The Japanese carmaker is also optimistic of the sales potentials of the 2016 Toyota HiLux given its track record in the Land Down Under where it is averaging 40,000 units sold annually for the past five years. In fact, Toyota Australia has sold over 850,000 HiLux models locally since the vehicle line was introduced to the country in 1968.
Because of its seven airbags, its ABS brakes, stability and traction control, hill start assist, and a standard reversing camera across all variants, the 2016 Toyota HiLux is expected to receive a five-star rating from the Australian motoring industry association.
The Aussies refer to the Toyota HiLux as Hiluxi. The Australians preference for the Toyota HiLux can be attested by the fact that the pickup truck has been the best-selling commercial vehicle in the country for the last 17 years, and it is also the third best-seller in any of the vehicle in any class for any purpose for the last seven years.
Thus, the 2016 Toyota HiLux came out customer-focused and looking very good too featuring a stronger yet flexible frame that have reduced cabin noise to ensure a quiet and more comfortable ride