Here's Why I Only Buy Toyotas

Here's Why I Only Buy Toyotas, DIY and truck review with Scotty Kilmer. How Toyota Took Over American cars and Beat Chevy, Dodge and Ford. Are Toyotas the best cars to buy? Should I buy a Toyota? Are Toyotas reliable? Does Toyota make good cars? The history Toyota. Everything you need to know about Toyota. Car Advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 52 years.

Media Credits:
Photos/footages from Toyota Global
Toyota Center photo by Alexander Londoño
Chrysler photo by Kqogm
Toyota global website
Toyota newsroom
Toyota USA YouTbue
Toyota North America YouTube
Toyota UK YouTube
Toyota Europe YouTube
Falcon: Sicnag on Flickr
Corvair: Sicnag on Flickr
Yamaha website
James Bond You Only Live Once
Toyota Gazoo Racing YouTube
Honda
World Expo 2005
World Rally Championships
Birmingham Museums Trust

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⬇️ Things used in this video:
1. Common Sense

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[scottykilmer]

A lot of people were asking for me to make a complete history of Toyota in one full video instead of breaking it up into parts, so here it is. Thanks for the support, these videos take a ton of time to make!


⬇️Scotty’s Top DIY Tools:

⬇️ Things used in this video:
1. Common Sense

[warrenf]

I started watching Scotty's videos a long time ago when I was 16. When I first started watching, I would laugh at how much Scotty pushes Toyota reliability. I was one of those people who aspired to eventually own a fancy BMW or Mercedes. After learning from a few car mistakes, I now realize that Scotty was 110% spot on the entire time. I currently have an Accord, which has been a great car, but my wife's Toyota Camry is absolutely amazing. I will probably be brand loyal to Toyota for the rest of my life now!

[marsv]

Wow thats Great ! I worked for Toyota Manufacturing Australia for 38.5 Years until we closed in 2017, worked as Operations Manager of Powertrain. Have personally met Eiji Toyoda and presented to Akio Toyoda whilst I was there. Toyota is a fantastic company to work for. High customer focus, Safety and quality. The workers are their main asset. Great place. Visited Japan, Thailand and America plants also in my time.

[wogelzm]

This is one of the best documentaries ever made about car manufacturers. It covers all aspects: history, engineering, quality maintenance, growth, marketing etc. Excellent work more of these pls

[David-rekt]

I am blown away at the progress Scotty has made in the quality of his videos lately. He went from some guy in his garage yelling biased opinions about automobile technology to these history channel level documentaries that are full of information and high-level production. Just blows my mind!

[GeographRick]

After owning different brands, my experience taught me that Toyota is the way to go. They are by far the best built and most reliable cars I've owned.

[fratersol]

I used to sell Toyota for 8 years and I can tell you this is an amazing mini documentary. Great job scotty!

[nyalumbenyalumbe]

In my country, almost everyone owns a Toyota
never understood why until I watched this
good work sir.

[mg-keji]

I drove my tacoma from San Diego CA, to Yosemite National Park, then to Mt shasta CA then to San Francisco and back to San Diego through all kinds of terrain with the ac blowing Ice cold. Not one issue or a single sound or problem. Its the most realiable vehicle ive ever used. Im never switching teams.

[jonathanswink]

This was incredible. My Grandpa always told me there are a lot of great vehicles out there...but there is only 1 Toyota. If you want to keep a vehicle not for years but Decades it's a Toyota. Bought a 2010 Camry brand new and owned it for 10 years and 73k miles. The only thing I had to do was oil changes, a set of tires, and windshield wipers. The car was basically in perfect condition still barely broke in at 73k when I sold it to upgrade to a Tundra. I will only own Toyota period!

[pjanicattheisco]

I work at a Japanese run company here in my country. "Kaizen" is a pretty big deal for the whole company. As the company highly values incremental improvement in every aspects of the company.

[bradrhodes]

As a employee who builds them everyday, this is very in depth. They really have such a rich history. Coolest fact I learned while in assimilation, the Lexus grill is not a hour glass it’s a spindle that thread comes on. A throwback to the early days of loom production.

[COMMANDER-ONE]

Amazingly, These are nearly exact ideas that Honda applies. I worked at Honda for 31 years. Thanks for the video Scotty!

[rockymountainpreparedness]

The amount of research put into this is incredible, thank you for sharing.

[OnTheAir]

I really like these mini-documentaries.

[thatguywiththe]

Amazing video Scotty. I'm going to share this amongst my peers and those who teach engineering history in college. Back when I attended mechanical engineering school we saw a breakdown of Toyota's history and the tools they left behind for production operations like Kanban, 5-Why root cause, Kaizen and so on. Your insight, knowledge and illustration are far superior to what I received as a student.

Thank you so much for your hard work making this video for us!

[osirian]

Wow, this documentary isn’t just history, . It introduced Project Management methodologies, and problem management technique, the 5 why, KANBAN and EKANBAN. What a fun video.

[jacobAmango]

You should make this a netflix documentary, this video was very well made.

[lovingtanja]

7 years ago, my wife wanted a Prius. Since then we swapped all cars to Toyota. NEVER again another car brand!

[lucymartin]

The amount of time we spend believing we can't is more than enough time to learn how you can.

- my Brain