The 2023 Toyota Hilux GR Sport was updated for the Malaysian market earlier today, and the highlight of that is in the form of more power. 224 PS and 550 Nm comes from the 1GD-FTV 2.8-litre turbodiesel mill now, a 20 PS and 50 Nm bump from its earlier form. Note that the Hilux Rogue, which it shares an engine with, still soldiers on with 204 PS and 500 Nm. Beyond the power increase, Hilux GR Sport and Rogue variants now get tailgate assist as standard; this is in addition to RFID tags made stand

Toyota to launch 5 GR / GR Sport models in Malaysia on 17-February Toyota GR Corolla and Toyota GR86 are confirmed Toyota GR Supra is also hinted, likely to be the new 6MT variant Silhouette of Toyota Hilux and Toyota Corolla Cross also shown, likely to be dressed up GR Sport variants While we wait for Honda Malaysia to make an announcement on the launch of the FL5 Honda Civic Type R, UMW Toyota Motor (UMWT) has jumped ahead to announce that it will be launching 5 new GR / GR Sport models next w

For the second year running, the Isuzu D-Max holds its title as Thailand’s best-selling pick-up truck of 2021. With 149,102 units sold, the D-Max is also the Kingdom’s best-selling car. Despite maintaining the lead, sales were down compared to 2020 which saw 160,328 units sold that year. Still, a win is a win and Isuzu Thailand would still be proud of maintaining that lead. Second-place is the Toyota Hilux with 127,669 units sold in 2021. Like the D-Max, it too saw a slump in sales compared to 2

2020 turned out to be a good year for the Isuzu D-Max in Thailand as it managed to overtake the Toyota Hilux to become not only Thailand’s best-selling pick-up truck but also its best-selling car. Based on the sales figures for the first two months of 2021, it might retain the crown. During the first two months of the year, Thais bought 52,182 units of pick-up trucks. Leading the way for both months and capturing 50.3% of market share is the Isuzu D-Max with 26,313 units sold. February saw sales

The facelifted 2020 Toyota Hilux is upon us (we’ve given you a round-up here). Of which, the star of the show is the new 2.8-litre Rogue. At RM 146,880, it's RM 13,000 more than the current next-best spec (2.4 V at RM 133,888). It's also an RM 7,000 increase from the pre-facelift flagship, the Hilux Black Edition. What's new? Are the additions worth it? Let's go over them, and we'll wait for your arguments in the comments. Exterior – bulkier bits for a tougher outlook Whatever you say, it's unde

About a week ago, photos depicting the upcoming 2020 Toyota Hilux facelift surfaced onto the internet, giving us a look at the new model. As before, the range-topping Hilux gets Bi-LED projector headlights, but for its 2020 update, the design of the LED headlights have been improved over the older model, now with a more angular design. Lower variants will soldier on with halogen headlights, but with a different design. The front-end of the Hilux facelift is inspired by the US market Toyota Tacom