Most Reliable 4X4 Vehicles Of All Time

Join Chadd as he discusses is pick for the two most reliable 4X4 vehicles ever made.

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[enudretheinsult]

If you want to go out into the wilderness drive a Land Rover, If you want to come back home drive a Toyota Land Cruiser.

[therealbenp]

Dude that OBS is the closest thing to heaven you can get on earth

[haileybut]

Cash for clunkers was done for a reason, I'd never sell my OBS Fords.

[joeedwards]

Toyota fanboy here from Alabama. I could make a video on the dozen yotas I’ve had over the years. In my opinion, the 22R or 22RE are the most reliable engine ever built. It’s the motor that was in the hilux. If you’ve never seen the Top Gear Hilux episode, check it out.

[ricardocarmona]

One good thing about old trucks.
There videos out there that tell you.
What might be wrong, what to check & how to fix.

[craigparker]

In Australia we got the twin solid axle 105 series as well as the 100. 105 is a wide body 80 with the 100 slapped on top. Here these both came with 2 fuel tanks.

[richardmyers]

Chad. I’m 65 yr old man. In the military KISS system. Keep It Simple Stupid. Works perfectly for this application. Less is more. My friend submerged a 1970 Chevy truck in the winter ice fishing in Lake Erie by the shore left it all winter pulled out in the spring. Dried it out changed all fluids. And it ran again. Try that with today’s trucks. lol. Old school rules. Simple and can be diagnosed and repaired in the field. Most times. Enough said.

[w.s.m]

Toyota all day long, 100%. My uncle still daily drives a 1987 Corolla, I drive a 2005 Camry with 200, 000 miles, no issues whatsoever. Just keep up with the maintenance and they'll last forever.

[markpoore]

I’ve had my 76 ford 4x4 since 1985. 351 4 speed with bulldog tranny. Gets about 7-10 mpg. Wouldn’t sell it for the world

[samsaasen]

Always wanted one of your land cruisers. Nearly bought one a couple years back. Just bought my OBS 7.3 Powerstroke manual 4x4 8 months back. Absolutely love it! Happy it’s got your stamp of approval

[xbimmers]

Sir, I have a 2003 Lexus LX470 - had to go "Gucci" to get the wife approval. I purchased mine in 2019 with 192K miles. Learned after the fact, that the vehicle had dealer maintenance records on Lexus's website. Every 5K miles it was at the dealer and had everything done to it on time. Including the timing belt 2 or 3 time. The vehicle is a clean example of the LC100 platform. My goal is to reach at least 300K miles. No reason or desire to buy a new vehicle at todays oppressive prices. Enjoy the content and the passion! God Bless

[TheFraziers]

I'm a huge Land Cruiser fan but also love the OBS Fords with the 7.3. When I was working at a tire shop, I once encountered a gentleman with an OBS 7.3 F-250 and the odometer had already hit 999, 999. He was a delivery driver who was towing big loads with it, usually thousands of miles a week. He estimated that it had since traveled 500, 000 miles past hitting the top of the odometer and had never been rebuild/replaced and generally no significant problems. What an amazing machine!

[travisdean]

I’m definitely voting for the Ford. My 1989 F-250 hasn’t let me down yet. I’ve had several of these trucks. My dad’s truck has 1, 650, 000 miles on it with the PowerStroke 7.3L. That truck of his has spent its life with a trailer hooked to it.

[Deezalmech]

70's era solid axle pickup trucks. Carburetors and distributors. No computers, simple to fix and run forever.

[Billyjamess]

I’ve drove my 7.3 for 4 years from Calhoun Georgia to Suffolk Virginia and everywhere in between, have not had one issue the thing will not die

[jstnumber]

I ditched new trucks and "upgraded" to a 95 7.3. Great truck. Great video!

[mrawesomnable]

Picked up a '95 4runner a couple years back and I love it! 150k miles on it I think it'll give me another 150 with regular maintenance.

[ryanteter]

01 Land Cruiser owner here. 330k and still runs like new. Nice to see another owner who appreciates his the way we do ours.

[terryhinkemeyer]

You couldn't have made this video at a better time. Thanks, Chadd and thanks to the team!

[Ethan-vr]

I have a 1995 two door tahoe that I bought new off of the lot. That thing is a BEAST! Never been stuck in either snow or mud in that rig. Rappelled off of the front of it, camped out of it, done it all. Love it through and through. I agree, with the KISS system. Less is more. Thanks for the vid and the inspiration.