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Hello I'm a viewer from Albania. The city on the picture is actually my hometown Berat, so seeing it shown in your channel was very pleasant. Keep up the good work Scott, people support you form all over the world.
Dealership Mark ups are crazy, I think scotty said before they don't even road test the car before and after fixing... They can't even do pre purchase inspections right, if they notice something is off they won't even tell the customer if it's a smaller job cause they don't make enough money from it... Smh stay tf away from dealerships and find a highly google reviewed mechanic in your area.
I admire immigrants who come to USA and work hard, do the right things and begin a new life for them and their descendants. God Bless your Albanian friends!
@@The_Noticer. Economy in some of those countries is so bad that you work hard just to survive. Can't blame the guy to try to get more out of life for his hard work. However, quality of life in USA and cost of living has made United States much less desirable.
Cars of today are actually built stronger than older cars but the cost to own some cars a decade plus going back are way cheaper to maintain because of less complicated electronics and build quality standards simpler decades ago but routine maintace is a big factor in owning any car.
I started with a video about transmissions so I had knowledge before having my fluid changed and one video led to another and another. Scotty is hilarious and very informative at the same time. We need more people like him, especially to teach!
My dad had told me about him at some months back and I checked out one of his videos but I thought they were too old school and lame for my liking. Then some days ago I got a recommended video and decided to watch it till the end. I've been watching his videos every day ever since 🤣
I have a Japanese-made 2002 Camry SE with manual transmission, almost 272k miles, original engine.. runs fine.... had a 2008 Pontiac Vibe (aka Toyota Matrix) with over 300,000 miles, original engine / original transmission, just oil changes and predictable wear & tear.. was running fine when it was.. STOLEN 💩👀🚔🚓
I had my old Camry stolen too & found it a few days later completely stripped of its wheels, complete interior, trunk lid with spoiler & drivers side door ......I just rebuilt it & kept it as it was more reliable & cheaper than a new car ,even the stripped out Camry ran fine when I started it sitting on a milkcrate & drove it up on the flatbed tow truck after putting on my winter set of tires ,this car is still on the road today after selling it years ago to a friend
Dont buy a new car to do deliveries with. You are gonna put 100k miles on it in like 2 years. Get an older civic or toyota. Something reliable and cheap
I inherited my grandmothers 2000 Toyota Camry, pretty low mileage but it sat for 2+ years, had to put a little money into it still currently too, but still starts up every time
My 2007 Camry has around 270000 miles, this was the model that burned a lot of oil. It finally started to act up, has a steering pump leak and a loud exhaust. Im parting ways with my camry and getting a 2012 model based on your recommendation Scotty.
I have a 2010 Camry with 230,000 miles on it and a 2012 Camry v6 with 52,000 miles currently. Definitely get the 2012 model. You won’t regret it my friend 🙂
Oooooo! I had a 2012 SE loaded out pretty good I got a heck of a deal on back in 2016. Loved that car!! I think that was one of the best body designs they've had. They still have a sweet look in the line up! Buy it! :) Mine got smashed to smithereens :( I picked up another 2016 right before the prices went nuts....
I rented a Toyota Corolla recently and I wasnt impressed. The ride and acceleration was terrible. The interior was bland. Made me think my 2009 Fusion was a luxury car.
The issue is in many countries in the EU like Belgium for example, they charge you a CO2 tax based on the year of car production and engine size. I personally had to pay 1500euro first year and then 600 euros early in taxes to put my Toyota Paseo 96r. on the street. on top of that 1k euro insurance a year. The EU laws are killing what actually makes good recycling useful. My car almost never broke and parts are cheap as hell. Most people are pushed to run tiny 1.0 engine new cars there because of taxes.
It is very annoying indeed, I also live in Belgium and work In Brussels , had to part ways with my 2009 Toyota RAV4 who was Incredibly reliable because of pollution policies .
We’re gonna spend a clean 3trillion on electrical hookups that’ll break before we’re done even installing them. Best part is gas prices could’ve continued going down but no, Brandon shut down the pipeline and signed us up for OPEC Let’s go Brandon!!🇺🇸
Scotty, you can be so funny sometimes - with an electric car you charge it at home 90% of the time and guess what, my electric at home is pretty reliable 🤣
@@natethegr8230 , I bet you are having a gr8 time paying the extra ten's of thousands for the car and the increased registration and insurance costs. Lol.
I’ve been telling my friends this too. It’s always better to get a car that’s 5 years older (usually used) than the current generation vehicle that’s out. Cars depreciate quick, so you can expect good savings by going for a somewhat recent car rather than pay for a fortune on a brand new one. Plus, dealerships scam people for extra profit
I remember the '86 Chevy Sprint I bought new. I got 45 mpg with it delivering pizza! It had a 48 hp Suzuki engine, 3 cylinders. It had great acceleration because of the gear ratio. I could out accelerate most 4 cylinder cars. Why reinvent the wheel and just bring back what worked.
Rocking a hard 2002 Toyota Avalon. Been in the family for 11 years.. 318,000Km on the clock and still going hard. No problems other than the usual break pads and new rotors. Upgraded to an Aurion and wouldnt be surprised if it does the same
I'm from Ireland and I bought a 2014 Toyota avensis business EDT looks great and drives great plenty of power 2 it's a 2.0d4d the legendary Toyota 1ADFTV bulletproof engines.i intend to keep this car for a really really long time .last one I had was a bulletproof vw car with there 1.9tdi engines .had that car for 11 years still going when I sold it on and treated myself to a newer one the Toyota is nearly new got 38k on it when I got it so well looked after
Just recently found your channel and I love it! Your an awesome guy with a great amount of wisdom. Just wondering do you also edit your own videos also? You a man who can do anything!
Don't have to fill up often because I don't drive her everyday, but have done it enough times to know if my new 22 Corolla had that problem and so far has been flawless
News Break: Toyota has announced it will be back to full global production capacity in December. In fact, the company says it anticipates churning out 800,000 vehicles next month, up from the 760,000 it made in December of 2020.
In the early 80's I bought a 1979 BMW from my uncle. He told me that every once in a while if you make a sharp turn you will hear something that sounds like a metal ball rolling around in the trunk. So about 5 years later I had a problem with the gas tank (naturally) and had to have it replaced. When the mechanic took the tank out he discovered that some rascally German left a piece of metal on top of the tank!
Horseshit.. GM 3800 cars can easily last 200k+ miles. GM trucks are fine too. I don't think Scotty has ever owned a truck in his life.. He's been driving Corollas and Camrys
@@TTime685 Yes the 3800 engine was a great engine I worked as a GM tech. But the tranny‘s and the rest of the car fell apart. You need the complete package to have a reliable car or truck. After you drive a Honda or Toyota you will never go back to GM or any of the so called big 3. I like keeping my money I don’t wanna have problems with the vehicle life‘s too short.
@@DCSPORTSTER 🙄 Yes you all are techs.. I've had a 2004 Grand Prix for over 15 years, bought it as a rental, 205k miles now with no major issues but replacing basic wear parts... Still runs and shifts like a top. It all depends on maintenance and how hard you drive.. You just fall into the cults lol
@@DCSPORTSTER I owned an 03' Lesabre that I bought used and drove it for 15 years. The car had 208,000 miles when I got rid of it with NO transmission issues ever. Had to get rid of it because it had a hole in the frame underneath and wouldn't pass inspection.
Why are Corolla drivers so bad? They are timid, drive half the speed and can't make any quick decisions on the road. Toyota's are for people who given up on the driving experience and just want an appliance, maybe reliable but will bore you to death
I had a 2018 corolla se and I loved it…now I got a 2016 corolla le…and this is a downgrade from it but I still love it…now as sporty but it’s still nice…not to mention had an 87 & 96 corolla so yea these cars are awesome
Nation of immigrants huh? So what about the group of who built this land into what is now America. The people (BLACK PEOPLE) that were here before Colombus. Nobody has worked harder than them. Are they getting rewarded for all that hard work ? Work that now everybody else who comes here is benefitting off of. For those who still clueless I'm talking about FOUNDATIONAL BLACK AMERICANS
I am a south asian immigrant myself but it was the whites that developed this country. Imagine if there was no whites in north america. This country wouldn't be anything
@@kingh2310 you are out of your league on this. Deal with what goes on in YOUR country. 2. It was the LABOR of Black people that turned this land from most wooded forest into what you see now in America. Unfortunately White people were in control of that labor (for those who don't have a light bulb in their head , it's called SLAVERY) but none the less, that SLAVE LABOR BUILT THIS COUNTRY. Not no Damn immigrants.
Toyotas Hondas and Nissans are not what it use to be reliability of these newer cars Fell off either transmission problems or turbo or engine problems in these 3 vehicles
I had a 2006 Matrix. It got totaled when a trash truck backed into it. I wanted to keep it, but the collision place told me the price of the parts needed, not included the labor cost. It was to be no guarantee that the car may have unforseen damage. I don't know enough to feel confident with the repairs. I just bought a new Corolla(2024), and I hope I made a wise decision. I cry every time I look a pictures of my old Matrix😢
My 2018 Camry has a similar problem. When it's parked in my garage at night, I hear this noise around the gas tank entrance. Quite annoying and it makes me wonder about today's toyota quality.
why listen to this windbag? my 2021 Toyota rav 4 is wonderful, powerful and consistently getting over 45 miles per gallon, it is the hybrid limited and I'm 73; owned probably over 100 cars and trucks and this is my favorite of all time!
Toyota is a god brand. Nice to hear about your experience with your rav 4. I have a XSE on order it will be a 2022 and I believe it will be a really great car!
Hi Scotty! I'm from Chile south america! 2020 new Nissan versa makes a similar noise (Made in México) that dissapears when it's below 3/4, Quality it's just getting worse😔
My 2014 is the best cars I ever bought and hate the idea of letting it go . 150,000 miles most on the high way five 4 sets of tires oil ever change on time. I want a cross or Camry next now I am 60.
Scotty is a national treasure. Thank you for recognizing hard-working immigrants --- afterall, we're all immigrants on this soil unless you're Native American Indian. What doesn't this guy know?!
I just got a Ford 1989 f250 custom efi with a 300 inline 6 for $400 bucks with 89000 miles what do you think it just needs some fuel system work and tlc have you have seen a old truck with that lower amount of miles
My 21 year old Toyota Corrolla is still running today, and now I drive a 11 year Toyota Prius C every day for work. These Toyota's are running forever, but don't skip maintenance.
@Scotty Kilmer what do you think about the 2019 Toyota Camrys and the newer ones in regards to reliability and it's ability to last 300k miles or more with regular maintenance?
They will last 300k alright but your back will be destroyed and you will end up spending 30K on chiropractor and medical expenses. Buy a Volvo XC60 like I did and enjoy the safe car and fantastic seat and luxury. I wish I knew this after going through 5 Toyotas.
My 2000 Toy Corolla from the start kept having catalytic control failures. Wound up spending 5k on the damn things before a neighbor with his own garage and concentrated on cats, put an "industrial strength" version on it. Problem finally solved. Best car I ever had was a 1980 Datsun 210 that on long distance trips would get 47 mpg!!
@@dragospahontu worked fine once I addressed the cat problem, but dealership ones were LOUSY till the neighbor put in a custom one. Then got hit in 17 by a Huge Silverado. Sold off car. Haven't had vehicle since. Have permanent brain damage & concussion from the accident since then. Have No sense of direction. Always in pain. Can't take Any pain meds cause they All Negatively affect my AFIB condition from being hit by lightning, and also blinded me for awhile too. Ain't life just grand?? NOT!!
"it's bad enough pumping gas wait til it's electric"... gas pumps are electric, how else would they pump the gas from the ground into your car? You've also got the computer inside the pump connected to the gas station's local network including the POS system which requires a reliable connection. There are way more possible points of both electronic and mechanical failure at a gas station than a charging station
I drive cars until they die of old age, so will buy new. My 2010 Rogue's transmission blew at 150K miles with repairs costing a lot more than than the car was worth (so it was sold to a junk yard). I hope my 2018 RAV4 XLE lasts forever (bought new), because that is how long I am going to drive it if possible...FOREVER.
This made me immediately think of the opening scene in Goodfellas where they had Billy Bats in the trunk and were taking him out to the country to get rid of him. "What's that sound? What the f is that sound?!" If he had bought a Chrysler 200 or Dodge Dart it probably would already have 50 error codes and would be burning oil.
The main thing with EV chargers is how much less they cost in comparison to gas pumps and the tanks, over the past few years they have been putting them everywhere.
Scotty can do a review of 2007 Tundra SR5. A woman that taught me in third grade love as family member has a 2019 Corolla she loves that car she did buy BMW and Mercedes when parts got too expensive on her old BMW she switched to Toyota owns 2 a '19 Corolla and '17 Highlander. I like Toyota's but quality gotten average in the last few years when rode in a 2018 Camry the transmission was terrible it jerk and had slow pick up.
I bought my first car 2004 Corolla manual and it is my best friend I love her 180k and she runs perfectly I can't wait to pass it down to fam when they grow up!
I hope, when the guys grow up, they will instead buy a newer car with important safety technologies. The 2004 Corolla does not even have Electronic Stability Control. It is a very dependable car. Still better in a much safer car.
Yeah I finally bought five pairs of almost no underwear at Walmart or five different colors show cuz the other ones all have bleach holes in it that I have 20 10 20 years and so far they're holding up two months now hope to pass them on to a family member
OMG, Electric "pumping stations" would have an entirely outrageous service bill, I have worked with electricians, they don't get out of bed for less than 27-35 an hour... and that is on the cheap here in Augusta GA! Imagine having to have a guy that understands and knows how to service a high wattage facility that services 15-20 EV's? You'd need some serious credentials, not to mention the balls to confidently back it up, that never comes cheap. (All the fakers are dead)
Had a 2016 corolla, same design same engine etc. It didn’t make this noise but Toyota never even bolted in the center console, so build quality has been out the window for at least half a decade now. It was also the slowest corolla I’ve ever driven due to the awful cvt
The new Toyota’s look weird because they try to look appealing to the younger generations and be hip but they end up looking out of place with their designs. That tells you that Toyota has a greater emphasis on just being reliable rather then fast or fancy or trendy
My wife has an 09 Honda fit 5 SPD that she does grub hub deliveries at night with , runs like new. 194k on it, it's probably already paid for itself just doing grub hub.
