I am surprised he didn't do a similar video on his Tundra. There's no way the build quality is that much better on it over the Tacoma.
The Car Care Nut - The Unfortunate Truth TRD Pro Review
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Fightnfire
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I haven't watched it as it was over a year ago, One of the first lines in the video is "I didn't like the capstone edition because I thought it was a sad attempt to turn a Toyota into a Lexus"
That cracked me up.
I also don't think the Tundra was as outrageously priced compared to the competition as the Tacoma is which may open the door for more critiquing. The MSRP of a 2022 Tundra TRD Pro was 67,500. I know we're 2 years later but 65 for a Tacoma is ... interesting. I think that's where the high level of criticism is coming from. If this truck is sitting in the mid-50s I think a lot of this goes away.
He has a few other videos on the Tundra specifically.
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Beninbeta
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I can confirm there's a clunking when you bottom out the shocks on the TRD Off-Road. That being said, I personally wouldn't ever treat my truck they way Icon was. It's not a meant for desert running like the TRD Pro and I definitely saw the back end of the truck coming off the ground in that video. They said it wasn't abusive, but as I said I wouldn't do that in my truck. But then again I did just use my tail light as a bumper recently sooooooo.
He did do a pretty good walkaround on his truck and pointed out some stuff. He complained the paint was grr'd up on the front fascia and front-right qrtr panel. He also said there was a rattle in the driver's door he has to track down. When he discussed the other trucks he looked at, his second choice was a Ram Tungsten, but he was nervous about the new engine and Stellantis reliability. He just completely dismissed the F150 and he didn't care for the cyl deactivation of the Chevy. "It's a truck, it gets bad mpg, live with it!" was his reasoning....lol. But in the end, he fell in love with that leather of the 1794.