UMW Toyota Motor recently launched the Toyota Hilux L-Edition (‘L’ refers to luxury), marking the arrival of the facelifted pick-up truck in Malaysia. We now bring you a full gallery of the L-Edition in 2.4L AT 4×4 guise, which is one of two offered – the other being the 2.8L AT 4×4.
As mentioned at the start, the L-Edition models are based on the refreshed Hilux, and therefore sport a Tacoma-inspired face. Highlights include a large hexagonal grille as well as a redesigned bumper. The latter features an upturned centre air intake and new fog light enclosures.
Model-specific items include two-tone 18-inch five-spoke alloy wheels (with 265/65 profile tyres), a chrome and black finish for the front grille, piano black trim instead of silver units, plus perforated leather seats.
The 2.4L AT 4×4 L-Edition comes equipped with halogen headlamps (with bulb-type DRLs), a manual air-conditioning system, multi-info instrument cluster display, smart entry and start, regular head unit, eight-way powered driver seat, seven airbags, Vehicle Stability Control (VSC), reverse sensor and ABS with EBD plus brake assist.
These items are largely similar to those found on the pre-facelift Hilux 2.4L AT 4×4, including what’s under the hood. There, you’ll find a 2GD-FTV 2.4 litre turbodiesel with 150 PS and 400 Nm of torque, mated to a six-speed automatic transmission. Also part of the powertrain is Active Traction Control (A-TRC) and a four-wheel drive system with on-the-fly switching and a rear differential lock.
In terms of pricing, the L-Edition 2.4L AT 4×4 goes for RM119,300 (OTR without insurance), while the 2.8L AT 4×4 retails at RM133,900. Each purchase includes a five-year/150,000 km warranty, along with a choice of seven colours. Check out CarBase.my for detailed specifications of the new Toyota Hilux L-Edition models.
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The Lux supposed to mean luxury. So Hilux L edition means High Luxury Luxury-Edition? WTF!
140k but UMW is still selling plastic stickers and called it body stripes.You know how much they charge customers those ugly body stripes? Effing RM380
Overpriced at RM140k for a mere Toyota truck. I hope we get the 30% car price reduction promised to us
UMW better just call this Hilux Special Edition or Hilux G X (remember Camry G X, anyone?) instead of Luxury Edition. The specs doesn’t match the moniker Luxury at all. Change the front bumper and alloys, enough to bump up to luxury status already? What a joke.
Hilux is not a luxury vehicle nway.
Wait a darn minute. When reduced prices, u pulak hentam no RV. So mana mau ni?
Which world u came from that has bog standard cars RV higher than purchase price?
Spec still outdated
Toyota sure knows how to make automobiles ugly. Innova X, Avanza X and now Hulix L. What next?
Alredi got fugly sienta before this. Next is vios ultraman
It’s not that difficult when the basic designs are ugly to start with. Innova, Avanza, Hilux, Vios all have one thing in common: no one can honestly call them good-looking.
They are bloddy reliable dude…danm good RV as well…do consider a 5 year old kia since you still learning bout cars ok
Mythical hi RV cant saves lives, only toyota SA belip so.
Does reliable means the cars must be ugly?
Wait a minute..Why would anyone buy luxury truck for? Isn’t the truck built for tough, dirty condition and ability to move about wherever normal car couldn’t get to?
Ada Luxury in name: +100 Ego
Became status symbol for wannabe-contractors & pomen.
manual aircond…. no downhill assist…..BULB DRL……
Wtf luxury means by toyota? Manual aircond, no rear aircond vent, 6.1″ tiny screen, halogen lamp, no cruise control, no sports bar, no DAC.
Proton pickup when? Hahaha
LOL luxury but with manual aircon knobs, halogen headlights.. luxury konon…
Why are the prices of pickup trucks increasing every time a new model comes out? Is this due to our ringgit losing value or increasing tax?
Pl give detail of toyota 2 tier plan