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Despite being six years old this vehicle remains the one
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the others fail to match when launching their new market additions.
Toyota has given its panel van a brush up ahead of Euro-4, although the changes are, apart from the engine, minor. Outside it gets a revamp, while power from the 2.5-litre D-4D common-rail diesel is given a boost.
Top power from the entry level Hiace is up 7hp, to 94bhp at 3,600rpm, while torque is up nearly 20%. For high power applications the Hiace is available with a 117hp top rating, up from 100hp, which gives a significant performance boost. Inside is a new four-spoke steering wheel, silver finish to the central instrument cluster, different seat fabrics and a CD player that can play MP3 files. Exterior changes are limited to a new grille, bumper and headlights
LIKES AND DISLIKES-.
✓ Strong reputation for reliability ✓ Excellent engine x Styling changes not takentar enough
X Limited range