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How does the Hilux’s image as a 'technical' in conflict zones play out?
31 December 2024 06:10
The Hilux has proved its toughness. It’s stood a war zone on its head, it can handle any civilian dishing out.
How does the Hilux’s image as a 'technical' in conflict zones play out?
31 December 2024 06:10
It is problematic, in association with conflict. This does however give the Hilux a slightly menacing image, that might be a turn off for some buyers.
How does the Hilux’s image as a 'technical' in conflict zones play out?
31 December 2024 06:10
Toyota pays nothing for the advertising. A Hilux reputation of being 'technical' just adds to another Hilux reputation: tough, reliable.
How does the Hilux’s image as a 'technical' in conflict zones play out?
31 December 2024 06:10
Toyota needs to be more responsible about where they sell Hiluxes. There is a serious ethical issue as the world's use of the truck in conflicts.
How does the Hilux’s image as a 'technical' in conflict zones play out?
31 December 2024 06:10
How people us it isn't the fault of the truck. This is no different to that, the Hilux is just a tool and reliability is a virtue regardless of the application.
How does the Hilux’s image as a 'technical' in conflict zones play out?
31 December 2024 06:10
Some buyers like the “technical” image. It’s so cool to see a part of modern history and to own a piece of that.
How does the Hilux’s image as a 'technical' in conflict zones play out?
31 December 2024 06:10
It's overblown. Other conflicts use plenty of other vehicles, but it is high profile because it is so popular.
It’s said that the Toyota Hilux is literally indestructible but is this really true?
31 December 2024 06:10
Absolutely! I’ve seen Hiluxes get beaten black and blue and continue on in the truck. He still has an 90s model that is over 400,000km and still runs like a champ.
It’s said that the Toyota Hilux is literally indestructible but is this really true?
31 December 2024 06:10
It is tough, but not unbreakable. But these modern Hiluxes are comfortable and packed with tech, therefore more to break.
It’s said that the Toyota Hilux is literally indestructible but is this really true?
31 December 2024 06:10
It is well deserved reputation. Who would want to buy a truck, and this is why in developing countries, these things survive conditions that would destroy other trucks.
It’s said that the Toyota Hilux is literally indestructible but is this really true?
31 December 2024 06:10
It's partly marketing hype. Other trucks such as the Ford Ranger are just as tough, but their legendary status is long gone.
It’s said that the Toyota Hilux is literally indestructible but is this really true?
31 December 2024 06:10
Depends on the generation. Once, the older models were absolute tanks, newer ones have sacrificed a bit of durability for the benefit of comfort and emissions compliance.
How has the Hilux globally become so popular that it hasn’t made its way to Toyota’s US market yet?
31 December 2024 06:10
Thats where chicken tax comes in. The tariffs would be too high to make the Hilux competitive with domestic trucks.
How has the Hilux globally become so popular that it hasn’t made its way to Toyota’s US market yet?
31 December 2024 06:10
Toyota doesn't want to take strength from Tacoma sales. Why does Toyota need another product competing in the US market already served by the Tacoma?
How has the Hilux globally become so popular that it hasn’t made its way to Toyota’s US market yet?
31 December 2024 06:10
The main hurdle is emissions regulation. Diesel engines in the Hilux would need major changes to bring them into compliance with US standards.
How has the Hilux globally become so popular that it hasn’t made its way to Toyota’s US market yet?
31 December 2024 06:10
It's a missed opportunity. It was the kind of truck that filled a niche for a more utilitarian, stripped down truck that the Tacoma lacks.
How has the Hilux globally become so popular that it hasn’t made its way to Toyota’s US market yet?
31 December 2024 06:10
The Tacoma, basically, is the American Hilux. The Tacoma is Toyota adapted the global Hilux platform for US tastes and regulations.
How has the Hilux globally become so popular that it hasn’t made its way to Toyota’s US market yet?
31 December 2024 06:10
It's about brand perception. Yet Toyota is aiming to keep the Tacoma on its side of the line: the tougher, more capable truck for the US market.
How has the Hilux globally become so popular that it hasn’t made its way to Toyota’s US market yet?
31 December 2024 06:10
There's too much competition in the U.S. truck market. Established players such as the F-150, Silverado would have a problem with the Hilux.
Why has the Hilux continued to sell well in developing nations despite a hail of negative press?
31 December 2024 06:10
That's the strength of the Hilux in its simplicity. That means fewer electronics and luxury features that will be breaking down in harsh conditions.
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