Toyota's Announcement Shocks the Entire Car Industry

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What are they going to sue Toyota for? What guarantees did Toyota make regarding fuel price and availability? Probably none. Yes, the owners should sue themselves for being stupid. That one they could win. =PC=

Record income for Toyota. Increased from 16 billion in 2018 to 32 billion in 2023. I think Toyota will be ok.

Nothing better than a gasoline powered 4-cylinder for reliability and economy.

Those fools who set and watched the fire on the electric car were probably breathing in all those toxic fumes also.. Smart...

At least Toyota isn't putting all its eggs in the EV basket.

On the other hand, if you can't find fuel to drive them, they will last forever!

"you should sue yourself for stupidity" HA!!!! CLASSIC SCOTTY! Thanks for all the great info and entertainment. You are the best!

Yo, Scotty. I thought Toyota just leased the hydrogen cars, didn't sell them. Something like a 3-year lease that included hydrogen at a discount and insurance. Main purpose was to collect data on the performance in the real world. Guess that didn't work. California had helped with the cost of building stations around the state, but I guess even that was not enough to keep the Mirai going. The cars look very similar to a Prius.

“you should sue yourself for your stupidity” 😂🤣

"laughs in my 30 year old 4runner made in Japan"

One problem with hydrogen is that a 100 litre tank pressurized to 700 atmospheres (over 10,000 psi) only holds just over 6kg of hydrogen. And even allowing for the fact that hydrogen has twice as much energy (weight for weight) as gasoline, you won't get far on that.

When I was a kid my grandmother took me to Chinatown to buy firecrackers. She would walk up to a guy on the corner and hand him cash, and he hands her a paper bag. Easy peasy. That was in the 1970s and 80s.

Why would a consumer buy a vehicle that didn't have a viable fuel source. Mmm, what to do now?

" You should only sue yourself for stupidity..." Love that line Scotty! This applies to many people these days sadly..

So soo glad to have been a teenager in the 60/70s and My 66 chevelle SS 396/425 super stocker throwing low 10s at Atco Speedway N.J., great times!!

If an engine lives for 63,000 miles...it was assembled properly. The problem with bearings is lack of lubrication due to the extended oil change intervals every manufacturer is trying to advertise. It's VERY dependent on the proper oil being used as they almost always call for a full synthetic with specific ratings and many/most owners just go to Jiffy Lube now and then for the cheapest oil change they can find when the car annoys them with warnings that they need to get service. Conventional oil DOES break down where synthetics won't....and I'll bet a dozen donuts that the problems Honda is having is due to lack of proper maintenance.

4:51 Scotty has a Pixel 7 these days. That notification sound is a dead give away.

Come on Scotty, don't hold back! tell us what you really think LOL atomic powered cars are the next great thing, loookin forward to you testing one. TY for your content

When there’s 300+ years of oil & natural gas in existence and 100+ years of infrastructure based on it, any other fuel is going to be a tough sell.