Comments by "Ryan UFC" (@ryanb8736) on "Driving Sports TV" channel.

@drivingsports as most others do too.
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Snow mode is for inexperienced drivers. It helps them slow down in bad conditions. Never use them if you are experienced.
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Hondas intention was to make a model to appeal to people who didn’t want low profile 20’s plus on their vehicles. They wanted something to hit pot hikes and not worry about curbing wheels. They also wanted something off road looking just for something rugged looking and not wimpy looking. None of the buyers are looking to take them rock crawling. Honda knows that. The reviewers are the ones who are pushing for off-road to improve their clicks. This in return is pushing Honda to now take their off-road more serious. 95 percent of Jeep and 4Runner owners build their vehicles to never take off-road. That’s a fact. Most do it for appearance. It’s a hobby to them for social media clicks. It’s the world we live in. Most Off-road vehicles are older vehicles and not new ones. Nobody wants to mess up their expensive vehicle. Plus off-road kills your vehicle. Most people would never buy an off-road mess. I buy and sell vehicles and would never buy a newer vehicle to resell if it was taken off road with bruises underneath. Plus transmission and transfer cases get beat up.
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2020 created more off-road enthusiasts because they were stuck home in survival mode. Most people wanted to live off the grid. This is why prices of off-road vehicles went through the roof. In a year or two, you will see the used market flooded with them. Many are buried upside down financially in them, so they can’t sell cheap yet. So they are struggling to make payments. I’m amazed at all the Jeep wranglers all modified that never seen dirt. Most won’t even drive in salt as they are worried about rust. Waste of money for most people. All because they got sucked into it in 2020 with survival mode in their head. Now reality is back and they don’t want it or need it. Most new SUV owners want a reliable vehicle with small wheels and big tires to hit hikes and curbs with zero issues. They want their big tires to also be quiet. That’s why Honda did what they did. Only people to complain are non owners and reviewers that will never own them. But it’s good cause it’s now pushing Honda to do more. The question is, will buyers care. I don’t think so. Maybe 2 percent.
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Tundra was a nice truck 10 years ago, but so many other trucks that are much better. Great review and nice to see someone honest!
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