The fourth-generation Toyota HiAce was never officially imported into the U.S. It’s a shame because it could’ve easily outsold every other van, thanks to its genuine qualities.

Mark Oastler road tests and reviews the new Toyota HiAce LWB Crew Van with specs, fuel consumption and verdict. The Toyota HiAce was launched in 1967 and has been the benchmark for light commercial ...

The Toyota HiAce carries on in Japan for 2025, which marks its 21st model year. The van is now available with optional upgrades from GR Parts, focused on styling. Modellista also offers a range of ...

At $37,990 plus on-road costs, the HiAce LWB Crew Van commands a $2000 premium over the regular LWB HiAce diesel. ... given the lap-only centre belt and lack of side airbags.

Popularly known as the drone, the Toyota Hiace is the most common van on Ugandan roads. To these motorists, the drone is reliable, user friendly and economical with fuel consumption.

Meet Jake and his tiny home on wheels based on a 2009 Toyota Hiace with a long wheelbase. It's a right-hand-drive van, as it's an Australian vehicle. You might not be familiar with the Hiace, as ...

Ju Sung Oh knows how boring vans can be. That's why he decided to build a van that can be exciting by taking a 2016 Toyota HiAce and swapping in a VR38DETT from a Nissan GT-R.

Toyota’s hydrogen-powered HiAce van debuts. The world’s biggest carmaker has been slow to act on battery-powered electric vehicles but its latest vehicle could leapfrog the competition.

In South Africa, the Toyota HiAce is mainly used as a minibus taxi to haul the masses around.But over in Japan, Mzansi’s favourite van is put to many uses. While the Toyota HiAce is commonly ...

The Toyota HiAce carries on in Japan for 2025, which marks its 21st model year. The van is now available with optional upgrades from GR Parts, focused on styling. Modellista also offers a range of ...