Toyota Hilux Champ - The Truck's Biggest Pros and Cons, Exposed!

Toyota Hilux Champ - The Truck's Biggest Pros and Cons, Exposed! Dive into the world of the Toyota Hilux Champ, where strength meets sophistication. Toyota Hilux Champ isn’t just a vehicle, it’s a game-changer. Discover the untold stories of its prowess and the little-known drawbacks that every truck enthusiast should hear. This video peels back the layers on the Hilux Champ, revealing insights that manufacturers won’t tell you. From the dusty trails to the urban sprawl, we put the 2024 Toyota Hilux Champ to the test. Will Toyota Hilux Champ 2024 reign supreme, or will hidden flaws leave you second-guessing? The answers lie within, as we expose the biggest pros and cons of this beloved truck. Stay tuned, as we uncover the full story of the Toyota Hilux Champ - it’s not just a review; it’s the truth unveiled.
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[@kevindavis3363]

I'm in Thailand now and looking at buying the Champ. I have seen in the flesh the various options and, for me, it looks like a good buy. I respect what appears to be Toyota's vision of bringing to the market a "farmers" or basic trade truck. No bells no whistles, do away with the fancy wish list stuff and keep it simple (maybe it's the new "Peoples Truck" ) I certainly expect it will be running around Asia for the next 40 to 50 years. Diesel is my preferred option but with a short wheel base bed. That limits me to an automatic when I would have gone for a manual. There isn't a 4wd option either. There are a couple of additions (extras) that I will specify, not least a reversing camera as the rear window is small and our parking space is tight, grab handles on the window pillars as otherwise you have 2 threaded holes each side that are not even blanked off. Same goes for a passenger visor..not standard but the fitting is there. All in, with metallic paint, it's going to work out close to 17000 USD. I'm a Brit and there's nothing like it in the UK..and it would clean up at this price... I understand it will not been seen in Australia or the US either. To me, for years, manufacturers have added stuff to vehicles we didn't know we needed and it's all the more to go wrong. Give me an old diesel that bangs away for ever, even if I have to manually wind the windows, sing to myself and look at a map book. And, I should, add it won't be long before there will be a load of aftermarket add-ons available.

[@bluefish4999]

Wow still 17k, is that standard stripped down version or some of the add-ons? The cons were pros to me for the most part on this truck, though a king cab would be useful. Was in Thailand last year and love all the little trucks and vans running around when I'm in Asia, I'm still rolling my 99 ford ranger here in the States, it has took a beating as a work truck but still running strong. This truck is exactly what the US car market needs, but of course they'll never allow it in.

[@magamike1800]

I am looking at getting a champ here in Thailand. I always have a dash cam in my cars here and most of them come with a second camera to put on the back which doubles as a reversing camera.

[@rollthetape88]

4x4 will come eventually.

[@camwig5129]

You show the hilux with 4 doors but then say it doesn’t. Then you talk about American brand trucks and then show a Chevy that isn’t sold in North America…

[@hayseedfarmboy]

the only limit if the base price is actually 10K will 4x4 drive trains, allot of farm trucks need to be 4wd to be useful and dependable , light 2wd trucks will get stuck in flat pasture just from morning dew , and from what ive seen they sre just offering 2wd models which will not be any good off road or winter weather

[@MrDingaling007]

are you sure they will be able to tackle the offroad? pretty sure they only come in 2wd

[@Zt3v3]

I would buy a brand new Hilux Champ for $13k, I don't care about airbags or crash performance. Unfortunately we'll never get the chance in North America.

[@thomaslthomas1506]

You can thank NTSSA for dat!

[@Sohave]

I like the concept, of a rugged bare bones vehicle without a lot of electronics that can go wrong or squeal on you. But I dislike the modern design and would like it with a more nostalgic exterior. Perhaps DAMD will make a mod for it that makes it look better.

[@adamd3145]

It's not made for the north American market, unless you are referring to Mexico.

[@ramieoliveros8987]

off road??? why?? it is 4x4?

[@OdyTypeR]

_"The 2024 Toyota HiLux Champ could offer the North American market..."_ NO. No it couldn't. These aren't hitting the US until 2048 as a 25 year old used car. _"...But, it faces stiff competition..."_ From what, exactly? Side-by-sides? The double-the-price Ford Maverick? 10 seconds in and my eyes rolled out of my head. 🙄 I think they're afraid to watch the rest of the vid.

[@davidtruckcoe7064]

is the fng thing fwd or rwd .

[@gilgarza2903]

It's RWD. All the engine options come from other pickups with RWD. I prefer the 2.7L, it came in the Tacoma and Hilux since 2005. I've only seen ONE with a blown engine. And that was in a 4X4. Good power and decent gas mileage.

[@bobcranberries5853]

The Toyota Hilux is not going to be sold in the North American market. So what the f#ck is this video about?

[@00x0xx]

Toyota wants to bring the truck to North America. It all depends on how much they are being prevented by local laws.

[@bobcranberries5853]

@@00x0xx I don’t think Toyota wants competition for the Toyota Tacoma. So I don’t think they really want to bring it here.

[@00x0xx]

@@bobcranberries5853 Toyota had publicly said they were looking to sell this in other markets including North America.

[@bobcranberries5853]

@@00x0xx i’ve got the biggest hard on for the Toyota champ. But I don’t think it’ll ever happen in that price range. after they add the required, ABS, airbags, and other safety bullshit it will be a $25,000 truck.

[@00x0xx]

@@bobcranberries5853 Prior to releasing this vehicle, Toyota CEO said that their new company direction was to shift from making premium expensive vehicles into low cost basic vehicles. And this was across the board. Likely he's betting on slow or stagnant economy growth will continue globally, so there is more profit in mass selling these low cost vehicles than fewer high cost vehicles. Even in the states, nobody is buying brand new Tacoma's, they buy used trucked because of it's better benefit/cost ratio. Car companies don't make money when people don't buy their new vehicles. They have to make what people want to buy. I agree though, that American politicians will find a way to raise the cost of this particular truck so Toyota might not be able to sell it under $15k here.

[@TubersAndPotatoes]

Offroad? Maybe needs a 4" lift and bigger wheels.

[@georgekrpan3181]

It looks totally nerdy but that's ok.

[@gilgarza2903]

It's still NOT available in the Mexican market. Don't know about the rest of Latin American. BTW, it's FUGLY! But at that price point, who cares.

[@no1mongrel]

A Yank speaking, this is made for Asia not wingepots !

[@bryan6679]

People will buy it because is a Toyota😅 those cars are forever jajaja

[@edgarallanperegrino6869]

4x4 with double cab👍