Toyota Hilux Champ - The Truck's Biggest Pros and Cons, Exposed!

Toyota Hilux Champ - The Truck's Biggest Pros and Cons, Exposed! Dive into the world of the Toyota Hilux Champ, where strength meets sophistication. Toyota Hilux Champ isn’t just a vehicle, it’s a game-changer. Discover the untold stories of its prowess and the little-known drawbacks that every truck enthusiast should hear. This video peels back the layers on the Hilux Champ, revealing insights that manufacturers won’t tell you. From the dusty trails to the urban sprawl, we put the 2024 Toyota Hilux Champ to the test. Will Toyota Hilux Champ 2024 reign supreme, or will hidden flaws leave you second-guessing? The answers lie within, as we expose the biggest pros and cons of this beloved truck. Stay tuned, as we uncover the full story of the Toyota Hilux Champ – it’s not just a review; it’s the truth unveiled.

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🔴Do you believe that the $12k Toyota Hilux Champ will arrive in the US market?🤔

[kevindavis]

I'm in Thailand now and looking at buying the Champ. I have seen in the flesh the various options and, for me, it looks like a good buy. I respect what appears to be Toyota's vision of bringing to the market a "farmers" or basic trade truck. No bells no whistles, do away with the fancy wish list stuff and keep it simple (maybe it's the new "Peoples Truck" ) I certainly expect it will be running around Asia for the next 40 to 50 years.
Diesel is my preferred option but with a short wheel base bed. That limits me to an automatic when I would have gone for a manual. There isn't a 4wd option either. There are a couple of additions (extras) that I will specify, not least a reversing camera as the rear window is small and our parking space is tight, grab handles on the window pillars as otherwise you have 2 threaded holes each side that are not even blanked off. Same goes for a passenger visor..not standard but the fitting is there. All in, with metallic paint, it's going to work out close to 17000 USD. I'm a Brit and there's nothing like it in the UK..and it would clean up at this price... I understand it will not been seen in Australia or the US either.
To me, for years, manufacturers have added stuff to vehicles we didn't know we needed and it's all the more to go wrong. Give me an old diesel that bangs away for ever, even if I have to manually wind the windows, sing to myself and look at a map book. And, I should, add it won't be long before there will be a load of aftermarket add-ons available.

[camwig]

You show the hilux with 4 doors but then say it doesn’t. Then you talk about American brand trucks and then show a Chevy that isn’t sold in North America…

[JAMEYSIMMS]

There are no cons. Detroit doesn't want this truck in the USA. They can't compete.

[Ztv]

I would buy a brand new Hilux Champ for $13k, I don't care about airbags or crash performance. Unfortunately we'll never get the chance in North America.

[LaughingWolf]

This one has my name all over it. No frills, very basic and just a work horse to haul stuff. Both the automobiles I own now doesn't have the infotainment displays and all that stuff so I'm used to it. I'm praying that it comes here.

[OdyTypeR]

_"The 2024 Toyota HiLux Champ could offer the North American market..."_
NO. No it couldn't. These aren't hitting the US until 2048 as a 25 year old used car.

_"...But, it faces stiff competition..."_
From what, exactly? Side-by-sides? The double-the-price Ford Maverick?

10 seconds in and my eyes rolled out of my head. 🙄
I think they're afraid to watch the rest of the vid.

[bobcranberries]

The Toyota Hilux is not going to be sold in the North American market. So what the f#ck is this video about?

[richardmarcotte-jw]

pickup used to be a bit above the price of a regular car, but today most pickup are more expensive than a mercedes, to all car makers make a cheap under $20, 000 car or pickup and forget about all the toys like infotainment or electric side mirrors, give us the cars you sell in the third world at a cheap price and if I want to add any electronic toys I will have them added later if I have money to burn but stop pricing those cars out of the range of the average consumer.

[hayseedfarmboy]

the only limit if the base price is actually 10K will 4x4 drive trains, allot of farm trucks need to be 4wd to be useful and dependable, light 2wd trucks will get stuck in flat pasture just from morning dew, and from what ive seen they sre just offering 2wd models which will not be any good off road or winter weather

[billblass]

Ummm...the high price option isn't working in the US anymore. This is the right truck at the right time.

[Online-gdcm]

I would buy one TODAY if available in North America. So very tired of technology-heavy, overpriced vehicles. Just want it to be safe, reliable, reasonably efficient and affordable. I can bring my own bells and whistles. Hey, Toyota, how about meeting this demand halfway with a Tacoma model below the SR...stripped way, way down? You would sell every unit you produce.

[TheKJG]

Yeah.. I need this. So many commercial options possible.. 😍

[steelmill]

Now that the EPA is history maybe we can get some of these trucks.

[Chedring]

"The North American market favors bigger trucks".
Maybe because there are NO other options? Meanwhile, trying to buy an older model compact truck like an original Hilux will cost the price a new truck.

[Sohave]

I like the concept, of a rugged bare bones vehicle without a lot of electronics that can go wrong or squeal on you. But I dislike the modern design and would like it with a more nostalgic exterior.
Perhaps DAMD will make a mod for it that makes it look better.

[robertlaird]

The north American market does not favor bigger trucks. They are forced on us with all the bells and whistles that many people don't want. Many just want a good quality small, simple and affordable truck like Toyota used to make. I disagree with your opinion and think that it's propaganda. I bet if Toyota sold the new Champ in North America that it would out sell any other vehicle at the price point that Toyota is selling them in other countries. Even if Toyota priced them at 20k, it would still sell extremely well. A new full sized truck in now 135k. You could purchase 13 Toyota Champs at that price.

[Brianhahahaha]

I'm 100% sold on all your cons and love them for the $12k price if you want to spend $40k on something with all the bells and whistles buy a $40k truck then not this. I hope they don't wreck this truck. Automatic ac and heat electric windows and the current features are good with me.

[mushroomking]

I think the greatest challenge that it will have is the transmission. 4wd or awd are expected for most trucks. That is not to say that a 2wd won't suffice for the city dweller, but a large population in North America expect non-commercial trucks to be used in rugged dirty road settings, where 2wd may not work 100% of the time leading it to be a more questionable choice of purchase.

[joelalleman]

they would sell millions of these in America