Tundra stuck in snow part 2

us trying to get him out still. (this is not my tundra) its my dads idiot friend.

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Entertainment

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• tundra
• snow
• showoff
• stuck
• driving

[Fx4Ranger2002]

We need a Ford to the rescue to pull out this ugly, unattractive, hulky, inefficent, wannabe F-150. The difference between a Tundra and an F-150 is that the F-150 has been the best selling and most reliable midsize for over 36 years, and its won motortrend truck of the year again and again. The Tundra has recieved below average reliability ratings for poor build quality and a too flimsy frame. You can get 13mpg and tow 8100 in the Tundra or get 25mpg and tow 11300 in the F-150. Take your pick!

[smalls1996]

@Fx4Ranger2002 im a ford man all the way i hate that jap crap. and you should be a salesman for ford lol

[SPS148669]

Got too pull him from rear and not from the front cause too much snow in the ditch blocking the front.

[krims0n70]

@therko7 That kid Fx4Ranger2002 has videos of him playing WoW lol!!!!!! He drives a piece of shit 2wd Ranger but his screen name is Fx4Ranger. Makes sense.... just like his arguments...*sarcasm* He's just jelly that he drives a piece of shit and gets made fun of driving a discontinued truck so he has to lash out on Toyota drivers, but doesn't get anywhere with his biased arguments.

[Fx4Ranger2002]

@WhoissbLINY Im just a Ford fan. Toyota trucks have gotten quite cheap, they were decent before they started making the midsize Tundra which looks cheap, ugly, and flimsy as shit. The Tacoma looks rather cheap as well. The frames, shocks, and rear diffs are poorly designed and made from stamped sheet metal, the frame is a 2 piece welded c-channel, thus you get a horrid bed bounce, tailgates popping open and buckling during driving. TRD Offroad stands for Turd offroad

[WhoissbLINY]

@Fx4Ranger2002 ford sales rep here.

[wq1299]

Now I know why it says TRD OFFROAD!!! LOL

[zooyork263]

however there's no need to criticize Toyota so harshly yes they have problems but they make a very good quality product nine times out of ten. they put forth the effort to get there name and product out there and that's why there succeeding you can argue this is why ford is getting back into game as well. as for whoever called toyota jap crap please educate yourself ford plants around the world including america are supplied from parts makers in japan that's just how it is.

[zooyork263]

i wish people didnt feel the need to get nostalgic when it comes to these videos as a previous owner of ford and current owner of toyota its easy enough to say ford used to make a great product and thats why they lead the automotive industry for a while, however it has gone downhill since then, our 2002 explorer broke down weekly after 1-2 years of ownership and our 07 escape followed a similar routine. ford is getting back into the game and good for them its a much anticipated comeback

[ghettosmirnoff]

Tundra over f150 all day son. And if you go bigger then half ton go Chevy. Fuck ford any way you go. Ford has to copy Toyota to make engines. Toyota has VVT-I and ford has TI-VCT. But Toyota has had DOHC for ages. Now ford uses it

[Fx4Ranger2002]

@ROBOLIVE26 Toyota assembled in America? Fact! Toyota engineering(components, styling, materials, etc)? Japan! Toyota an American automaker? FALSE. You can keep calling a truck that is known to blow camshafts, rust beyond repair in the northern states, a horrible bed bounce, stamped sheet metal frame and rear diff, if thats exceptional to you, then you must not expect much out of life. Good luck with your clunker, dont cry when you snap your frame in a ditch. Maybe a Ford will pull you out

[therko7]

@Fx4Ranger2002 You mad again bro?

[ROBOLIVE26]

@Fx4Ranger2002 You have the same arguments over and over again. Your sources are bias, and you seem to keep defending your ranger with nothing to back up your incredibly misguided, love for Ford. Face it, Toyota is the better truck maker, and calling a Toyota "Jap Crap"? Which truck, in reality, not your fancy little world, is actually fabricated more-so in America?