I just wanna say that I can’t take credit for some of these truck jokes. I found them online and felt like they were too funny for the world not to hear some of them, so big credit to whoever wrote some of those jokes.
I once asked a wise friend of mine what his favorite truck was, his reply was simply “A truck that runs.” As truck gang members we should all hold to such philosophy.
I was really hoping it was going to roll up after the trucks left and say "I must be early for the TRUCK GANG meating" just sitting there staring off into the distance.
@@hanksadventures4132nothing built today is built for reliability unfortunately. We are living in the "buy it to break and replace" time of existence. Not just vehicles either
“Well it depends on the situation. If it’s your dad imma gonna dodge. But if it’s your momma… he he, I’m gonna ram.” Made me laugh so hard my drink came out of my nose.
The toyoter is spot on! I've heard those sayings from everybody I've ever known whose owned one. The, 300,000 miles thing, gas mileage n all that. Great video! TRUCK GANG!! 🚚🚛🚙
@@jacobjohns6047 o I know it. I mean those trucks really r good ones. I've known a few that's had well over 300,000 fr. They always say as long as u keep the oil changed n I guess that's true.
And year after year KBB considers them to be the most reliable in the industry, yet this goes in one ear and out the other when Ford, Chevy and Dodge show up lol. Ford, Chevy, and Dodge owners have no idea that there exists a brand of truck that will require zero repairs (outside of basic maintenance) for the duration of the loan and for probably its life cycle. Now, normally I wouldn't bring this up, as Ginger Billy is spot on about all truck owners here. But the thing is that Ford, Chevy, and Dodge owners still sit there and fight about what truck is more reliable even once Toyota has entered the chat. It's practically scientific fact by this point that Toyota is the winner in that category until further notice, and they know this. And yes I know, your grandpa had a 57 durka durr that durka dee durka durr'ed forever. A few things with that: 1. No he probably didn't 2. He was a master mechanic without a degree, the best kind, and his life depended on it 3. I guarantee you he poured tons of capital into it. Sh*t just costed less back then: especially if you knew what you were doing (see #2).
😂😂 "you want to know why so many Hot Wheels are based on Ford Models?, so that way kids can get used to push them at a young age!" As a Ford F-150 owner, That's soo true! 😂
@@yaiqabhabalyasharahla4948 Well - I'll say - based on my research - all of them are not made as well as they used to be - though I would say Toyota and then Ram are the best of the two today. Back in the day, they were all tough as nails!
I like how the Monster Ridgeline is just sitting in the background watching on this good ole' Truck Gang conversation, knowing full well that it's in a league on it's own. Great stuff, man!
Just like Toyota people never use their cars or trucks 2008 Cadillac Escalade 240,000 miles They always have old ass Toyotas with very low mileage because Toyota people are rent a car people
I was at the local Chevy dealer yesterday. It's true the 2024 model Silverado trucks come with a heated tailgate. However they also come with a dog and a parrot. This way when you're sitting on the tailgate waiting for a tow truck, you have the dog to keep you company, and the parrot for someone to talk to.
1972 bought a chevy truck for $500.00. Sold it for 800 when went in service. Drove alot of Fix Or Repair Dailys, not that poor to buy a dodge, bought my last chevy truck in 2012, a 2003 for $500. And im still drivin it to this day.
Yeah man those 5.3L Vortecs were good motors and those trucks were just put together well. You see so many of them still ticking along today. I hated the AC system in them though. Sit out in the heat for a few minutes, it isn’t long until you got to rev it a little to get that fan going. Minor gripe really. The next gen was also really nice ran up to ‘07 as classic) and probably my favorite or close…I think ‘96 is the best year for Silverado overall. I can’t speak highly of Chevy past ‘07 though, personally.
I’m a Yota fanboy because of reliability but damn them new dodges with Cummins diesel is my dream truck although it’d probably be in the shop 50% of the time but they sure are sexy
I've had my Tacoma for 13 years ... basically zero issues. They arent the coolest trucks around but the are the most practical trucks ... Good gas mileage, good resale, reliable... as I've gotten older, I've realized that a guy being in debt 50K for a big truck is way less cool than a guy who could pay cash for 10 trucks and yet still drives an old Tacoma.
Ahhh yes the holy trinity. The small hunting/goof around truck. The old dependable truck for doing actual work and the nice truck. I’ve known so many with this set up.
I've always been wondering, are you supposed to Ram them or are you supposed to use them to Ram? The way their plastics crumble I have always assumed the former!@@GingerBilly
I love this guy. I was just thinking about truck gang videos earlier today and was just blessed with a new one that made my day hahaha. Personally I would have to pick the obs chevy. I like all chevy dodge and ford and Toyota trucks up to about 1995 but there's something about the gmt 400 platform that's timeless and hard to beat even in 2023 in my own humble opinion
"I bet you anything he talks about his gas mileage" Nah because toyota is the only company to make a 4cyl as thirsty as a V6 and a V6 as thirsty as a V8 and a V8 as thirsty as a M1 Abrams
The 12-valve 5.9-liter Cummins will forever hold a place in my heart, sadly they don’t make those engines anymore. That is literally the only engine I trust and can vouch for, I owned a 2001 Dodge Ram 2500 that lasted me 430k miles with minimal issues. (Bought it with 90k miles on it) now a days American brand trucks are a big red flag. I’ve seen and hear more negative and problematic issues than good. I’d go with the Yoters in today’s world for a truck.
Hey brother I love watching your videos. Things haven't been all that great for a while but when I watch your videos it sure does take my mind off a lot of things and I can smile and laugh and I appreciate that brother. God Bless y'all
😂😂😂 my 96 Tacoma would pass everything but a gas station that 3.4 V6 drank gas like no other 200 miles to the tank but yes it was over 300k with very minimal maintenance when I regretfully sold it
I gotta say, our new 22-23 Z71 is one of the best trucks I've ever had. Comfy, handles nicely, fast, powerful, spacious, plus the extras! Although the GMC is my 2nd choice!! 😁
Aside from some years of bad-looking designs, I've enjoyed a bit of all of them, and I love this type of poking fun. Best friend's dad had a 1998 GMC 1500 Z71 that was awesome. I owned two Dodge Dakotas, two F-150's, and now an F-250. Wife has had two Rangers (1995 and 2001, the 2001 she is in right now, over 354k on that dang 4.0) and the only reason she has a newer one is that somebody destroyed her 1995 Ranger with 312k on the old 3.0. I owned a 1995 Ranger also. 363k when some dude in a Caddilac hit me, rolling it twice. Keep 'em coming, Billy! Oh and Merry Christmas!
Awesome! Maybe for the next vid some acronyms could be used like…Chevrolet = cheap heap enjoys visiting repairshop over little engine troubles or Ford First on Race Day, etc. Truck Gang!
Did you know that 98% of Toyota, dodge, Chevy and ford trucks are still on the sales lot? Cause if you ain’t a doctor or lawyer you can’t afford to buy em.
I'm dig'n that maroon cheby with new tires. It'll probably cost you less and get more work done than any other truck you have. Congrats on finding that baby.
@gingerbill … Marty the party here all the way from north Augusta sc. I can't do nothing but give you the highest salute brother love watching your content you had me cracking up when you pulled up in the Toyota those are some powerful little monsters the little big truck that could truck gang allday
This goes to show, there are different types of pickups, from the Ford Maverick, to a Toyota Tacoma, from a Chevy/GMC 1500, to a Ford F250, or a Ram 3500 Cummins, in all sizes for different people who like and need different things. By the way I drive a Toyota Camry, but someday I would want a pickup truck.
Honestly its more about how well you take care of them than which truck you pick. I have a dodge, have had ford and chevy work trucks, and they all get the same job done. At this point its just which one you like the features and looks of best.
I can’t argue which truck is the best, I can only speak from my personal experience, my 1st vehicle when I got my license was a 1990 bronco, 5spd 4x4 4.9. Did a lot for my needs from 18- 26 yrs old. I also had an F150 5.8 4x4. Thing was a monster. Currently my work horse is a 1989 f150 4.9 5spd. He gets the job done and has never failed me “yet” I prefer ford, but that doesn’t mean I think it’s the best.
You Sir are a comedy genius. I discovered your videos for the first time this morning and have been watching as many as I can. I have been struggling badly with depression but you have had me in stitches all morning. Genuinely up there with the most hilarious videos ever submitted to the internet. Thank you!