This highly-awarded engine has stood the test of time, powering everything from rugged SUVs to commuter sedans.

These models are proven to stand the test of time. So much so that many owners opt to keep them for 15 years or more, according to iSeeCars' data.

The all-new Toyota Hilux made its European debut in Belgium, at the Brussels Motor Show, looking ready to take on the continent's favorite, the Ford Ranger. The ninth generation of the Hilux is not ...

The 2002 Toyota HiLux SR5 is a four-wheel drive, 4-door Utility that was released to the Australian market on 4th January 1970. with prices starting at $46,425 before on-road costs. This Toyota HiLux ...

The electric 2026 Toyota HiLux will claim just 240km of driving range – based on lab testing – when it arrives in Australia next year as one of the shortest-range battery-powered cars on sale. With a ...

Will the new Toyota Hilux live up to the legacy of the previous generations? Only time and tests will tell. The designers at Toyota have done a great job of making the Hilux look sleeker yet more ...

File this under “yet another vehicle we don’t get in the States.” The ninth-generation Hilux, what Toyota calls the world’s most famous pickup, will see a battery-electric version added to its deep ...

The Toyota Hilux finally broke cover in its new generation form, and the biggest highlight is that it is now available with a battery electric powertrain for the first time in the nameplate’s lifespan ...

The takeaway: Toyota has unveiled an all-electric version of the Hilux, marking the company's first fully electric pickup and a major shift for one of the world's most recognizable utility trucks. The ...

Toyota Hilux is an important nameplate for the Japanese carmaker, and it was long awaiting a generation change, which has finally taken place. The new ninth-generation Toyota Hilux is unveiled. In ...