Used 2023 Toyota Hilux

Looking for a new Toyota Hilux then beat the 18 month with this cracker The Toyota Hilux has a proud history of achievement, conquering the world's toughest environments from polar icecaps to desert wastes and live volcanoes. Today's Hilux is about much more than being an ultra-reliable all-wheel drive workhorse that can deal with demanding off-road conditions. Without compromising its go-anywhere character, it is equally suited to dual business and leisure use, with composed on-road ride and handling and impressive safety, comfort and connectivity specifications. Exterior and interior design Hilux's frontal design has a completely new look, with a more powerful, three-dimensional treatment of the grille and bumper, increasing the vehicle's road presence and reinforcing its robust, all-terrain credentials. The effect is even greater on the top-of-the-range Invincible X, which comes with additional body styling and protection elements This Invincible X model feature new LED headlights and rear light clusters, plus 18-inch alloy wheels with a contrast machined/black finish for the Invincible and a two-tone dark finish for the Invincible X. Eight-inch multimedia screen mounted on the centre console. New 2.8-litre engine The new 2.8-litre turbodiesel engine gives Hilux an impressive boost in power, torque and performance. Fitted as standard to the Invincible X and available as an option for the Invincible, the unit produces a maximum 201bhp/150kW– an increase of 53bhp/40kW on the 2.4-litre unit – and lifts maximum torque by 100Nm to 500Nm. The extra muscle cuts the 0-62mph acceleration time by 2.7 seconds to 10 seconds (Double Cab with automatic transmission). It can be specified with six-speed manual or automatic transmission. As well as being more powerful, the new engine is engineered for efficiency too, fitted with a stop-start system. WLTP fuel economy and CO2 emissions data will be announced closer to the vehicle's on-sale date. Dynamic improvements Finding the