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	Comments on: 2016 Toyota HiLux Previewed in more Detail, What You Need to Know about the New Model!	</title>
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		By: jesse		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[It&#039;s a big &quot;IF&quot;. the smaller engine is definately a problem. Nissan shed a lot of buyers by making that move, and while toyota claim to have been talking to owners about what to do with the new model, we have 5 in the family, and i&#039;ve been asking everyone i know with one, and nobody has suggested a smaller engine as an improvement. In fact, quite the opposite. I realise on paper smaler engines can and do produce more power, but in the real world theres no replacement for displacement.... a larger, lower stressed, less turbo reliant (and cooler engine bay) engine tends to be more reliable and less peaky.....  I wont be buying the next model.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It&#8217;s a big &#8220;IF&#8221;. the smaller engine is definately a problem. Nissan shed a lot of buyers by making that move, and while toyota claim to have been talking to owners about what to do with the new model, we have 5 in the family, and i&#8217;ve been asking everyone i know with one, and nobody has suggested a smaller engine as an improvement. In fact, quite the opposite. I realise on paper smaler engines can and do produce more power, but in the real world theres no replacement for displacement&#8230;. a larger, lower stressed, less turbo reliant (and cooler engine bay) engine tends to be more reliable and less peaky&#8230;..  I wont be buying the next model.</p>
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