found the TRD Pro had the most comfortable ride even if you never leave payment.

@kidamere2408

2 жыл бұрын

there great byt that gas mileage is lowest of any of those trucks

I really appreciate this video, thx for the insight

I've owned Fords, Chevy and Toyota but hands down I'd go with and F150. The 2022 F150 Lariat is amazing.

@albertatundra

2 жыл бұрын

If you're towing with the truck, I will agree the Tundra isn't the greatest at that.

@DH-hp7nv

2 жыл бұрын

I second that. I also have owned chevy, ford, and toyota. Had more troubles with the chevys and toyota. Best experience has been with my 2017 powerstroke. I think toyota should’ve put more work in and the fact that they don’t offer the v8 any longer….that’s a no no. Everyone i know that is a tundra buyer has bitched about not having the v8. I have friends that bought the tundra purposely so they didn’t have a turbo v6. Owell. Sticking with my ford.

@carpenterguys.9417

2 жыл бұрын

Just purchased a 2022 F 150 Lariat 502a after having a 2013 Lariat. Ford hit it at the ballpark with the new truck it's costly but we'll worth it.

@carpenterguys.9417

2 жыл бұрын

I also had 2003 Toyota Tundra with the V8. I used that truck for work. It had 280 thousand when I sold 3 years ago. One of the best trucks I've had. I really don't know what Toyota was thinking with getting rid of the V8

The Tundra is very nice for family use vehicle because in my opinion the exterior and interior design seems nicely modernized. But if it's also going to be used for work definitely the F150 takes it. I own a 2022 Tundra limited and a 2009 F250 that I use for work, with also experience driving the company's 2015 F150.

Dude I totally feel ya!the inside is way smaller than the 2nd gen,I had the 2018 and also regret trading it in for the 2022.i prob don't have enough space to share all the cons to this 2022 lol.way to much money for not enough truck.

Ram, Ford, Chevy and GMC have been building trucks forever so they have perfected it. Toyota hasn’t perfected it yet and who knows if they ever will.

I have a 2018 Tundra platinum and there isnt anything about the new gen Tundra that makes me want to trade it. I'll keep the V8. However, it was really good to hear from Andy who has driven the F-150 and Tundra to hear his perspective. Unfortunately toyota does under work their motors for longevity purposes.

@scottt4545

Жыл бұрын

I have the 2019 Tundra and love it so far minus its fuel consumption. The Toyota will still be on the road long after the ford is dead. Toyota wins for old gen in my opinion.

2023 Tundra may be a better bet. Toyota has to be embarrassed by the build issues turbo issues, etc. The lack of tow hooks on TRD packages, finicky offroad software, etc. I would not be surprised if they make quiet changes to the next run (before the 23 model switch over) of 2022 Tundras based on the very vocal complaints of customers and YTs. Let's hope so bc it has the potential to be an amazing truck especially built up.

The new gen of Tundra needs another year or two and some much needed improvements to the interior before I'd consider getting out of my 2020 for one.

I'm totally surprised Andy didn't complain about any wind noise, & window stripping problems. Also he didn't mention if he drives off road and the truck has no tow hooks. City and rural driving is one thing but if you go off road, you do want to have front hooks or even underneath it a J hook. I have ridden in a Corolla and these cars do have wind noise. I would have been nice if Andy could have mentioned the infotainment log in problems when he first got it. Toyota made their computer complicated. He does mention that it has no split screen and it doesn't have a home button. I followed TFL Talk with Tim as a guest and brings up his issues with his Toyota truck.

Was going to buy a new tundra but could not get a hold of one ended up with a ram rebel 4x4 with pano sunroof couldn’t be happier

@Real_Natural

2 жыл бұрын

How’s the RAM treating you?

@Cubanb407

2 жыл бұрын

@@Real_Natural it’s been an absolute dream. Mpg 13-15 so that part sucks but other than that smooth sailing all around.

Too many issues with the new Tundra that needs working out for a few years. Ordered a Tremor High package 2 months ago. Now, patience is a virtue because, I know I'm in for a long wait.

@plutosrealm4594

2 жыл бұрын

Love my 2021 F-150 Tremor. Best all-around half-ton I've ever owned.

Great video

It’s not a coincidence that Ford has been the best selling brand of truck for so long.

Idk about the 22 Tundra but i love my 21 Lunar Rock Tundra TRD PRO

@albertatundra

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed.

@Copperhead47

2 жыл бұрын

Me too. I’ve got the same

I was gonna trade for a new Tundra but Toyota service techs secretly told me “Stay way from the new Tundra, Toyota is having issues with it and that’s all we are working on here”.

I know a ford mechanic that said he won’t buy a ford or Toyota I guess he’s walking haha

Do you need more cheese with all that Wine 🤣

Hey Ben, Ive driven both recently, a 22 Tundra Limited (slightly used with 2.5k miles, so maybe this former owner did the same) and just recently a Tremor F-150. The Toyota is nice and the screen is great but it felt so much bigger and definitely a bit more sluggish, the V6 has good power but the F-150 feels much lighter to drive and you feel that the space inside is used more efficiently. Both great trucks but Ford has the edge on usability and abilities! Interesting story!

@brandonkramer1983

2 жыл бұрын

Until the timing chains go out

@plutosrealm4594

2 жыл бұрын

Love my 21 F-150 Tremor. Came from a 2014 Tundra and basically a lifelong Toyota truck customer since hte late 90's. They lost me, the 2022 Tundra is an abomination.

I have a 2021 Ford Tremor. This thing screams off the line!!

@NorthPaddle

2 жыл бұрын

Just don't meet up with a Rivian. They will show you what scream means. But for a full size truck, the F-150 checks all the boxes for me. Nice trucks for sure.

He is right, test drove one in a Bass Pro shop test driving event and it rattled. I hope Toyota is listening and address all these shortcomings and hopefully add a V8 back,

Tundra looks good but it needs a v8 option. Got a 22 f150 v8 xlt with just about every towing option I could get plus its high tech package. Very good truck I can use for everything, I love the v8 in it as well

I drive and tow with a 2015 F150 with the 3.5 Ecoboost. Was interested enough in the new Tundra to take it for a test. It confirmed which truck my next one will not be. My 2015 had more power, drove smoother, was more comfortable, more spacious and just plain nicer to drive. No rattles in my 8 year old Ford and the new Tundra was one big rattle it seemed. Plus how the heck does one get into the box of the Tundra with no steps of any sort? Plus the one I took out was the crew cab. Why even both putting in a seat there. I am 5'9", so on the shorter side, and with the front seat set comfortably for me, there was not enough leg room behind my driver's seat for me? I guess you could attach a child safety seat, but forget putting an adult there. Honestly I expected to be wowed by this test drive. I was wowed all right, but by my 8 year old F150.

Clearly this man is a Ford lover

@hotrod7603

2 жыл бұрын

And the comment is brought to you by a Toyota dìck lover

@freedomisntfree_44

2 жыл бұрын

This dude ain’t the first to dis the tundra, there are many folks that don’t like it. It’s a great woman truck though with no tow hooks

@paullawrence1450

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly This video is an AD for ford

I love my '22 Tundra Platinum, I'm not having any of these issues that hes stating in the video. Maybe its because I have a higher more "luxurious" trim level so maybe its more of a quality build but I love how it drives, the interior, full LED lights around the whole truck. Toyota didn't cheap out like the 22 fords with halogen license plate bulbs and no ambient interior lighting. Both trucks drive good but I would always chose the reliability of a Toyota any day over ford.

@conbeserker5146

2 жыл бұрын

I have an sr5 and have had 0 complaints. I'm yea it could be better but that's the point of the different packages

@glenarseneau4796

Жыл бұрын

Totally love mine and zero issues

@TrevorMaffetone

5 ай бұрын

Yet again. Happy for you but you will be replacing those turbos if you are going to keep that truck just like ford owners do..they will just go out on you and they are not cheap. I don’t hate Toyota but I do hate the fact that they did away with the V8s that’s a sin in my truck book

I've only ever owned 6 vehicles since 1968. A 69 Mach 1 which I still drive, and 5 F100/150s. Currently a 2014 XTR 3.5 EcoBoost. All have been solid wehicles. Not much chance I'll be switching.

@grayghost1423

Жыл бұрын

Have you driven a new Mach1? I got a new 2021 in March. I love the thing, it's a excellent vehicle. The fit and finish are better than my 2018 Shelby was.

@51AB

Жыл бұрын

@@grayghost1423 No, I haven't. I'm sure it's a beautiful car. But this 428 is so awesome. Long live the Mach I.

Ben "4ft 11" Hardy.. haha. The handicap jab had me rolling. LOL

I've owned Chevy,GMC, Nissan, ford, and Toyota trucks. Ford raptor and my now nissan titan pro 4x are my favorite out of all those. I had a 2013 tundra rock warrior when it was new and it also had an annoying dash noise.

I agree on the sluggish engine statement. Had a 2020 F-150. Sold it. A few months later got the itch for another pickup. Test drove the Tundra and was not impressed at all. I was about to pickup a 2022 F-150 but no dealers near me have the spec I want and I did not want to wait 6 months to get one. Went next door to the GMC/Chevy dealer and was blown away by the 2022 Silverado w/3.0l Duramax. Took it home that night.

Damn Andy got trucks for days TRX raptor jeep brand new F150 🙌

Built Ford proud 🇺🇸

I want the Tundra to be better but its just not. Still leaning toward the F150

Ford has there A game right now since 2018 I had and have a 2021 still great I had Nissan and Toyota and Chevy gmc etc they did have there moments too back in the days but I feel right now ford is the best I use this trucks a lot on payload all day long every day for work jobs and so far ford is number one for me keep it up ford and time will tell

Everyone has a story. My 18 F150 5.0 has been good. Trans reflash and seatbelt recall. Otherwise it’s been a good truck. Hope to get another six years are so.

I was in the same situation. I was going to get a tundra but dealers made it a nightmare. There were treating it as if something fell from the sky. However, SR5 doesn’t come with USPs in the back seat & that was a big 🚩.

Hey Ben do you think you could do a full review on a 2022 Dodge Challenger hellcat jailbreak when you get one

@BenHardyCars

2 жыл бұрын

Yes

You are right about that new tundra. We just had one in the shop doing some work on it and that vehicle is not put together very well very disappointed in the built quality. In that interior is very subpar. And this one was the 1794 edition.........👎👎👎

Wonder why he went from a tremor to an XLT? Did he not need the extra features? Does he off road, work with it, actually need the lift, etc? From a money aspect how did he feel between different trim levels?

@chris01922

2 жыл бұрын

The Tremor can be purchased in a XLT or Lariat trim level equivalent. Possible he had the more basic Tremor to begin with.

@goatk1

2 жыл бұрын

@@chris01922 very true. There’s even a 400a package that looks very attractive but combined with ADM is not feasible by any means.

@charlieb308

2 жыл бұрын

I would bet he doesn’t go off-road, doesn’t tow anything or put anything in the back of the trucks

I love my F-150. I use it for work it’s built for work. Not hating on Toyota I like the Tundra I just am a Ford guy.

Big thumbs up for the black puffy jacket!!!

Good job Andy.......... Love my new 22 F150 Platinum

I had a Tacoma and found it was not big enough to tow/haul what I needed with the V6, so I moved to the V8 tundra in 2020. It was ultra dependable, but really struggled towing just 8,000 lbs, so I moved to a F250 in February. The truck is very powerful, can tow 15k, but is not dependable. In 2 months of ownership it has been in the shop 9 days for three different service items.

@jd-it4on

2 жыл бұрын

4 real? I believe u about the junk ford and the Tacoma having 0 power but i own a 2008 tundra 4x4 crewcab 5.7 that has about 420k no repairs so super dependable and i have hauled a trailer for work weighing anywhere from 6k to 9k every day of its life and havnt had a problem towing yet. I can have the a/c on in 120 degree sunny day going up hill no problem.of course i would like more power sometimes but still gets the job done. I did own a 2016 ford f150 3.5 eco boost for about 4 months and then got rid of it because it had low low miles and everytime i pulled a trailer up hill in the heat it would over heat real fast and cut all power. Total junk. I would like to get my hands on the new tundra to actually see for my self what all the hate is about other than looks.

@wabdinur

2 жыл бұрын

Atleast you get to make friends with the staff at your dealership.

@MrJcjet

2 жыл бұрын

Yup. I bought a powerstroke in early 2021. Kept it for 10 months. It's the least amount of time I've ever owned any vehicle. It broke down 3 times where it has to be towed. And had 3 more limp modes. I'm now in a tundra. Good lawd that Ford was terrible reliably. Was really nice when it was running though.

@nichols648

Жыл бұрын

My 2017 tundra 5.7 has no problem towing I've had 13000 pounds behind it pulled it no problem

Going from a Ford, Ram, or even the upcoming Chevy/GMC to a Tundra is a step down. The Tundra is 5th place in sales for a reason … it’s mediocre in the full-size segment.

I’m a big Toyota fan. But that new Tundra is such a disappointment. I wanted to like it so badly. I will definitely be keeping my mint 2012 Platinum with the big V8 for a long time.

Got to recently see the new tundra and it felt very plasticey compared to the 150, was really hoping for better build quality

Ford definitely seems to be the way to go at the moment. I've had many Tundra's (last one was a 21 Platinum) and you couldn't pay me to own the new one. Maybe once they work out all the kinks and do a re-design. Issues aside, it's hideous and contrary to what Toyota supposedly aimed for, it's definitely not revolutionary. Real bummer for Toyota but I'm sure they will work it out.

@marklihsu

2 жыл бұрын

In 10 years

@davidbonnet9614

2 жыл бұрын

@@marklihsu exactly! Too bad but there are plenty of other manufacturers out there :)

@ubeuonly

2 жыл бұрын

You feel that way because you haven't driven a ram. And when you drive one you will understand

@Eddie455123

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t know when Toyota will work it out…they don’t even have tow hooks in the front. It’s like they got some European to design the tundra, the looks suck and doesn’t look bad ass. It looks like a Tacoma or something….so sad.

@davidbonnet9614

2 жыл бұрын

@@Eddie455123 yes indeed. I was looking forward to the unveiling but they butchered every aspect (personal opinion). I’m sure some people love it but they still shot themselves in the foot.

I picked up my new '22 F150 Lariat Powerboost 502A this past Thursday. It arrived on the Dealer's lot exactly 6 months to the day from when I ordered it. Just came home from visiting a friend; 198 km trip with the cruise set at 95 km/h. I averaged 8.7L/100 km and of the 198 km, 40 of them were on electric drive. What's not to like? Fit and finish that puts the new Tundra to shame, 437 HP and over 500 LB/FT of torque and insane mileage. We're really looking forward to using the Pro Power On Board to power our RV while boondocking this summer.

Can’t believe this guy managed to get himself into a Tacoma. They raised the floor pan for ground clearance, but never raised the roof, so you bang your head getting in unless your 5’4 like my buddy that has one. They should give you a helmet ⛑️ with every one sold.

I am not happy man my 2022 tundra just blowing turbo at 3400 mile

Seems like the rattling has been fixed in the 23’. I can report back after this weekend as I and going on a long road trip in the Colorado high country on lots of muddy slushy roads. I completely understand his point. Who wants rattling in a new truck. Hopefully it’s fixed.

I appreciate this information because I’m driving a gas guzzling 18 Longhorn, Laramie Limited Ram that I’m stuck with cause now is not the right time if they had hybrids when bought I would have bought that!

I agree with you on the rattles. New cars shouldn’t rattle at all and I hate rattles too

I’m a Toyota guy, own a 2016 Avalon and a 1980 FJ40. I need a tow rig for my FJ40 and waited for the reveal of the new Tundra. Things I’m really disappointed in with the new Tundra: 1) crew cab limited has less payload than my 2006 Honda Ridgeline, 2) no flat floor under the rear seats, 3) no tow hooks, 4) no step to get into the bed, 5) turbo on back of engine requiring removal of cab to service, 6) inability to special order options. I special ordered a new 2022 Ford F350 7.3L Tremor instead for 2% under invoice which was not much more than a new Tundra off the lot.

The Fords also allow you to pick gears. The 373 really makes for a nice take off whereas the Tundra is always a 331 I believe with no option to upgrade. I have a 2022 Tundra and I had an 11 F150 FX4. Tundra double cab gives you sunroof and leather for 10k less.

Currently have a new f150. Really love the truck. I had a 2020 Titan Pro 4X. I'd take the Titan over Ford and Toyota. Hopefully Nissan keeps the Titan around. I'll be back in a Titan again.

@schoopinprofit

2 жыл бұрын

love my 2018

@Matt-oj2kl

2 жыл бұрын

Got a 2020 Titan pro4x and love it. I don’t think Nissan is getting rid of the Titan. I saw a Nissan article a few months ago from a representative saying the Titan is going to be in the lineup from 2022 and beyond.

@duanedenning3500

2 жыл бұрын

have a 2020 titan pro 4x, not one problem in 2 years, best truck I have owned!

@msalazar89

2 жыл бұрын

Eww

@FrameRot

2 жыл бұрын

So why did you switch up if you would take the titan over the Ford?

love the ford I have a 2021 f150 and its just the best one out there

Toyota all the way. Trucks are not cheap either way. So why not get something that’s going to look good and last. Maybe it’s not improved 100 percent, but it’s enough. My 22 tundra is actually very quite. And just to have that comfort that Toyota is very reliable and safe. I mean we will see only time will tell.

@hotrod7603

2 жыл бұрын

Very reliable in 1990s today you can't call them reliable , plus its not tested how you are calling it safe

@RunE076

2 жыл бұрын

First of all the new tundra looks like shit with that grill, second they look cheap as FCK and 3rd don’t take it off-roading because it’s weak for that an there’s no tow hooks in the front

@ravensfootball52

2 жыл бұрын

@@RunE076 it’s the best looking of the new trucks unless you do rebel/ tremor and above. The turbo engine isn’t new, they’ve been using them in the Lexus for a few years. The American trucks are nice to lease but will break down afterwards. The bias towards American trucks is hilarious

@erikracz4162

2 жыл бұрын

Remember to put your hazard lights on when passing…. 😆😆😆

@dalynk629

2 жыл бұрын

Ford f150 looks like Farm trucks .The raptor looks better and sporty

Trucks are essentially...trucks. It's supposed to shake, rattle, and make weird noises. 🤣

I have a 2002 Ford F-150 and it has over 260 Thousand miles on it and still going very strong

Never had a Tundra. Just 4Runner and Tacoma. Now I’m waiting on a new f150 Tremor. Just don’t like the looks of the Tundra and the uncomfortable seats.

@BigMikeRobinsonFJB

2 жыл бұрын

Love my tremor (so far)

@albertatundra

2 жыл бұрын

That's fair, the 22 Tundras look an awful lot like GM trucks.

@Mjr1348

2 жыл бұрын

I think Silverado’s RST and Trail Boss look much better than the Tundra , but that’s why we have so many options because everyone has different taste , needs , wants , ect…

@plutosrealm4594

2 жыл бұрын

Loving my 21 F-150 Tremor. Best all-around truck I've ever owned. It does everything, including serious off-roading well or it can haul my lil family around. I came from a 2014 Tundra and am a lifelong Toyota truck guy since 90's. Toyota lost me on the 22 Tundra. It's too much like an an urban suv with a bed.

I agree with everything you said and I am a life long Toyota owner.........BUT.......with that being said I know Toyota ALWAYS has issues with any new model or even major upgrade of a long running model (if it had power train changes other major structural changes). All I would recommend to you is to drive the Tundra again 3 to 4 years into this model. The problems will get worked out. But I totally agree with your decision. If I was buying a new truck today (even though I love Toyota) I too would buy an F150 or 250 right now.

My 21 Rav4 hybrid rattles too, don't understand the blind fanboy loyalty but it helps me get more money for the trade

Thanks for the video it’s always interesting to hear other peoples experiences with their trucks. I traded a 21 tundra for a 22 and it feels like an upgrade but it’s not perfect. Overall I like the look inside and out and the new powertrain of the 22, and the under seat storage is a great addition.

@glenarseneau4796

Жыл бұрын

I personally love my 2022 tundra don’t get me wrong but my 2020 was nice too, over all the 22 is a much nicer truck

Damn he must be rich to buy new and trade new trucks back to back. We need to hold off on buying the new design Tundra is obvious u shouldn't buy the 1st of a new model

Totally agree. I have a 2017 F150 lariat with 115K miles and it’s been great, but I was planning to trade it in for a new Toyota Tundra TRD pro, and although I haven’t driven the TRD pro the new Tundras I have driven just look and feel cheap and it drives worse than my F150 now with all those miles.

@user-nt7er5ht5p

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. I took a look at the 1794 at a local dealer here last week and I won't be trading in my 21 loaded lariat for it. F150>Tundra all day. Honestly I was so disappointed in person and the rear cabin on the tundra is horrible. No flat rear floor and less head and leg room. Only thing the tundra has over it was the heads up display but that is not a deal breaker for me. I'd rather have my power tailgate & zone lighting and tow hooks plus all the other features. Also the seats are more comfortable on the f150 and more spacious.

@krasnaludek298

2 жыл бұрын

Don’t do it … get another Ford or look at Ram & GMC. I wouldn’t buy a Japanese truck, regardless of assembly location. They build good small cars, but trucks is where Americans excel.

Agreed with everything. I was a huge Toyota fan and now I’m driving a Ford too. They had to mess it up badly to make me leave….and they did!

You are absolutely right I have the same problem I have F1 50, 20,21 platinum hybrid and I got the new tundra. Capstone 2022 and I have to say is the worst plastic falling apart. I have issue with water coming everywhere when was raining gas mileage 15 mile per gallon really bad and I’m going back to Ford of course it’s the best ✅

I Think The New Tundra Is A Step Backwards For Toyota They’ll Could’ve Done Better.

@albertatundra

2 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree with you more, my 21 Tundra is all I hoped for in a truck and I find the 22 Tundra lacking in looks and they made a huge mistake in dropping the 5.7 for the 3.5 TT. They no longer have the market on reliability.

I understand your complaints and they are all likely legitimate issues. However, I don’t understand why you actually bought the truck. Seems like most of the issues are things that you could have experienced on a test drive. Things that bug you on a test drive aren’t likely going to get better or go away later.