2021 Toyota HiLux Rogue review: The $70k ute with carpet in the tray

[@nzcyclone]

Am I missing something or what? Why are a lot of people so upset about the 0-100 times?? you are buying a 4X4 not a Audi RS6... How quickly it can get to 100 is irrelevant unless of course your a Yuppie who owns one and never takes it out for what it is actually built and designed to do. What is more important is how well it travels, yes on the road but more importantly how it handles and travels off road. I personally think the carpet is a great idea. I would assume it is all weather carpet but with it being carpet that should stop items from sliding around under normal driving. A good review thanks :)

[@tyzon00800]

Or a dribbler like u 😂

[@nzcyclone]

@@tyzon00800 huh??

[@tareskisloki8579]

Bedrugs (marine carpet tub liners) have been around for decades, they're actually quite durable and are much better than the plastic liners for preventing cargo from sliding around, they can be pulled out and hosed off without issue.

[@leonscheepers5350]

Untill you load 1/2 ton of cement bags ... or a ton of sand.

[@johnhorsfall3281]

I have bought a 2021 Hilux Cruiser NZ ( Rouge) and its fliping great love it . I live in the county (Wellsford ) and the road are sh@#t , but the Hilux Cruiser is like riding a magic carpet (not carpet in the back a liner) I have a very bad back problem and was concerned about the ride but when I test drove the Hilux it was a great ride. I went with all the bell and whistles and I am very happy . This is the fifth Toyota I have owned . Long live the Hilux :o) Great review . Cost $68.349 NZ$

[@raychang8648]

Hello, Paul. I really appreciate that you mentioned how good the air conditioning is. I recently had the opportunity to spend a day in the passenger seat of my friend's RAV4 and the AC was the top thing that impressed me. You don't feel it blowing on you. It's designed to diffuse the air and maintain the 'climate' temperature that you have chosen. Great video! (This is my second CarExpert video. I subscribed a few hours ago after watching your Amarok review. New subscriber here. Now I have a lot of videos to watch...)

[@CarExpertAus]

Thanks for subscribing!

[@wuttenjoy4118]

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[@wuttenjoy4118]

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[@archechme]

Most of the guys at my workplace prayed for a pickup with a carpet in the bed and it looks like their prayers have been answered, in a twisted way because this isn't available in the UK!

[@Cous1nJack]

Bed rug

[@Skidzrocks365]

I still drive my 2005 Toyota Hilux. The odometer has almost reached 300000km. Still going strong but I've been considering getting a new Hilux. Thanks for the informative review. Helps a lot in deciding which one to get. But I am not sure the Rogue is available here in Papua New Guinea. We do have the SR5s though.

[@chappo4845]

Have tried to be the voice of reason, $70K? Nah. And people laughed at Mercedes. $40K is ridiculous for what are essentially light trucks. Profit margin must be astounding. Don't get me wrong, I have a ute and I love it. Each to their own on infotainment but the safety tech attitude worries me. It should never replace the ability to read the traffic and make good decisions, or acceptable vehicle control. Yet these days people go on as if these features are the difference between life and death - perhaps if driving is not your primary focus........ How did we ever survive all these decades without it? I can't even remember the last time my ABS kicked in. The issue isn't the tech so much as the attitude that its the only factor at play. In the end, absolutely sure its a good vehicle but it seems the mobile phone marketing and upgrade hype has hit the vehicle segment. Of course, great review as always.

[@m2ngwa89]

Here in the South Africa, the Rogue is known as the Legend RS... The RS stands for Roller Shutter. We get a rubberised layer bin instead of carpet. First time seeing carpet in the load bin.

[@phedishonchabeleng9422]

Just wondering how long that shutter button is going to last

[@homewilson8821]

Don't you mean Rat Shit.

[@SeekerGinz]

@@phedishonchabeleng9422 As long as the warranty hahahaha

[@haydenlim1087]

I’m singaporean and in Singapore, we do not have these vehicles but I actually find your reviews enjoyable and helpful!

[@inthelionsden4772]

Carpet in the tray strange??? No it's not. BedRug make those. They're waterproof, workproof, washable, and comfy. Bit more research needed.

[@savioromie9534]

As a tradie a carpet is so useful and beneficial because once you’ve completely fucked up your carpet with dirt, paint, glue, cement, plaster, oil, silicone, concrete, sand, stain, waterproof, expoxy etc. then all you have to do is remove the carpet and you got a brand new Ute. Love it

[@CarExpertAus]

Fair call!

[@tersy9862]

Have you heard of a tray liner?

[@shamusmurfett7136]

Well I’m guessing your an electrician. Because they don’t use any of the above so it will be perfect to put your two screw drivers, 5v impact driver and 3 foot step ladder.

[@kieranabbey6418]

@@tersy9862 The bed liner spray? Good luck removing it

[@tersy9862]

@@kieranabbey6418 do you live in a cave haha. You can get rubber mats and even custom made ones from supercheap

[@denero4735]

Still No1 and always will be Far Better Resale than ALL COMPETITION.

[@rohbrown]

Toyota tax, pay when you buy it, get back when you sell

[@denero4735]

@@rohbrown and it's ALWAYS the WAY. TOYOTA WAY.

[@DesiDuddeVlogs]

Hi Paul, No One in Australia has did comparison between Mercedes GLS, Landrover Discovery, BmwX7 ... it would be great to see that ultra luxury seven seater vehicles on comparison.... Requesting for that review...

[@craigdavid6668]

That’s because you can’t get all three of them to last a 3hr test at the same time mate.

[@DesiDuddeVlogs]

@@craigdavid6668 yes thats right mate... But Only Paul can do it...

[@craigdavid6668]

@@DesiDuddeVlogs Do a test without them breaking down?

[@HarryKey]

"safety features like Apple car play and Android Auto" yay I spotted a thing! Great video guys.

[@nathansharma87]

Why do manufacturers come so close to giving us what we want. This needs ventilated front seats, memory drivers seat functions, a 360 camera and Toyotas crawl control while being just slightly bigger and wider. But nope they all build the same thing with different styling and charge the earth thinking "let's wait and squeeze a little more out of em before we add one thing at a time every 6 years".

[@d.k.1394]

Well wrote

[@tommygola]

Its frustrating isn't it. But.. if they added ALL that stuff it'd be $90k. Its just such a competitive market, all manufacturers are trying to add as much as they can but remain price competitive.

[@d.k.1394]

@@tommygola so trooo

[@tareskisloki8579]

The worst part is, the US equivalent, the Tacoma has all those options, it also has a better design folding rear seat and is available in a long wheel base (dual cab with an extra cab length tray behind), for some reason they don't put that gear on the Hilux.

[@TheOutbackmojo]

They can't even give you adequate usb ports.......

[@arnomoller89]

In South Africa it’s called the Legend and has a proper rubberised tray. White is the only colour I’d have, it looks great against the black/grey trim.

[@pauntinda]

In Namibia its a legend too.

[@msbelindapls]

I would buy this over the raptor because I intend to go to the bush and COME BACK in one piece. 😝

[@ryderwilson643]

me too, weve done it plenty of times in our 2.4 4x2 manual double cab hilux while pulling a trailer with 2x 400kg cows and a gross trailer weight of 1.4 tons and i know this isnt good but there was nothing else. it was an unbraked trailer, i know thats not safe but you gotta make due with what you have. we also had 600kg of chicken feed in the bed and 4 220lb dudes innit (my dad and his cousins) all through a 300km outback track and i have to say that when your loading up your ute heavy, your gonna wish you had the hilux stiff leaf suspension cause it handled it all amazingly man

[@viralbarot3203]

You would very well go and come back from the bush with a raptor.

[@nelakaly5332]

Hmm had DPF issue once in middle of nowhere got towed 🤬.. Toyota got it regenerate and again ..sold it mate now ranger wildtrak near 90k not problem whatsoever and more roomy, comfy and better drive not regretting switching to Ford

[@petercaldwell8674]

Just make sure there's no dust, rumour is Toyota in the near future will attempt to make an airfilter box that seals.

[@tyzon00800]

U have no idea

[@davetrendell8841]

No blind spot monitoring (a safety feature available since 2007) and single zone air-conditioning?!?!?! At $70k, Toyota should look into doing stand up comedy. They'd make a killing!

[@unintentionallyfire]

And an Amarok doesn't even have keyless start

[@endzmeetmusic9053]

@@unintentionallyfire but an Amarok has a mighty refined drive with power and handling better than most SUVs. These things aren't trucks anymore

[@chrisbretherton8946]

But yet more Hilux's will sell than any other dual cab on the market, must be doing something right.

[@vitoaditya8337]

Which is kinda hillarious, considering the fact that the Hilux Rogue in Malaysia has Blind Spot Monitoring lol

[@davetrendell8841]

@@chrisbretherton8946 Won’t be #1 for much longer. People are starting to see the cheap and nasty products that Toyota are coming out with, and charging an arm and a leg for

[@marcusj4467]

I really appreciate your build quality and leg room tests. Those are stand out features that I look for and you provide great consistency between tests to more easily compare vehicles. Big thanks

[@Braselton21]

This Channel is on such a roll :D Can you review the new *Mahindra Pikup* for us poor people please😁

[@jalpat2272]

you guys got mahindra ?.

[@Rooxie973]

@@jalpat2272 we have mahindra in new zealand too

[@djp4nfa]

@@Rooxie973 yuck!

[@vincentmotonya2859]

Poor people don't afford cars😂😂🕺

[@grecoconduris6716]

Cool model. But the fender flare/cladding to tyre sidewall width looks out.

[@Nornlazy]

I agree if toyota just used beefier tires that aligns with the fenders it’ll look badass

[@catchawakeup6411]

I agree 100% with you. It looks totally out of proportion.

[@catchawakeup6411]

I agree 100% with you. It looks totally out of proportion.

[@lexuslfa4739]

Thought so my self, I’ve seen a couple with the fender flares and they don’t look as good as ones without

[@nitinbharti3902]

Carpet suits me. I’m not a tradie and I bought it only for camping with family, going to beach, can carry bicycles, segways and camping gears and what not. Perfect for me.

[@darthvader8433]

Too expensive for what it is. But interesting when you compare the power and torque to that of the 79 series ute. V8 4.5lt turbo and 151kW and 430NM vs 150kW and 500NM from a 2.8 turbo 4cyl!

[@Moonface00z]

just so you know that roller is called EGR RollTrac It cost $3,249.00 AUD. Just for the roller itself Additional charges if you opt for the sports bar and dust seals

[@anthonyhawken6566]

Would easily buy the Ranger WILDTRAK Or DMAX X- Terain over the HILUX.

[@Adish0287]

Lol.. is that a rhetorical question? Wildtrak and DMax are the real deal. Hilux is just a try-hard.

[@hapesethathi2742]

But the ranger will spend half its time in the shop. Let’s not talk about that 10 speed gear box that leaves people stranded on the side of the road.

[@anthonyhawken6566]

@@hapesethathi2742 I was not aware that the 10 speed was having too many issues. I will have to take that into consideration.

[@hapesethathi2742]

@@anthonyhawken6566 yeah. It the gearbox is a hit or miss, most rangers have had their gearboxes changed with less than 4000km on the clock. I am talking about South Africa here, might be different in Australia.

[@Adish0287]

@@hapesethathi2742 why are you being biased? The Hilux has worse issues hence the class action against Toyota. What kind of weirdness is that DPF manual button? A truck that can't keep up with dust!! Open your eyes. Just because your dad said Toyota was a good car in 80's and 90's doesn't mean it's still the case.

[@trickster8635]

One critical area with dual cab utes that you have been overlooking is tailgate sealing. Some do, some don't. Dust sucking in is a huge problem with these utes. Carpet, well it does stop cargo sliding around on steel or plastic beds.

[@LodiCYLau]

Will definitely buy a Hilux instead of an Amarok or Ranger. Reliability, cost of ownership, resale value & off-road ability of the Hilux can't be beaten!

[@alenkaltak4344]

Reliability .. haha TOYOTA class action DPF, dust passing air filter and toyota keeps blind eyes.. cost of ownership hilux service 2 times a year $250 a year , ranger once a year $500 .. resale value..ask Toyota dealers why they selling 2 years old car for price of new one ? Or are theres customers idiots .. most likely..haha.. off road Hilux got better traction control but if you switch rear locker front traction disengage.. not good in very difficult terrain 👎👎 and tell me are you gonna use it more on or off road ... on statistics more then 90% use it on road only 10% off road ..... Take all cars for drive and tell me which car you prefer to own regardless of front bage.... won't be Hilux 100% .. why ? I been there. Owned one(hilux). And Test drove all of them

[@pwdajjal]

Idk if most utes like toyota now are edging towards city use rather than a workhorse these days. The price alone is like we're buying a luxury car.. Again I've complaint to Toyota about chromes or plastic on the dash which gives unwanted glares during the day which i find irritating. Also Toyota should have add the tail gate assist in the lux.

[@raghavshankara5601]

70 k !!! Toyota slowly thinking they are laxury brand. Does it pass the moose test by the way??

[@aussiefarmer6012]

Probably not, does it still have drum brakes?

[@grecoconduris6716]

The console wobble isn’t a build quality issue. It’s a design engineering choice/issue. Build quality issue implies something wasn’t manufactured, assembled, installed or built to the design.

[@CathodeRayNipplez]

Symantics.. he's not allowed to simply quantify it as shit.

[@chappo4845]

@@CathodeRayNipplez Semantics - sorry couldn't help myself :-D :-D :-D

[@VideoShowMeHow]

Sooooo wotcha saying is.. buy a Dmax!! 😁

[@krishlal943]

Hell yes

[@d.k.1394]

Lol

[@DiHandley]

I really enjoy your sharp no fuss and straight to the point reviews Paul. The humble HiLux has come a long way since I owned an ExtraCab back in 1986! Btw How come we have/had MPG but not KPL (kilometres per litre)? Cheers

[@satya.anandakrishnan]

Litres per 100km is better and used

[@oceanman3996]

The carpet in the back is perfect for grocery bags which is what 90% of Aussies will mostly put in the back anyway.

[@charlesmadrid4912]

Is it just me or did anyone else say to themselves, "Why are you drinking hot coffee when the air-conditioning is necessary? You absolute maniac."

[@ABDO-xw9wm]

Hi Paul , just wanted to say great review and just a suggestion can you please honk the car horns you review so we know what it sounds like 🙂 Thank you ❤️

[@Gubru_]

Love your channel so much I wish you have millions of subscribers

[@CarExpertAus]

Thanks mate!

[@Gubru_]

@@CarExpertAus and one more thing , it's about you are very soft and polite which makes you very friendly and gentle to the audience that's all my friend stay smiling stay fantastic 👍

[@kamogelomakeketlane123]

His reviews are really the best! Detailed and informative.💯 The best car review channel by far for me.

[@Gubru_]

@@kamogelomakeketlane123 yea for me too 👍

[@user-lk3ku4vn1h]

Another Good looking suv pickup by Toyota

[@darbyharrison3876]

It’s not a suv or a pickup. It’s a Ute

[@jezzalinko7879]

Well my mate just got an SR5 2020 facelift and the airbag light is already on with 200 kilometres... really? Seriously

[@siyabongathubana7670]

Toyota hilux is the most selling car in my country South Africa

[@perpelle]

I can attest that there's nothing wrong with the heater in Scandinavian winters (up to negative ~35). The pwr heater helps when it's cold.

[@sophiegoujon-nicolas2823]

Hi There, love your reviews! We are in the process to look for our new car and your comments are really helpful. I couldn't find any review of the Rogue x 2021, anything that you could share with us?

[@dextermorgan750]

I’d only use this for going to the gym/shops and the odd camping trip, so carpet would be perfect for me.

[@alichamas63]

The carpet helps things not slide around and is gentler on things being carried which might bump the walls.

[@CarExpertAus]

And is super posh.

[@JDMEVOVIGSR]

$70k!?!? What are Toyota thinking? Also, all that additional weight in the rear obviously makes for a more compliant ride, but at the detriment of performance. 11 seconds from 0-100km/h is abysmal. Would also like to hear more about the safety functions, how well they are calibrated and how well they work in the real world. The MY2021 D-Max that I own is terrible... sometimes feel like punching the dashboard!

[@slipswitch]

Can you elaborate on why you don't like the dmax? I'm trying to decide which ute to go with.

[@JDMEVOVIGSR]

@@slipswitch Suggest you take them all on a test drive. My D-max is a company vehicle, but not taking the D-max on a test drive was a big mistake. There are more things on it that I hate than like!

[@wouter1602]

@@JDMEVOVIGSR Im also deciding between D-MAX and Hilux.......what is your biggy with the D-MAX, appriciate your answer! thx!

[@anthonyramdin1037]

@@wouter1602 from what I've heard the dmax safety systems are too sensitive in that they are over cautious which is annoying. Like cars far in front of you sets of the forward collision system despite being long way away and at a manageable speed. This goes for all safety systems and you have to go thru a bunch of shit too switch it off only for it to reset once you switch off the vehicle. The infotainment system is laggy and freezes often, have heard about this so much. If I were you I'd buy the dmax without all the systems installed or I'd just buy a triton

[@victorodera4175]

Let’s go for Ford Wildtrack V6, more power, safety, economical, reliable, better technology etc coming 2022-2023

[@masterchief4519]

70k for this? Honestly quite disappointing, considering it doesn't drive as well as some of the other utes in this segment and isn't as high tech. That carpet lined bed is cool though. IMO, a luxury/lifestyle Hilux simply doesn't work because the Hilux is one of the more work-focused utes like the Triton and old D-Max. This "Rogue" is trying to be something it just isn't. If I were looking for a lifestyle ute, it needs to be comfortable, high-tech, and modern. But for work, the Toyota dealership network is more important to me as well as long term reliability. That's why the Hilux doesn't make sense in this luxury/lifestyle trim.

[@denero4735]

Still no 1 seller and Always will be .

[@masterchief4519]

@@denero4735 if what you're looking for is the best selling ute, go for Hilux. Although I'm quite not sure why I would look for a best selling ute though.

[@denero4735]

@@masterchief4519 there is a REASON it's the Best. RANGER, VW, Nissan and Isuzu All have their issues (the first two mentioned terrible history) and why it's still Number 1. Always ON THE MONEY 💰 and wait till the GR V6 comes next year.

[@masterchief4519]

@@denero4735 There is no best ute because everyone has different needs and wants. Some utes do better and worse at some stuff than others. The Hilux is a best seller because most people buying a ute just want the looks/name. I personally drive a Fortuner and used to think it's the best, but I realized later that it has its share of pros and cons as well a other vehicles. I realized then that there is no absolute best. That being said, I still think the Rogue is underwhelming considering the price. The "reason" why the Hilux is the best for you (probably Toyota dealership network, reliability etc) is not enough for me to justify its ridiculous price. If I'd buy a Hilux, I would probably only consider the SR. If I'm buying a more expensive ute, I'd look elsewhere. Can't wait for the GR Hilux though!

[@elonsus9747]

@@denero4735 The Hilux is getting a V6 next year?

[@markogorman5210]

Where carpet in the bin / tray is good it stops your gear from sliding around… If you Cary tool cases - they slide around on those plastic tub liners

[@bryanmower2703]

A ute which carries less and is carpet lined which costs $70,000 Toyota has identified it's gullible market well

[@bunmachaiya2968]

Best pick up car ever 🤗😍

[@Adish0287]

Lol.. is that why it's being recalled already haha 🤣😂

[@vladimobeukes1329]

Thats really funny😂😂for that price i will buy n ranger raptor but i got the ranger wildtrak and saved more money and it offers way more power and safety

[@bunmachaiya2968]

@@vladimobeukes1329 in my country, toyota hilux and ford ranger wildtrak , these two cars are the same price, toyota hilux 2021 price 53100 dollar and ford ranger wildtrak price 53500 dollar , so i choose new toyota hilux because this car is durable, its engine can be used for a long term than ford ranger. For my country ford ranger raptor price 73000 dollar

[@bunmachaiya2968]

@@vladimobeukes1329 I also don’t know why Toyota cars in other countries are so expensive

[@vladimobeukes1329]

@@bunmachaiya2968 they aren’t to expensive but ford ranger you get better ride quality and more safety tech everything the hilux does the ford ranger wildtrak does it way better

[@danjarupath]

The Rocco model , price 1.2million thai baht in Thailand

[@givenkavari1943]

🤡😅

[@johntheaccountant5594]

The Thai PreRunner Double Cab 2.4 diesel 2WD Mid for 870,000 baht with a plastic liner is all that is required in Thailand.

[@garageblitztv3215]

Much prefer a dark interior for vehicles and aircraft; it increases visual attentiveness... Pretty funny how Toyota used to get criticism for their “bland interiors” and how they should be dark like an Audi - now their “apparently” too dark 😂 Also, would it not be more prudent to check reliability studies rather than wobble the centre console bin? That was pretty funny comparing the Toyota build quality to that of Audi/Volkswagen by wobbling a centre console bin; when in reality Audi sits at 21 and Volkswagen at 29 on the JD Powers vehicle brand reliability study 😂

[@10edanidusasindra97]

if u carry people in the back i think the carpet would be really good

[@Davidstinton]

Why not include a lift and all terrain wheels. Looks like the wheels are to small for the flares.

[@CarExpertAus]

That’s what the Rugged X is for :-)

[@stolzhammer3239]

Good review as always. I just think a little more effort for the off-road segment is required. In the dry, with a competent driver, this is simply not a challenge, and that includes the descent. No need for rock crawling, but you simply wont find differences in off-road ability on this @test track@ a VW Beetle would easily handle.

[@ChurchInAshes]

I mean, he can't beat it up off road he doesn't own it, just reviewing

[@d.k.1394]

I love the commercial carpet in the back

[@MrMarkguth]

I’m looking at buying one, love your review, yes the carpet got me also, I’m going to get a dig from the boys for sure. Currently I drive a old Nissan navara , I think I’ll miss the amount of room I currently have in the back with the seats up, I can fit the 40 litre angle fridge in there no worries

[@kwaneledube3152]

thank you so much for this review. Have been long waiting for this rogue review you!

[@liodeth8069]

Does the new rugged x have remote start? On Carsales it says it has keyless Start and FOB proximity related, does it mean it has remote start? I’m getting one soon and would like to know! It’s a good thing when waking up in the morning before going to work.

[@lukelawrence6007]

Corolla 2020 hatch has resin in it's hatch door

[@pigeonpoo1823]

Carpeted loadbay? So, this is skewed towards lifestyle vehicle and not workhorse? I'm genuinely interested to know who this spec of Hilux is targeted at (no sarcasm, I'm intrigued)

[@masterchief4519]

Same. Hilux is synonymous to workhorse, and making a lifestyle/luxury version of it just doesn't work.

[@roryl2945]

When is the rugged X available in Aus?

[@CarExpertAus]

On sale now!

[@tweedsullivans]

Don't call it a commercial vehicle in the same sentence as government incentives because as its payload is less than 1000 kg it is treated as a passenger vehicle and the depreciation cost limit of $57,000 applies you will also have to do logbook to be able to claim any real deductions..you also can't claim back the full amount of gst because of this less than 1000kg payload

[@auststrayaman1817]

Hey Paul, off subject, but is it possible if you could film more recent Holden models like the Colorado, Calais Tourer and models like that?

[@Dashamuulam]

I think he is better than carwow fellow🤗

[@geoffflemming2235]

I wonder whether the Google car play can be retro fitted to the previous model Hilux.....

[@effectiveman2]

Hi Paul, Toyota should be on par with its peers with regards to setvice interval 10 000 km is too bad, 15k to 30k will do justice, do you have that problem in Australia

[@inshanhosein6292]

Excellent review

[@veneratedmortal4369]

"I think this is a formans car, you know, for someone that wants to look like they do work but dont"

[@mrclean6389]

Here in the Philippines. It is called conquest. It is our top of the line 2.8 4x4/4x2. We dont have sr5.

[@douglasa8657]

Don't think it's worth the $5000 extra over the sr5

[@yeahmate94]

Definitely is when you consider the factory extras to match it if you got an SR5. Here is what you’re getting in a rogue: - Auto Roller shutter ($3500 aftermarket minimum) - Fridge plug ($350 option) - Integrated lighting in tub and central locking - Leather seats ($2500 premium interior option on SR5) - Tow bar wiring and tongue ($400 option on SR5) - Dust and water proof tray (SR5 does not have this) - 360 degree camera on late 2021 models - Upgraded sound system - Dual zone climate control

[@OneDollarGentleman]

It’s also a pitty the rear lockable electric tray isn’t on the Rugged X. (Even with the carpet)….

[@anloztuzun3716]

thx Paul ,well review )

[@Naessey]

Great review on a car that has been replaced as king of the hill. It’s incredible how far the segment has come that there are 4-5 top contenders now. Am sure Hilux (great as it is) will be #1 seller again. However, after driving the Hilux, Ranger, Triton, BT50, DMax got my money and couldn’t be happier.

[@tersy9862]

Good review. I can't really see what I'm getting for my 70k compared to 50ish for a Bt50 or something similar.

[@tyzon00800]

Wow eco and power mode , high tech

[@arcsolomon6360]

In the Philippines it is called hilux conquest

[@616lichking]

So?

[@javidsakhizada8427]

Why Toyota hold their value?

[@rampagedingo]

Haha. Pad your tools. That made my week.

[@jamescook2723]

You should do the Rugged X next 💪🏻

[@davidmackenzie5971]

How about talking about the white smoke that comes out of the exhaust, and it effects the life of the engine, wait till they fix that up first before buying one

[@samcrammy3416]

Hey Paul, do you know if this car for sale ? Would love to buy it

[@pretziboy4162]

What is the difference between this model and the invincible x?

[@edwardhoyestradachannel35]

Hey Paul would you buy this truck? Thank you so much for this video

[@KnowRealIndia9124]

Has Toyota given rear disc brakes in rugged X any idea?? Such expensive .....why compromise on brakes

[@ashleystephenson9081]

Can someone tell me what the panic button does on the key

[@EncikBeruang8698]

Can you please do a review of this hilux rogue vs the latest dmax vcross?

[@golong1343]

So the motorized tonneau cover is waterproofed and the carpet below would not get wet?

[@CarExpertAus]

Yes - and in theory, yes 😅

[@golong1343]

@@CarExpertAus you guys could have splash that tonneau cover with water or at least ask toyota if they would allow it, just to see that a nice truck bed is carpeted truck bed. 😅

[@tareskisloki8579]

It wouldn't matter if it did get wet, it's not like the carpet inside the cab, it's an open weave plastic fibre, the same as they use on boat decks.

[@aussieaussie9779]

Marine grade, carpets get wet on boats who gives a fuck.

[@golong1343]

@@aussieaussie9779... unable to see sarcasm, are we...

[@Kaizen-Zen-Zen]

Convenient, multi-purpose vehicle

[@carkuradu]

a small suggestion. whenever you mention about the speakers, please play any song or big action movie sounds to understand how it feels and also try to give a sound view of the exhaust. Love your videos and info. Thank you

[@darbyharrison3876]

If he did a sound test all it’s gonna sound like is the speakers you are using

[@bhekiematsebula9375]

Hilux forever❤

[@Jfgentle]

Can you just remove the carpet for the 3 times you’ll need to do a tip run a year?

[@joshdavis8534]

Can someone please do a review with baby capsule and booster seats in the back. It will help choose between the hilux or Prado. Having the tray for myself is a huge plus. But I’m unsure if driver can fit in hilux with capsule in the back.

[@samuelsutton8299]

It looks almost as if the stopwatch was placed over the display that shows the speed limit cause you weren't in a 100 zone

[@stevenjalopnik1342]

Not sure you know what a torsion bar is mate

[@rockmicah4060]

If spending that much why not go for land cruiser Prado ? Way better than a pickup truck

[@rivirueren3383]

I love the carpet bcuz it secures me from destroying the body. I love it

[@constantinexanthopoulos7173]

Just get a large coffee next time.

[@billyf6491]

Does the new rugged x come in manual

[@kentaylor2950]

is the tray sealed from the elements or will dust get in there and destroy the carpet?

[@tareskisloki8579]

It's marine carpet, the same stuff they use on decks of boats, dust and water won't hurt it, they've been around for years, sold as 'Bedrug'

[@KYNQxEdz]

This Rogue is it the same one thats called Legend in some other parts of the world like South Africa ?

[@DAVECTC28]

Yes

[@shahg25]

Audi's center console moves too lol