Fun video, Norwegian Army had a rule that is deleted, if one in uniform is on a bicycle and fall they had to fall to the right while calling out im falling...

Painful truth! Shiny, overpriced, over complicated pieces of crap are what people want. Maybe, we should be allowed to buy Chinese knock off branded cars that last longer.

Car manufacturers are chasing harder to achieve fuel and emissions standards set by the EPA or, in CA, set by CARB with standards that are even stricter. Car manufacturers try to meet such by cutting weight and now there is a ton of plastic connectors that degrade quicker, become brittle and don't have the life of the metal connectors. There are other more complicated technologies introduced that are proving to be less reliable. The consumer is getting screwed buying vehicles that are going to end up in the scrap pile.

The fix for all this crap in theory is easy. But execution is near impossible. Get the government regulators the hell out of the way and let the market do its thing. Setting certain standards is one thing. But putting handcuffs on at every turn is putting the cost of vehicles into a near unstoppable climb. It’s awful and extremely destructive. 🧐🧐🧐

So my cat turns around at the table and presents me with his butthole. So I turn to the screen to avoid the view and there’s another cat butthole. There’s no escape. LMAO!!! 🐈🤣🤣🤣🐈

The opening frame of this video that held a bit before playing was an absolutely perfect representation of what’s probably next to come, lol. Tyler is making a crazy face and April has a big smile on with her face in her hands. LMAO!!! 😂😂😂

But were saving the planet by burning less gas. Never mind all the resources being used to build more cars because they don't last as long. Those 2 or 3mpg saved out weights all the waste were creating now and more resources we use now manufacturing new cars.🤦‍♂ Government NEVER fixes problem, they only create different ones that will make the politicians more money and give them more power.

My mother in law has a 2002 Tundra with the V8 sitting in her driveway and she seldom drives it, yet at least once a week she'll get a random note from someone under the windshield wiper offering to buy it from her. They're that in demand.

I thought this was a v6 not a straight six? Straight six = inline six.

are you sacrificing the channel that made you for this garbage?

Jeep should never have discontinued "old reliable" the 4.0 straight 6.

GO TITAN, ARMADA, QX80 & Frontier!!!

Toyota...the Pride Before The Fall....

Just like you failed very early in this video… Turbo inline 6 just like a Supra?! Don’t mix hooptie garage fun with automotive journalism. It doesn’t work.

Wow, where did he purchase her? Is she handy with plow?

Thank emission regulations for the peasants 😊 yet you can fly private as much as you can afford

Early in the video you said it was a twin turbo straight 6. It’s a V6. Ram makes the twin turbo straight 6.

Blame the democrats for screwing up the car industry..period

Nice chest but the legs are skinny If they were stretched by legs they wouldn't be covered with geans

Huge SUVs and trucks need gas guzzler tax for pollution.

The Ford v6 are reliable and even the raptor v6 has more power and going strong.Toyota did a bad design or very bad quality control. 5:13

Am I the only one annoyed by her constant leg posing!

Bro it looks like a Ford flex

I drove a Mitsubishi Evo the other day. I know a solid 2 for sale in the Uk

Now is the time to buy in the dip. Think about it.

I just got done with a 900 mile road trip in my old 1998 Lexus GS400. The only i was worried about distracted drivers swerving into my lane as i was passing them, not that the 26 year old silky smooth V8 has over 200,000 miles of wear. Im gonna miss that kind of worry free confidence in driving a Toyota.

This channel sucks

...droning on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and

I'll take a small, cheap, new, manual truck for under $25,000 Alex for 500 please.

Is this the result of Obama’s 2014 EPA mandates???? Should we thank him?

Have these two come out yet? She looks at him like he’s her forever love!!!

Toyota makes a great diesel engine and if they put it in the Tundra it would be a runaway bestseller!

It's not just recent Toyota quality has gone down.....leased a 2018 Tacoma with the V-6. It was a piece of crap right off the lot. Engine misfired due to lean condition, transmission shudder during down-shifts. The only thing my Toyota service advisor wanted was for the turd to be back in my hands as quickly as possible with complete denial of any issues.

I'm normally not one to buy into online advertising but I have to admit that Auto Tempest really is a great site. I just bought a used Cadillac Lyriq and I got an AMAZING deal which I found on ... Auto Tempest. My point is: it's not hyperbole, it really does what the ads say it does. So good on ya.

People crying about turbos make me laugh. My 7.3 diesel with a turbo is a known 500k engine easy. The problem is they put these tiny engines in and make you rev em up to 6k+ rpm to get power out of them cause of emissions and mpg standards, working the engine much harder.

Expect Toyota's recall to double as I don't believe that it's a machining issue, I believe it's a design issue.

I am hanging on to my V8 2UR-GSE ftw. I also have a 2022 Highlander & has the n/a V6.

Guy in the video doesn’t even know it’s a V6 not straight 6. 😂

I miss my 2010 Ford Ranger XLT super cab with the simple 2.3L naturally aspirated inline four-cylinder that engine at idle it was smooth as engine oil

Planned obsolescence.

So the American and Japanese cars are catching up to the Germans with cheap inaccessible parts mechanically totaling them. Might as well buy a BMW.

3:37, here's your answer: the united state's horsecrap foreign vehicle regulations

Toyota has had big end bearing problems before in Australia with the 80 series diesel Land Cruiser

A least they figured it out

It's a V6 twin turbo, not straight six twin turbo.

Epa has ruined the only adequate automotive value proposition left the body on frame toyota trucks/suv's. All new cars are planned obsolescence shit

5:45 what they were pointing is to the very unreliable plastic and tiny water line that breaks and this happens.

They can't help it. The government regulation making vehicles huge for footprint rules with EPA and small stressed engines. Everyone gets to pay for ev subsidies the whole time also. It's all ridiculous. I'm all for progress but bankrupting industries that are still heavily relied upon while spending billions on industrial that needs subsidies to be substanable seems crazy.

In 5 years this will be worth $65k. Maybe by then rates will be down to 3% on cars.

That’s because the corrupt government forced Toyota to meet the stupid EPA standards. FJB 🖕🖕🖕🖕🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳