Should You Buy a Toyota Hilux? (Test Drive & Review)

[@Aaron19987]

I always buy my vehicles as per recommendations from designated terrorist organisations to be fair

[@dasnutnock6408]

Sensible consumer advice.

[@moriatyalpha]

If pasta needs mafia approval. Only right that SUVs need taliban certification

[@larna-nicole6205]

😂😂😂

[@elliotm]

Hahaha 😂

[@DaleSteel]

What made you buy the merc then Hitler?

[@johntheaccountant5594]

I have a Toyota Hilux and there is storage under the rear seats for tools, tow rope, jumper leads etc. (to use on other cars).

[@christopht6276]

Bought one of those used with 7k miles, put on another 35k over four years and just sold it for £1000 less than I bought it. Utterly reliable, I miss it already.

[@sashablue1971]

The machine gun turret seems a popular option

[@JeffPower-dv3zl]

😂😂😂😊

[@iwillcritiqueyou22]

😂😂😂😂😂🔥🔥🔥

[@georgesemple8136]

all the brackets are fitted standard on the chassis ready for fitting most modern machine guns or rocket launchers

[@brucewatt1032]

I’m confused as to why I’ve always liked the Toyota Hilux. I definitely don’t need it - but I want it 😬

[@mjngp]

It does have that charm to want long for it even if you don't need it

[@Goochen]

Same. I have a tiny car atm but always wanted a Hilux. Field-tested by the roughest insurgent groups. Thats better quality testing than you could buy for any amount of money.

[@whos-your-mate]

The duality of man: he buys a Range Rover, knowing it'll cost him a grand a year to maintain. He also buys a Hilux, knowing he can neglect it for a decade and enjoy ABSOLUTE reliability and lose hardly any money 😂👌

[@derekburgess]

Do what I say. Not what I do.

[@enoruel]

Just move to Norway - you can spend a grand a year maintaining any vehicle. Case in point, my 2013 Toyota Avensis... full service 12000,- nok ... about a grand.

[@whos-your-mate]

@@enoruel ouch!

[@dannelleabajar4703]

Most Land Rover owners actually have something else that's also not a land rover.

[@Oceans_Sail]

Every Land Rover owner realises that they love their Land Rover but also need another car to actually get to their destination

[@garys7828]

I would not buy a Dyson now...but I would buy a Toyota 😊

[@willmitchell255]

Do Toyota do Vacuum Cleaners ?

[@adzy166]

@@willmitchell255do bloomin good sewing machines.

[@sersolo3112]

​@@adzy166and forklifts

[@MrHyabusa1300]

Henry the Hoover

[@FirstNameLastName-hahaha]

@@MrHyabusa1300 Miele and only Miele

[@connclissmann6514]

Bought one of these in basic form from a Toyota dealer with under 50 miles on the clock. We needed the two seater for use on a caravan park, close to the sea. Still ruggedly reliable and financially a bargain in my view. Thanks for the video.

[@joneschilufya867]

As someone from subsaharan Africa (Zambia) that watches your channel, the Toyota Hilux is just that dream car for any Zambian driver. I’d like to own one someday. Great review as always.

[@bosshog36]

They are one of the most popular vehicles here in Zambia 🇿🇲

[@16sputnik7]

Yeah. Especially in 2nd hand form, and originally from South Africa.

[@Heku97]

​@@16sputnik7 Your comment should have just ended with "Yeah" 😂😂😂

[@16sputnik7]

@@Heku97 Yeah. Apart from putting the “2nd hand form,” in quotation marks, I’ll stand by it. It’s true, it’s deadly and hardly laughable.

[@russcain2082]

i have worked in lusaka...hello from the uk. the whole of zambia runs off toyotas!

[@rejoicerone3176]

If your dpf ever becomes full and the warning pops up on the dash, the button beside the camer view button is the manual DPF Regeneration button. Shame that other cars dont have a manual DPF regeneration button!

[@miamimo70]

Mercedes X class ?

[@rejoicerone3176]

@@miamimo70 I meant his Hilux, dunno if the X class has a dpf regen button

[@vifgull]

That is a rolling tank that. I have one and man I love it. Bloody indestructible here in Scandinavia.

[@neilspare9597]

Based on our experience there is no way we would ever buy a Dyson

[@pauldavies6037]

Pay for the name and still made in China ?

[@Ben-kp6bp]

Got to be SHARK

[@ErasmusDanie]

My wife uses our 2018 Hilux for lugging around her dog training equipment and it hasn’t missed a beat in all the time we have owned it. It is still under warranty and service plan and just keeps on running. Greetings from South Africa.

[@dinho890i]

Hasnt been stolen yet? Id recommend getting a dmax for her safety

[@ErasmusDanie]

@@dinho890i Fortunately not (yet). It does now have two tracking devices and I can follow the movement if needed. After business hours I do the driving with it. It is insane how much they are loved by the hijackers, and they disappear over the border very fast!!

[@GlenroseMakgorogo]

@@ErasmusDanie if I buy one I'll install 3 trackers.

[@ErasmusDanie]

@ That is what the Land Cruiser 79 type trucks do, as 2 trackers (that we have on the Hilux) are not enough!

[@TedReimann]

I've had three Hilux pickups over the years. They always looked the best and were always reliable. Never ever broke down.

[@NGMonocrom]

Heck yeah! Buy it! The Old Man, Captain Slow, and the Hampster couldn't destroy it! It beat Top Gear! Name another automobile that accomplished that.

[@Sthilboy56]

Have got a 2004 hilux from new , still going and don’t want to change it nearly 21 years old now

[@bobmarli6095]

Keep it the newer model is shit

[@mac22011964]

@@bobmarli6095Not in my experience…..what is wrong with the newer models?

[@bobmarli6095]

@@mac22011964 That’s interesting in your experience. Mine has been very different the newer models specifically modern common rail diesels with emissions reduction tech such as egr, dpf and adblue not to mention the complexity of common rail injection with its high cost of maintenance and when something goes wrong and it will the injectors alone will set you back 3-4K easily not forgetting its sensitivity to fuel quality. The older models never had such issues and if they did they were relatively minor as easy to resolve.

[@bobmarli6095]

​@@mac22011964 What aside from the dpf issues that have plagued the 1gd and 2gd engines which resulted in a class action lawsuit against Toyota. Also the timing chain has a design flaw which leads it prone to rattling and potentially snapping something Toyota hasn’t been able to rectify in 9 years similar to the issues with the 1KD and pistons cracking. And let’s not forget it’s a common rail diesel with complexity of the emissions reduction tech such as the egr, dpf and adblue fitted.

[@VIPOdyssey176]

I think the reason why they don’t put the tailgate on the central locking is not because they didn’t think about it but more because it’s expected that it’s gonna get the granny smashed out of it and there’s no central locking to go wrong, it’ll always work with a manual lock.

[@marksmithard7801]

I’ve just sold my 23 plate 2.8 Invincible X after 20 years with Hiluxes. Reason, wish I could get 27mpg, 23 was my average and the thing is just too big for every day driving. Depreciation….. None. Sold it for more than I bought it for new 15 months ago.

[@grahamclark4518]

Dyson NOPE Range Rover = Nope, This Hell yeah

[@adzy166]

When you want a vacuum cleaner you buy Miele. 20 years ago since I said that….

[@stephenkelly2067]

Best video yet matt ever evolving thank you

[@wifeinthenorth]

I have a '63 Invincible that I've had for 8 years. Great, ultra dependable vehicle that dives and runs like a tractor. However, underneath has been a shocking battle against rust and rot for the past couple of years with cross members crumbling and requiring cutting out and new sections replaced. I live nowhere near the sea and it's not getting to hard a life on a ten acre small holding, so all I can assume is absolutely shocking corrosion protection and quality control out of the factory. For a £53k investment, I'd want a pretty solid explanation as to how the corrosion process has been radically improved over the past 11 years!

[@mac22011964]

I have to admit that we did have a ‘61 plate on the farm and were warned that the chassis was a rust trap and to lanoguard it which we didn’t and suffered. Have covered all since and no problems.

[@180del]

Tools are under the rear seat,it lifts up,small pull cord under each side 👍

[@garethgreenwood9729]

Thanks for the shoutout, top video, keep in touch when you’re ready!

[@HighPeakAutos]

Thank you! All the best

[@esoxlucius2649]

Looks great. I have the forrester 3 years old, same colour and the styling including steering wheel is identical but different. Just bought the Mrs a new Yaris for round town last week. Cracking little motor. Only Japanese cars for me from now. Might I mention my old Land Cruiser did 270k miles before I sold it, and it went in a day....

[@musavirk4354]

Bro I used to have one and man it was a nightmare for my back. The fortuner (suv version of hilux) was worse. The trim level we got in our country which is revo rocco for some reason is more comfortable than the rest of the trim levels.

[@daviddenley3512]

How to improve the ride... Get a concrete paving flag and lay in in the rear cargo bed, that should do the trick. You just need to put a bit of weight in the back and get some flax in the Cart Springs!

[@Telecaster4959]

I worked for Toyota as a parts manager for 12 years. The Hilux was our best seller. I could sell Truckman tops all day long. Bull bars were in then. Amazing vehicle. Bit agricultural to drive in the early 90s but a terrific vehicle..VW made one called a Taro. But that was just to get round import control. Didn't last long. Rear light lenses were vulnerable but reliability was off the scale.

[@jimmyb1460]

All diesels do their DPF regen on the move, every few hundred miles depending on the car. It’s only when they’re relentlessly mooched about town, never getting up to operating temperature at very low speeds when the DPF doesn’t have a chance to regen. That’s when you need to force a regen manually through diagnostic software. Usually the fault of the owner, not the car. If anyone is having to do manual regens, just get a petrol…

[@baron5747]

08:58 - I've not heard of a car which requires you to pull over, or visit a garage to regenerate the DPF. Every car I've come across with a DPF, will do a regeneration when required on the move. Providing the temperature of the DPF is in zone, and the average speed is above x amount. If you had to wait for a garage visit, you could theoretically be there every 4 thousand miles, or more without a regen. You could block a modern DPF in under four thousand miles, depending on the cars usage if it didn't regenerate.

[@peakseamus]

...the pull over comment was baffling from a trader...wt actual fook

[@MegaRetr]

The machine gun turret seems a popular option)))

[@Aruneh]

If you're in europe (or the middle east) you probably should. I'm sure muricans will complain that it's far too small or not luxurious enough, but their relationship with "trucks" is just way too different from the rest of the world.

[@paininthepatoot]

a lot of muricans would like to be able to buy the Hilux but can't. We settle for the Tacoma which is marginally bigger and more powerful then the Hilux. The are otherwise pretty much the same. We are begging Toyota to start selling the new Scout (unibody pick up) but no word on that yet.

[@ashleyward2735]

No one really cares what Americans want.

[@ahalhalahalhal9701]

​@@paininthepatoot but hilux are diesel also last longer than tacoma ask mexicans

[@David-nx2vm]

Wrong. Most of us Americans who want/need a smaller truck would gladly buy a Hilux if Toyota sold them here. Most of us don’t want “bro-dozers” or overpriced complicated computers-on-wheels, but that’s what they make and offer for sale. Blame CARB requirements, manufacturer one-upsmanship , whatever. Our dealers are filled with overpriced under built junk that gets recalled a month after it’s built. We want smaller and cheaper. Case in point - Ford Maverick sales increases are blowing everything else out of the water. Not a coincidence.

[@paininthepatoot]

@@ahalhalahalhal9701 that would be nice on a Tacoma

[@andrewpreston4127]

Actually, when you want a vacuum cleaner, intelligent and discerning people buy a Henry or a Hetty. Dysons are for the mugs.

[@TheJon2442]

Or a James!!!!I bought one for my wife's birthday a few years ago! She loves it.

[@Rroff2]

6:04 is quite a big one for me - the pickup we had while in the US there was enough space under the bench seat to get 2 small backpacks which went a long way to making up for the lack of a proper boot (which you will miss even with the cargo bed). My Navara has just a shoe box sized space which the subwoofer already sits in under one of the rear seats and 2 smaller spaces under the other two which aren't very useful at all.

[@Johnny84mm-sn4gj]

Ive owned a 2023 Hilux Conquest (Philippines) since Sept 2023. It has some of the features omitted for cost cutting (rear drum breaks, etc) but it pretty much looks identical. I opted for the manual gearbox. It is a terrific vehicle here considering the rough roads.

[@Chief_Brody]

Yes please I'm gonna buy one! *tries to find stuff to put in the back. Golf clubs and shopping from Aldi*

[@theemeraldcompany1907]

Fantastic truck, reliable, durable and it's a great truck, we use them for Emerald mining in Colombia.

[@rickran1647]

These Hilux engines (both the 2.4 and 2.8) is highly popular for tuners in where i’m from. I’ve seen Hiluxes (and its SUV counterpart) were heavily tuned to 400HP and capable doing top speed runs against Golf GTI and even BMW 140i.

[@Murtayafourfun]

This is definitely the pick up to buy if you value reliability. My bosses have an Amarok each and a 3.2 Ford Ranger, all from new. One Amarok is on its 3rd engine and the other recently had timing chain issues. The Ranger has been doing ok except for an oil leak on the back of the engine.

[@daviddenley3512]

How to improve the ride... Get a concrete paving flag and lay in in the rear cargo bed, that should do the trick. You just need to put a bit of weight in the back and get some flax in the Cart Springs! As for the DPF, just give the car a bit of welly weekly for a few miles and it'll never need a regen!

[@martinclark9636]

I used to park cars at Manchester Airport and drove a complete variety of cars from 20 year old jag XJ with grinding noises every time you turned onto the upramp.. My mates loved my pictures and descriptions of each car.. The Toyota Hilux I drove had I'd say a good Stockport council bin worth of litter in it and drove as I told my mates like driving a bouncy castle! Parking with no sensors in drop&go at Manchester airport with a Hilux trying to find a suitable space you could fit in was stressful...😩

[@michaelede6309]

I had a 2018 SR5 and did 30,000 kms then sold it for $7000 more than I paid for it, missed it and just bought another one a couple of months ago and love it all over again!

[@timvinall4802]

Bullet Proof Matt!!

[@TheMarchOfAmber]

Matt - Toyota is a very conservative company, I think having a blade key for the tailgate is a very clear example of that - probably they wanted to keep it as simple and as old school as possible. And, probably, to have redundancy in case central locking fails.

[@MRCL-190]

They are just cheap

[@wayneharris7534]

Mat I had one for years to be honest I never had a issue with it .. It just kept going ..I covered over one hundred and seventy thousands miles in the truck.and only kept to the maintenance schedules. The only advisory I ever had with a mot.was to change the drop links .. I sold the truck to the local farmer and it is still going strong ..to be honest I don't know what the mileage is now but it must be near three hundred thousand now. If I was in the market for a pickup again Hilux would be the only one I would buy.all I can say is don't use cheap diesel ..in the truck. And every now and again put a shot of redex or something like it in the fuel tank.

[@willotoole4118]

Bulletproof toyota hilux 🔥

[@adebrade172]

I remember my old Toyota Hilux import, surf model I abused it to death never broke, got a Jimmy commercial now which I love.

[@zzhughesd]

Great. I’ve been thinking about this for a bit 2.8d. No idea why. Glad video been made

[@s.barasa]

I like the fact that the trunk has its own blade key. Makes it less likely for stuff to be stolen if you somehow forget to lock the rest of the car

[@isaacboateng9782]

When you see Toyota hilux approaching you in Afghanistan, time to take cover 🤣🤣😂😂

[@sandwichbar8226]

Or Bradford

[@isaacboateng9782]

@@sandwichbar8226 😂😂😂😂

[@shanegraham9077]

Remove the c lol

[@bi5048]

One a half year ago I bought brand new SUV version of this pick up. Loving it!

[@georgedaville4662]

Good video Matt, fair assessment of the total ownership package over a fair lifespan. 👍

[@leesmith9299]

9:47 never put any thought into it but could this be why my dads always had a couple of bags of sand in it? weigh down the suspension a bit.

[@cabottaxi]

My son used to drive one of these and loved parking it into a corporate car park. He always arrived early when it was empty . Amazingly enough later on there was always a parking space either side of it as the BMWs, Audi's and Mercedes Benz cars always gave it a wide berth.

[@thesaint8400]

Bit sad.

[@BillyPhilipRwoth]

0:37: Was that a low-key roast of the Ford pickup truck?😂

[@michaelsnowdon7079]

We have had a 2002 hilux on our farm sinse new. Besides routine serviceing, a new pair of batteries, windscreen wipers and tyres it has never required anything else.

[@mjpm2409]

I love the straight faced but hilarious (and absolutely factual) joke "look what theyre driving"! Nice one.

[@eksebro]

A nice treat on a Wednesday, keep the informative videos going! 👍🏻

[@jkrk7006]

never saw this car before, but I like it!

[@tomatobrush3283]

I would like to drive something like this but the parking and roads in the UK are so small, it must be so annoying to drive.

[@mariemccann5895]

Yep, little man syndrome car.

[@bondjamesbond9041]

Simple answer to your question - YES!!

[@johngettins794]

I would say reason for blade key is remember tray is removable, maybe different box or flat deck say for farming, hay bales and the like . Chassis cab sometimes sold by ute companies can be cheaper.

[@Conservator.]

Hi Matt, I’ve watched many of your videos and it’s alway very pleasant to listen to you speaking. It seems like you’re doing it off the cuff but in this video with all those details and the clear structure, I can’t image that you’d do this without thorough preparation. Could you tell us how much time it takes to make a video like this? I’m just curious. If it’s an impertinent question please ignore (and sorry for the question). Thanks and greetings from the Netherlands.

[@HighPeakAutos]

Thank you! Yes I do plan them meticulously and script them

[@ruk2023--]

Too small for me. I have always thought the full size trucks in America would be too big if I brought one over here. I saw someone in a newish RAM on Oxford Road in Manchester yesterday though and now I am convinced that they will work here. Everywhere apart from the underground parking in my apartment building.

[@nellbrown770]

16 years ive had them and not one problem ,just yearly services. the only thing i think looks stupid is how the body overhangs the wheels so much, the best mpg i could get out of the 2.4 was 28mpg :(

[@MilionareBee]

This is a great example, but it also needs an antiroll bar in the load bay

[@eguy83]

There's one GR version available in my country, it was imported from Japan. Very nice indeed

[@AnthonyAnthony-o4v]

I've had two, great trucks, ultra reliable.😊

[@daveknight743]

I had the exact same as this one on a 21 plate had it from new it was stolen 2 weeks ago🤬 gutted. Both keys were in Faraday box they can just scan tye car now. Make sure anyone who has one put a tracker on and full size steering lock on. Loads are going at the moment. The toyota tracker they can turn this off too! Amazing truck used to tow 3.5 ton plus weight in the back on road and off no problem.

[@Nite-owl]

Bizarrely, I wouldn't buy a Dyson vacuum if they were £10, they're crap ! Found out the hard way TWICE. Now I buy Sebo, and had my current one for nearly 15 years. Also wouldn't go anywhere near a Range Rover. Apart from the fact they look hideous, I wouldn't want the insurance cost, nor the very high likelihood of it either breaking down, or being stolen. Pickup though, Toyota HiLux all the way !

[@thevacdude]

In the US it's called the Tacoma and for 2024, we have these trims, SR, SR5, 6 TRD models, TRD Pro, TRD PreRunner, Sport, Off Road, Sport i-Force Max, and Off Road I-Force Max, Limited, Limited i-Force Max, and Trailhunter.

[@TheKacper2001]

Its a completely different car

[@canopus101]

That is a very nice truck. You can't go wrong with a Toyota.

[@mariemccann5895]

You can.

[@leesmith9299]

0:25 thank you for not saying "when you want a hoover you buy a dyson"

[@philcrockford5534]

Shark are on their way to Romiley Garage - in their Hiluxes

[@derekburgess]

I have no problem with hoover. Much better than the clunky description. Just spell with a small aitch.

[@tonygledhill3654]

I used to sell New Pickup trucks at a SsangYong dealership and I I did feel a little bad when they said they wanted a truck as reliable as their old hilux and convenience them to buy a SsangYong Musso which would be back in with an engine light at 1000 miles on the clock

[@weejohnnybigmickey]

I've got a musso and no problems so far🤞

[@jamesm6341]

Absolutely. Buy one. This is the last model before they add adblue / batteries etc.

[@Andek74]

My friend from Jubrique (mountain village) has exactly that version, he sold his VW Touareg and bought the Hilux as he needed a pickup for his finca. He says he couldn't get better.

[@johnantonine4505]

The best in the business. Simple as

[@andrewf1326]

Hilux, unbreakable, good choice. Interesting Dyson comments. I was a skeptic for years...overpriced, look cheap. My wise 17 year old son told me they are actually good. I bought one, would never go back. So some good advice here as always 😊 👍

[@stvns1k952]

I have just been given the 2024 Invincible automatic for work. I was in the 2023 Ranger Wildtrak for the last year. The Ranger is superior in terms of comfort and enjoyability. In the Hilux, unless you want to be fully extending your arms to reach the steering wheel, even when extended all the way out, your knees will be at a 90 degree angle, and your left knee will be pressed against the 4x4 control. I think this has been designed by someone who has never driven before.

[@steveshipway6351]

Need to remember with the ride comfort that it’s designed to carry 1000kg and still tow a couple of tons. I have one and it needs at least 100kg in the back, if not more, to take the initial bounce out. A LR commercial doesn’t have this payload, I believe, so can manage on other spring methods. I had a D40 Navara before with a canopy and it made the world of difference. The ICE head units are beyond useless. As a tech country Toyota have some shocking stereo units. Speed dial takes 5 less buttons than dialling the chuffing number!! My big blue wheel barrow earns its keep at work and around the house so anything else wouldn’t come close.

[@dizali4857]

Hey Matt, love your history links (Marie Antoinette) Nice and nippy but looks more suited to a farm or ranch. Not one for nipping into town! Not for me, way too big and bouncy. X

[@trevorlinda3148]

Next please Review the 2024 Ford ranger raptor 3.0 lrt v6 ecoboost.

[@simonmarsh5007]

Great truck love mine ,so well made excellent of road with the right tires

[@keithskelton5596]

It’s a mule Perfect for everything you need to do Bikes in the back Kids in the back 6 hour run & it’s fine Great economy Low depreciation Say no more Good vid

[@pesak_cupeHe]

Hey Matt, been wandering for a while now, is that a Rolex Explorer II ?

[@f-u-nkyf-u-ntime]

I thought it was a Tag Aquaracer.

[@alexanderstefanov6474]

Definitely a 16570

[@f-u-nkyf-u-ntime]

@@pesak_cupeHe I thought it might be a Tag Heuer Aquaracer.

[@f-u-nkyf-u-ntime]

@pesak_cupeHe twice my comment has been deleted. I wonder if it's because I thought it was an Aquaracer and that's beneath him 🤔 😂

[@rhysmicklethwaite4771]

There is storage under the rear seats pull the strap and the seats will lift up and reveal

[@peterduncan1322]

It's strange because I don't like sky jacked 4X4's , but the rims and tires on this look a touch small. The one Toyota I have always loved was the Toyota FJ40 , considering they were made from 1960 - 1983 , they were completely indestructible ( Given salt levels of your country , lol ) and enough torque in low to climb a tree ( Yes , I'm being facetious, but you get the point ) A buddy of mine had one in Vancouver and we took it up to Whistler all the time , I was amazed at it...

[@andrewdilworth9180]

I always fancied one till I drove one back from scotland was just like driving a van back noisy and a fuel guzzler .I did prepare the Navara tho

[@Mariazellerbahn]

When you want a reliable vaccuum cleaner, you DON'T buy a Dyson. When you want a reliable luxury SUV, you DON'T buy a Range Rover.

[@ajbass3685]

Was watching the video saw the prices seemed reasonable, went to check them in Portugal 204hp Invincible 2.8L Diesel is 68.690€. The conversion from 35415 pounds to euro is 45384€ send help.

[@dmw13]

If memory serves, Marty McF,y had a Toyota.

[@arthurtwoshedsjackson6266]

He did at the end of the film which Biff was polishing

[@MrMacan1986]

Those rear lights look like the SsangYong pickul from 10 years ago.... but the Hilux is the sharpest toll in the box of dulled out tools.

[@stevencrosft7631]

Great video as always! I would love for you to review a alfa romeo giulia quadrifoglio :)

[@damilolaakanni]

0:30 not always true...for example, when I want a luxury SUV, I'd get a Lexus...or maybe an Acura. As for the Hilux, if you need a truck and can afford it, this is the one to go for...if it's available in your country...sorry US and Canadian viewers😢. I think it's better than the Tacoma that they sell in the US and Canada.

[@jamietrev]

Neat graphics on the road

[@1982dsc]

It won't outlive much.. chassis snapping is very common in later life. I'm sure they come with factory fitted corrosion as standard.

[@reyvichernandez2107]

I thnk the model that this hilux is equivalent to in the asian regions is the Toyota Hilux Conquest, and it does comtain some of the features that you think is missing with that particular model

[@richardlungu4898]

Love these 'should you buy videos'...next up..Ford Ranger

[@andrewwaller5913]

No don't buy that. Toyota much better.

[@ph8077]

If I ever get a mullet & dungarees, I'll think about it!

[@IrnBruFreak]

Can it run 4wd on tarmac though ? The vast majority of pick ups can only run 4wd on dirt / snow etc and would assume this would be a key feature. See Mitsubishi L200 / ranger raptor / amarok 😊

[@lesklower7281]

I own a Hilux although it is 27 years old its just a work vehicle rear wheel drive single cab aluminium tray and it has a load capacity of 1500 kg and can carry two pallets its a 2.4 litre petrol engine but with just at 1200 kg it performance is good also the ride is not comfortable and it has only done 437000 kilometres and l have done a lot of work on it myself because there were a lot of 27 year old parts on it still the original engine gear box dpand differental it's my retirement project vehicle