Which would you choose if you didn’t own the tundra already?

Holy crap brand new? I mean even slightly used that's an unbelievable deal that's a 60k truck well done

@@MeynMotorGroup Oh the difference a year makes. Local dealers now won't negotiate a cent lower than 57k.

Hey thanks for sharing this valuable information my friend I really appreciate it!

Not sure about Nissian trucks but the cars are junk, on my 5th Nissian, last two were junk. So many issues.

@@Rocket9944 Never owned or wanted to own a Nissan car or truck. The trucks I refer to are both used in construction and have been used very hard, look like what they have been through (hell), both well over 200k and still working, I think they are 2005 or 2006, one is very well serviced, and I know this because I raised the man that owns it, the other I am not as sure. 250k hard working in my opinion is pretty tough. I've never been a Nissan styling fan, just sharing what I have seen.

@@Rocket9944 Nissan has always built a proper truck especially compared to Toyota trucks.

@@Rocket9944 in us, all cars have become junk with a few exceptions. Way too many people have gone truck/suv crazy. All research/development goes there. Never been a real fan of government intervention but I’m changing my mind.

Bingo.

Calm down

@@bc_usa TALK TO US WHEN YOU GOT A TRUCK #TUNDRATRDPROAREBETTER

Popularity contest. That's why the resale is high. Not that it is a bad truck. Not at all but the Nissan is super underrated and not even a mention by most. Under the radar truck.

How about them Tundras now? Absolutely earned the title of garbage trucks.

Yes

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I have that 2022 tundra trd Sport ( wonderful but crappy v6 engine) And I am trading it for a Titan pro 4x 2024 Baja …

That sounds like a great color! And yea you're right can't really go wrong with either one

I like the fact you can actually still get some discounts with the Titan and there's some availability with the Titan as well

@@MeynMotorGroup absolutely.

Yea they are def both nice. Titan was a great handling truck pretty quiet too

1- I can barely afford to fill the one that's on there. 2- 5 1/2 ft is fine for me, sheets of plywood fit in with the tailgate down or you can let them stick up with the tailgate up if you don't have very many. Also parking would be a freaking nightmare if the bed was any longer. 3 agreed 👍

It's 26 gallons how big you want lol

Tundra needs a bigger fuel tank because the mpg is so awful.

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Glad you enjoyed my friend!

Haha 😅 trying to at least hopefully you find value with it

2 of them to be exact

No that's pretty false after the Ram 1500 the 2021 Tundra is my next favorite truck to drive. Sorry if you didn't quite get that after watching this video I'll try to be more direct with my words next time.

Yea I do really like driving the Tundra but for sure Tacoma certainly get the job done!

The new 9 speed is from Mercedes Benz and it’s really reliable. Plus the 5.6 is a “bulletproof “ engine like all the trucks have their own version of that (T 5.7, F 5.0, C 5.3, R 5.7) The thing I don’t like about the tundra is the look hasn’t changed much at all in the last 15 years, especially the interior. It needs an update bad.

@@cutsautoam My experience with the 5.6L V8 long term is they eat catalytic converters which if not caught soon enough sends dust up into the pistons destroying the engine. These motors eat fuel pumps and the cooling system is super cheap and by 150,000 you will have a 100% chance of having to replace the entire cooling system (radiator). Drive train issues have been a big problem too. The new transmission I no nothing about.

@@SuperSnakePlissken I scoured the internet looking and can't seem to find anyone backing up your claims of issues with the Nissan 5.6 l V8, not saying you're wrong just saying you're definitely in a minority. Everything else I've seen shows it to be an extremely reliable engine. I'm not sold on the new 9-speed transmission either, It's made by Jatco which makes me a little nervous as Nissan's Achilles heel is those CVT transmissions that keep giving problems all made by Jatco. The seven speed transmission they were using in the Titans up until recently is made by Aisin which is shown to be an extremely dependable transmission. Honestly I just wish Nissan would cut off relations with Jatco and go strictly with Aisin transmissions like Toyota uses.. it would put them right up on par with Honda and Toyota in the Japanese vehicle market. And definitely would be worth the added expense.

@@jimeagle1155 Not sure how good your internet searching skills are but in less than 8.4 seconds I was able to find a nice list of them. Those issues are as follows. 1.) Exhaust manifold cracking. 2.) Timing Chain issues 3.) Valve Cover oil leaks 4.) Fuel pump problems That's your top 4 on the motor. The Nissan Armada/Titan are plagued with problems from brakes being the worst in the business to transmission issues and all kinds of issues with the cabin. If you cannot find those I encourage you to go on youtube and learn basic google searches. Good luck!

It really is but I think with the current new car market, more people will be forced to buy Titans

@@MeynMotorGroup true there are better options out there, cough cough ram 1500

Yea Ram is def the best truck I've driven no doubt

@@MeynMotorGroup Ive owned 3 Rams and everyone of them had big issues, 2 F150 and they're garbage .. Titan for me.

Yea that new design won't be for everyone

That new Tundra grille triggers my gag reflex.

Doesn't really matter the essence is the same and no one is going to be able to get their hands on buying a TRD Pro let alone the one showed in this video.

Not to mention that price wise this is a spot on comparison.

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You are correct, can't beat that titan warranty.

What ends up going wrong with your Titan?

@@MeynMotorGroup Both leaf springs/AC/ motor for the power seats/ that’s just what I can remember

Gotcha sorry to hear that, are you getting the new 2022 Tundra or the current 2021?

@@MeynMotorGroup 2021 don’t want the new one probably is going to have issues V8 for me

Yea 2021 is the way to go might be a little hard to find right now with inventory shortage but they seem to have some on leasehackr up in Pennsylvania just need to wait a bit to get one

This is why I have zero interest in spec sheets and numbers. Says nothing about the real world experience but today's "enthusiasts" are way too obsessed with the numbers

Nissan has a key in the fob that you can take out

You will get over 500 miles on a tank of gas in the Titan (hope that helps)

@@brianmunday8182 really? That's encouraging. Since they're on my mind, I've been spotting Titans on the road recently and have to say that they look very solid. I think they'll pick up some sales from current Tundra owners that are looking for a new truck.

@@Vox-Populi yep, that is what I am getting currently with a mix of city and hiway driving ..mostly hiway , 2020 with 15000 miles

TRD pro would probably compare to the titan platinum reserve since the pro 4x is the off road version

Idk if the traditional toyota buyer is going to be very happy with the new Tundra if what they say is true and there genuinely won't be a V8 moving forward. That could mean price increases for the older trucks regardless of pandemic since most Toyota people just want reliable reliable reliable. That's all I ever hear. TT V6 in LS 500 seems to have issues if that's the motor they will use in the new Tundra

Yea my friend very true

Oh no sir we had no flooding here in our area. Idk about surrounding areas of Raleigh tho a couple miles out. How are things on your side is everything ok?

@@MeynMotorGroup Oh ok glad you had no flooding it made the news over here about the flooding in North Carolina with 60 dead and although you posted which meant you were ok didn't mean you might not have been impacted and was a bit worried about you all, and things are pretty good over here buddy we're starting to get some warmer weather after a pretty chilly winter this year.

@@Excalabur50 Oh yes there was some devastating flooding in the west on NC in a place called Asheville. That got pretty bad really feel for the people out there. And ok glad you guys are getting some nicer weather in Australia we are about to head into fall soon then winter can be a mixed bag sometimes its 70 and sometimes it can be -5 so we will see what the weather is like this year. Glad to hear you're well my friend.

Then why do you watch them?

@@MeynMotorGroup I thought you might ask. It gives me a general idea of the vehicles I'm interested in. Here's the problem--you say the Nissan feel "obtusely large" ( 4:38 ). Here's a video of a two guys with a totally different opinion. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qtRxd9mYkt7Yg6c.html --skip to 5:40.

Yea everyone and there mother is doing car reviews right now. And there's so much junk now on the internet. I agree with none of these people and I also don't agree with the spec sheet obsessed mainstream review outlets like car and driver and motor trend. It is for this reason that I started to do this car review thing on my own. Only thing I can tell you is watch car reviews on the vehicle that you currently own and whoever shares the same thoughts on logic as you on that car you should watch and trust them.

@@MeynMotorGroup As I said, I watch reviews based on products I'm interested in. Whether it be cars, smartphones, tools, etc., I watch them all with a grain of salt. Hey, did you know KZfaq has emojis now? Peace 😀✌

I just got the 2021 F 150 hybrid as a press car review coming soon

I did a 2020 Armada review but nobody saw it

@@MeynMotorGroup checking it out bruh rn

Oh man not a fan of the Baja Storm? People go crazy for that color but yea I know what you mean 😅😂 I def do think the Titan looks better especially in this Pro 4x trim and I like that little bar in the back even if it costs a grand

@@MeynMotorGroup yea man idk it gets worse the longer I look at it 🤣. On a side note, I'm getting the LS back today. Dealer said they had to drain the tank twice and drive it 50 miles to get it running back to normal.. I'm afraid to out Costco gas in it again.. but I need to know if it was really the cause! Lol

Yea that's pretty crazy man. I guess since the tech said it maybe consider not going back to Costco then. It's unfortunate but that just seems to be the situation. I know this is out there but I believe there was a company that checks fuel and oil qualities if you send them samples. Perhaps you could gather some fuel from Costco and other fuel stations? It's more trouble than what it's worth I realize that.

Car was idling for the b roll I was taking

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I understand

@@MeynMotorGroup I say tundra because I’ve grown up with tundras. I was brought home from the hospital when I was born in a 2000 tundra and drive a 2011 crewmax