American Reacts to HILARIOUS Hilux Ads Part 2 - Australia

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[@vpdownunder9032]

The "bugger" ads are the best lol.

[@noone6559]

The Aussie border ad was made WAY before any of us here in Australia saw how the US treat their borders lmao...... over here, it's pretty much, don't take fruit over state lines, because it can decimate the fruit industry, same with 'illegal animals' etc..... as for OS visitors, well ANY matter of vegetation or animal product needs to be approved - BECAUSE we are an island country. We don't have a lot of diseases that the rest of the world has, when it comes to our agriculture, cattle/sheep farming, flora and fauna. And that's the way we want to keep it :D Hence the Johnny Depp 'saga' lmfao.....

[@panchopuskas1]

Australia treated Johnny Depp with all the respect he deserved......Aussie rules are not just about football......

[@hogryder3366]

The older ads with the guy with the smoke are all NZ ads from the 80.s Its a guy called Barry Crump a NZ outdoors man, hes written several books on deer hunting. Scotty was the toyota salesman trying to sell him a new rig. as you saw he finally got his own back in the city run. That was all filmed on the streets in Wellington

[@rogerb4436]

Some of these adverts are New Zealand and that guy Barry Crump (R.I.P - cancer) was a true Kiwi Bushman.

[@aussiebornandbred]

Love the hilux's any hilux or landcruiser will hold its value, years ago I bought a dualcab hilux (2nd hand) for 10 k, put 200,000kms on the clock and sold it for $9500 lol ,

[@cameronheidelauf9623]

I really remember that Toyota Hilux bugger TV advertising with the demolished outside Johnny thunder box aka DUNNY I loved that part of the Toyota Hilux bugger TV advertising in my teens

[@Jeni10]

That Aussie border patrol, aside from being an older commercial due to certain policies, was between city and rural areas, not international borders. The ads also came from Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.

[@ryan_r849]

Hey Ian, most of the ads in this one are either New Zealand or Zimbabwe, not Australia, so I hadn't seen many of them. If you want to see some pretty cool Aussie motoring ads, check out the Supercheap Auto ads done with the guys from Mighty Car Mods, they've done some epic ads over the years.

[@stuartspencer2161]

At first was wondering why I hadn't seen them before, especially the Barry ones, since they didn't sound too Kiwi. The ZA adds are actually South Africa (Zuid Afrika), rather than Zimbabwe

[@lorenehughes]

Agreed, as a Kiwi I grew up watching the Barry ads ... So fun seeing them again!

[@jayfujiwara9740]

​@@stuartspencer2161 yep! We couldn't call ourselves SA because that was already taken by South America, so we decided to call ourselves ZA (Zuid Afrika)

[@EVOETR1]

The add with the scenery with Barry and Scotty was filmed in Barry’s hometown Opotiki, in the Bay of Plenty NZ. Actually most are filmed basically in Barry’s backyard and you have to cross a river either by swing bridge or 4x4 to get to his house.

[@johnwhear9600]

For your own viewing, try to find the 2 Top Gear (UK) episodes where they try to destroy a hilux and drive another one to the north pole.

[@friedasmit5741]

From South Africa. Just found the channel and the ad with the GP registration is from here. Had a crack at it. Every Boer drives a hilux ;)

[@troubledpigeon4493]

You make me appreciate living in Australia more! I wouldn’t move from here anyway but you make me appreciate things more that have been in front of me my whole life ❤️

[@jakeisacodfreak]

I was wondering why I watch this guy and I think this is the reason

[@rexsmithson4646]

The one where they went in-between the two buses is in Wellington New Zealand

[@RoadTripAu]

It looks like they borrowed a lot of that story from the Wellington chase scene in "Goodbye Pork Pie"

[@littlecatfeet9064]

6:28 “let’s take it for a burl, ey”? Let’s give it a go. Older slang/rural slang you don’t hear much anymore. Also, “give it a burl” is like give it a try. I wish these words would come back in style. Hooroo for now.

[@darenholzinger4587]

Those Toyota Land Cruiser trucks are tough with the tray backs, you have to check out the Aussie beer commercials too

[@anthonynixon2816]

Ian, if you’ve seen the Taika Waititi movie “Hunt for the Wilderpeople”. The original story was written by Barry Crump from the Scotty and Barry ads. There is a scene where they running from the cops through the bush in a Toyota Hilux, the owner even calls his truck “Crumpy”.

[@jayfujiwara9740]

08:42 I knew that AD was familiar lol. I loved seeing that ad on TV and that co. za just confirmed it😂. As a South African, my favorite truck is the one and only hilux!

[@brody-Waikers]

I just wanted to say hi Mr IWrocker, Really like your vids.

[@Greg....]

I went to school with a bloke who bought a 2006 2wd hilux dual cab 4 cylinder petrol, 4 speed auto. Spent a bunch of money on it. Sectioned frame, tubbed, fully bagged, custom interior, tacoma front clip, its on 20s or 22s. Custom paint, its metalic brown not fridge white. The blokes nickname was toasty after all. So much extra weight in what still is a stock 2.7l 4 banger with the 4 speed auto.

[@awestruck9075]

9.03 "Look at that one." Is a 75 series Land Cruiser. A favourite, with the used and abused clientele and not a soccer mum, toorak tractor.

[@davidjohnpaul7558]

They are great ads & as a Toyota driver I can really appreciate them ✌

[@DarkMatter1992]

5:35 It looks like that one is set up for the Dakar Rally.

[@blueenglishstaffybreeder6956]

Yep built tough as nails, we have a 2004 landcruiser 4.7 v8, bought it with 260k on it, we actually didn’t service it for 60k, when we did the engine bay still looked new, oil still looked like honey and to this day at 370k she runs like a Swiss watch, bought it for 16k 5 years ago, it’s now insured for 28k

[@jacintadonadio1208]

I remember all these and some of them are classics 🤣 love the show Ian and family 🇦🇺💜🇮🇹

[@matthewanderson885]

5:45 Dakar rally

[@nightberg1971]

Ian: around 13:30 - that rally truck is possibly geared for the Dakar rally ... most probably wrong, but looking at some of the sponsors, possibly. Anyhoo - it's a mean beast none the less!

[@weredraco]

Just like the Rhonda ad series, there's a "Compare the Market/Compare the Meerkat" ad series that's almost as old and still ongoing.

[@bevanfletcher6563]

The bugger ads and the Barry Crump ads were my favourite, they were done in New Zealand.

[@ausbornbred7358]

G'day Ian from Brisbane

[@woiwo6237]

Does anyone remember the old Holden Rodeo ads, 'One ton rodeo' to the tune of 'Guantanamera Bay' by Pete Seegar and in 1966 was hit for The Sandpipers.

[@Jesse-B]

"Didn't you see the arrows?" "I didn't even see the Indians". The checkpoint was a movie set. The tough girl ad was South African.

[@eekvos]

The one with the racing Hilux is a South African ad, and I think it was from the 2013 Dakar rally. Someone else probably covered this already but yeah. :)

[@chrisrumble2665]

Oddly enough the Country Border control ad actually happened during COVID. From being able to move freely between states suddenly there were permits and manned checkpoints.

[@waynesmith2287]

The Barry & Scotty ads are from New Zealand

[@niktasm2490]

The Aussie beer ads and yellow pages ads are worth a watch

[@alexwallace9832]

Hi Ian, Border patrol wasn't a thing other than fruit in some areas until Covid took over the running of the country. Cheers from Australia

[@35manning]

Agreed, it was basically a checkpoint entering WA to check for fruit and vegetables, more of a customs checkpoint than immigration. But Covid and the power hungry governments started closing (illegally mind you) their internal boarders and setting up checkpoints, restricting who can enter based on vaccination status, where they'd been recently etc.

[@waynedieckmann9840]

Hey Alex don't you remember Australian Navy vessels and coastguard sinking boats off the north Australian coast? Sure they had weapons... But a threat is a threat. Never mind the civilians. Oh I almost forgot the new laws that stop journalists you know journalising. Not lmfao

[@alexwallace9832]

@@waynedieckmann9840 Hi Wayne yeah we have fairly strong coastal border protection entering and leaving Australia. I was more referring to the State and Territory boundaries. I can remember being stopped at the QLD border in 1983 for fruit, vegetables or other live plants. Cheers Mate

[@Jeni10]

Those two guys across several ads are in New Zealand, I can hear the subtle accents.

[@shakespeare_hall4788]

That Hilux Competition truck look like it could be for Dakar rally

[@Goatcha_M]

The Barry Crump adds were years before CGI mate, its just overlay.

[@djehuty.]

As an Aussie I didn't know alot of these ads until I read the comments section and found out most of them are Kiwi ads, the only ones we know are bugger . I hope you're not mixing up Aussie and Kiwis as we hate that

[@rollyrolly7729]

Your absolutely right. Kiwis hate being thought as as australian

[@triggerhappy8872]

@@rollyrolly7729 Good. But why TF you lot keep rock’n over here for huh & bring’n ya criminality with ya’s.. At least our Govt keep on deport’n ya’s LOL 😂 👍… Go DUTTON Go DUTTON 👍👍.

[@rollyrolly7729]

@@triggerhappy8872Your comment is exactly why. You people are almost as arrogant as an American. The people who are being deported are mostly those who were taken there by their parents as young children. Theses people have grown up in Australia from under the age of 5 and have been taught and learnt to be criminals in the country they are living in which is Australia. They never learnt it in kindergarten in nz. Could you please tell me where the Christchurch mosque killer came from

[@djehuty.]

@@rollyrolly7729 baaaaaa

[@bootn13]

Our border patrol are boats but state borders there aren't any really except for fruit fly ( fly larva burrow in the fruit ) they can cause major damage to crops in states that dont have them so u must put all fruit in the bin before crossing into some states.

[@BradGryphonn]

I'm probably repeating other comments, but yeah, we have some places with not so much border controls, but more quarantine controls. Some states have quarantine restrictions that prohibit carrying fruit over certain borders, for example, Western Australia, and we even have quarantine checkpoints through certain parts of a particular state. There is a checkpoint on the road up through cape york where certain fruits are banned from outside. Back in the day when Fruit Fly was an even bigger issue than it is now, you couldn't carry fruit into particular citrus growing regions. For many years, Queensland had quarantine controls on every border crossing, including so-called back roads. Nowadays, all the former Queensland fruit checkpoints are used to stop Gucci carrying Hipsters soiling our land, as witnessed in that documentary purporting to be a Toyota advert.

[@janp1088]

We do quite a few divisions because we have border patrol on boats, looking after our water, and of course all air entry points. But we also have internal quarantine points to stop fruit moving from some areas to another. For the most part, South Australia is fruit fly free and works very hard to keep it that way, so we dont allow fruit entering, infact sometimes its restricted within the state if there happens to be a outbreak. But I think you have the same on one of your state borders...maybe California? I remember having to scoff down some fruit real quick seeing that come up. Theres also livestock points I think to prevent certain animal diseases moving around. Gotta admit, our border patrol does have it somewhat easier than many countries :) Most of the time all that we smuggle around are green tree frogs coming in with our bananas. And they can survive in the Southern states, so no drama there.

[@caltravels9454]

the Tacoma was based off and has the 3.4L V6 engine and chassis from the turn of the century model hilux from 97 to 2005, the Tacoma body is much different, talked about that during your bathurst live stream, I own the 3.4L V6 2002 model that the Tacoma is primarily based on.

[@ciprianovieira7539]

Gday Ian, love these old ads you gotta check out the Supercheap Auto ads, It has crazy car action. cheers mate

[@Bowie369]

We have a couple of bins on the side of the Rd for fruit and other foods to be thrown in when Ur passing threw each border of each state lol

[@jhrhiggi]

The infamous Barry Crump….he’s actually a kiwi! Born in Auckland NZ

[@BradGryphonn]

A lot of these ads were sold in South Africa (as shown by the website links in the ads) with no changes. These commercials were made when Australian ad agencies were flavour of the month. We were embracing our Bogan and didn't care what the rest of the world thought.

[@hughjarse4242]

That was a great laugh Ian I always enjoy your content mate 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@MrGazzaj]

iWrockers last name is Wellington. I am trying to get some traction in giving him the nickname Welli! If the boot fits... Like if you agree the Welli nickname would suit him/

[@NeilBlanco]

I thought it was Watts?

[@MrGazzaj]

@@NeilBlanco Nope. Though it is up to Welli to correct it if I am wrong!

[@MrGazzaj]

@votejj Following the Aussie way of nicknaming being a shortening of a name. It still fits……like a boot ;-)

[@benbrits6840]

if you look carefully the girl is south africa adss and the racing bakkie is geniel de villiers racing in the paris de kar

[@garrymuir1442]

I think the rally spec hilux, would have been for Dakar and prepared by Gazoo racing.

[@charlietommasini5214]

Your reacting videos brighten up my day especially now that I have covid and don’t have much to do

[@peterlinsley4287]

Funny enough as we are a isolated country. Were we don't have hoof and mouth, rabies, mad cow to name a few. Some states with in Australia don't have fruit fly, so there are some boarder were they stop you to eat or hand in you fruit so not to introduce the fruit fly to that state.

[@druscanam]

Adelaide is not dry and arid but the rest of South Australia is. Yes glad they mentioned the salt lakes and speed runs, was thinking you would be interested in that. Adelaide is ok, but not as large as other capital cities so not as much to do. Lots on unsealed roads in SA such as the informus Oodnadatta Track where various charity car rallies are held. The highways however are very straight narrow and long, the type that it's as far as the eye can see until you see a mirage. Also Coober Pedy in SA is one of the hottest and driest places in Australia, it's famous known for underground caves some people live in to escape the heat as well as the cold nights also. Although generally speaking Queensland is the hottest state. With tropical humid areas having the highest all year temperatures and Mount Isa having the hottest maximum temperature although also like Coober Pedy it's also a mining town and desert dry not humid like the east coast of Queensland is

[@Matt_Chalice]

Most of these ads are made in New Zealand

[@thatrandomaussiechick4107]

ocean boating surfboat racing ........ from my husband after seeing you liked these adds

[@venderstrat]

1st time seeing these in Australia. Pretty good.

[@garrygraham7901]

The 3.0 litre 1KD turbo diesel was used in the Luxxy and LC Prados up until 2015. It is a great motor, although the 2.8 litre 1GD that replaced it has recently been upgraded and is possibly even better. I am sure 1KD owners would disagree! I reckon the racing Luxxy mat have been a Dakkar special with a hot V8.

[@cameronheidelauf9623]

It's all a Toyota Hilux rallying 4x4 because of the tyers and the mud flaps

[@scottd4318]

with western australia there is quarantine officers on the boarder,flowers seeds etc are not aloud to be brought into WA as some diseases pests are not in the state like over east

[@janegilmore102]

We watch American and Canadian border patrol over here in Sydney. Love them! There’s a beer commercials where there’s this sexy chick walking around the pool walks in the pool then you see a Aussie bloke do a double leg bomb into the pool open his beer and the camera goes to the messed up chick with a mad face and back to the bloke and he yes “ what”!? They’re are about 2/3 that I saw and they cracked me up. Of course it was a beer ad. Many many years ago I had travelled the world ( just about) and when I got back home me dad goes “ so Ginge what didja Miss from home the most?” I said “ the ads dad, we have the best ads” lol he laughed. But there are great ads all over the world now. Back in the 80s you couldn’t fast forward or wait 5 seconds and press the peoff button lol

[@Ceyx1265]

customs here in oz consulted a smuggler when setting up their systems

[@wigglewiggle3789]

If you haven't been told, do a Bonds underpants ads from years and decades ago. So funny. Or the King Gee ads. Hilarious.

[@shaunl6]

Need to look at Victoria bitter ads

[@mreblade7859]

Please react to the Old Holden and HSV ads..

[@iansmith1511]

Great video Ian, but I'm a very long time Toyota guy, so I am biased anyway lol..Hi from Adelaide South Australia!🙂

[@alaingloster4405]

You need to see the Top Gear episode “Can you kill a Toyota truck?”

[@leglessinoz]

the first one was from South Africa. Some are from New Zealand.

[@dianaperry1929]

Cool ads and reaction. Cheers Ian…❤️🦘🦘🇦🇺

[@barrycuda3769]

Just to be clear , when Barry Crump said " have a brew " that means a cup of tea , not beer.

[@malcolmrayner6674]

The Bugger ad's are actually from New Zealand

[@awestruck9075]

The race version looks to be set up for Dakar rally.

[@awestruck9075]

Borders between states have been closed for a long time until recently. Western Australia is still shut, I believe.

[@revylucian8289]

Check out Top Gear's "Killing a Toyota", probably the best ad for a Hilux ever.

[@tankmeister8131]

Probably the Finke desert race

[@Goatcha_M]

You also need to look at Nissan Patrol adds, and maybe in the same video check out some Rodeo adds.

[@janegilmore102]

Back in the days Ian if a guy had a 4 wheel drive or Ute and didn’t have dirt on it, bull bars and a blower and still no dirt people would laugh. “ why don’t have just get a sedan mate”

[@Ragnar6000]

Hey Ian, actually as a Aussie i'm not a fan of the modern Hilux they are very expensive and rather bland looking! Totally jealous of the Toyota Tacoma's you guys get. same size as the Hilux but way better looking they just have a more rugged look!

[@kazdean]

Mostly border security is focused on air/sea arrivals but we do try to keep the South Australians out

[@amandstunts]

and so is the Barry Crump Ad (Barry Crump was a famous NZ author)

[@briangill4000]

This will be good.

[@BradGryphonn]

The Whistlin' Diesel video...hang on, EVERYBODY in this comment section will know, so why am I say this...was a challenge/homage to the Top Gear video series. I have an early association with the Hilux and as such, never thought of them as a 'tough' ute. I worked in seismic oil search throughout Western Queensland in the late 70s-very early 80s and drove all manner of Toyota Landcruiser 4WDs; troopies, utes, wagons, and they were all tough vehicles. One of the survey crews came in with Hiluxes, which were kind of novel back then. Unfortunately, they were just too light for the conditions we were working in. We made our own tracks when the bulldozers couldn't due to terrain issues and the Hilux couldn't cope. They were woefully underpowered back then and were considered 'paddock utes', not serious 4WDs. We were driving the Landcruiser utes up insanely steep hillsides and through some disgustingly boggy wet country at times that the Hilux utes couldn't deal with. Nowadays it's a different story. The Hilux has grown up to be as good as its brother, and arguably a bit more sexy.

[@jeffwagner8576]

Wish U could watch the vid I'm watching. Trying to find name. It's a 351 gt falcon by the looks at Bathurst starting back of grid, half way through comes upon a hemi which helps him pass some slower cars. The chargers chargin. Lots of smaller cars. The race is epic. In-car view, feels like you're playing a video game. Couldn't find the name.

[@Spencer93117]

Dakar rally mate check it out, the switch keys ad looks like a Dakar Hilux

[@fugawiaus]

Those border ads were about city slickers trying to go to the country.

[@francismarshall8201]

I think the barry ads are from new zealand

[@rickthelian2215]

Maybe Dakar Rally

[@marvindebot3264]

It is, about a half-million quid prototype class Dakar racer. It was here to run the Australian Safari as a shakedown run.

[@gregstephens361]

The border ad is all about vehicles going into the outback, if they are not a hilux or Toyota Land Cruiser they shouldn’t be there ,the land cruiser in particular are legends for reliability in any conditions, if you want to get there and get back get a landcruiser

[@skullandcrossbones65]

G'day, Toyota do not have a Ute. A Ute is based on a Car and the body and tray are all one.

[@wazzamoore3752]

I am surprised that you haven't found the hilux ads with the breaker brothers.

[@beverleyedge8262]

All Those add were made in NewZealand with Barry Crump

[@leglessinoz]

years ago Top Gear in the UK tried to destroy a Hilux. There is a great video online.

[@cameronheidelauf9623]

It's all new Zealand Toyota Hilux TV advertising

[@kelstonify]

Made me laugh. When he talks about a brew he means a pot of tea? Aka put on a brew

[@coopsnz1]

Those hiluxs worth heaps now , especially diesel USA & Canada didn't get

[@ronaldhammer5186]

You should see the latest Mitsubishi ad.

[@fastrotamazda713]

Great research. It's a New Zealand add...

[@marthacoomber3188]

I like the new Ford Raptor. Looks good.

[@johnfranke9655]

Border has fruit fly checkpoints to stop pests hitchhiking into fruit growing areas