2023 Toyota Hilux Rogue (wide-track) POV review

In this video we do a POV review of the 2023 Toyota Hilux Rogue.
Timestamps:
0:00 Walkaround
1:15 Interior
2:45 Walkaround continued
3:18 Load tub
4:35 Walkaround continued
5:25 POV review
9:07 The verdict
10:37 Outro

[@tobyjacob8701]

This is the hilux I’ve been waiting for, thank goodness it’s here! Love the wider track. Well done Toyota 👏🏼👏🏼.

[@rossevans1774]

The wider track and the discs are great, but then Toyota went the cheap and nasty way by adding the nasty stick-on plastic bulges all over this 'improved' Hi-Lux.

[@FreddieOsifelo]

Great review! 👍

[@abrahamngatia4989]

A very good review

[@michaeldande]

nice, do u mine sharing the equipment used to record the POV

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

Boy I wish Toyota would import those here Stateside!! Absolutely beautiful!👌🥰👉♥️👍

[@tonictonetomrockstar1931]

I wish we could get that in the states!

[@leandertubeza7939]

when will this release?

[@user-zh4td4lt9c]

My favorite off road wehecal !

[@elizabethsharonadams6440]

Does it come in manual and petrol when will we see it in SA

[@theanlong7854]

I’d take this dated interior over flashy tablet dash design ranger that seems to brake anytime.

[@ktmsports]

Spot on fella !! Absolutely luv my black invincible x for a workhorse. Reliability is everything.

[@ktmsports]

The right tyres make alot of difference getting about in these

[@TheJohnChocolate]

Noice 🏆

[@paula-yr7pp]

It's a really nice looking car but does anyone else think the wheels look pretty small for the car also is it hard to get these cars in manuals and are they more expensive

[@ivarjeroe3055]

Can u please do a video with isuzu d max x terrain

[@lancegibson5646]

Toyota hilux still remains the best in the pick up business and best 4 x 4 ute

[@ktmsports]

Get the right tyres and there unstoppable

[@lucienpetrus9432]

I luv 💞 it Cape Town South Africa

[@Kiwi_NZ610]

I might get a hilux

[@luismiguelgarciacanan5245]

Me gusta toyota hilux para toda la familia

[@mikha007]

I take it this won't take a canopy?

[@stevyop99]

what do u mean by wide track??? is it different from the older n80

[@stevyop99]

@Christopher Holden i really need the upgrade lol. having the older 2.8 . btw my turbo blew and currently in the second one. bought 2020 march brand new

[@MuhammadAr247]

Which country?

[@Kiwi_NZ610]

Good hilux

[@informationworld4279]

Can't wait to see a 2023 lad cruiser

[@bushmagpie3312]

Can’t wait to see price, two over priced Rogue Hilux’s.

[@hantruong582]

🤙

[@bushmagpie3312]

It seems to be a improvement over other Hilux’s. Still using 10yr old technology and 9 months plus to get one. Next Toyota will add V6 and add $10k putting selling it as a Raptor competitor which no we’re near. Not even in Ranger Wildtrak competitor region. Toyota tax Oh what a feeling, $77k for 10yr old tech.

[@StoneDaddy06]

Plenty choices, pick another Ute then.

[@rocket78able]

V6 engine would be nice.

[@bushmagpie3312]

Would be great but hate to know the price as this version is AUS$77K on road.

[@peterpehi8953]

TOYOTA. DONE. IT. AGAIN. AWSOME. WOW. TOYOTA. AUSTRALIA. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@jeeefthegreat7555]

Looking at the interior ... is this thing from the 2000's? Little LCD clock and everything!

[@rossevans1774]

'Tough'? While I agree the improvements like track, discs and suspension are great, I don't think anything has been done to improve the durability of the Hi-Lux.

[@brenndoloco]

Hopefully the next gen Hilux will have a electronic steering rack instead of a old hydraulic one, they need to up their game in terms of technology. Love my 2018 rugged X but just wish the steering wasn't so wishy washy and sloppy

[@matildacarbon8832]

Technology impacts reliability

[@brenndoloco]

@@matildacarbon8832 not really, if you don't over complicate technology it can be quite reliable. The Hilux is just falling behind in terms of modern technology. We live in a world with advanced technology now.

[@ktmsports]

​@brenndoloco hilux is renowned for being reliable workhorse. Those ford's are all looks but no substance.

[@brenndoloco]

@@ktmsports 100% agreed, nothing beats a solid work horse.

[@rodneysippel751]

I'd love to see the damage result after hitting a roo at 100 kph, ?? , , very expensive show pony , , and that is being kind
!!

[@harrisonjay1139]

and the difference to any other car would be ? what r u on about

[@nathancasey3391]

What do you think insurance is for?

[@alphabravo3304]

Ive been watching these reviews where everyone is losing it over these new Hilux Rogues, you do realise its the width of a Toyota Tacoma in the states and the SR5 models on the Australian market are the Asian width vehicles built for the Asian market. The Rogue will be the basis for the new 2024/25 scoped Hilux or mini Tundra. The Prado, the Hilux and Tundra will be modelled off the 300 series cruiser, everyone losing their bolt over this alleged new wider hilux, its the Tacoma specs from the USA, just on the poor right hand drive cousin specs. Sure the foot print is wider, but the cabin size etc is all the same as an SR5. This vehicle on road in reality is around $80 grand.

[@kebfunau]

Its nice to have all the technology in your car, it feels luxurious, safe and comfortable.
But all these technologies will also be a nightmare once it fails.
Not only that, most dealership have a very limited idea to fix and its costly.
Get a car that is very straightforward and every mechanic knows how to fix it.

[@JoseSantos-zg3qj]

Haw Mach

[@omegabulldog5001]

I'll chuck that touch screen and get rid of most of the unnecessary electronics.

[@amped-_-509]

Ur Aussie aren’t ya

[@robertkiage2566]

You have not given full features like engine capacity, max speed etc.

[@bushmagpie3312]

It’s same as normal, 2.8L just with wider track. Getting ready for V6 petrol engine.

[@nafshan-ck2xm]

out side look is amazing but inside less comfortable (look like a old vehicle)

[@Venom-nk8nd]

🇵🇬🇵🇬,..,