The Toyota HiAce carries on in Japan for 2025, which marks its 21st model year. The van is now available with ... of the front bumper add-on and the side skirts. The Version I has a rugged bolt ...

Last year, Toyota turned its fugly but lovable cabover Hiace into a more attractively proportioned van with the release ... with a narrow bench on the driver side and fuller benches at the rear ...

To say that vans are much cooler in Japan than they here in the States, is a bit of an understatement—take for example this 2005 Toyota HiACE ... one-off E.PRiME side steps, LED turn signal ...

Their base vehicle of choice was a 1997 Toyota Hiace ... how do you cook in a van this small? Well, Philly and Keely devised two counters toward the rear. The driver's side integrated a sink ...

Its game-changing roof extension allowed the company behind this conversion to create a lot more storage space and a cozy living setup.

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This is effectively a mid-sized commercial van (2.5-3.5 tonne GVM) fitted with a second row of seats, which can increase the seating capacity to five – or in some models - six occupants. After a week ...

There are a number of vans on sale in Australia, but chances two names that stand out to the average buyer above the rest. They’re van heavy-hitters from Toyota ... HiAce as standard. The side ...

Let's face it, if you're in the market for a van, it's because it's something you need – so you might as well get a good one. Ben Zachariah takes the Toyota HiAce out to see how it stacks up ...

The van currently searing your eyes with its yellow hue looks like any other old high-roof Toyota HiAce, but there's so ... Sprouting out of the right side of the van's steering column is another ...

The Toyota HiAce has become a staple of Aussie ... cabin - in the rear there's a bit to talk about, too. All HiAce van models come with dual sliding doors, including glazing on the passenger side.

At $37,990 plus on-road costs, the HiAce LWB Crew Van commands ... though. Toyota’s line about carrying families might be a stretch too, given the lap-only centre belt and lack of side airbags.