Toyota deserves it's success... Great reliable cars that go on forever

@woodentrainseriesofficial9511

Жыл бұрын

“Reliable” mark sailor died in a Toyota due to a stuck accelerator

@guywithideas9561

Жыл бұрын

@@woodentrainseriesofficial9511 Same my car did to rip my dad :c.

@woodentrainseriesofficial9511

Жыл бұрын

@@guywithideas9561 rip ☹️

@JasPlun

Жыл бұрын

@@woodentrainseriesofficial9511 I could list countless defects on Ford,GM, and Chrysler vehicles that killed people and how dirty the cover ups were. Nice Try !

@kevinwpatterson

Жыл бұрын

@@woodentrainseriesofficial9511 was a vendor floormat that caused the accelerator to stick. Not anything Toyota did. Toyota took the brunt of the blame for it though.

Undoubtedly Toyota is a synonym of reliability a car which out ages even it's owners and goes on and on and on.

The two pillars of the Toyota way of doing things are "Kaizen" (the philosophy of continuous improvement) and respect and empowerment for people, particularly line workers! Both are absolutely required in order for lean to work!

@kimberleestack589

Жыл бұрын

Tesla inc just registered for the trademark "The Greatest Car Ever." Very, very interesting. Brilliant marketing move for the entire brand.

@glennso47

Жыл бұрын

The Kaizen philosophy was brought about by Edward Deming who originally tried to give it to American companies. When they rejected it, Deming brought it to the Japanese who accepted it and as a result Japan has become a better automobile maker than America.

@trailsdetails4061

Жыл бұрын

@@kimberleestack589 And so far Teslas score really low in reliability and customer satisfaction lol. They're also god-awful in terms of fit and finish. Trademarking it the greatest car ever is ridiculous. If anything, the Corolla is the greatest car ever. Proven reliability, and the most sold car in the entire world.

@khoshgelederakhtenargil9454

Ай бұрын

@@glennso47are you sure? I just searched it on google and it said Masaaki Imai came up with the idea which make sense since the whole idea of lean( including Kaizen) comes from japan and Toyota.

Toyota cars are the best car you would ever drive with out having a lots of headaches . Thanks GOD for giving Mr Toyota such great inventions.

Proud to be a toyota employee

@kevinwpatterson

Жыл бұрын

Yosh!

Our 2002 Toyota Highlander has been the very best automobile we have ever had. Just turned 81,000 miles last week and we will celebrate it's 20 years with us at the end of June 2022. Just replaced the alternator and the air conditioning compressor. By the way, it has the very best A/C we've ever had, too. Thanks, Toyota of El Cajon!

@TheRayvin6

Жыл бұрын

Only 81,000? That thing has atleast 20 years left

@sammyweed4771

Жыл бұрын

Wow so my American Car The Camero with 900,000 mile same engine. Beats that. Plus my Impala with 250,000. Same Alternator. And tranny

@donalddodson7365

Жыл бұрын

@@TheRayvin6 I hope, especially with crazy car prices now and lousy selection. All the best.

@robieremz9551

Жыл бұрын

Inflation is killing my budget and my salary, I can't invest and it seems like I will need to sell a part of my stock portfolio to keep my head above the water this time. "Stock and Crypto"

@kasaragodpanel

Жыл бұрын

81k miles in 20years is less for my type

Amazing, awesome cars. Been driving Toyota since I learn how to drive. Currently using Toyota Highlander! Thanks for the most reliable, efficient car. God bless Toyota!

@TacoCat8891

11 ай бұрын

And me driving a 2004 ‘rolla with 485,000 miles

"The main HERO is the 94 Celica". Scotty Kilmer

@merc-ni7hy

Жыл бұрын

shut up with that already

@jessenoah6113

Жыл бұрын

The more the day goes by, the more I realize we are just at the beginning of this. I appreciate the hard work and dedication that has been going into the crypto market

@daanlucas8061

Жыл бұрын

@@jessenoah6113 Now should be the best time to invest and trade because the returns currently are massive & going up to a standard rate in less than no time

@peaceleader7315

Жыл бұрын

I love supra... hmmmm.. twin turbo.. 🤪.. it is just another peace sign ☮️.. just upside-down.. hmmmm..

I think what was missed here was some parts of the Toyota vehicles were contracted to suppliers such as batteries, tires, seats, spark plugs, condensers, windshields, weather-stripping, and the like. If Toyota focused on the manufacture/production on those minor parts, it did not have much to do on its reliability. Maintenance therefore was easy and cheaper for replacement parts. Toyota also opened a market for the suppliers in that case. Compared to other country car manufacturers who manufactured almost every single part, they had more concerns. That started the OEM thing that cost much higher compared to "OEM" parts of Toyota that was supplied by their accredited/authorized parts manufacturers. My two cents piece.

Our family mostly owned Toyota, a very reliable automobile

@merc-ni7hy

Жыл бұрын

and a scumbag of a car maker .....toyota sucks

We have two Toyota plants in North Alabama. The second one has brought in an economic boom. Add in all the other folks setting up shop, we can't build houses fast enough.

@majed6956

22 күн бұрын

This is where Toyota is making a mistake. Building cars in places like Alabama and Mexico is leading to a decline in quality. Those people don't give a rip about building a quality vehicle. Keep as much of the manufacturing in Japan as possible.

@TwoPair72

22 күн бұрын

@@majed6956 Believe it or not. They are so strict, a third of the folks that make it through the hiring process; they are gone within 90 days.

Amazing story about tenacity, hard work, disappointments, stress, sleepless nights, achievement, and, perseverance... This goes to say that whatever "YOUR" dream is, don't ever give up!

Here in the Philippines; the most popular Automotive Brand is yes, Toyota, the favorite among Filipino Motorist, with the lines of Hilux, Corolla, HiAce, Innova, etc.

@ra_redesignautomobiles

Жыл бұрын

Fortuner

Awesome video! You got yourself a new subscriber here. Keep it up.

Wow, learnt so much more than other yt videos on the same subject! Keep it up. Enjoy your day.

Your video was super informative and represented in a really engaging way!!

I love my carmry since my childhood and my 98 Camry is the reason why I love Toyota I drove almost every model

I like Toyota. Family car here in the Philippines.

Thanks for the research!

Great job

Toyota is the Best ❤

Your explanation is well sir👍🙏

The best story i have ever heard

please bring these stories as podcast to spotify!

So nice.

Isso que chamo de " miolos brilhantes" . A capacidade inventiva de um indivíduo depende de vários fatores combinados e sequenciados. Uma raridade. Essa pessoa que criou a Toyota era uma delas. Uma 💎 jóia rara.

Thanks❤ you so much guys((^^)) Dagjan Salamat jamo ninjong tanan guyd((^^)) sa suporta god bless ash all mga vloger sa buong mundo ❤❤❤

Toyota= reliability & resellability. good value for a price...unbeatable.

I had 8 Toyotas over the years. They are great reliable driving machines.

And that's why I love Toyota

Reliable & long term success👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

I have an irrational fear/hatred of stock video clips, other than that this was a good video lol

my family had a toyota estima it was the best van it had lots of memorise sadly it was sold

I sold my last 2001 tundra after 14 years because I was tired of it... Lol 200k miles and a thermostat and 02 sensor were all that failed in that time.... I am a Toyota owner for life and yes I look down at all other manufacturers.... All of them

@merc-ni7hy

Жыл бұрын

glad to see you support a car maker who is linked to human trafficking ....toyota...the worlds largest scumbag of a car maker

Toyota is my favorite. There slogans like “let’s go places” or “start your impossible” for the Olympics

Best 💛💛😋

I need one post vak . any help please how make that !!

Toyota was Ohh what a feeling in Australia

Watching you from Tagbilaran city Bohol Philippines🇵🇭☝️#️⃣1️⃣📺❤️

I would like to give the Japanese car manufacturers credit for one thing they really shook the car industry by providing the automatic transmission power steering air conditioning and power windows

@merc-ni7hy

Жыл бұрын

what in the hell are you talking about?....american cars had all of this years before toyota

@h.mandelene3279

Жыл бұрын

You didn't know Oldsmobile sold the first car auto transmission(they also invented the airbag also), GM\Dupont invented Freon AC, Pierce-Arrow invented power steering, Packard -power windows.... I take it?

@peter455sd

Жыл бұрын

Where are you from ? Mars ?

@randyreeder3417

Жыл бұрын

oh yeah the japanese cars back in the day were really advanced allright.my grandmother had a 1971 datsun pickup she bought new, no radio 4 speed stick transmission . manual pull out choke like a lawnmower.drum brakes that would lock up prematurely. i inherited that deathtrap when i was 16 and promptly got rid of it.

@KurianfromIndia

Жыл бұрын

@@merc-ni7hy Oh yeah . They invented unreliable cars .

Just subed to you , my dads Toyota camry is 10 years old it stll drves like its new

This was an informative video. But you should have mentioned the six sigma.

No matter what Toyota is the best Toyota my dream car

interesting

Toyota is the fourth manufacturer car of Japan born 1935 , after Datsun 1933, Mazda 1931

My boi is a stance hotboi...😉

The car in front is always a Toyota,,,big up men

Iv had toyotas sence i was 18 just sold my last one at 71 best dam cars

This will be interesting to see, never knee the history of Toyota.

@celestynamaciejewska8392

Жыл бұрын

Yes dear

Toyota - the pride before the fall....

Ok thats interesting 🤔 🙂 🚗 car n 🚚truck 🚙 jeep. Bicycle 🚲?♡

I love my Toyota corolla 11th Generation face-lift. Great car, not fancy but works like charm. Good fuel economy and comfortable ride.

My father told me i need you to buy a toyota. I did and i don't regret it.

Toyota is really good

TOYOTA HILUX ONE OF MY FAVORITE ...

@ronblessed7218

2 ай бұрын

And Isis loves it too

I remember my dad telling me that Toyota is the only car co that didn't have a co logo till the late 80's or 90's.

THE BEST COMPANY 😎👍🏻

This guy was very intelligent

All My family and my country have toyota

How many people in the world have owned a Toyota how many of your relatives or freinds own a Toyota l own a Toyota a 1997 hilux ute my second Toyota l have owned why are they the most successful Motor corporation because one word reliability that is the most important word when it comes to puchasing a motor vehicle how long it will last well my 25 year old toyota hilux is still running well

My first car was an early 1970s Toyota Corona 'deluxe'. I forget what engine but it was a 4 door sedan and had a manual transmission. For its day it was a pretty good car.

@BurntGriller

Жыл бұрын

Toyota corona?

@feero9680

Жыл бұрын

@@BurntGriller Yep Toyota corona. Its still around tho in my country

@kimberlyvespa

Жыл бұрын

My first car was a dark brown 71 Toyota Corona Deluxe with a manual clutch. It drove forever! I have had a 94 Toyota pickup and now we currently have a 97 4Runner Limited and a 20 Tacoma TSS.

Toyota let's go places

Our family have 17 toyota's car💛😋

I think the circular logo of toyota is been base in tamaraw fx the 1st auv car of toyota

So nice Toyota motors made in Japan.

The Toyota A, AA &c. Were similar to the 1934 Chrysler, as was the Volvo Carioca in 1936. Service Motor Co. Brought 3 Toyopet Crowns to Honolulu for sale in Dec. 1957.

@h.mandelene3279

Жыл бұрын

Maybe that is because Japan confiscated the US car factories in Japan and kicked the US companies out. Toyota was probably one of the companies who got the factory and they likely just copied the car the US was assembled there or simply as the newby, copying is alot easier than making your own.

@tomfrazier1103

Жыл бұрын

@@h.mandelene3279 Dodge cars were assembled in Japan before they were a Chrysler brand.

@tomfrazier1103

Жыл бұрын

@@h.mandelene3279 Japan confiscated U.S. auto plants in Japan when the War commenced. They had encouraged the plants as a good way to learn the industry. They had purchased some Depression broken firms, notably Graham-Paige and manufactured them for the Japanese market.

@h.mandelene3279

Жыл бұрын

@@tomfrazier1103 Thanks for rewording what I posted.

@tomfrazier1103

Жыл бұрын

@@h.mandelene3279 Japan had several strains of thought on how to achieve national greatness. Around 1930 the feudal revivalists won, over the industrialists.

Honda story is more interesting

I love only Toyota moters love from Pakistan

❤❤❤

Toyota dream 💭 car

You missed a lot. The name of the company was toypet loom, their truck motor in world 2 was very much like a chevy 235 6. They also made bombs that were sent up by balloon, they started many fires on the west coast and killed campers. They were also working on a jet engine and a atomic bomb, the company calls this the dark years. In 1958 the toy pet came to the USA and was soon gone. Then in 1968 with a name change to Toyota they came back to The USA, the cars were much the same as they were in 58, the crona and the crown, the latter did not sell very well.

@gerrynightingale9045

Жыл бұрын

*You're completely FULL OF CRAP!* ( *ALL internal-combustion gasoline-powered engines are 'a lot a like'* ) *The 'balloon' weapon was a total bust and never killed anyone, never mind being any sort of 'credible weapon'...most of the ones that spanned the Pacific landed in Canada, and few were found in mountainous areas in the Sierra Nevada Mts.* ____________ Japan had NO ABILITY AT ALL to create a nuclear weapon since there were no resources for fissile materials anywhere in the Pacific region* *They did have a more or less 'Research Committee Dept.' under military authority and that Dept. did research on blackboards and that was all they could do* ( *What the hell are you...13 or something?* *Or some demented old ass-hat re-writing sensational drivel from magazines in '50's?* )

TOY ota is the best👍😂

Honda dream

Wait I thought there slogan was let’s go places

the 80s 90s age toyota is there platinum era

The loom come from Naples, English copied to make textiles .

Hard to believe that we went from a company on the loom, to the Toyota Trueno AE86 series!

TOYOTA IS TOYOTA

👍👍👍

How can any story of Toyota not include Edwards Deming!! Mr Deming brought Japan quality improvement that Detroit rejected.

Toyota best poor man 👨 car ever build

Tesla inc just registered for the trademark "The Greatest Car Ever." Very, very interesting. Brilliant marketing move for the entire brand.

@elliotw4606

Жыл бұрын

Does the fine print say "except for long distances and winter"? I can create a slogan for my KZread account, "greatest KZreadr in history" Suddenly I have a brilliant slogan?

Best built cars in the world 🌎 they made and still make the best cars

i have never liked the toyota company until your video

Broadcast is not clear

Toyota cars are most reliable 👌

the funny thing is on there first 6 cly motor they were buying crankshafts and camshafts from Chevy along with some other parts and that's ok why wast money trying to reinvent the wheel

I’m driving a 2006 Lexus and the quality is stellar but as far some Toyota’s go the acronym Toyota (Too Often Yankees Overprice This Auto) is true.

@saltymonke3682

Жыл бұрын

American dealer's mark up is crazy

@feero9680

Жыл бұрын

What are you talking about dude

They have a bank? I want to put my money on that! 😅

Toyoda to Toyota

I'm looking for Scotty Kilmer in the comments...

Toyota 5X Le Mans winner 🏅🤩

الوحش الياباني 👌

"Exceeding Expectations" *

i like the toyota a80 supra

👍🏽

Actually, Toyota can thank USA as they were getting their butt kicked by US car makers exporting cars to Japan. Toyota was loosing money. So Thanks to supplying WW2, sales went up, they became profitable and Toyota grew from there.

@merc-ni7hy

Жыл бұрын

lets not forget it was an american who went to japan and showed them how to build a vehicle

@h.mandelene3279

Жыл бұрын

@@merc-ni7hy As well as an American to teach them how Lean Manufacturing works.(too bad American companies didn't believe it until later)

@markogasevic239

14 күн бұрын

@@merc-ni7hy lets not forget Henry Ford camed to stuttgart earlier and got teached by ferdinand porsche and carl benz.. he was copy paste guy that never maded anything on his own, so don’t trip 🤫

I don't live in the USA so I have Never heard those terrible car company slogans in my life, I count myself lucky, also I'm really lucky that I can go back a page and select don't recommend chanel and never be bothered by yours again.

The best dependable vehicles on the roads hands down

Toyota never would have taken hold in the us if the 1973oul embargo hadn't happened