Latest Information on Toyota HiAce
The HiAce was introduced in 1967 and has been available in many guises, from minivans and minibuses to pick-ups, vans, taxi’s and even ambulances. It was originally only sold on the European market and then later brought to Africa and used in the public transport segment. Toyota’s proven reliability has made it the preferred choice for tradesmen. Minimal changes have been made to its 2015 range that includes a more fuel-efficient petrol engine and the addition of stability control across all variants. It is powered by a 3.0-litre turbo diesel four-cylinder which produces 100kW with maximum torque of 300Nm.
Toyota HiAce Variant Pricing
Toyota HiAce Latest Stock
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30R 583 5992026 Toyota HiAce2.5D-4D Ses-Fikile 16-seater
- Demo
- 200 km
- Manual
- Diesel
23R 549 2992026 Toyota HiAce2.7 Ses-Fikile 16-seater
- New
- Manual
- Petrol
13R 285 0002021 Toyota HiAce2.5D-4D Ses-Fikile 16-seater
- Used
- 512 775 km
- Manual
- Diesel
13R 305 0002023 Toyota HiAce2.5D-4D Ses-Fikile 16-seater
- Used
- 62 333 km
- Manual
- Diesel
Review Summary
PROS
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Renown Toyota reliability
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Understated looks
CONS
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Better offerings available
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Cheap looking cabin
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Very basic
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