So - talk me down from the ledge....

This guy is so full of you know what.
Then again he just jumps to the next narrative to sell something else.
He probably doesn't even know where he is day to day.

 

The only thing he's "selling" is hits on his YouTube videos. Hence the clickbait titles.

 

Not really.... he does the "gotcha" titles to get your play click, but then he does the opposite!

 

My whole take on my post (keep in mind Ive been a Toyota guy for over 15 years) is that Toyotas are definitely not the only truck that can hit those numbers. For example my father in law owns a suburban that has 345K miles on it original engine and trans. My wifes cousin owns a Silverado with 275K miles on it and its all original close to zero issues. My father owned and ran GMCs for work for years always had great results with them. My Shop Supervisor at work had a GMC with 315K miles on it sold it for another GMC Sierra that now has 100K on it zero issues. Honestly I cannot say one good thing about a Ford. Had alot of friends and family say they wont ever leave Dodge now that they own one. Having a truck that can go 300K miles is great I agree but me personally I sell my trucks once they hit 100K miles its just what I always have done. I usually always have mods on the truck so I tend to get a great return once I sell it. To what your all saying about other brands maybe very true and honest to your experience. I STILL have to yet ask a Dodge GM or Chevy owner "Hey how do you like your truck be honest?" and had one of them say this thing F$&^ing sucks. I think any brand can have some bad eggs and trust me I agree Toyota problem has the least of all the brands. That still wouldnt be enough for me to buy the 2022 which I believe is all around not as attractive and now going to have no V8 option when I am now beginning to tow more. Ill be looking at a 2500 Ram or GM truck to switch to on my next truck.

 

I applaud your willingness to take a chance on a very unique design of your personal liking.