Toyota’s 2 Least Reliable New Models Are Top-Sellers

Laughable! Tundra is a time bomb

My 2013 Toyota Tundra has 121,000 miles on it and I have had to replace the Ring and pinion, rack and pinion, and wiring harness(due to mice or chipmunks). Otherwise it’s been pretty good.

I have a Toyota 2001 Toyota Solara with 138K miles and I love this car! I don’t intend to get rid of it even though I have been approached by different people interested in purchasing it. I also have a 2024 Camry but still will not sell the Solara!

Got the gen3 tundra on Jan 11 2022
Have nearly 110k miles with original motor
No major issues other than 1 coil pack that failed & 2 coil packs replaced at 80k spark plug service because they seemed poorly built (cautionary replacement)
Just 2 brake jobs, 2 sets of tires, 10 oil changes, spark plugs, serpentine belt, 1 round of fluid swap for diffs/transfer case at 100k, & a few air filters has allowed me to easily reach 110k on my gen3 tundra

Go toyota!

I am currently on my 13th Toyota vehicle, I have owned Camrys Corollas Tacomas 4Runners and T-100 + Tundras also a Scion.
I have only ever had 1 costly repair in 40 yrs. when my 19' 4 runner needed a new throttle body and i'm chalking that up to being my lucky 13th Toyota.
I have owned Hondas Mercedes Chevys Fords Mercury and Dodges even an AMC and none of them held a candle to the reliability and resale value of any of my Toyotas.
My sister breifly stepped out of the Toyota family for a Subaru and had nothing but problems with the car and the dealship, she is back in a Toyota now.

Driving a 2009 RAV4 Limited 6 cyl w/235,000 and going strong. This replaced a 2007 which was superb until my wife was hit and car was totaled. My 2016 Corolla is at 92,000 and not a single problem. When we buy again, it will be a TOYOTA.

Interesting considering the Prius prime hasn't existed that long and I highly doubt you can find a new generation Tundra with that many miles. Didn't they just have to recall or replace the motor on the entire first year of Tundras? Didn't the Tacoma just have a massive issue with it's 8 speed transmission? Smells like BS to me.

I don't think even Toyota consider the FJ cruiser a 2024 model, given that they discontinued it in 2014.

2022 RAV 4 Limited. Purchased 04/22, currently has 8700 miles. No mechanical issues.

Drove my 2008 Tundra 200,000km for 14 years and never fixed anything. Just did oil, tires, brakes and regular servicing. And it is still running great as a company vehicle for an employee.
I have had numerous Toyotas and always had great experience with them. Usually only got rid of them because of appearance.
Now have a 2022 tundra. Some recalls and am apparently getting a new engine courtesy of Toyota. Love the truck. Drives like a Lexus.

1987 Mazda 626 LX,
277,000. Only oil changes and tires. Never in the engine for anything. Drove all of those miles in 7 years.

2000 Nissan Xterra, made it over 320,000. Went through 4 family members before we sold it to a neighbor kid. All systems go except an exhaust manifold crack later in life. But this vehicle had off-road events in its lifetime.

2018 Toyota Landcruiser,
Only 40,000 miles. Nothing wrong with it yet. Weekend drive about or Road Tripper. Looking at another Landcruiser for next model year and keep this one clean and shiny.

Current everyday ride is 2015 Honda Pilot, 170,000. Damn what an expensive car. Regular maintenance and I have still had over $4500 expenses twice in the last 10 years. I am a facilities consultant so it sees a variety of surface conditions but no off-road activity just expensive failures. I do enjoy the seat comfort the driving experience but oh so expensive to keep it maintained

I currently drive a 2000 Toyota Solar with 298,764 miles. I have driven it for about 9 years now. Great car!

I own a 2024 Tundra Limited. No issues mechanically - Excellent Vehicle!! However........the only dislike I have is the exterior sensors are best turned off in the winter. Now where I live - 30 Celsius is a common winter temperature. The sensors, not - 30 Celsius compliant. This winter I will turn all exterior sensors off.

We have a 2017 Highlander XLE and it is mint. There have been zero problems since we purchased it new except for maybe quickly wearing brakes. It only has 108 000 km on it and still on its original tires. We will keep it for a few years more before considering purchasing a new Toyota.

5th Gen 4Runner should be tops on the list for reliability. Your ratings are incorrect

You don't even mention the beautiful new Toyota Crown. There are No more Avalons in production.

I have previously owned a 2005 Corolla S that had 306,000 miles and had only had two things replaced on it when insurance totaled it out. I owned it almost 9 years. I currently own a 2005 Camry LE (a year and a half) with 199,412 miles and a 2013 Corolla LE (9 years, 9 months) with 247,648 miles and neither have had any major problems so far! Toyota ROCKS!!!

My 2008 Toyota Sienna made it to 315,000 miles. Only general maintenance performed. Then, the transmission decided to go to sleep. We bought a 2024 Toyota Sienna and love it!

I own a 2018 Prius Prime with over 150000 km. I paid Nothing in repair just regular maintenance. I was unpresently surprised to see that Prius Prime was listed as one of two least reliable Toyota. Really?

This is the first “article” I’ve ever read that had anything significantly negative to say about the RAV4. I doubt the author’s integrity and he likely has some agenda. I’ve never heard of anyone not being completely happy with their RAV4.

My husband and I drive a 2016 Corolla S with 263,000+ miles. We bought it used in 2016 from Enterprise Car Rental & Sales with 14,000 miles. Outside of basic maintenance and oil changes, it continues to run smoothly with no issues.

My 2010 Prius IV is the best vehicle I've ever owned. 'Handles great, gets excellent gas mileage (averaging 50 mpg.) and has only had a couple glitches with the onboard computer during the 14 years I've had it.
'Looking forward to ordering a new one (20×4 or 2025) next week!

I'm interested in the Corolla Cross. I don't see any info. What is your take on this vehicle. Should I wait for the 2025?

I drive a 2010 Toyota RAV4 4 Cylinder it has 214,000 miles and running strong!!

Why is the Land Cruiser missing from your list? Glaring omission.

I am a decades owner of Toyota vehicles. My all time favorite was the Solara hardtop. They were discontinued, and no one can tell me why. I purchased a 2010 Camry that’s near ready to turn 170,000 miles and good to go for another 50,000. I LOVE my Toyotas. They keep me safe, save me money on repairs, and prove incredibly reliable, dependable, and affordable. My dream car is a Lexus, built like a tank. As I age, safety, not only for me but for others, in the event of an accident is one of my top priorities. Kind regards, LuAnne Cori

My daily driver is still the 2002 LX 470 Lexus That I bought brand new. 22 years and 240,000 miles and still runs as good as it did brand new. 5,000 miles servicing and always garage kept. It’s a true work horse, pulling my trailer loaded down with everything you can think of , never had a problem and everything still works properly. Can’t think of any other vehicle I would want. Don’t think you’ll see anything new today last like this LX has for me.

I have a 2020 Rav 4 hybrid with 90,000 miles. Best car ever! This is my 3rd RAV 4 and my first hybrid. No problems at all!