For over half a century, the Toyota Hilux has been hauling, towing, and tackling some of the toughest conditions on the planet. While Toyota’s Corolla may take the crown as the brand’s best-seller, ...

This video shows a durability test of WhistlinDiesel’s modified Toyota Hilux. We examine how the vehicle performs under heavy ...

The Toyota Hilux has a well-earned reputation for being the most indestructible truck ever made, and there's a good reason for it. We'll tell you why.

This, however, doesn’t mean that Toyota shouldn’t update these vehicles. RELATED: An Electric Toyota Hilux Is Coming, Highlighting The Need For Compact Electric Trucks In The U.S.

The Toyota Hilux, while absent from U.S. roads, is famous all over the world for being nearly indestructible as far as compact trucks go. It's equally at home doing normal truck-related tasks ...

As you may be aware, the Hilux isn’t the only Toyota that is considered indestructible. All Toyota’s are well made, with most of them being over-engineered in many ways.

Direct Cars Pricing starts at 10,980,000 yen ($83,000 USD) for a build based on the basic Hilux Z, and steps up to 12,450,000 yen ($94,000) if you want to start with a Hilux GR Sport as discussed.

The first off-road test is an uphill drag race. On paper, the Hilux should win because of its higher torque and quicker-shifting transmission, however the exact opposite happens as the Land ...

The diesel-powered Toyota Hilux is one of the most indestructible vehicles on the planet. This 1974 Hilux that David Newbern is loaning to Mike Finnegan and David Freiburger is not.

The Hilux Mako features an ARB Old Man Emu suspension kit that lifts the suspension 1.6 inches in the front over the Australian off-road flagship Rugged X trim and nearly 2 inches in the rear ...

But up until recently, the Hilux’s looks, dependability and street cred had mostly appealed to owner-drivers wanting workaday practicality or off-road robustness. With this new face-lifted model ...

The outgoing Toyota Hilux Rugged X (above) was introduced in 2018 and received a facelift in 2020. On the other hand, the more extreme Toyota Hilux Tonka Concept (below) debuted in 2017.