Toyota Ceo Reveals New $10K Pickup Truck That Shakes Up The Whole Industry!
Toyota Ceo Reveals New $10K Pickup Truck That Shakes Up The Whole Industry!
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We all know how car prices have been on the rise and just now things seem to be turning around but this new $10K Toyota truck is definitely the start of a new era. This is amazing news for us all because Toyota is one of the most reliable brands and this truck is as good as it gets. We are not saying this out of nowhere; there are actually two main reasons why the IMV is unique and so useful beyond being so cheap and every other manufacturer knows it.
So watch till the end to know exactly why this truck is shocking everyone.
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A new truck around $10k and I don't have to deal with all the electronic B's I already don't want? Yes. Take my money
Much of the electronic stuff is actually cheap to manufacture, in many cases you are paying for the IP.
Agreed, way too many sensors to keep track of nowadays, and for what? KISS, keep it simple stupid. Sign me up.
@@jamesmoore6424cheap to manufacturer, not cheap to design, code, engineer, prefab, polish, finish, that's why a simple 02 sensor cost 400 bucks, also the politicians cut which is 22 percent of sales seeing as Ford, Chevy GMC dodge, Toyota, Chrysler, and every Americans built car company send up to 22 percent to the democrat party to pass more emissions regulations Ford leading that charge with the most
It won’t be for sale in North America. They’re only selling it overseas in poorer markets that have less strict safety standards.
This will never be available widely within the US, and probably any other western countries. We arent "the masses"
I find it absolutely amazing that this 9 minute video, while providing a very rapid paced narration, contains essentially zero information about the truck mentioned in the title. Very impressive!
After 2 minutes watching I feel like this is generated by AI, because it follows every clickbait video guide by repeating how it promises some reveal but telling about something else first.
Yes very annoying, I always feel played....."Where's the Beef ?"
Right! The performance section did not say anything about it's performance!
haha
@@kani75it is ai generated
Finally someone gets it. Speaking for myself I don't want all the expensive electronic gadgetry of modern vehicles. It is hard to find manual transmissions without electronic door locks anymore if at all. I do still insist on cruise control and will take an automatic if required but spare me the expensive to replace key fob.
The most expensive car I ever bought was $12k, so a new vehicle running at only $10k sounds like a dream. And even if it's fuel economy is lower than the standard, it would still be leagues better than my run down Xterra. If this comes to market, even at a couple thousand more than this, I'm still stoked.
Cars in Cuba are kept running for many decades. Taxis in big cities are kept working for millions of miles. Those circumstances aren't exactly the same as a private vehicle owner but the principle is the same. Buy. Maintain. Drive. Maintain. Drive...
@@senatorjosephmccarthy2720 Good point.
Most for me was 14k cash and in a few months I made more that back and more with that same truck and haven’t had to pay a dime in gas out of my pocket. Win win
Cool
This is what the industry really needs. A reliable and modular truck that workers can actually afford and small businesses can actually afford. If this comes true I can see Toyota making a killing with this. Please bring this to the US.
Preach 🙏. I wish Elon would use his talents for a bullet proof nothing fancy work horse ur avg joe could keep on the road. Wish in one hand...
Toyota is getting ahead of the OIL Shock that they know is coming and like the last one people got rid of their big car and down sized,I see their Forward thinking is a great move.
I'm not sure about the US, but here in Europe we have had these kind of trucks since ages, they're built by Iveco, Ford, Renault... The cabin is standard but the back is modular, and they all have a body on frame design, instead of the car-like unibody of most American pick up trucks. The thigh is though, they are commercial vehicles, they pay lower (or no) taxes compared to a "civilian" vehicle and are only bought by people who use them to work (also because they usually cost more than a car).
@robertheberlein3424 Morris like 50k.. there's no way the dealers are going to allow it to be sold.. Such a shame we can't buy direct from factory.
They can't due to regulations (safety and taxes). Only place you can get them in North America is Mexico.
That little truck with 4 cylinder turbo diesel and 4x4 drivetrain would suit me just fine.
I love the customization idea
That would make an ultimate camper platform!!! 🏆
And they'll never do it.
Manual locking hubs Solid front axle Heater Air conditioning Radio
This will happen in other asian countries, Africa, Austrailia, but don't know if it's suited for camping with no 4wd.
It makes perfect sense! When Toyota 1st introduced their pickups to the US, they were solid and inexpensive. My parents bought one and we used to take it up into the mountains, the real mountains above 7,500 ft elevation, & would go where the big 4X4s couldn't go. In fact, one time dad pulled out a big 3/4T 4X4 out of Boulder Cr., Blaine Co., Idaho when all others couldn't. Loved that 'Yota. And the new Land Cruiser is nothing like the original. The original was fun, strong, and simple. Bring back modernized FJ Land Cruisers & Toyota pickups as they were originally. They will sell! I'd buy one.
I can tell you as someone who has worked with automotive dealerships, even with 30-40k price tags on a truck they don't really make a large margin off the sale itself. Where dealerships make their money is in service. Repairs and Maintenance on vehicles is what keeps them afloat.
It's a damn shame this will almost certainly never see the light of day in the US. It would be an INSTANT buy for me
Tons of people would want one, but the government would never allow it. Enviro-whackos and domestic brands keep their pockets warm with lots of cash.
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This is what people have been wanting. Back to basics. Simple, affordable work truck. No luxury, just necessity. That is why so many people like the antique and vintage square body trucks from the 80's and back. They also like the ease of repair on the older models. Demand will out supply.
Manufacturers have wanted to make them for decades, as well. Unfortunately, US CAFE fuel efficiency standards prohibit marketing utility trucks of this size. This will remain the case until either CAFE standards are reworked (good luck with THAT!!!) or battery costs come down enough to enable better price points for small vehicles.
@@evilrobots Manufacturers bribed politicians who cage us CAFE. Don't be either stupid or naive, the makers love this shit.
FUCK ALL THAT ELECTRONIC SHIT I KNOW PEOPLE THAT CANT GET IN THEIR CARS OR START THEIR CARS EVEN THOUGH THEY HAVE THEIR KEYS HELL THE THING CLICHES AND THINKS YOUR STEALING YOUR OWN CAR IT WILL NEVER START AGAIN THEIRS A THIS IS ANOTHERE REASON PEOPLE BUY OLD CARS YOU DONT HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT THAT
why are you typing loud @@steelking9973
Hoping this new truck will be available in South Africa, it's exactly what we need!
An affordable minimalist 4 door pick up is my dream car.
This is what construction workers, farmers, gardeners need and want. A good reliable cars with out all the convenience items that triple the price of the truck and makes the dealers an insane profit
I own a small pest control company Most of the small and one man companies are relying on old Rangers S10s and Dakotas They are simply aging out of the market This truck would be a very suitable alternative, depending on how easy it would be to put cargo areas on it It's going to sell as cab and chassis So a whole industry will spring up around building them out
A soon as i saw it, would be perfect, every truck or work van is around 40k and if they are use still around 10k or more. No good for business car, it is almost a luxury to have a nice car for work. And the people who buy truck of the year are the owner or contractor that never actually work with it.
That is exactly why it not be allowed in the US for 20 years.
I don’t work construction, don’t farm or garden. But I’d buy this truck 100%
As long as it has enough space. Hard to tell with nobody next to it or on it. Maybe good for little people selling tiny things.
Thank you toyota for going back to your roots and providing trucks for the working man
#fuckford
Guy I used to work with had an ancient Toyota pickup. He had to put a quart of oil in it every night before he started home. "That doesn't sound like a Toyota to me." "Well, when you have 500k on the original engine, even Toyotas burn oil." He and his buddies put new rings in it over a long weekend. No more smoke or burning oil. I had a 1981 Toyota Corrola 2 door sedan. 5 speed and rear-wheel drive, so it was sort of a sports car. Bought it for $400. It had been sitting in a field for two years. I turned the key on, and there was still juice (Interstate brand battery.) So I poured a little gas in the carburetor, tried the key- and it started. Took it straight for an oil change. The mechanic pulled the drain plug- and nothing came out. He ran a screwdriver up through the hole, and what came out- even with a warm engine- looked like tar mixed with mollasses. Amazing the original owner got over 200k out of it without doing regular oil changes. Burned a tiny bit of oil, but I just ran 20W50 in it during warm weather and it was very happy. Tried to beat it to death for over two years, drove it hard and fast, offroad, even used it to fight grass fires (me, another firefighter, and two backpack tanks.) Only reason I quit driving it is because my buddy's station wagon the same year lost an engine. They were flat broke, so I gave them my car for the engine. They drove it for years afterwards. I bet it had 500k on it in the end.
Is the customizational back end of the truck already added when you’re buying the truck and just a box you have to check for what you want from the factory or is that something else you have to buy? I’m already interested in buying one now because it’s cheap and customization that makes me want a couple of them. Something for work and then a small home in the back I can just camp out in for long work days or to actually take a vacation in.
I am in the process of opening a business. This truck would have been a game changer for me. I would have gotten at least two.
I really love that the industry is FINALLY exploring a stripped down but modern vehicle designed for reliability and affordability. There is a lot of utility for the people with something like this!
Yeah. I've never understood why I have to pay for electric windows, electric seats, air conditioning, a sound system, etc, AND the extra fuel to lug around all the extra weight. I don't WANT those things! I can wind down a window by myself, thanks!
@@ashscott6068 Because of CAFE fuel efficiency standards.
@@evilrobots. How does the added weight of the accessories save fuel?
@senatorjosephmccarthy2720 It won't be available for the US or any other western country
@@senatorjosephmccarthy2720 It doesn't. EPA sets fuel efficiency requirements based on gross vehicle weight. As the weight goes down, the required efficiency goes up - fast. If you make a truck like the f-150, it only needs to get something like 20 mpg to make the line. If you tried to make a 1985 Datsun pickup today it would have to get something like 60 mpg, which the automakers basically can't do. This is probably stuck this way until electric vehicles become practical at that size, which I suspect is the goal. The problem is a little more complex than that because the EPA grades the entire lineup of a manufacturer's vehicles, but that's the gist of it.
I love it. Not electric and it's customizable! The only problem I can see for this is " not sold in USA" where the truck market is BS we don't have any small trucks. What happened to a small ranger? Now it's the same size and fuel efficiency as a f150 and look at the Tacoma's same as the tundra. Every truck is now the same.
Same, would love this truck but they will NEVER sell it stateside. Look at the CAFE rules the Government imposed. That's what killed the small truck market. It was cheaper to pay the fines and make larger trucks than make a better small truck.
i would love this even more if it was a PHEV. affordable small truck that can be powered without giant oil corps controlling how far I could drive it? Yes please.
The NHTSA and EPA happened to the US and killed the small, light trucks. Emissions, CAFE fuel economy standards (have to make larger/heavier trucks to loophole out of the lightweight MPG levels and fleet quotas), and crash safety regs.
Thank CAFE standards and the EPA.
I wonder if they brought this to Mexico then imported into America
Very informative and it would be great to see in the US. Every bit of the video was great with the exception of the whooshing sounds when changing scenes.
My wife and I have bought Toyota cars and trucks for years and they are always performance vehicles that don't give us a bunch headaches.
This truck makes me want to start a company.
Yup just doing customisations
Can I be your henchman? I mean, "manager"?
If it's $10,000 less than the closest competition it doesn't matter all that much if it isn't quite as fuel efficient. You can buy a lot of gas for $10,000.
If the vehicle is twice as practical or convenient, I’d gladly pay for more gas if I got more convenience out of the vehicle. Not necessarily this vehicle. But my truck now is a giant gas guzzling V8. And I love it. For multiple reasons. So I gladly pay for the gas.
What is the difference in fule?
They should totally price it at $19,900 to start, and then cut the price if it doesn't sell like hotcakes.
You’re a clown John 🤡. JOHNS A CLOWN 🤡
I think they were saying it cost 10k not that it's 10k cheaper then the nearest alternative. If anybody sells any vehicle with 4 wheels and has an engine for 10k new they'll sweep the market by storm. Dealership upcharging alone has been killing all of us
Been running high jet for my Horticulture and landscape buiness would buy one of these in heart beat small utes all the way!
Reminds me of a modern version of the old Datsun and Toyota small pickups from the 70s and 80s. Almost all the men in my family owned them and they were great little workhorses. We're talking about men who were everything from fishermen and farmers to fire fighters. Were great for carrying gear and equipment, towing utility trailers and even packing us kids around in those little extended cabs. Even carried small campers that we would go up to the lake with every summer for weeks of fun in the woods. At the price they are suggesting for this thing it would be an instant winner for those of us that just want something reliable and simple without all those useless extra bells and whistles that trucks have never needed but are driving the costs to insanity.
“Extra useless features”, straight facts right there.
So right. I could give up all that unnecessary stuff my current Gen1 Toyota Tundra has: radio, power windows and locks, cruise control and probably a few others .
Power windows are superior to manual windows. As manual windows get old they will start to go down on their own, also passengers can roll them down with their arms without noticing. @@javadog6288
Toyota took over by offering really good vehicles for really good prices back in the 70's through 90's to get to where they are. Doing so again is completely possible and will serve to reinforce the foundations of the company all over again.
And if Toyota could sell twice as many of these profitably at the expense of other trucks, why wouldn’t they do do. It about what he customer wants, not the manufacturer. Otherwise we’d still be buying buggies.
They say _"History repeats itself",_ usually in a derogatory meaning, but if Toyota can repeat its climb from the past, it would be fantastic.
Will this be sold in Canada? I don't make much so this would be ideal esp up here in the northern reserves.
Way over do for a market that's become stagnant and high priced. A vehicle that's got a great starting price and is truly customizable. Love to see this soon. Cheers
I think a lot of people would want something like this. Reliable and Cheap are a good combo.
I’ll take one. Simplicity is what I want. Guy nailed it when he said expensive feature that nobody wants.
I have an accord but would love a truck for every now and then when I need it for a project. I could definitely see myself getting one of these. I wonder if they'll make an AWD model for a little more.
Will they have the brass to keep it at list or do like ford did to the maverick and sell them for 50k
I would love to see this truck in 4x4 for Canada. I would buy one in an instant!
Companies usually go against an affordable vehicle coming to the market. This will never reach this continent
I like it !!! But really needs to be a 4 x 4. Great idea ....
DON'T HOLD UR BREATH !!!
Gonna go the way of the Mahindra Roxor, an Indian produced License built 1st gen Willys Jeep (yes THAT Willys Jeep) that has had almost 100 years of refining the process to make it an affordable and dead reliable Diesel Ute vehicle. And Fiat threw a hissy fit so its not sold in America anymore
@CanuckBacon but that wasn't road legal.
I’ve been looking for a truck to have strictly as a work truck. It’s hard to find something I want for less than even $20k. I’d buy this in a heart beat
Look up at a kei truck. This new truck is a modern kei for that fit US standard for every state. While kei truck are only drivable in some state!
@@VietnamchiThe kei truck is sometimes very underpowered for a lot of uses and it's not safe as the crumple zone is you, this truck has a lot more torque and engine power + proper safety it seems like
Always been a chevy man but for the price point and the fact they’re not trying to intentionally over engineer this to be the most expensive has got me seriously considering buying one of these.
throw away your chevy and buy a toyota - thank me later. The japanese don't make POS vehicles 😂
I'll definitely be checking this truck out. I got a 1999 Tacoma Gen. One. I'm building it for overland
If this was on the market I would purchase it. I like that it's modular. You can have one vehicle set up for a few different things. For me I would add an extend seating area. I would use the remainder of the the bed, to put an enclosed unit, to transfer my dogs. They go pretty much everywhere with me. They could be safe, secure in the rear unit. And not messing the interior cab up. I really like this modular concept. Surprised it hasnt been available sooner. No one should pay $50K or more for a SUV, Truck or Car. That's just crazy.
Gosh, I was thinking the same re: my Newfies
I really appreciate the feeling of excitement: basic, reliable, and cheap. Bring this to Canada!
I've been begging for a company to make a 10k vehicle! That's so cool.
Did u post video before? Or new video with same tights?
This is the direction of Toyota’s new plan… “We aren’t going to build boring vehicles anymore” and “we will create vehicles to suit everybody and anyone.” 👏👏👏 Nice to see a morally correct company focus their efforts on customers, the environment and sustainability… instead of trying to appease the EV idealism.👍👍
Or appease the even more irrelevant Woke ideology. (Woke ©️ Blackrock and Vanguard, probably.)
This makes perfect sense and would be perfect for so many different types of use in the states. Because of that, I'm sure the big 3 won't allow it to be sold in the states. I'd buy one for sure and turn it into a tiny house on wheels. While you're at it, and since small cargo vans are disappearing, bring us the Hiace and or the Proace please. It's time.
Don't forget government regulators, they hate prosperity and freedom, and they will find a way to keep it out.
Yup, they'll do it under the guises of "safety standards," like they have been doing now for decades.
Sadly new smaller pickup trucks was banned for dumb reasons. Kinda one of the main reasons why SUVs jumped in sales. I wish vehicles wouldn’t continue to grow
It’s about time there’s a new affordable vehicle I’ll get one just wish the 4Runner was this affordable
So basically Toyota made a lego truck for 10k honestly i love it
I think this is what the marketplace needs. I know I’m tired of the luxury pickup trucks with things I don’t need. Give me a solid truck that has a heater, ac, a simple radio, standard transmission, analog gauges and I’m good to go. I don’t need leather, carpet, and digital everything. I would like to see the options for the bed besides the food truck emphasis. I would like to see campers, covered storage, etc
And bloody hell, give me a Bench Seat!
If this comes to fruition in the US, I’ll definitely have one. Great alternative to the super cheap and underpowered JDM mini trucks.
It's also a mini truck. I mean ok it's a little bigger than a K class JDM mini truck but I bet it's a lot smaller than you're imagining. Look up the promo pics of the one converted into a pop-up coffee shop. It's barely wide enough for counter top coffee machine they put in the back.
@@RasheedKhan-he6xx Thanks for the reply. I'll look into it. ... A man can dream though and this still looks bigger compared to a JDM mini truck - I'd love one of these with more power, 4x4, lockers, and a dump bed. 🍻
@@RasheedKhan-he6xxgood, because not everyone wants, or needs a 35’ long f150…..
@@RasheedKhan-he6xxI've seen videos of it, it is definitely not the smallest truck, infact I've seen the cabin is pretty spacious in all directions which I wasn't expecting
I doubt it will ever be sold in the US like the Hilux
I love the idea 💡! Just think of the custom builds we gonna see!
I only drive 90s rangers but I would buy one of these in a heartbeat. Might even buy two.
This is why I want a truck, just to be able to haul stuff around, no frills or gimmicks.
Honestly if they offer a diesel option and a stick shift thats 4x4 and i woupd happily trade my taco for it. Wouldnt think twice about it, seems like the perfect rig for me.
I’ll buy your taco for 10k rn
There are diesel, gasoline and natural gas in my country
Diesel mainly, all are stuck shift 4sp or 5 spd and 4wd models available
Nice, my rav4 needs replacement in the coming years and a small pickup like this would be perfect for my needs..
I would buy one. This is what I have been wanting the last couple of years.
YES! I would buy one. I would really like to see a 4WD option for snow states.
The AWD version is not coming (yet) but it is confirmed to come soon
Wish we could get it in the US, would be nice to have essentially a modern Kei Truck available to us for the road.
I drive a Toyota 2014 Prius C class a small but a great on gas car and still runs great.Nothing fancy but it gets you where you need to go.45 mpg reg. in town driving and 55 mpg straight long distance highway driving.Who needs EVs when hybrids are the best of all.
This is so needed I’m sick and tired of all the electrical gimmicks on new vehicles,just more to go wrong,but when will it be in the uk won’t hold my breath,but I’ll have one🤙
Amazing how this truck is designed. Over the last several years I have been emailing Toyota when I get agitated about another new vehicle that is not what I want. This truck meets all the check boxes that I asked Toyota to bring back to their compact trucks. I hope it succeeds. And finally something that could possibly replace my small truck.
thank you for your service!
With 4WD features and with the overland option would suit me just fine. Small lift, little bit bigger tires and some other off road goodies would be awesome. The vehicle Toyota should bring back to market is the FJ Cruiser. It is a good off road performer.
Nope compete on price. FJ not a work vehicle.
The dealers screwed the FJ. The vehicle didn't sell well because the dealers jacked the selling price so high the demand dropped off to nothing. That's the USA for you.
Love it so far. Be great for around the yard. Ill get in line for this .
Very interesting 🤔 However I learned a long time ago to never buy the first model year of any vehicle. But I am going to keep an eye on this vehicle.
I’ve been waiting for this. The automakers have priced themselves out of the market.. Move back to the simplicity of the ‘Datsun’ era. Simple reliable and cheap. I have put off buying any new vehicle, this could change that mindset. Well done Toyota.
I loved my Datsun pickups. Or at least 2 of the 3. A 1966, a 1973 and a 1978 King Cab. Was not impressed with the King Cab. I bought it new. The other 2 were gems!
Datsun became Nissan.
As a window cleaner this is absolutely GOLD!!!
As a model train enthusiast I think this is a good track to be on.
@@NarwahlGaming lmao
and it still has that square boxy look from the land cruiser ute's i like.
Tough to get excited until they are available at the price locally. Thanks!
The Datsun truck was a shock wave to car dealers in late 60's early 70's i had an old used one in college loved the damn thing and uts little 4 cylinder motor. That same little engine with an overhead cam would be a game changer. No electric anything, no ac, 5 speed transmission.
If only we could get these in the US.
They won't do it. The US is in a mission to steal all of our money.
Yeah… that’s never gonna happen.
@@CarveyKeitel This thing has no airbags. A death trap basically
@@JP-xd6fmSource?
@@JP-xd6fmneither does any car from the “golden age of automotives” keep over paying for your chevy im all in on this
I need a workhorse plain jane truck around my place. I've been thinking about one of those old, used mini-trucks (non-street legal) that are being imported, or even a side by side utv (also non-street legal) - but if this report is accurate - if they actually put it into production, if they make a US version, if it IS street legal, if the price is close to actual, and especially if I can get one with a dump bed - I'm in. Utility over power, power over gas mileage, durability over all.
I'll take it! Brand new truck for 10k! Need this yesterday!
Can't wait to see everyone having one of these for a weekend driver :)
20 years ago a local car dealership sold small Mazda trucks base package for 10k each. They were all gone on the first weekend.
Toyota did this years ago with the TUV (Toyota Utility Vehicl) I hope that this will be as successful,
Build it and I’ll buy it! I have a manual 2002 Toyota hiace with only the computer for injection and crank angle sensor… previous work truck 2003 Toyota hilux both with around 250,000 klms and they’ll easily do another 250,000 with sensible maintenance.
Funny how they phased out station wagons in the mid 80's... every one wants a short stocky 4x4 vehicle that will hold everything... like the old station wagon 😂
A friend of mine and I were talking about just this the other day, there hasn’t been a good pickup mass produced in more than 20 years, the old ones have actually gained in value recently, especially Toyota or some that had the V6 conversion
The f150 over the last 20 has over 5xs as many sales worldwide as any prior years or vehicle, and there still garbage, the last good built truck to me is the 98 3500 ram, rambler package, 7.1 turbo D non dually model.
I just had to part with my '85 Ranger, I can't keep up with the maintenance by myself anymore. I feel like I should have kept it and hired help with the way modern vehicles are going.
Toyota just like. But wait! You haven't even seen my final form! Introducing the all new toyota golego! After they parter with Lego LMFAO 😂
I’ve been watch hunting so maybe I’ve been watching a lot watch content lately. But does anyone else think this is a page straight out of Seiko’s and Casio’s book? The whole “let’s make something affordable to the masses” bit, sounds so familiar to me.
Very smart. Customizable chassis. I would buy two immediately for my business and build out the chassis specifically for my needs for much less than a normal full sized truck. Bravo!
I’d buy it today. I like the idea that I can get a truck with just the setup I want and no more than that with out the junk I’m excited about it
I am in the US, hate the bloat / status trucks that we have now. I drive a 2006 Tundra SR5 and will never sell it bc there is nothing new that can replace it. I want a super simple reliable truck with air conditioning bc I live in Houston. This is the first and only new vehicle that I am interested in. Don’t want electronics, sensors, touch screens or status crap. I want a reliable, simple, ice truck (4 wheels, manual transmission and it runs without issues). Please bring this truck to the US. I will preorder one today. There is NOTHING on the market for the last 5 to 7 years that I would even consider buying.
Itd wreck the u.s. market I'm sure of it, and I'll bet it'll get fight back trying to bring it here
My wife drives a 2009 Jeep Patriot. There’s nothing wrong with it, but we’ve looked at new vehicles, REALLY liked the new Explorers…. and just decided to keep the Jeep. It’s paid for, it’s NOT full of useless electronics and gadgets. It’s simple, it works. I wish more companies made what Toyota is stepping into. I’d like a newer, “stripped down” model of a couple different vehicles.
I'd be particularly interested if the beds are truly modular and you can swap out your work bed for a camper bed.
LAST Toyota I seen for less than $10,000 had no tires or engine.
bring it to the U.S and i will buy it.
Bro if they brought this to the US they would be charging 30 grand because everyone wants one. I would instantly by one
Mark my words, THIS Model is gonna sell like crazy. And for all the right reasons.
Well worth the money should blow the competition away
A simple, modular, reliable truck that doesn't have more sensors, computers and other electronic gizmos than a fighter jet would be amazing. Give it 4WD and at least 3,000 lbs towing capacity and I would buy one in an instant. Maybe add a 4-seater crew cab version and that would cover a huge part of the vehicle market. Pickup trucks are already becoming one of the most popular vehicles in the US.
I like how there’s a video on all the pros and cons but they don’t give a single number other than the price of it
Im interested. Id like to know the fuel economy. I don't expect top of the line but if its competitive compared to old beaters, I'm in
I have almost 400,000 mi on my 97 Toyota Tacoma... This looks like the futuristic version of what people love most about Toyota trucks
Love it! Really love that it's NOT an ev. Finally, a practical truck for the entrepreneur, blue collar working people. Hope they offer it in 4x4 soon.
It's like when video game developers open up to the modding community. xD
They have this coming soon in the Philippines. In the 90s, we call it the Tamaraw FX, which they planned to bring back under the (LCV) Light Commercial Vehicle or (IMV-O) Innovative International Multi-purpose Vehicle zero project. It was under (BUV) basic utility vehicle before, the KF10 was first sold December 1976 in the Philippines as the Tamaraw/Revo with 1.2 litter 3k engines with 55 hp under formerly Delta Motors. It also has different nes for different countries like the Kijang, Unser, zace, Stallion, Traka, Qualis.
As a single retired Man i would love to buy one just because I don't need a 4 door vehicle or an S. U. V and Especially I like the price range.
Finally getting back to the reason trucks exist.
Love the look of the small truck.... I may have to buy one..
Without all the excessive electronics to raise up the price and add to maintenance and breakage, ...the KISS factor is a selling point alone. Versatility, reliability, topped with affordability? We will be snapping it up. Our family always had Ford F150s throughout the decades, until the last, now all trucks look like land yachts and cost half as much as a small house if bought new. There are some foreign model smallish trucks out there, but the ones I have seen are not only tiny, westerners cant squish/ fit well into the cabins. If its everything it looks to be, will definitely be picking one up!
I remember back in the 80's the little SR5 Toyota trucks. They were awesome And I taught at least a dozen people how to drive a manual trans because they were so easy to drive. I have been buying brand new for 30 years. This year I could not afford a brand new car and had to buy a used one. That's nuts. Something needs to be done. Car prices are out of control.
Just bought 2009 Nissan Frontier 2.5 4cylinder,manual transmition . Love it. New trucks are way f. overpriced. Pure greed.
I've owned an '88 Toyota truck for 22 years now. As a residential remodeler, the XtraCab, long bed configuration meets my needs. It has plenty of cargo space and load capacity. On the very, very rare instances where I might need more -or a larger tow capacity - a rental makes much better sense than driving around in a larger truck on a daily basis. Just this past week I had two inquiries within 30 minutes from individuals wanting to buy it.
@@markgarland9000 nice. Toyota trucks, especially older one still works great. Keep it.
@@Chain987I don't intend to sell. I told one of the guys who inquired this past weekend that I planned to be buried in it! I have built an ,almost completed, camper for it. Its will be my 'retirement escape' vehicle. Thanks for commenting.
@@markgarland9000 great. Same here. I also bought trailer, 4x8, flat and have a plan to convert to a living space to carry with me with my Nissan Frontier.
I'll buy one for sure if available in 🇺🇸 usa.
And to think while watching this video, I was already making plans to make mine liveable 🤣🤣🤣🤣
What we need is a platform that can take parts made by a wider industry of custom fabrication. The motor, the tranny, the suspension, the whole rear can be custom fit with what is needed. Not only are cars too expensive, they are too engineered, we just need a platform.
A 4X4 Diesel version of this would work just fine for me. Making Bio-Diesel is damn easy when you know how. This would help me become even more self-sufficient, and free.
Like I've said in other comments, the AWD version is work in progress, but the diesel is already here, so it would definitely be good