Ford Raptor R vs Toyota Tundra TRD Pro Showdown: Is the Raptor Really Worth $40K More?

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[christopherbrasfield]

I'd like to see the f-150 Tremor put up against the TRD pro.

[chiemekaa]

This is what happens when trucks keep getting bigger and bigger. You then need commensurately bigger tires, more ground clearance to make up for the additional weight and size. Meanwhile shorter wheelbase (and lighter) off road vehicles like the Wrangler, 4Runner, X-terra tackle the same obstacles without risking their underbellies.

[yudanov]

Finally trails are back....more trails less ranch, love this one.

[shitloveaduck]

I had a first gen, SUPERCHARGED Raptor with just over 460, 000 km (287, 500 miles) and it was still running just fine when I sold it. That truck was used!!!! It towed, hauled, went off-road on some very technical trails and often made its own trails, was used as a ranch work truck, and any time I found a prairie trail it was driven as fast & hard as the trail would allow. It spent a fair amount of time (for a vehicle) in the air!! Haha.
The current Raptors, especially with just (just, haha) the HO 3.5 TT are showing they can rack up the miles as well. The Tundra is showing first year growing pains. I suspect it’s only as reliable as the Raptor, not better. Sorry Toyota fans, , , get a Tundra 5.7 for huge longevity.

[MrWolf]

Tundra Pro needs bigger tires, more clearance and different front bumper.

[Duane]

It's sad. Toyota nailed the new sequoia, the new Tacoma, and the new land cruiser... but man, I struggle to like that tundra...

[steverowe]

I have a 2019 Tundra TRD Pro and have been on a number of trails in Arkansas Ozarks. These trails are often very tight, overgrown with foliage and difficult to navigate in a full size truck. Raptors are very popular here but, I have yet to see one on any off-road venture. I see more Jeeps and Tacoma's than anything else. Is the Raptor worth $40K more than the Tundra? - I think not. The real question should be: are either of these vehicles worth $70-110K? For me, the answer is a hard NO!

[DH-mflv]

I am a Toyota fan (I own 3) but throughly disappointed in what Toyota did (or did not do) with the new generation Tundra.

[MCD.]

It's funny how Roman just drives and Andre says every single thing he is doing. 😂

[Epion]

they lost me at "we have the 2014 Raptor that lasted 55K miles" lol

[johnclint]

While I do love all the members of the channel. This duo is unmatched for me, love watching these two together!

[dukekelloway]

$50k difference here in Canada. That's a truckloat of upgrades. This is actually worse than comparing a base Corolla to the best Mustang.

[gokufighter]

Glad to finally hear the reliability of the Raptor. No its not a Toyota level of reliability but it is a damn reliable truck...over built everywhere. 140, 000 miles and no issues for a gen 2. But this is before these absolute ABSURD prices... no way is EITHER worth the cost!

[PsalmFourteenOne]

*Isn't the point of the Raptor for higher speeds desert racing?*
I never figured it's advantage was for slower 4x4 trails.
So anything it does good on the trails and rock climbing is a bonus.

[craigstark]

Based on what I'm hearing about the specs and price of the Tundra TRD Pro, I think it would be awesome if you could pit it against the Silverado ZR2.

[triggrthebeast]

I really wish the Silverado ZR2 had stuck around for a little longer and more was done with it. It would've been a perfect addition to this review

[toddbob]

Ford owns the trucking world give me the Ford !!!

[quinntaylor]

I’d think we need to let the three big dually’s try there luck on an off road course like this. Would be interesting

[roddyperez]

Why not go with a regular raptor, which is a better side by side comparison

[dms]

The new Tacoma TRD Pro & Trailhunter will rock out this trail easily!