I recently just picked up a 23 due to one of the biggest reasons reliability! I have no interest in the newer tacomas and really bummed they are switching over to turbo engines. Nice truck by the way!
@Tony-tk4ht3 күн бұрын
dope. i plan on buying a tacoma since i drive 250 miles every week and want something reliable. currently drive a 1993 slammed del sol with no ac and kinda want something a little more comfortable.
@jonkas45424 күн бұрын
Dude! I got the same prob with gas door!
@jonkas45424 күн бұрын
I bought the first year of the gen 3 (2016). At 17,000 miles, was on my THIRD transmission! Spooked me! Toyota service took care of business, no bullshit with warranty claims. THAT is what makes Toyota top tier. To my relief, I'm at 83k and no transmission issues. I want to keep this truck forever. Not liking the reviews I hear about the gen 4.
@Huspree20114 күн бұрын
Thanks for the video, it is a nice looking truck. I had a 1998 Tacoma until 2004 when I traded it in for the 2004 TRD Prerunner. Had that truck for 14 years. I was rough with it being in my 20s, and in the military. Drove all around the country, never even crossed my mind the truck could break. At 160k I took it to a friend of my Dad's who is a master mechanic, and he said if he hadn't seen the odometer he would have sworn it was brand new. My best suggestion for any driver is to let your truck or car warm up completely the first start of the day. It is not just about getting the engine warm, or oil moving, but also allowing the gaskets to warm up before putting strain on the engine. I think not doing so is the #1 way to wear out your power train over the years.
@milosmanojlovic58055 күн бұрын
I noticed my friends paint doin the same thing. I’m gona be bummed if mine starts
@Glocktard6 күн бұрын
Maybe I should do a review video about my 2001 Tacoma double cab V6 4x4 with 286,000 miles. I think I’ll finally recommend it by now That I’ve fully tested it 😂 all these years.
@michaelg65057 күн бұрын
F150 can do that in about 5
@CodySnell_875 күн бұрын
Cool what an ecoboost or a coyote? this is a comparison for 2-3-4th gen tacomas. They arent fast by any means.only right under 300 hp. My one car does 60-120 in 6 seconds i dont need a fast truvk to daily drive will just get me in trouble lol
@CodySnell_875 күн бұрын
Make a video on your channel 25-85 id love to see it run down the road
@CodySnell_875 күн бұрын
Id like to know whats done to your f150 heres a lightning the supercharged ones with mods 25-85 in about 7.5-8 seconds that thing rips for a truck ❤ m.kzread.info/dash/bejne/ampozJuuerTLpKw.html&pp=ygUORjE1MCAyNS04NSBtcGg%3D
@alo74829 күн бұрын
Bro I love your truck that white on black is AWESOME… can you please share your rims🙏 looking to put these on my Barcelona red tacoma
@McSquirts10 күн бұрын
Theres a stunning 2013 red tacoma v6 with 166k miles in my area. I really wanna get it bad.
@QuantumMuch4 күн бұрын
Does it have the 4.0L?
@hammernnails731411 күн бұрын
Cool R/C car
@CodySnell_8710 күн бұрын
Thanks!
@Doc185514 күн бұрын
I’m pushing 60 years old and drive 6-8K miles per year. I bought my 23 TRD Off Road, double cab, 6’ bed so that this will be the last truck I’ll ever have to buy. I’m quite sure that my wife will still be using it to plow our 5-7 feet of snow off of our private road and driveway after I’m dead and until she can either no longer drive or is dead herself.
@CodySnell_8712 күн бұрын
I agree! That truck will last a lifetime or more! Thanks for commenting
@KTB3007Күн бұрын
I did the same 23’ Pro manual
@Doc1855Күн бұрын
@@KTB3007 I wanted a PRO, but I have to have a 6’ bed. I also wanted a manual transmission, but I’ve got arthritis very badly in my hips and Left shoulder. I wish you the best in your retirement
@KTB3007Күн бұрын
@@Doc1855one hip done , second hip replacement this fall. Won’t get many miles for a few months! Thanks and same to you.
@eliasbeas355617 күн бұрын
The last reliable 400k+ mile truck toyota will make. Im happy I was lucky enough to grab a 3rd gen myself :)
@Doc185514 күн бұрын
I bought a 23 TRD OR only because I wanted to get the last of the best Tacoma’s ever made. Screw that 4cyl turbo. It won’t last 200K miles, but I’m quite sure my 23 TRD will last longer than I’ll live. I know after I’m dead my wife will still be using my Tacoma to plow our 5-7 feet of snow off of our private road and driveway until she can no longer drive herself.
@CodySnell_8712 күн бұрын
I agree, this is going to be the last problem free lifetime tacoma made imo!
@briancahill14521 күн бұрын
As someone who lives in Texas, I can confirm that prob more than 50% of the third gen guys with overland setups are just pavement princesses lol
@CodySnell_8721 күн бұрын
Same here man! Im in york pa and 98 percent of theese are never in the dirt ever. I dont offroad mine alot but i will take it thru some fields and around the property in the snow especially
@ampalxsportlb206121 күн бұрын
I don't have a tune, but when you floored it, nice! I really don't have any complaints about shifting in my truck, 2020, stock except tires, but it is a pavement princess. Daily get to work. Only used to tow my camper, get my quad to were I can tear things up😅 I average 17-18mpg in the city, and have hit 25mpg on the hwy. TRD sport long bed DC 4x4. Keeper!
@CodySnell_8718 күн бұрын
@@ampalxsportlb2061the newer ones Im pretty sure they fixed that gear hunting with the tune the 16-17s were the worst with that. Every year they improved the factory tunes a little bit. The tune will wake it up tho if you ever decide to do one. I use mine to haul dirtbikes to go play too. Thanks for the comment enjoy your truck, stay safe out there!
@ampalxsportlb206122 күн бұрын
You just enforced the reason to keep my 2020 TRD Sport. I just hit 25k, not one issue. I've had the Toyota pick up (before it was called a Tacoma), 1st, 2nd, and now the 3rd gen ...all of them flawless! Thanks for the impressive review!
@CodySnell_8718 күн бұрын
Thank you! I Love them all if I could I would still own one from every generation!
@990mustang22 күн бұрын
i have a 2019 tacoma trd offroad 2wd that i had since new and it recently hit 60,000 miles and dont plan on selling it anytime soon and its good to see a 3rd gen reach 200,00 miles with little issues.
@CodySnell_8718 күн бұрын
Thank you! Imo they are guna run 300k easy if properly maintained
@Doc185514 күн бұрын
Change the front and rear differential, transfer case and transmission fluid NOW. I change mine every 30K miles and change the oil every 5K miles.
@Might.B.Housey_23 күн бұрын
Bro made sure to get some nice shots of homies Plummer’s crack
@CodySnell_8721 күн бұрын
I know right lol
@Ebull825 күн бұрын
23 TRD sport, no torque, dogshit for power, can’t use the cruise going 75-80. It will shift every 5 seconds in 5th to 4th. Don’t know why it has 6 th gear ? Only use is going down a steep hill. Hate it, will never buy another Tacoma
@CodySnell_8723 күн бұрын
Get a tune it changes everything!
@Doc185514 күн бұрын
I installed a cold air intake and an Overland Torque Tune to my 23 TRD Off Road, double cab, 6’ bed with the Premium and Technology pkgs. The OTT and the cold air intake, my Tacoma now has 318 horsepower and 296 lbs ft of torque at 2,300 RPM. The OTT adds 25 horsepower and Torque. The OTT will STOP your transmission from hunting for the right gear and it will NOT void your warranty. My mpg has increased by 1-3mpg. Seriously Bro, invest $500 in an Overland Torque Tune (OTT). It’s worth every penny. Since I’ve had the OTT installed, I’ve told 3 of my friends who own the 3rd generation Tacoma and they too have had the OTT installed and they too have noticed the exact same things as I have. I really recommend the OTT for your Tacoma. Cheers Mate. Just look up Overland Torque Tune to find an installer in your area of the USA.
@Doc185514 күн бұрын
I Agree 💯 I had the Overland Torque Tune installed on my 23 TRD Off Road and now it runs and drives like it should.
@user-fj4cv3gz1p26 күн бұрын
Damn I need to drive more lol, only 86k on my 2017 sr5
@CodySnell_8723 күн бұрын
Or I need to drive mine less lol. Theese Tacomas are great!
@anthonywainscott851827 күн бұрын
Does your mpg get similar to 4Runner with those tires and wheel setup? I have a 23 Tacoma long bed, deciding whether or not I should keep it or trade it in for a Pro 4Runner before the 4 banger. Any help is appreciated!
@CodySnell_8723 күн бұрын
My mileage with the tune is better than it was stock. Id get a tune and bigger tires you will be at as good if not better mpg than stock!
@sinister18427 күн бұрын
I've owned multiple 3rd gens, and just recently bought a 23. There's something to be said of the truck's reliability; however, people that drive this many miles with a vehicle like this should seriously consider whether they really need a truck to commute those miles. Buddy of mine works construction, owns a Tacoma, and drives high miles for work, but he bought and uses a Corolla to make his hour+ commutes to job sites and saves significantly on gas over driving the Tacoma. Something to consider.
@CodySnell_8723 күн бұрын
I agree have a civic si for a daily driver and still have this many miles on my truck. I use it for work and any trips we take to haul bikes/dirtbikes/harleys.
@CodySnell_8723 күн бұрын
I actually have 2 old cars I drive here and there a civic si that I daily plus the tacoma and a few motorcycles. I am always on the move lol
@sinister18423 күн бұрын
@@CodySnell_87 seems like it! 😉
@Glocktard6 күн бұрын
Owning 2 vehicles sometimes doesn’t pencil out to save gas. Cost to buy a 2nd car $ Cost of insurance 2nd car $ Maintenance 2 car $ I have 286K on my 2001 Tacoma.
@kcassidy9027 күн бұрын
Nice taco!
@CodySnell_8723 күн бұрын
Thank you! Tried to keep it clean and simple but still effective!
@quintbetts470328 күн бұрын
Do you recommend a tune? Like ott for example.
@CodySnell_8723 күн бұрын
I highly recommend a tune it made my truck feel responsive and shifts like it should ect I am making another video of driving it and I will go over the way it feels with the tune vs stock in a week or soo
@andyconda519417 күн бұрын
Are the tunes detectable? Will the dealership void the warranty?
@westcoastplinkin655928 күн бұрын
There's another guy with a 3rd gen with almost 400k on his TRD off road. 3rd gen are looking to be just a reliable.
@CodySnell_8723 күн бұрын
I agree!
@kevinkidneyy28 күн бұрын
it should run like the second gen , a guy had 2018 with 318k on youtube
@CodySnell_8723 күн бұрын
Awesome glad to see them going strong in the 300 plus thousand mile range!
@kevinkidneyy28 күн бұрын
nice good news . i have 21 only put 39k so far i got a lot of time
@CodySnell_8723 күн бұрын
Id say you got probly a lifetime truck!
@Doc185514 күн бұрын
I change the front and rear differential, transfer case and transmission fluid every 30K miles.
@JmShows28 күн бұрын
Like the wheels on your truck! I got a 2012 TRD sport Tacoma with 165,000 miles
@CodySnell_8718 күн бұрын
I do miss my 2nd gen! Thank you Appreciate it man!
@rubenmorales583028 күн бұрын
I have 2016 trd off road with 126,000
@CodySnell_8723 күн бұрын
I was tired of people saying “stay away from all 2016s they have problems” so i decided to share my results soo far! Great truck I love Tacomas
@olivergarcia106228 күн бұрын
How many miles you been with the tune ?
@CodySnell_8723 күн бұрын
150-203,000 miles zero issues I do not think it will hurt reliability at all if done by a reputable company
@Seaward122428 күн бұрын
You won’t see those 4 cylinder turbos laughing at 200,000 miles that’s for sure!
@Doc185514 күн бұрын
Exactly ! That’s why I bought a 23 TRD OR
@rstumbaugh438 күн бұрын
@@Doc1855I got a smoking deal on a 22 TRD OR 4x4 double cab automatic very well optioned, only 27,000 miles, and I plan on keeping it well over 300,000
@Doc18558 күн бұрын
@@rstumbaugh43 I plan on driving my 23 TRD OR until I die. I’m almost 60 now and we tend to live into our late 80, to early 100s. I plan on living another 20-25 years and since I drive about 6-8K miles per year, it shouldn’t be a problem to drive my Tacoma until my death. I’m quite sure that my wife will be using my Tacoma to plow the 5-7 feet of snow off our private road and driveway until she can no longer drive or she dies.
@anthonys55816 күн бұрын
The 2.7L in the 2nd and 3rd gens will easily surpass 200k. Toyota used to build fantastic NA four cylinders for these trucks.
@Doc18556 күн бұрын
@@anthonys5581 Yes I agree 💯. If Toyota would have put in the 2.5L 4cyl with 201 horsepower, then we probably would’ve bought the 4cyl Tacoma, but the 159 horsepower simply wasn’t enough power for our needs. After installing a cold air intake and the OTT, my 23 TRD Off Road now makes 318 horsepower and 295 lbs ft of torque at 2,300 RPM.
@adamdlugosz12328 күн бұрын
154k 2017 trd or 4wd
@CodySnell_8723 күн бұрын
Heck Yea! They are turning out to be as reliable as the 2nd gens despite all the hate they got at first
@windowsbythebay28 күн бұрын
Did you purchase the truck with the tune? How many miles out of the 200k are with the tune? Trying to get an idea of longevity with a tune
@CodySnell_8723 күн бұрын
The truck has been tuned from 150-203,000 miles i do not think it will hurt reliability if you go with a reputable company they will keep it in the safe limits
@Pattheblack9928 күн бұрын
Probably time to change water pump to be safe.
@KayBertoss28 күн бұрын
Yeah, my gas door started to suddenly do that one day. Almost did the same damage. Sprayed some WD-40 on the hinge and it went back to normal. I spray the hinge every 6-12 months. Moisture gets into the poorly designed hinge causing it to bind. Thanks for the update. Looking forward to my 2020 TRD Sport DCLB 4x4 in 040 Super White lasting a long time. Hopefully my white paint doesn’t fail. Yes, please keep us updated.
@CodySnell_8723 күн бұрын
Thank you! I will spray my hinges see how that works thanks for the tip. I will keep making videos every 25-50k or if I have any issues I will make an update video. Thanks for the support!
@Doc185514 күн бұрын
I have my 23 TRD ORDCLB Ceramic coated every 6 months. And yes my Tacoma is White as well
@peterhoma638529 күн бұрын
Man that’s awesome! Please keep us posted as you rack up the miles on that BEAST !!! I have a 2021 automatic Tacoma TRD ORDC 4x4 with the same tires and Tacoma pro wheels and fox by pass shocks front and rear , I have 63k miles on it now and just love this truck my fav vehicle I’ve owned in 20+ years , great work man …
@CodySnell_8723 күн бұрын
Will do I am taking it on a lokg trip actually next week. Thank you I appreciate it and your truck sounds very similar! I love mine too tacomas are great trucks
@Doc185514 күн бұрын
Change the front and rear differential, transfer case and transmission fluid every 30K miles (Toyota recommends every 60K miles) and you’ll never have any problems with your power train.
@deantrainr29 күн бұрын
Like your video👌🏻. I think anyone who wants to buy a fourth gen Tacoma should consider trying to buy either a new 3rd gen or used one with low miles. I’ve noticed ALL buyers of the new fourth gen Tacoma are the type of buyers that could care less about long-term ownership and will trade it in two to three years down the road because that’s all they know and are used to.
@CodySnell_8723 күн бұрын
Thanks for the support! I agree 100 percent I bet most will be driven 1-3 years and traded in. I buy one and run it for the long term with this truck for sure!
@Doc185514 күн бұрын
We keep our vehicles for 12-20 years or 250K - 300K miles. I only drive 6-8K miles per year now that I’m retired so I’m quite sure that my 23 TRD ORDC will be the last truck I’ll ever have to buy.
@deantrainr14 күн бұрын
@@Doc1855 yea, I’m the same way; I.e. “UnAmerican”😳. Had my 1996 Tacoma for over 24 years with over 200K before selling it and replacing it with my current 2022 Tacoma TRD PRO which I hope to own for at least 20+ years; however I’m worried a little about that since it was made in Mexico.
@Doc185513 күн бұрын
@@deantrainr My college car was a 78 Corolla that I bought in 83 with 70K miles. I promptly changed the oil, transmission and rear end grease. We had conventional oil then so I changed it every 3K miles. Every 30K miles I’d change the transmission and rear end grease and pack the bearings. It finally died in 02 with 488K miles. I quickly bought a new Camry and drove it until my needs changed so in 11 I bought a new RAV Limited 4WD with the same 3.5L V6 engine that’s in my 23 TRD. The RAV had 269 horsepower, whereas the stock 3.5L in the Tacoma’s have 278. After adding the OTT and a cold air intake my Tacoma now has 318 horsepower and 295 lbs ft of torque. My TRD did come with the Performance exhaust, but when I can I’ll have a Flowmaster FlowFX dual exhaust installed.
@deantrainr12 күн бұрын
@@Doc1855 yea, that’s why I prefer the 2GR-FKS V6 engine over the 4-cylinder engine; with or without a turbocharger. It’s a good, dependable engine that as long as you do preventative maintenance, it’ll last many many years just like my old 1996 Tacoma V6 engine. Other than a valve cover gasket leak and a bad injector, I had zero problems with that power plant.
@williamcooper2368Ай бұрын
Clearly he is off his MEDS.
@CodySnell_8712 күн бұрын
Celebrating not fighting in a war right now and to all who have served this country with some good old american iron v8 Ford truck!
@matthewbuck897Ай бұрын
That little bike is soooo cute. 35cc?
@wb3161Ай бұрын
Man, you can’t go wrong with a 79 Ford and Pink Floyd
@CodySnell_87Ай бұрын
My thoughts exactly!🤘🇺🇸
@americanmillwright8196Ай бұрын
It’s a 1978
@corycory1234CHАй бұрын
Everyone celebrates differently!
@dudeybagzАй бұрын
Hold my beer. 🇦🇺
@CodySnell_87Ай бұрын
This was before the beer lol
@HillBrosRacingАй бұрын
Hell yeah brother!!! Fire me up!!
@robertricci2111Ай бұрын
Not Bad 🎉Happy Memorial Day🎉USA❤
@nyleadamson1834Ай бұрын
That's how I broke my power steering.
@SnotrocketLT4Ай бұрын
Nice!!!!! I gotta fix my car!!! I’ve been slacking. Happy Memorial Day Dude!! Let us remember your tires!
@jimf.625Ай бұрын
Great informative review. Reviews just like this is why I bought my 2023 TRD Off Road 18 months ago. I was not interested in the new 4th gen redesign and wanted something tried and true. Absolutely no regrets. I’m not the type to buy a new car every 3 to 5 years so I wanted something dependable. Last vehicle was a 2006 4Runner that served me well. The only mods I plan to do is upgrade the tires up one size and get an OTT tune. You did a great job taking care of your truck. Looks amazing.
@CodySnell_87Ай бұрын
Thanks you! Im with you on that, this Is my long term truck. Hope yours treats you as good as mine has soo far!
@TOYguy-2529 күн бұрын
Congrats on 200+k miles! Looks like you use it but don’t abuse it. 👍 Keeping the suspension OEM seems to have less wear and tear on parts and the key to long term reliability. Nice review!
@andyconda519417 күн бұрын
I had a manual yota in the 80’s, bought a 2023 OR Premium… what you think of the shifting? I still haven’t adjusted to how the new Toyotas shift.
@ericd16325 күн бұрын
@@andyconda5194Go and have an OTT tune put on it. Night and day difference in the throttle response and the way the transmission shifts
@andyconda51945 күн бұрын
@@ericd1632 I have an OTT tune scheduled for July 14th. I can’t wait! I love the truck but can’t stand the weird transmission.
@Marissa-uq2krАй бұрын
WOW
@user-vx8co4gq5gАй бұрын
Nice honda xr100r
@CodySnell_87Ай бұрын
Ppl bring everything and anything to the lot lol
@galenyoung83492 ай бұрын
If you change your mind again? Dont forget to share the, video.
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I recently just picked up a 23 due to one of the biggest reasons reliability! I have no interest in the newer tacomas and really bummed they are switching over to turbo engines. Nice truck by the way!
dope. i plan on buying a tacoma since i drive 250 miles every week and want something reliable. currently drive a 1993 slammed del sol with no ac and kinda want something a little more comfortable.
Dude! I got the same prob with gas door!
I bought the first year of the gen 3 (2016). At 17,000 miles, was on my THIRD transmission! Spooked me! Toyota service took care of business, no bullshit with warranty claims. THAT is what makes Toyota top tier. To my relief, I'm at 83k and no transmission issues. I want to keep this truck forever. Not liking the reviews I hear about the gen 4.
Thanks for the video, it is a nice looking truck. I had a 1998 Tacoma until 2004 when I traded it in for the 2004 TRD Prerunner. Had that truck for 14 years. I was rough with it being in my 20s, and in the military. Drove all around the country, never even crossed my mind the truck could break. At 160k I took it to a friend of my Dad's who is a master mechanic, and he said if he hadn't seen the odometer he would have sworn it was brand new. My best suggestion for any driver is to let your truck or car warm up completely the first start of the day. It is not just about getting the engine warm, or oil moving, but also allowing the gaskets to warm up before putting strain on the engine. I think not doing so is the #1 way to wear out your power train over the years.
I noticed my friends paint doin the same thing. I’m gona be bummed if mine starts
Maybe I should do a review video about my 2001 Tacoma double cab V6 4x4 with 286,000 miles. I think I’ll finally recommend it by now That I’ve fully tested it 😂 all these years.
F150 can do that in about 5
Cool what an ecoboost or a coyote? this is a comparison for 2-3-4th gen tacomas. They arent fast by any means.only right under 300 hp. My one car does 60-120 in 6 seconds i dont need a fast truvk to daily drive will just get me in trouble lol
Make a video on your channel 25-85 id love to see it run down the road
Id like to know whats done to your f150 heres a lightning the supercharged ones with mods 25-85 in about 7.5-8 seconds that thing rips for a truck ❤ m.kzread.info/dash/bejne/ampozJuuerTLpKw.html&pp=ygUORjE1MCAyNS04NSBtcGg%3D
Bro I love your truck that white on black is AWESOME… can you please share your rims🙏 looking to put these on my Barcelona red tacoma
Theres a stunning 2013 red tacoma v6 with 166k miles in my area. I really wanna get it bad.
Does it have the 4.0L?
Cool R/C car
Thanks!
I’m pushing 60 years old and drive 6-8K miles per year. I bought my 23 TRD Off Road, double cab, 6’ bed so that this will be the last truck I’ll ever have to buy. I’m quite sure that my wife will still be using it to plow our 5-7 feet of snow off of our private road and driveway after I’m dead and until she can either no longer drive or is dead herself.
I agree! That truck will last a lifetime or more! Thanks for commenting
I did the same 23’ Pro manual
@@KTB3007 I wanted a PRO, but I have to have a 6’ bed. I also wanted a manual transmission, but I’ve got arthritis very badly in my hips and Left shoulder. I wish you the best in your retirement
@@Doc1855one hip done , second hip replacement this fall. Won’t get many miles for a few months! Thanks and same to you.
The last reliable 400k+ mile truck toyota will make. Im happy I was lucky enough to grab a 3rd gen myself :)
I bought a 23 TRD OR only because I wanted to get the last of the best Tacoma’s ever made. Screw that 4cyl turbo. It won’t last 200K miles, but I’m quite sure my 23 TRD will last longer than I’ll live. I know after I’m dead my wife will still be using my Tacoma to plow our 5-7 feet of snow off of our private road and driveway until she can no longer drive herself.
I agree, this is going to be the last problem free lifetime tacoma made imo!
As someone who lives in Texas, I can confirm that prob more than 50% of the third gen guys with overland setups are just pavement princesses lol
Same here man! Im in york pa and 98 percent of theese are never in the dirt ever. I dont offroad mine alot but i will take it thru some fields and around the property in the snow especially
I don't have a tune, but when you floored it, nice! I really don't have any complaints about shifting in my truck, 2020, stock except tires, but it is a pavement princess. Daily get to work. Only used to tow my camper, get my quad to were I can tear things up😅 I average 17-18mpg in the city, and have hit 25mpg on the hwy. TRD sport long bed DC 4x4. Keeper!
@@ampalxsportlb2061the newer ones Im pretty sure they fixed that gear hunting with the tune the 16-17s were the worst with that. Every year they improved the factory tunes a little bit. The tune will wake it up tho if you ever decide to do one. I use mine to haul dirtbikes to go play too. Thanks for the comment enjoy your truck, stay safe out there!
You just enforced the reason to keep my 2020 TRD Sport. I just hit 25k, not one issue. I've had the Toyota pick up (before it was called a Tacoma), 1st, 2nd, and now the 3rd gen ...all of them flawless! Thanks for the impressive review!
Thank you! I Love them all if I could I would still own one from every generation!
i have a 2019 tacoma trd offroad 2wd that i had since new and it recently hit 60,000 miles and dont plan on selling it anytime soon and its good to see a 3rd gen reach 200,00 miles with little issues.
Thank you! Imo they are guna run 300k easy if properly maintained
Change the front and rear differential, transfer case and transmission fluid NOW. I change mine every 30K miles and change the oil every 5K miles.
Bro made sure to get some nice shots of homies Plummer’s crack
I know right lol
23 TRD sport, no torque, dogshit for power, can’t use the cruise going 75-80. It will shift every 5 seconds in 5th to 4th. Don’t know why it has 6 th gear ? Only use is going down a steep hill. Hate it, will never buy another Tacoma
Get a tune it changes everything!
I installed a cold air intake and an Overland Torque Tune to my 23 TRD Off Road, double cab, 6’ bed with the Premium and Technology pkgs. The OTT and the cold air intake, my Tacoma now has 318 horsepower and 296 lbs ft of torque at 2,300 RPM. The OTT adds 25 horsepower and Torque. The OTT will STOP your transmission from hunting for the right gear and it will NOT void your warranty. My mpg has increased by 1-3mpg. Seriously Bro, invest $500 in an Overland Torque Tune (OTT). It’s worth every penny. Since I’ve had the OTT installed, I’ve told 3 of my friends who own the 3rd generation Tacoma and they too have had the OTT installed and they too have noticed the exact same things as I have. I really recommend the OTT for your Tacoma. Cheers Mate. Just look up Overland Torque Tune to find an installer in your area of the USA.
I Agree 💯 I had the Overland Torque Tune installed on my 23 TRD Off Road and now it runs and drives like it should.
Damn I need to drive more lol, only 86k on my 2017 sr5
Or I need to drive mine less lol. Theese Tacomas are great!
Does your mpg get similar to 4Runner with those tires and wheel setup? I have a 23 Tacoma long bed, deciding whether or not I should keep it or trade it in for a Pro 4Runner before the 4 banger. Any help is appreciated!
My mileage with the tune is better than it was stock. Id get a tune and bigger tires you will be at as good if not better mpg than stock!
I've owned multiple 3rd gens, and just recently bought a 23. There's something to be said of the truck's reliability; however, people that drive this many miles with a vehicle like this should seriously consider whether they really need a truck to commute those miles. Buddy of mine works construction, owns a Tacoma, and drives high miles for work, but he bought and uses a Corolla to make his hour+ commutes to job sites and saves significantly on gas over driving the Tacoma. Something to consider.
I agree have a civic si for a daily driver and still have this many miles on my truck. I use it for work and any trips we take to haul bikes/dirtbikes/harleys.
I actually have 2 old cars I drive here and there a civic si that I daily plus the tacoma and a few motorcycles. I am always on the move lol
@@CodySnell_87 seems like it! 😉
Owning 2 vehicles sometimes doesn’t pencil out to save gas. Cost to buy a 2nd car $ Cost of insurance 2nd car $ Maintenance 2 car $ I have 286K on my 2001 Tacoma.
Nice taco!
Thank you! Tried to keep it clean and simple but still effective!
Do you recommend a tune? Like ott for example.
I highly recommend a tune it made my truck feel responsive and shifts like it should ect I am making another video of driving it and I will go over the way it feels with the tune vs stock in a week or soo
Are the tunes detectable? Will the dealership void the warranty?
There's another guy with a 3rd gen with almost 400k on his TRD off road. 3rd gen are looking to be just a reliable.
I agree!
it should run like the second gen , a guy had 2018 with 318k on youtube
Awesome glad to see them going strong in the 300 plus thousand mile range!
nice good news . i have 21 only put 39k so far i got a lot of time
Id say you got probly a lifetime truck!
I change the front and rear differential, transfer case and transmission fluid every 30K miles.
Like the wheels on your truck! I got a 2012 TRD sport Tacoma with 165,000 miles
I do miss my 2nd gen! Thank you Appreciate it man!
I have 2016 trd off road with 126,000
I was tired of people saying “stay away from all 2016s they have problems” so i decided to share my results soo far! Great truck I love Tacomas
How many miles you been with the tune ?
150-203,000 miles zero issues I do not think it will hurt reliability at all if done by a reputable company
You won’t see those 4 cylinder turbos laughing at 200,000 miles that’s for sure!
Exactly ! That’s why I bought a 23 TRD OR
@@Doc1855I got a smoking deal on a 22 TRD OR 4x4 double cab automatic very well optioned, only 27,000 miles, and I plan on keeping it well over 300,000
@@rstumbaugh43 I plan on driving my 23 TRD OR until I die. I’m almost 60 now and we tend to live into our late 80, to early 100s. I plan on living another 20-25 years and since I drive about 6-8K miles per year, it shouldn’t be a problem to drive my Tacoma until my death. I’m quite sure that my wife will be using my Tacoma to plow the 5-7 feet of snow off our private road and driveway until she can no longer drive or she dies.
The 2.7L in the 2nd and 3rd gens will easily surpass 200k. Toyota used to build fantastic NA four cylinders for these trucks.
@@anthonys5581 Yes I agree 💯. If Toyota would have put in the 2.5L 4cyl with 201 horsepower, then we probably would’ve bought the 4cyl Tacoma, but the 159 horsepower simply wasn’t enough power for our needs. After installing a cold air intake and the OTT, my 23 TRD Off Road now makes 318 horsepower and 295 lbs ft of torque at 2,300 RPM.
154k 2017 trd or 4wd
Heck Yea! They are turning out to be as reliable as the 2nd gens despite all the hate they got at first
Did you purchase the truck with the tune? How many miles out of the 200k are with the tune? Trying to get an idea of longevity with a tune
The truck has been tuned from 150-203,000 miles i do not think it will hurt reliability if you go with a reputable company they will keep it in the safe limits
Probably time to change water pump to be safe.
Yeah, my gas door started to suddenly do that one day. Almost did the same damage. Sprayed some WD-40 on the hinge and it went back to normal. I spray the hinge every 6-12 months. Moisture gets into the poorly designed hinge causing it to bind. Thanks for the update. Looking forward to my 2020 TRD Sport DCLB 4x4 in 040 Super White lasting a long time. Hopefully my white paint doesn’t fail. Yes, please keep us updated.
Thank you! I will spray my hinges see how that works thanks for the tip. I will keep making videos every 25-50k or if I have any issues I will make an update video. Thanks for the support!
I have my 23 TRD ORDCLB Ceramic coated every 6 months. And yes my Tacoma is White as well
Man that’s awesome! Please keep us posted as you rack up the miles on that BEAST !!! I have a 2021 automatic Tacoma TRD ORDC 4x4 with the same tires and Tacoma pro wheels and fox by pass shocks front and rear , I have 63k miles on it now and just love this truck my fav vehicle I’ve owned in 20+ years , great work man …
Will do I am taking it on a lokg trip actually next week. Thank you I appreciate it and your truck sounds very similar! I love mine too tacomas are great trucks
Change the front and rear differential, transfer case and transmission fluid every 30K miles (Toyota recommends every 60K miles) and you’ll never have any problems with your power train.
Like your video👌🏻. I think anyone who wants to buy a fourth gen Tacoma should consider trying to buy either a new 3rd gen or used one with low miles. I’ve noticed ALL buyers of the new fourth gen Tacoma are the type of buyers that could care less about long-term ownership and will trade it in two to three years down the road because that’s all they know and are used to.
Thanks for the support! I agree 100 percent I bet most will be driven 1-3 years and traded in. I buy one and run it for the long term with this truck for sure!
We keep our vehicles for 12-20 years or 250K - 300K miles. I only drive 6-8K miles per year now that I’m retired so I’m quite sure that my 23 TRD ORDC will be the last truck I’ll ever have to buy.
@@Doc1855 yea, I’m the same way; I.e. “UnAmerican”😳. Had my 1996 Tacoma for over 24 years with over 200K before selling it and replacing it with my current 2022 Tacoma TRD PRO which I hope to own for at least 20+ years; however I’m worried a little about that since it was made in Mexico.
@@deantrainr My college car was a 78 Corolla that I bought in 83 with 70K miles. I promptly changed the oil, transmission and rear end grease. We had conventional oil then so I changed it every 3K miles. Every 30K miles I’d change the transmission and rear end grease and pack the bearings. It finally died in 02 with 488K miles. I quickly bought a new Camry and drove it until my needs changed so in 11 I bought a new RAV Limited 4WD with the same 3.5L V6 engine that’s in my 23 TRD. The RAV had 269 horsepower, whereas the stock 3.5L in the Tacoma’s have 278. After adding the OTT and a cold air intake my Tacoma now has 318 horsepower and 295 lbs ft of torque. My TRD did come with the Performance exhaust, but when I can I’ll have a Flowmaster FlowFX dual exhaust installed.
@@Doc1855 yea, that’s why I prefer the 2GR-FKS V6 engine over the 4-cylinder engine; with or without a turbocharger. It’s a good, dependable engine that as long as you do preventative maintenance, it’ll last many many years just like my old 1996 Tacoma V6 engine. Other than a valve cover gasket leak and a bad injector, I had zero problems with that power plant.
Clearly he is off his MEDS.
Celebrating not fighting in a war right now and to all who have served this country with some good old american iron v8 Ford truck!
That little bike is soooo cute. 35cc?
Man, you can’t go wrong with a 79 Ford and Pink Floyd
My thoughts exactly!🤘🇺🇸
It’s a 1978
Everyone celebrates differently!
Hold my beer. 🇦🇺
This was before the beer lol
Hell yeah brother!!! Fire me up!!
Not Bad 🎉Happy Memorial Day🎉USA❤
That's how I broke my power steering.
Nice!!!!! I gotta fix my car!!! I’ve been slacking. Happy Memorial Day Dude!! Let us remember your tires!
Great informative review. Reviews just like this is why I bought my 2023 TRD Off Road 18 months ago. I was not interested in the new 4th gen redesign and wanted something tried and true. Absolutely no regrets. I’m not the type to buy a new car every 3 to 5 years so I wanted something dependable. Last vehicle was a 2006 4Runner that served me well. The only mods I plan to do is upgrade the tires up one size and get an OTT tune. You did a great job taking care of your truck. Looks amazing.
Thanks you! Im with you on that, this Is my long term truck. Hope yours treats you as good as mine has soo far!
Congrats on 200+k miles! Looks like you use it but don’t abuse it. 👍 Keeping the suspension OEM seems to have less wear and tear on parts and the key to long term reliability. Nice review!
I had a manual yota in the 80’s, bought a 2023 OR Premium… what you think of the shifting? I still haven’t adjusted to how the new Toyotas shift.
@@andyconda5194Go and have an OTT tune put on it. Night and day difference in the throttle response and the way the transmission shifts
@@ericd1632 I have an OTT tune scheduled for July 14th. I can’t wait! I love the truck but can’t stand the weird transmission.
WOW
Nice honda xr100r
Ppl bring everything and anything to the lot lol
If you change your mind again? Dont forget to share the, video.
Looks and sounds good man!
Thanks!