That’s a great story! Thanks for sharing!

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The good thing is there isn’t any learning curve since the new 2020 models are almost identical to yours :/

I had an 04 Tundra. I put it to work quite a bit and I live in a salty area so sadly the frame eventually went, but the engine ran fine at 378’000 kms. Great, tough, long lasting trucks.

How gas.?😂 tundra if you daily use.just like you spend another finance truck 😂

Absolutely! It’s a workhorse.

I have 2017 tundra TRD PRO and my brother in law just bought 2017 Lariat with that the turbo engine. My tundra v8 couldn't keep up with that ford and he also could tow heavier than my truck. I like my tundra but after test driving the 150,, my truck seem very outdated. I might have a change of heart. Thx for the video

Ford takes the w for me the inside and outside of the tundra is horrible

Dee Dee same bro i bought ford 2.7

you are correct!!! toyota speaks high volumes of resale!! they dont discount because people know what they got

It has great reliability. A true workhorse. Congratulations on your new truck!

Hey man, congrats on the new truck. Im thinking about trading in my Tacoma. Since I tow a travel trailer. Did you get any kind of deal given the COVID situation? How’s the real life mpg? I been looking around and I don’t see a lot of 2020 in stock, I wonder if there are more coming

Cash Miller my dealership had a few but I wanted one of the SX models (no chrome) in white and the found one for me. Retailed at 43k bought it for just under 37 after discount and cash back. Really like it so far. I’ve gotten as good as 19-20 mpg 55-65 “easy” driving. Interstate the other day 65-75 windy and running ac the whole time just over 17 mpg. (Pump to pump on all these mpg tests) If you get into the throttle you’ll be around that 15 in a hurry. Pulled my boat 3-4000 lbs got right at 15. Pulled it very confidently.

Inventory is still fairly low on the high end models. Toyota has shifted production to the more volume models and Tacoma trying to keep up. I believe the 2021s are in production right now, so may have to wait for one of them.

@@cashmiller2999 my 2020 tundra 5.7 in town is about 15 to 16 2wd trd tow pkg

They really focus on the details of what truck drivers need.

All trucks have a pretty high resale right now. What I like about the Tundra is it doesn’t start at a high price to get the popular equipment.

@@JSS yeah but you are behind with power and fuel economy

@@1FiftyOverland nope!!!! you make all that up by NOT being in the shop!!!

You make up for that reliability by spending wayyy more money on horrible gas mileage with the tundra. Thousands more per year add up alot!

@@msalazar89 on no whatever will you do for the extra 2mpg f150 gives you

Lol they all dont reach a million miles 😆

@@1FiftyOverland True but not one F-150 will reach a million.

@@highplainsdrifter9849 that is not true

@@1FiftyOverland i have never seen one advertised. Please show me one F-150. with a million.

@@highplainsdrifter9849 That's because Ford doesnt need to give people a false sense of reliability like Toyota. Do your own research there have been Ford and Chevys with 1 million miles

Thank you

That’s true.

I would like to buy it also 😂. Tundras are great!

Thank you

It is very comfortable!

So the D150 is not?

Sorry F150

Me too

Resale is crazy!

F-150s have a lot of options. You can actually get a lot more in the F-150, but have to add for it. Tundra has limited packages/options to add. They are both great options.

Yes! The Tundra is so easy to turnaround, and I’ve always loved the vertical power rear window.

@@JSS They took care of the turning radius with the new one...awful

Definitely!

Yep, they don’t get the best fuel economy.

Hope that warranty and engine last you.

Maybe 2022 Tundra will be a stunner

That’s awesome!

I haven’t heard of the transmission problems, and all tow packages include transmission coolers. So I’m not sure of the problems you’ve heard about, but it’s the same transmission they’ve used since the 5.7L came out in 2007.

@@JSS after 2018 toyota took off the transmission cooler for some crazy reason. Maybe that Aisin was lasting too long lol

Also read they removed the external trams cooler, I would probably just put one back on, some people are seeing 240+ fluid temps

Omitted trans cooler, yes. Trans problems, NO.

I always ordered mine with bedliners from the distributor, but not everyone does.

Tundras don’t come from the factory with a spray in bed liner. They are done at the ports after they arrive.

Yes they last a long time.

Yes they are.

I think they have 7 trim levels, plus numerous packages. A lot of features, but it gets confusing.

Yes, tundra hasn’t jumped into diesel in the states.

@@JSS I just picked up a TRD Sport two weeks ago.

I agree.

That doesn’t make any sense at all. The Ford can tow just as much or more. it comes down to gearing and engine options. The frame is not a c channel in the f150 but a fully boxed. The tundra has the triple tech, which is boxed in the front, reinforced c in the middle and open c in the rear. Both trucks will be more then adequate for towing 7000 lbs easily, but that 10 speed makes the f150s job a bit easier at the task, and much easier unloaded at the pump. 3-4mpg difference on average.

Depends on year, but they usually have large discounts which lead to heavy depreciation.

Depends on what dimensions you’re referring to. I think the latest Ford body has improved passenger room dramatically.

Agreed

Where does Tacoma fit in? 😁

Toyota tacoma is better too

Agree

None of them were reliable in my experience especially the Tundra

I’m a Tundra fan also. I’m simply referring to the official towing ratings.

@@JSS love the review! yes I gathered that your only reporting facts, I was saying that f150 tow ratings are inflated to make them sound like the best. Sure they put down the horsepower and torque like a v8, but for how long? Three, four maybe five summers? Please compare the f150 to a civic cause the motors are almost the same size lol Stay safe! 😷

Yeah..unless the TURBO GOES OUT!!. lawsuits alone with the reliability of the turbos are garbage.

No half ton comes close to the 3.5 eb but I think tundra is the way to go

It’s sharp!

Redesign is coming...and without a V8. So they went drastic to improve fuel economy.

@@JSS when is redesign coming?

Truck in the video is a 5.0L. However that ecoboost is impressive.

Bo Doesn't Know. HO ecoboost can tow 11k in 4x2 and 9K in 4x4. Raptor is only 8k

Travis- I stand corrected EcoBoost® Engine Maximum Towing Capacity 2.7L Turbocharged EcoBoost® 9,000 lbs. 3.5L EcoBoost® 13,200 lbs. High Output 3.5L EcoBoost® 11,100 lbs.

eco crap!! they are not good engines!! 9-12 ford techs said this also,and said go with the 5.0 if you get one!! fact sorry

@@JSS NOT longevity!! they have problems and turbos go out your broke!!!

That would be my choice.

Thank you for sharing.

That has excellent fuel economy, and good power.

@@JSS and how long you think that turbo is going to.last you. Hope you trade in your truck every 4 years

@@aronjohn84 I've had a 2.7 since 2015 with 240k miles with no issue. The ecoboost engines were designed to handle the power

Mighty F150 it is keyboard warrior

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@@JSS OK I see the bell just never heard it ding.

I’m sorry to hear that. It’s uncommon depending on year. Ford and Chevy have some really nice trucks available now.

Why buy a second Tundra if you’ve had so many problems? If true your definitely in a minority. And on average you won’t find better reliability out of a ford or Chevy 1/2 ton truck.

@@kross1261 I bought a second Tundra because I thought all the problems I had with the first one were just a fluke... But I was wrong, it wasn't a fluke. Don't buy in to the "Tundra is the most reliable truck on the planet" bs. I did- and got burned. Twice.

M Jones sorry to hear your bad luck but I bought a tundra in 07 put 250k miles on it. Only had to replace the starter. Still the same plugs even. Just bought a 2020 about 2 weeks ago dealership sells GM and Toyota and they told me that week alone they had 2 tundras in for regular maintenance one with 500k miles the other with over 600k. Both independent mechanics in my town drive Tundras both say they’re far more reliable than the domestics. They have over 50 years experience between them. Consumer reports will tell you the same thing. But I can understand your frustration and buying something else.

At least the resale will be good. Get rid of them and get most of your investment back

The big change is coming in 2022.

@@JSS then I’ll keep waiting then!

there still impressive trucks! get the right package 16-20 with 20" wheels ,black or silver its sharp!!

I’m sure it can, the Tundra made news a few years back when a 2007 model did it. I haven’t seen an article on the F-150 doing it.

@@JSS Its happened but I don't know about an article about it.

What are your thoughts on Toyota’s new twin turbo 6 cyl?

@@JSS don't think anything. Until its proven then sorry. You build a engine that is ment to have a turbo. And I mean really have one built to handle the pressure.... fine. But you put extra stress on cylinders when this is done which break down is more prevalent. Especially when you want it to have the power and longevity that a v8 holds. v8's they are more reliable then what turbos are doing. So...answering your question...I don't care for turbos. Turbo goes out...well thats just adds to the bill and another thing that can go wrong. V8 FMS 8 speed trans. If Toyota does this well..might have to go back and reconsider the Honda ridgeline that's not turbo. The ram TRX is super charged. Not turboed. The chevys still have the v8 also. This is also why ford is going back to v8 in the Raptor. As far as the TRX and it was not built to save gas. Lol...it was built to wow. If they are going to do that...turbo. then they need to have another engine option. Guess do what you will. But most guys that I know want a reliable V8 or and V6 not turboed.

I like the idea of a V8. I’m real curious to see how Toyota fairs with a turbo. Since Ford has had success there also.

@@JSS if ford has had success with the Turbos. Why are there some many complaints and recalls and a lawsuits over them.

@@aronjohn84 the tundra also had recalls

@@JSS success? im not sure about that...alot of ford techs say there are alotttt of problems with the eco craps..to get a V8!!

@@aronjohn84 exactly!!!

The F-150 Limited is really in a class by itself. The Tundra Platinum can’t compare. Of course the price difference is substantial also.

Ford Tough!

Rebates maybe? 😂 Just kidding. It has a long heritage that is for sure.

They are actually about the same comfort as F-150

Yes, this F-150 isn’t as equipped as I would like it.

It’s a limited versus a lariat F150 makes a limited that’s fucking sick

Jeremy Dominguez even the f150 limited us equal to the limited tundra but the tundra still has a more tougher engine it can haul more

Talon Snow you might want to look that up

Jeremy Dominguez I’ve researched and why do u have to cuss

I wasn’t aware of that.

says who/??i never heard that neither!!