Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/iWDmI0HT9D4.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The Tundra Engine Recall Is Confusing PLUS I Just Sold My Tundra TRD Pro! [F7kpnV2wmxc] Health Updated on August 05, 2026 EDT — Published on August 05, 2026 EDT ( ) Check out our new spot to find ALL our content, from news to videos and our podcasts! In this episode of TFL Talkin' Trucks, Andre shares a huge personal update: he finally sold his beloved 2019 Toyota Tundra V8 on Facebook Marketplace. He pulls back the curtain on the bittersweet process of letting it go, dealing with online buyers, and why previous-generation V8 trucks are skyrocketing in value right now. It turns out the buyer was explicitly looking for an older model to avoid the highly publicized engine recalls plaguing the brand-new twin-turbo V6 Tundras. Andre and Kase dive into the confusion surrounding these recent factory recalls, explaining why a tiny fraction of affected trucks is causing such a massive headache for owners, and how Toyota is handling the fix. Beyond the Toyota drama, the guys break down major upcoming shakeups across the truck industry for the 2027 model year. First up is Ford, which is simplifying its heavy-duty Super Duty lineup by dropping its base engine options, making bigger, high-performance engines standard. Then, they drop a bombshell about Honda pausing production on the cult-favorite Ridgeline pickup to retool it with a next-generation hybrid system to meet stricter government emissions laws. Finally, they react to GMC's wild new "Hummer X" electric concepts, debating whether these smaller, blocky, modular midsize trucks are a preview of a highly anticipated off-road SUV revival or just an excuse to build a cabin that replaces every single physical button with a wall of screens. ( ) Visit our Patreon page to support the TFL team! Watch more videos from TFL Studios: The Fast Lane Truck ( ) The Fast Lane Car ( ) TFLoffroad ( ) TFLbike ( ) TFLnow ( ) TFLclassics ( ) TFLtalk () TFL Podcasts: TFL Car Chat Podcast ( ) TFL Talkin' Trucks Podcast ( ) Carish Podcast ( ) #ToyotaTundra #TundraRecall #TRDPro cJsoukSmabY uUWYpfvMCXG OlILMqrhYbh XLZJ8szRmuo nPW02ei7Wcl
( ) Check out our new spot to find ALL our content, from news to videos and our podcasts! In this episode of TFL Talkin' Trucks, Andre shares a huge personal update: he finally sold his beloved 2019 Toyota Tundra V8 on Facebook Marketplace. He pulls back the curtain on the bittersweet process of letting it go, dealing with online buyers, and why previous-generation V8 trucks are skyrocketing in value right now. It turns out the buyer was explicitly looking for an older model to avoid the highly publicized engine recalls plaguing the brand-new twin-turbo V6 Tundras. Andre and Kase dive into the confusion surrounding these recent factory recalls, explaining why a tiny fraction of affected trucks is causing such a massive headache for owners, and how Toyota is handling the fix. Beyond the Toyota drama, the guys break down major upcoming shakeups across the truck industry for the 2027 model year. First up is Ford, which is simplifying its heavy-duty Super Duty lineup by dropping its base engine options, making bigger, high-performance engines standard. Then, they drop a bombshell about Honda pausing production on the cult-favorite Ridgeline pickup to retool it with a next-generation hybrid system to meet stricter government emissions laws. Finally, they react to GMC's wild new "Hummer X" electric concepts, debating whether these smaller, blocky, modular midsize trucks are a preview of a highly anticipated off-road SUV revival or just an excuse to build a cabin that replaces every single physical button with a wall of screens. ( ) Visit our Patreon page to support the TFL team! Watch more videos from TFL Studios: The Fast Lane Truck ( ) The Fast Lane Car ( ) TFLoffroad ( ) TFLbike ( ) TFLnow ( ) TFLclassics ( ) TFLtalk () TFL Podcasts: TFL Car Chat Podcast ( ) TFL Talkin' Trucks Podcast ( ) Carish Podcast ( ) #ToyotaTundra #TundraRecall #TRDPro cJsoukSmabY uUWYpfvMCXG OlILMqrhYbh XLZJ8szRmuo nPW02ei7Wcl