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We’re probably due to see the entire Toyota IMV range facelifted at the Indonesian International Motor Show later this month, but here’s a preview for you – the first product photo of the new facelifted Toyota Hilux, which is also on display in Australia this month.
The front end now features a stronger, edgier grille, but the changes kinda stop there. I’m expecting the Hilux to continue to be offered in the 2.5 litre and 3.0 litre D4-D turbodiesel engines, and in certain countries also a 4.0 litre V6 petrol.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments mainly focus on the facelift's design, with some displeasure about the grille, while others compare it to the Ford Ranger and mention its global popularity and durability. There is curiosity about engine options, including the 2.5 VGT and 3.0 VGT, and speculation on launch timing in Malaysia. Several comments express anticipation and excitement for the new model, while a few discuss related models like the Fortuner and other trucks globally. Overall, positive sentiments about the Hilux's reliability prevail.