Amazing truck is a good looking I have the same truck and I don’t have no problem with it

You are full of crap!

This is a joke!

Garbage. No more v6

Bro……..THERES NO HEMI OR DIESEL OPTIONS!!!!!!!!!!! HURRICANE ONLY! HELLO!!!!!!!

Tacoma owner here. Frontier did just fine!

Good to see you out from behind the desk and back behind the wheel again.

CNN newsroom huh?

These were most of the trucks I’d considered buying.

Colorado is nothing but a modern junk unreliable S10

I own a 2023 PRO4X, mine is loaded... and I love it.

Great review! You deserve more views, and it’s a shame that the videos focused on negativity seem to gain so much more traction

The price is why they dont sell. They dont have many options but they are now charging like its a fully decked out lexus 😂. Im not doing it toyota its to much money for barely any options

They’re such delicate things nowadays.

I brought back my 3rd gen tacoma and bought a honda hatch and i will never buy another truck.

Cross shopped and test drove ALL midsize trucks, including Ridgeline early 2024, and test drove full size ford, Chevrolet and GMC trucks. I opted for this truck mainly because I did not need a full size (kids grown) and I did not need to tow much. I opted for a nismo lift just to help a bit and not void the warranty. I got all the packages, about $3500 off msrp and a good interest rate. Resale not a concern here cuz this is a keeper.

Am I the only one that thinks this page has fallen off? Views and subs seem down; most content seems to be lists, not original content of him behind the wheel.

Here’s a knee slapper for you. Last summer at this time an area Dodge dealer was advertising a used 2018 Ram 3500 Cummins Crewcab with 150,000 miles on it. Here’s the catch, apparently a tree had fallen on it and mangled the front of the box and back of the cab. This beauty was advertised ‘as is’ with a price - wait for it $56,000!

The Titan is the only one worth the price tag. Period.

I swear to god that when you set your ass in a Dodge ....your driving skills drop by at least 50%....DUMBEST DRIVERS ON THE ROAD.....most in in Ram trucks.

Toyota is destroying their vehicles by taking out the V6 engines and replacing it with 4 cyl turbo. I will never buy another Toyota with this configuration. Go back to the excellent powerful and tested V6 engines or watch your company go down the tubes.

Ford is missing from your list in the link ! 😂😂 Really??

V8 option?😂 what a clown

Take off your shorts when you’re in that cold plunge. 🤣 If you’re neighbors don’t like what they see, they can always look in another direction

On 2/29/24 I bought a leftover 23 Tacoma TRD Off Road, double cab, 6’ bed with the premium and technology pkgs. no one wanted a 6’ bed and I need one. I paid almost $5K less than MSRP. It’s my first new vehicle since 94. I plan on driving my Tacoma until I die because we simply cannot afford the new prices. To replace my truck today would set us back almost $70K

They’ve priced themselves out of the market. And the Ram is owned by FIAT

No one can afford!

2:43 Dude, the 5.7 Hemi is gone for 2025, replaced by a straight 6 twin turbo engine. Also, Ecodiesel went away after the 2023 model year. You should do your research.

I'm through with Ram and Fiat-Chrysler. Reason? They've been building cars and trucks for a very long time, and they can't design or engineer sun visors that don't come loose and pop off at any random time, including while driving. Happened to both sun visors on my 2020 Ram, one side was fixed under warranty and the other popped off after warranty expired after three years and will cost $200-$400 to fix. It turns out, this has been a common issue with Rams and Jeeps for years, and no recall has been issued yet. Of all things--sun visors. SMH.

$66,200? For a full-size fully loaded pick up? Meanwhile the new Tacoma’s are a smaller truck and are around the same price for the higher trims… coming from a Toyota guy I’d rather have a full size Ram for those prices.

I would not buy any ram truck

Do all this trucks mentioned come with only one engine choice? If not, please include which engine paired with each truck gave owners the most complaints please.

With over 2k used TRX's mainly due to poor gas mileage..buy used always.

I almost bought another Ford but the one I was driving (14 Ecoboost 150) died in the middle of an intersection (3rd fuel sending unit) on my way to the dealership. Barely over 100k, the center diff no longer worked. My '05 Titan I had through my early 20's I got rid of at 185k with all original parts still ran and drove just fine and the 4wd worked. That Ecoboost would move when it wanted to but I also used to hate how hitting a bump in a turn would send the steering all over the place and turn radius with a long bed was somehow worse than our 450 drw. Have a Chevy 2500 6.6 that has been pretty solid minus the insane gas costs and another Titan. Transmission on the new Titan is goofy, 1st gear ratio is like a granny gear, second is similar ratio to 1st on most trucks and it makes it feel like the trans can't get out of its own way when accelerating from a stop. Had RAM Rebel as a rental on a work trip, fantastic truck rides great with coil spring rear, leaf springs are better if your going to tow and I couldn't get past the gear shift volume knob.

Coming from a gladiator and LOVE my 2025 Rebel

Dodge = to get away, or to avoid. Ex. Tom tried to buy a Rebel but he was unable to qualify for that much money, he really “dodged” a bullet! 🙄

Buy a RAM if you are happy with computer issues --- like poor nav functionality and freezing plus features that don't even show up like Trailer Light Check.

Poorly researched video. The 2025 comes equipped with an inline 6 cylinder engine, not a V8.

Good God...I thought you may have known what you are talking about. Then, one of the FIRST (1:27) things you say about the Tundra is it's durable...reliable. Are you for real. Who hurt you? Are you being forced or cajoled? If not then we have credibility issues here my man, or AI.

Well said with the Titan. Not many people choose it for towing or construction, and its not the first choice for "pavement princess" either

Ford is #1 - in recalls. But honestly, all the big US OEMs seem to have some issue at present, so pick your poison I suppose.

Lmao no tundra ?

I have had all 3 in my construction company and i disagree Ford is the worst one of all!! Stays in the shop more than the rest and the worst mileage per gallon to. The best one is the Ram got 17 of them and no problems but a recall and gets 24mpg. Chevy does have the power though. Plus ford rides like crap

The Tundra is clearly not reliable and durable!

Ford is always on Top

Nissans are to trucks as ryobis are to power tools

I would have to agree.

He states THE NEW TUNDRA IS DURABLE AND RELIABLE!?....it has an IMPLODING ENGINE WHERE THE CRANK BEARINGS GO OUT / FAIL ...AT UNDER 30K MILES TOO ! !

All intentiionally vague comments "not as good" compared to some rivals" .....NO SPECIFICS....NO MENTION OF RIVAL BY NAME....

But . But Motor Trend named the Chevy Colorado 2024 truck of the year. The first thing I look at would be falling behind in new tech. As in , I want as little new tech as possible. I don’t want it to drive or park for me. I don’t want displacement on demand or start / stop technology. I don’t want a tiny displacement engine with an expensive to replace hair dryer pumping hot air into my cylinders and turning the engine bay into a sauna. I’ll keep my 2006 Nissan Frontier. It’s been very reliable the last 103k miles. And it has plenty of go. Best yet its been 13 years since I had a monthly payment.