2014 Toyota Hilux Invincible Review | A Good Used Buy?

[@tareskisloki8579]

I have a pre-facelift version of this, but with the 4.0L 6cyl petrol, with 300,000km on it, still a fantastic vehicle.

[@buckleup_Mk2]

I don’t think we got that engine here. Very jealous!

[@jaymoar3561]

I have that same engine the 1GR Fe 4.0 but in a 2014 Tacoma here in 🇺🇸

[@rsbacon5684]

@@tareskisloki8579 i hv a 3.0 d4d

[@vincepotgieter2242]

Also have one with that engine. Only at 270000km though. Love my bakkie

[@RownyVidot]

Bought a Hilux Vigo 3.0 smart cab in 2014.... 4x4 manual still running beautifully, Not planning to sell it . Mine was made in Thailand but for domestic market,

[@buckleup_Mk2]

It’ll probably run forever

[@t.d6379]

The one, the only...the Hilux

[@buckleup_Mk2]

Invincible!!!

[@rsbacon5684]

One of the best hilux ever built hoping to pick up one myself soon

[@buckleup_Mk2]

It’s certainly very popular

[@Ben-b2q1c]

Love it 👍👍 I’ve got an extra cab and it’s brilliant

[@buckleup_Mk2]

Really good if you need the extra cabin space ☺️

[@raymondpetherick3214]

Baught a 2013 model Hilux 2024 now and hasn't missed a beat

[@buckleup_Mk2]

That sounds like a Hilux!

[@GiovaniBicciti]

Toyota pickup trucks, particularly the Toyota Hilux and Land Cruiser models, have become notable for their use by freedom fighter organizations and insurgent groups as "technicals." These vehicles are prized for their rugged durability, reliability, and off-road capabilities, making them ideal for the harsh terrains often encountered in conflict zones. Freedom fighter groups frequently modify these trucks by mounting heavy weaponry, such as machine guns, anti-aircraft guns, and rocket launchers, turning them into highly mobile and effective combat platforms. The ease of maintenance and availability of spare parts for Toyota pickups further contribute to their popularity among such groups. This widespread use has been observed in various conflicts across the Middle East, Africa, and Central Asia, highlighting the unintended role of these commercial vehicles in modern asymmetric warfare.

[@buckleup_Mk2]

I don't think there are any "freedom fighter" groups in the Derbyshire dales

[@turbominor9859]

Nice Review! Reliable innit?

[@buckleup_Mk2]

Invincible according to Toyota

[@praiseworthmthembu7004]

love the Review

[@buckleup_Mk2]

Thanks for watching!

[@johncrofts6058]

Great truck but.......... ONE MAJOR PROBLEM...... the chassis crossmember which holde in the fuel tank is made of cheese. That crossmember will rust out by the time it's 11 years old sometimes sooner. Mine had hardly been used off-road, seen very little winter salt on roads, i live in Sussex. At 10 years old i had to replace the fuel tank crossmember, it's so common , it's hard to locate a replacement crossmember, Toyota and Rough trax are constantly sold out, with them constantly on order. Yet Toyota deny it's a problem . It's a recall in the USA. I've owned Hilux's for 45 years, never again cause even the latest model is rusting out on the same crossmember. ps. the rest of the chassis is perfect on mine. However Scottish trucks are rusting on every crossmembe and that front bash plate on Scottish trucks is just dissolving. ISUZU is the way forward now.

[@buckleup_Mk2]

Thanks for watching!

[@mugenyissansa1729]

Do you have a fitting tonneau for the hilux double cabin 2014.

[@buckleup_Mk2]

No

[@kmangsren]

It's Hilux Vigo in Thailand.

[@buckleup_Mk2]

Cool

[@HenryMdingi]

Where are you located and how much is it

[@buckleup_Mk2]

Earth and it’s not for sale

[@dauielim2399]

Will a 50cal fit at the back??

[@Rod.Machado]

Hell even a 20mm will fit in the back

[@buckleup_Mk2]

We don’t have them in Britain, so we’re unable to test this conclusively.

[@monaganengalbertphelepe2157]

Do we hilux invincible in South Africa

[@buckleup_Mk2]

Do we?

[@phillipbonalde1859]

I like trucks

[@buckleup_Mk2]

So does Jasper now

[@sylvesterchukwukairuh6547]

The seat is okay no de complain abeg. I drive one so I KNOW what I'm talking about.

[@buckleup_Mk2]

Sure

[@HenryMdingi]

How much is it brother 😊

[@buckleup_Mk2]

It’s not for sale, sorry

[@HenryMdingi]

How much is it

[@buckleup_Mk2]

It's not for sale

[@DurbanRealTv]

D4D BEST ENGINE EVER

[@buckleup_Mk2]

It's definitely a great choice!

[@shawsie5780]

I bought the year after (2015 SR5 2.8ltr) and it spent half its life at Toyota under warranty, was an absolute bucket of shit

[@buckleup_Mk2]

Should have bought a Land Rover

[@rayc.8555]

@@buckleup_Mk2 Thats a good laugh. What a piece of rubbish that is.

[@elishaemanuel8512]

Toyota car driving experience performance comparison test is not good on highway only good at harsh task off-road, Mitsubishi is the best number One champion in highway terrain cross country rally speeding very good stability manuvering cornering handling

[@buckleup_Mk2]

Interesting take

[@Guerra1301]

What you talk about don"t compare trash car with hilux.

[@elishaemanuel8512]

@@Guerra1301 Toyota Hilux is the trash car use only 30 years old become scraps metal not good compared to Mitsubishi car better handling heavy duty Long lasting 50 years old still good running on the road

[@elishaemanuel8512]

@@Guerra1301 if Toyota Hilux is good why it cannot defeated Mitsubishi Triton in rally off-road competition championship cross country Thailand Laos to Cambodia?

[@peacockking3687]

Those shoes are even more rediculous than your red ones

[@buckleup_Mk2]

Correct

[@JasperBruceWright]

They are wellington boots, and incredibly comfortable. Wearing them whilst driving the Hilux just felt right 😅😅