The 2024 Toyota Hilux facelift will move into Australian showrooms in March 2024, with the market being the first in the world to sell the pick-up truck with its new hybrid powertrain. With its revamped aesthetic – first seen in Indonesia – that highlights a tougher front end, the main draw of the refreshed Hilux for Australia is its new 48-volt, mild-hybrid (MHEV) technology. It will be standard fitment to the higher-end variants for the market, namely the 4x4 Rogue and automatic SR5 double-cab

Since the third-generation Isuzu D-Max made its world debut in Thailand back in 2019, the pick-up truck has been topping the Kingdom’s best-selling chart which it took over from the Toyota Hilux. 4 years later, the D-Max has been given a more aggressive facelift with some improvements on the safety front. In Thailand, the updated D-Max is available with around 30 variants across 5 distinct body styles which are priced between THB 540,000 to THB 1,264,000 (~RM 69k-161k). This is clearly the most

The Toyota Hilux has just about edged the Isuzu D-Max in month of June 2023, to become the best-selling pickup in in the Kingdom of trucks, Thailand. For the first month this year, the Hilux has managed to outsell the D-Max selling a total of 9,242 units, versus the D-Max’s 9,093 units, as reported by Thai automotive media, Headlight Mag. Also read: Isuzu D-Max smokes Hilux to stay ahead as Thailand's best-selling vehicle in April 2023 However, the Isuzu D-Max continues to lead overall in 2023,

“It’s a 1993 LN105, like the one Clarkson tried to destroy on Top Gear. I bought it for £2000 in 2018 from Gloucester and despite it being a bit rough around the edges, it was no bother at all on the 280-mile drive home,” enthuses Paul Henderson on his modded Toyota Hilux to Toyota Magazine UK. The 39-year old father-of-three from Cumbria, England is all about that Hilux life. He lives, eats and breathes Toyota’s indestructible pick-up and unsurprisingly, that adoration has rubbed off on his 3-y

It looks like the Isuzu D-Max is not at risk of being upstaged by its sister-car the Mazda BT-50, as the D-Max will be launched in Malaysia ahead of the BT-50. WapCar.my understands that there is a direction by Mazda Motor for its overseas distributors to show respect to its partner Isuzu by granting Isuzu the privilege of launching the D-Max first. In Australia, the first export market for the all-new D-Max, Mazda Australia had intentionally delayed the launch of the BT-50 there by one month, a

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