Perfect Toyota commercial

They're just making us look good.
Lol

 

Wonder if he did the rear diff breather mod?

 

That's not the smartest things to do but I'm still lmao! I bet the reporter doesn't own a Tundra otherwise he would be cheering the guy on.

 

Dumbass!!!

 

I've never had my truck or any car for that matter, that deep in water. What happens when the water level is above the bottom of the door? Does water get in the cab?

 

No, not if you keep moving. I had to cross several rivers returning from Mex. after a hurricane. I had water over the hood but never any inside.

 

Good to know. Now I've got to try it.

 

If water gets into your air intake your screwed. That's why off road guys get a snorkel for the air intake to be above the water line. I wouldn't take my Tundra through that deep of water.

 

Could have been pulling skiers .

 

I don't recommend it! I must've done it at least 6 times but we needed to get home, wife's dad was in the hospital. I have been driving through 12" + deep water several times lately as the creek at the bottom of hill has overflowed its banks several times this year.

 

Crossing rivers from Mex into the USA, huh. Were you carrying some extra passengers in the back on your return trip from Mex? Should we call you Coyote? LOL

 

It happened to me once in my old Plymouth Horizon (don't laugh) down in Miami. Was doing just fine until some dumbass tow truck driver came from the opposite direction and I got caught in his wake. Engine stalled and that all she wrote. Water started to come in from the floorboards. Couldn't open door to get out. Even when the water inside evened out with the water outside it wouldn't open. Car started bobbing in the water. Creepy feeling. Had to climb out the window. Wasn't fun.

 

Took mine thru water that deep just once, I was shitting bricks the whole way but it made it like a champ. I wouldn't want to do it again though.

Couple people texted me today because this video came on the news, it's even the same color!

 

Well, I took my 1st Tundra out 4 wheeling in 2002 and drove over an iced over hole caused by people with much larger wheels. The ice broke and the right hand side dropped in and the engine sucked up some water. Blew a hole through the side of the engine, could see the rod protruding. However, the door seals were great, had only a little water in the cab. Still needed to buy a new tundra and choose not to "off road" anymore with my primary means of transportation.

 

Made it HAPPEN!

 

Disclaimer: Not smart to do that.

That being said, that's a badass truck - glad I decided to get one.

 

Anyone else play the Jaws song in their head while watching it?

 

I actually did give a guy a ride from a river crossing where he was stranded but dropped him off at his house in La Paz. No coyote behavior for me, I'm allergic to jails...

 

I thought the same thing!

That escalated quickly!!

 

Awesome! Lol
Looked like the driver was showing off, " look what I can do!"

Wouldn't the biggest risk be to the electrical?

 

In order for me to picture this hilarious image, I need to know the color of the Plymouth Horizon. And please don't say orange.

 

Just for you. Not actual car; just enough to help you imagine.

 

Looks like it'd float really well......upside down.

 

It's fucking beautiful! Now to add it to ugly cars thread.

 

I used to have a Plymouth Colt hatchback back in 94.

 

Holy crap!

 

Holy SHIT!

 

You're looking for one in craigslist for yourself right now aren't you?

 

It's actually nicer than my beater I drive everyday to the train station.