Toyota Hilux Single Cab Walkthrough

[@rabbitskinner]

I just ordered one come in August or September. It will serve the purpose I want it for. They aren't the best on fuel, and the ride is bouncy. But reliability and value for money is second to none.

[@phantim_othy571]

Bought one myself....to me it’s like having a motorised indestructible shopping trolley that will last a long time 😋

[@CarBooth1]

that's why they call the hilux un breakable :P

[@ilijascapo]

And I just bought one myself 2 days ago. It has all the state of the art technology. Audio remote control switches. Talk switch. Meter control switches. Vehicle-to-vehicle distance switch. LDA (Lane Departure Alert with Yaw Assist Function). Cruise control switch - Dynamic radar cruise control. Tilt steering lock release lever. Telephone switches and all the rest of the control's. Just getting use to all the gadgets. Just worked out the multimedia player how it's supposed to use a platform 'Toyota app suite' but after fart assing around and research thinking it's not functioning the way it's supposed to work, found out that toyota has discontinued using it in replacement of 'Apple Play'/'Auto Android' using compatible smart phone's - Android 8.0 and above - I phones I don't know because I'm not an I phone user. This makes this a unique working ute which I think will last a long time.

[@phantim_othy571]

@@ilijascapo yes the App doesn’t work but if you connect to the android phone via a cable it’s great.... Yup it still surprises me the amount of power it has even when towing a loaded tandem trailer.....still happy that I bought it

[@thr33wisemonks]

After being told by a toyota dealer a few weeks ago that there maybe a back log of about 6 to 8 months due to the russian/ukrainian war, they actually called me back the next day and said they found some in stock at their other outlets, that they can have it ready in a week. And today, I just drove it home. The design, the controls, the functions and the the screen. This baby is going to work for me just fine. It's very bouncy but. I've never bounced so much like that in a long time hehehe (I figured that it does that to hold and pull a lot of weight). Already, I love everything about it.

[@phantim_othy571]

@@thr33wisemonks you’ll love it....they seriously got great power if your towing as well....hopefully should last at least 10+ years if looked after and maintained.....you can now identify yourself as a “Hilux” 😎

[@kmuinde]

i like the double cab ones

[@tonybennett638]

Would like one but just too bloody thirsty at the petrol pump..

[@subber100]

What kind of trunk is that?

[@self-awareness-talks]

It's a Hilux Cab

[@sanzuharuchie2659]

Сколько стоит и двигатель какой

[@dariushelfgott8021]

Where does the fuel go in? There's nothing that looks like a fuel lid

[@CarBooth1]

It's in the side on the tray it's it bit hard to see its long pipe.

[@robertbutler8004]

11.1 L/100 km is pathetic fuel consumption.

[@CarBooth1]

For today's standard its pretty bad that is true.

[@cleophasoganyo6983]

This is a shopping trolley. 2021 highrider is much better. Why 4x4?

[@CarBooth1]

This more like a base model very basic hilux but I agree the high rider it much better.

[@adolfadolfovich7297]

🎥👆👍

[@self-awareness-talks]

A multipurpose vehicle with a lot of options.

[@timburns2233]

Reliable but very thirsty

[@CarBooth1]

Reallt how many kms can you do on one tank?

[@jasonclark950]

@@CarBooth1 I was told around 590km to a tank in the 2.7 manual.

[@jasonclark950]

2.4 diesel around 750- 800km.

[@sakenka8095]

Wtf. Single cab in Philippines doesn’t come with that touchscreen console, no lane departure, no power windows, doesn’t have any buttons on steering wheel. Just plain interior, it does have aircon and airbags though.

[@CarBooth1]

Really is far basic than what is here in australia that is interesting never knew that how much is it in philpines?

[@sakenka8095]

@@CarBooth1 as of June 2022 it’s about US$15,800. Btw it also doesn’t come with the truck bed. I thinks it’s up to you to put a truck bed. It’s just plain cab and chassis

[@CarBooth1]

@@sakenka8095 wow that is really expensive with so little options not even a truck bed. Espically in Philippines where cars are really expensive.

[@sakenka8095]

@@CarBooth1 yup. super expensive

[@kmuinde]

it cannot sale in australia without those features

[@Romeoforster-rd2yq]

The pay load is only 330 pounds it's not a real work truck it's more like for looks it's useless in the construction world that need to carry alot of weight n pull alot of weight it's not a real work truck a half ton can carry more that 330 pounds so it's garbage for construction guys

[@CarBooth1]

That is true depends on each model for thsi on yes I think the high up models it has a higher payload.

[@bobmarli6095]

Not sure where you are getting your info from the Hilux has a payload of 1000kg or 1 tonne the 150kg is weight over the ladder rack.