The Toyota Mega Cruiser Is a Crazy Hummer From Toyota 

I don’t think I’m the only one who would rather see the Mega Cruiser, this thing is a beast.

W doug

I certainly prefer the mega cruiser! Thank you for continuing to review the unusual and quirky!

Thanks for serving us quirkers first! Make quirks great again!

Wouldn't like to see that "bed" under a UV light! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

I remember that too. It was just a matter of time xD

@@Planag7 I thought this was a 2022 car. This was the Apostle to the SUV's.

I came to comment this lol. Glad to see he finally came across one

I was about to say, he finally got one. This is going to be an awesome review to watch when I get around to it.

It does't just look like he did it, he actually did it.

Any experience to share with us ？

civie? wonder how they make flat deck in mil spec ones ( alll hummer are not flat deck inside)

​@@sargera1mil Spec has a higher roof and higher floor, so it can has flat deck to carry more troops, the same concept can be found in Landcruiser 78

@@muhammadabrooramrullah996 78 , is it same or near time of the bundera ones

The wolf on the table im the back should tell you that

HMMWV and H1s are extremely reliable. No idea what the f*** you’re talking about. The HMMWV engine and chassis was made to adapt for literally thousands of pounds more load than originally intended when being retrofitted with armament and/or protection. You sound like a know nothing Toyota fanboy who in reality drives a Corolla.

Ummmm....the h1 and h2 were reliable. In fact the h2 has the same engine that's been rated as the most reliable v8 ever. And the h1 was simple and rugged. Don't smoke crack.

@@youtubecantsaveallthesnowf8601 Toyota fanboys are quite annoying, aren’t they?

@@youtubecantsaveallthesnowf8601 how about the H3? Crap right 👍

Fj cruiser - designed to cruise on Fj’s

@@TheSlappyToes PT cruiser out there mowing down Physical Therapists

@@davedixon2167 Police cruiser - designed to mow dow police

Surprised Donald Trump doesn't get one and call it the MAGA Cruiser.

cringy but Ok

Me as a bus driver when he says it's only a 4 cylinder under the hood: 😏 A nice big diesel pusher will keep running on that thing until the rest of it falls apart. We had I line straight 6s on our city busses - wonderful amount of torque even loaded down with passengers

You KNOW he is the top bidder... on Cars and Bids.

So his scores should be a lot higher

Most coasters dont have that engine it usually is a 1hz which is a inline 6 diesel which can be found in many toyota vehicles like the 80 series,, 70 series, and probably more.

@@ensoelmeri3288 Oh well don’t get me to lying. I definitely can’t say I know for sure which engines the buses had. They were 3rd gens and a couple 2nd gen. All I remember is a big corse sounding engine with a lot of fan noise.

Honestly I'm impressed that you knew what model your school bus was. I went to school on some yellow brick and I couldn't care less about its make or model lol

@@MrOrcaCat Ha I was a car nerd from an early age or should I say vehicle nerd. Anything I rode in I paid close attention to. Riding in the Coaster was a special treat for me. It usually meant some after school activities or going home early. The usual bus was a big old Chevy yellow bus with a gas V8 and a manual

That’s very noteworthy. Dope!

@FNAF 🅥 no one falls for these

@FNAF 🅥 try better next time 😒

Israel 2.0

@@JEWorldOrder what do you mean by that?

Supercars are so disconnected from reality it’s sad. They can be made reasonably affordable but manufacturers just want profit.

@@markm0000 if they are made affordable like regular cars,imagine how many accidents would be recorded worldwide in a year😂😂😂

Agreed

how original

The Mega Cruiser sounds like something you would find in Power Rangers in Space

​@@MyGuyJustinH I could see this more with Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue. They actually used a Hummer H1 in the series.

It's not his, belongs to a friend of mine. Ive driven it in Moab

@@ajordan1975 he never said it was his

@@ajordan1975 Reread what op said and/or watch the damn video lol

@@imrytebeehyneu He said he wanted to review one 😗 reread what op said

@@imrytebeehyneu Not that he wanted to *own* one, no, but he has said before that the Mega Cruiser is on one of the lists of cars that’d he’d “most like to review”.

Well cold land

Basically how much time you have keep apart every morning to get your car ready for the day.

@thetimekillerx It get's about the same here in Ohio but the only people that use any pre heater are grid heaters in diesels, a lot of people just use remote start. It hit -27C a couple years ago and I do construction so I work outside and have to warm up in the van sometimes, they're not really insulated so the engine has to be on and heat full blast to do much.

@thetimekillerx lithium batteries also need to warm up before they get used or 💥

Not so long ago most trucks and some suvs in America had block heaters as well. U can still get if u want on some models.

what do you think the annual road tax would be on this? and where could you feasibly drive the darn thing in Japan?

@@WhuDhat at *LEAST* 75,000 yen for the road tax and the weight tax would likely be close to ¥100,000 lol. The small back roads would be nearly impossible to navigate with the mame-sans walking to markets and farmer's kei trucks lol.

North koria is calling. They want there stupidity back.

Bruh imagine getting shot outta the sky by a fuckin Toyota lmao

@@ironmaidenfan66670 right! 😂

@@ironmaidenfan66670 worse if it was a Tacoma lol

You should watch his Lamborghini Miura review. He's absolutely giddy in that one.

I was surprised when he finally did the Aston Martin Cygnet, also very rare. Another one I hope he'll do is the Honda Accord euro R, pretty bad ass. Apparently it was introduced to the US as the Acura TSX, but it existed before then.

I think this falls into the category of Doug doesn’t care what the views are, he just really thinks it’s an awesome car and wanted to make a video of it.

Even rarer? Toyota Origin.

I saw one for sale in Toronto Canada, wow, there are tons of them available

@@danrook5757 Sure, but in my country JDM imports are not at all popular, so I never thought I'd see one.

good to know

I'm not sure how they justify this designation since they have Avenger SAM equivalents, but then again they insist on calling their military a self-defense force.

In that case, you better off just getting the Hummer H1.

It's all fun and games until Doug pronounces diesel wrong.

@@brianlee9233 😅

You didn’t hear of it because you’re not a Toyota fan. Toyota enthusiast know about this model I could name about 15 more Toyotas that you’ve never heard of because they were not sold in America

@@Toyota4Life toyota gang stays winning

@@samthecar the best Japanese brand by far

Most campers in the US have it too.

@@ytsux9259 are they also diesel powered, or do they use different fuels?

@@Cptn080 I would like to find this out also..

They're also essentially standard with electric cars. You can pre-heat or pre-cool while you're still connected to the EVSE in your garage or driveway, and have a warm or cool car before you leave the house.

Ore just fore comfort. I have a webasto Unit on both my cars (gasoline) and love it. I live in south bavaria direcly at the alps, so we have a lot of snow and Ice here. Cars are parket in Garages at home, but outside at my workplace. So just Pressing a Button on your keyfob instead of clearing ice and snow at -15°C is very cool

Pretty sure it wasn't, most of these features were added by someone, probably in Kazakhstan

has that climb any mountain kind of vibe when you lift of the clutch

I have had Nissan Patrols all my life, my first one was 120hp and the current one has 160... not a lot for american standards, but decent here in Europe. And I totally know what you mean, they wont win any race, but for sure they wont be stopped by anything. I have never encountered an obstacle they cant overcome with ease.

I also hear people saying that even Toyota Hilux 0-100 kph is close to 10 secs

He has probably wanted to review This for years

It's called being on the spectrum

He's selling it on his platform where he takes a cut, the exposure will bring in more $

Doug is an incredible car reviewer! He appeals to a huge audience (hence all those that feel compelled to comment on his vids) Keep it up Doug!

I think older cars and normal cars are usually more interesting.

Yeah, would have been much more interesting to see stock than this bastardized thing.

*quirks

@@ytsux9259 whoops

Exactly.. they're not meant to be fast or powerful. These were built to last forever while moving the vehicle really well.

also toyota dyna daihatsu delta trucks ....it is bullet proof

They could make a lot of power too

This is 100% not true. The original HMMWV was 86 inches (7 feet 2 inches). The original M1 Abrams tank was 12 feet wide.

@@its_clean but the tank tracks have width, they probably start at around 3’6 away from the center of the tank

@@Slenderman63323 Probably? What do you mean probably? All the dimensions are publicly available so there's no need for guesswork- this alleged relationship between the Humvee and tanks is provably and unequivocally false. 30 seconds of Googling would have told you this. Abrams treads are 635 mm or 2'1" wide. Subtracting from the total vehicle width of 12', this means the gap between the treads is 7'10", so the Humvee's 7'2" width would fit entirely into the gap with room to spare, making it a physical impossibility for the Humvee to try "following" in the tread tracks. Further, there is absolutely zero historical evidence or design documentation that the Humvee was built with this intention. It's a myth, and it's false.

@@its_clean ok

@@its_clean shh, don’t tell the grunts, let them feel safer going through ‘minefields’ if they are following an MBT. Even if the HMMWV has been replaced by the JLTV.

We have different views on "fun"

Well it’s a Toyota, and it’s a heavy duty truck so it must be easy to work on.

You know the hmmwv is the same way right?

Those discs definitely get cut a few times before replacement. I'm sure someone's made some special on car brake lathe designed just for inboard brakes to make these suck less.

All this focus on reliablitt and offroad and it has rear steering..

This. Widely used in recreational boats, RVs and Trucks. Also called "Parking Heaters".

@@coski87 we call them bunk heaters in the US trucking industry, but they are very similar to boat heaters.

comes in the VW sharan, for instance

This particular one must be made by Eberspächer. I had that same timer panel shown at 11:37 in an early 1990s VW Golf Mk2. It's super nice to come to your car on a cold winter's day, everyone around is scratching ice from the windows of their cars, and your car has all the ice and snow already melted off. It's also great for the engine when coolant and oil are warm before you even start it.

I did from the video cars I want to review

I just got to go there and see it. It is significantly larger in person

ayyy yo what the bot doin?

Probably did at least 300k miles and was rilled back. Also all that aftermarket crap good luck fixing it if it brakes.

Yeah, he was in the city Zhanaozen. I saw .

@@user-so7do3cr7m Doug was in Colorado. 🙄

@@ytsux9259 he means the mega cruiser

I don't think they have a V8 diesel, I know that they have a V6 diesel in AUS as well as the famed 2.8L 4-cyl

@@HSstudio.Ytchnnl they have a 4.5 v8 biturbo diesel for the 200 series. I could be wrong but I am pretty sure they have v8 diesels.

I like Doug more than I dislike Doug, but his calling it a diesel engine is lunacy.

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"Type of guy" meme

I am glad that this joke is alive , i made one not that long ago but nobody noticed it 😂

Thank you captain obvious, not humorous or insightful, low IQ folks like yourself, best to keep your comments to yourself.

@@awsomemodels because the only morons make these comments, that’s why

That’s amazing! I’m a huge 90s Toyota fan and own a third gen Camry Wagon. The Mega Cruiser is my dream Toyota so it’s very satisfying to know that my car shares something with it.

😮💵😮

I read this and stopped watching the vid 1 min in literally lmao

Do you have any idea how many this truck have been made ？

@@dannyl3955 only 1000

@@dannyl3955 it's one of the first topics he mentions in the video 2:00, are you a millennial?

Indeed, some older gas cars also had independent gas heater

the UD had a Nissan Diesel not a toyota diesel

I'm sure it'll be similar to many trucks and SUVs such as the HUMMER. So I'm pretty sure it would be similar to the HUMMERS brakes that you could watch on RU-vid or have some dude to watch it for you.