2023 Toyota Sequoia TRD Pro VS 2023 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro: More Differences Than I Realized 

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@@Max-eo1ik Adventure Motors

My thoughts exactly.

Tons of videos showing that out there. They lay flat but not flat to the very back. If that makes sense. The solid rear axle and battery have a bump that does up after the first foot or so of cargo space. There is a shelf thing to effectively make it all flat.

I can do that for the sequoia review

@@joshtavenner3073 Kinda bummer but I'd prefer the solid rear axle.

I can try

the hummer is dumb, yukon xl and wagoner is all you need

It’s a superior powertrain in every way except sound. And I’m sure they’ll get the early quirks with it sorted.

Yes the V8 was awesome but from a driving perspective this engine is way more fun.

They only had issues with early production. It was a fault with the supplier, Toyota dropped them. I purchased a late made 2022 truck. No recalls, no issues. As for the engine, the V6 spanks the V8. Had a 2nd gen, love the 3rd.

@@JIPlatium I guess time will tell! If anyone thinks a twin turbo V6 will last as long as a V8 I think they may need a reality check! Cheers

@@BabakPA you are talking about modified cars with turbos. There are tons of cars that have longevity using turbos. Everything has a possibility of failure, even V8s