A Mechanic and Hybrid Specialist Compares Toyota VS Honda. So Which one of many two makes a greater total hybrid system?
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I owned a 2015 CRV 2WD , the quietest engine so far in my 30 yrs of driving different car brands
In general Honda makes the best engines while Toyota makes the best transmissions.
I won't buy a hybrid until the Communist EPA forces me…😢
I owned 3 toyotas and a Lexus. Sometimes i wanted to but different brand but ended up looking for another Toyota. The thing about toyota is i hve no worry about it. From the engine to the AC is so reliable. Both my car already 160k, 290k and 275k mileage, my lexus is 120k. As long you make proper periodic maintenance, you'll avoid problems. My next target is either the new Alphard or Fortuner.
Bakit Toyota at Honda ang pinagkukumpara nyo? Bkit hindi nyo isali lhat ng car maker. Parehas n Japan Yan. Sana alam nyo yang ginagawa nyo.
Honda is inly directvinjectoon. How does it prevent carbon buildup?
Thank you so much. You told me what I needed to know, that I didn't even know I had to know.
I don’t think most people questioned if Toyota hybrid is better, but it’s still nice to have your expert confirmation and info on the details why.
Man, this guy is good, I know nothing about mechanic, but understand everything he said.
Ford developed is eCVT whit Toyota, and is possible to charge the battery's and drive whit the combustion engine at the same time, I have a Escape and confirm. Probably Toyota do the same, confirm please.
better are the one that has cheaper traction battery replacemnt..
Wish you evaluated plug in hybrids
Toyota!! First to invent it! Look it up! King of All Hybrids!👑
Toyota have different version but in my opinion here are the best rank
1. Toyota dynamic force 2.0 hybrid
2. Honda hybrid
3. Toyota hybrid 1.8
4. Toyota hybrid 2.0
Thanks you very mucho for your clear explanation of the two systems!!!!
(1) toyotoa
(2) honda honda mannual tranmission fun to shift
Wife's 2013 Avalon Limited Hybrid has been a fantastic car. Bought new, 110000 miles, no issues, gets with in .5 mpg what it did new (40-41mpg), and still drives like it did when new. Wife is usually past ready for a new car by now, but she still loves driving the Avalon. I am starting to worry about a high priced hybrid component failing, and our local stealership has no idea what to do with them. Only thing I can bitch about is the cover on the console is cracked up and the one on my 2005 Rainier (dog transporter) still looks new. So, I have nothing to bitch about. Toyota is the king of hybrids as far as I'm concerned.
i own camry 2019 hybrid, and its the best car i ever drove. im toyota fan
Hi AMD,
I have the worst impression possible when it comes to AWD. The only true benefit I see with AWD is being able to take off quicker than with FWD. Anytime 1 tire fails you have to replace all four because if you don't it seems the whole system on that light difference in treed is going to cause very expensive problems with your AWD system ranging in a 2 plus thousand dollars repair bill.
FWD is far less expensive and has far less problems from the research I have done. I get flats here and there as a delivery driver and I don't want to find myself dishing out $1,000 bucks plus every few months I get a hole in 1 tire that cannot be repair and being forced to buy all new tires again. I feel extremely limited on future Toyota models because I have the impression that AWD is an epic failure and way overly expensive.
Is AWD really this delicate, or do I completely have the wrong impression?
Thank you so much for your comparison and video!
At least One area where he made a mistake – Toyota’s AWD is one of the worst systems’ out there. Specially, when compared to Honda’s.