I've got a 23 Rogue and love it. Of the 3 vehicle's its best by a mile. Set of Wranglers 265/65/18 biggest you can get, and yes, it slightly rubs on mud flap bolts. Straight through exhaust sounds nice, black windows and blue in colour. Ive never had a car where people come up, shit nice car mate..😂 wider track looks unreal and the carpet in tub i just love it. And im a Ford man, its better than my 22 next gen Ranger sport. Steve 👍👍
Imagine you are building up a Hilux in 2020 and you wanted to do all of the upgrades at your local custom engineering workshop. It would be a 30k investment. The rogue looks like a great investment to me. That’s why I ordered one.
Rouge over the sr5 ,wider track for better stability in high and low speed settings, rear disc brakes for better stopping especially when towing. 10k well spent
@@tcmx712 would you say the Ranger Raptor is softly sprung for off-road? It completes it at 85-90 km/h, which is surprisingly faster than a Range Rover. Look up Hilux Moose test and you'll find some scary videos. Compare it to the PX Ranger and you'll see that all utes aren't created equal. I would think the wider track on the Rogue would help.
Hi Ronny, your 100% right it can't be difficult....in fact they have done it. The FJ cruiser A Track could be engaged with rear diff locl in low range and it works brilliant. Why not apply it to all 4x4's
Rogue for me main reason the brakes, rear sway bar, mild lift and stance rogue is a great platform to build up . I would need engineering to take a sr5 beyond what the rogue is stock
$13,000 of AfterMarket Mods to a SR5 would Probably create a far Superior Vehicle than the GRsport $50,000 of Aftermarket Mods on an Old Patrol/LandCruiser (etc) would Probably make an Even More Superior Vehicle.
Actually a cigarette lighter port is more adaptable. There are way better USB C converters that you can get than what vehicle manufacturers put in. With some converters you can charge laptops, up to 45W easily.
Thanks Ronny, great review! Very interested to see what Toyota do in the next couple of years with the release of the all new Prado and eventually Hilux. Unfortunately I think Toyota’s mentality of “that will do” will disappoint once again…
One thing you missed was the payload of each model various. SR5 has a payload of 1075kg GR Sport has a payload of 780kg That's a decent difference if you're thinking of adding accessories.
well you have to remember these are for bosses and managers, These are made for people who would rock up to job site and bark orders and leave. They will never will have fuck all in the back of the ute. Also having a roller shutter is useless as ute. You can fit fuck all in the back because anything slight taller wont fit with the roller door closed. Then if need a paller in the back the roller door is going to get in the way.
well would you spend 80k on a ite. That you can use as ute. Its prob the same as landcruiser that only takes the kids to school and back. @@TheLukaszpg
Had to go the SR5 for the extra cab $65k. I do get there’s not a huge market for the extra cab Ute but I do get a little annoyed the extra cab is being left behind when it comes to fancy extras. I’d love the wider stance and disc brakes on an extra cab. Or even the V6 engine in the Ranger in an extra cab. But I’d rather throw the warranty out the window (I learnt with my lc200 Toyota warranty isn’t worth the conversation) and spend the extra money on some under bonnet upgrades, sound/usb/12v additions, interior upgrades, and maybe some wheels/suspension/flares/front bumper (rogue or gr) and paint protection and probably still come out with $$$ saved in the end.
I think this is just a “fill in” ute until the all new one on the new 300/Prado frame. It would make financial sense to make the whole ute wider then to fit.
I got the rogue and had Roh 18 inch rims and tyres fitted , when I picked it up the manager told me the tyres just rubbed and had to remove front mudflaps not happy
Ronny the GR Sport also has vastly upgraded suspension too. I'm looking at replacing a 1997 TX Prado and the GR looks to have the edge, particularly for my off roading and towing a 19 foot off road caravan. You're usually concise and accurate, but you're well off the mark there.
100% agree with you Ron. Does value for money resonates on each model? Same, love Toyota product, tested & built with pride but we still welcome those improvement you’ve highlighted. Great review Ron👍
Whatever your choice, the next model will have additional features and a higher price. In the end they will all get you from A to B, far too much emphasis is placed on, for the most part, useless features which have nothing to do with durability. Revive a basic solid axle, wind up windows, manual transmission workhorse at a price thats affordable, Im sold. Infotainment systems, cruise control, cup holders, phone connectivity, etcetera, etcetera are all features, that I personally have little use for, and certainly don't care about what others think, in terms of status.
The ranger and Nissan are the only utes the keep the front traction control on when you engage the rear locker been like this for years and people only just picking up on it
you forgot to comment on the rear dics thats a 5k upgrade SR5 doesnt have wheel arch flares which makes a diffents when selecting tyre and rims for an upgrade. the Rogue if you remember was a soft roader design when it came out with the rugged x so they have keet the same theme, the problem is they dont have the Rugged x anymore which was the better of the two the GR is completely different from both the rugged x and the rogue it would be good to see toyota do a wide body Ruggedx with some GR features, your a 100% right about the power and torque , they need 200kw and 600nm and higher GVM maybe 3600kg great review i would like to know ifmore technical changes in the wideing of the track
Tailgate struts are a factory option, as is the snorkel. My missus loves her brand new rogue, but we are deciding on what tyres/wheels to change to. The mud flaps are quite beefy and may restrict our choice. Can you tell me please, what wheels and tyres your friend went for?
Maxxis Razr AT and Yokohama Geolandar. Maxxis Razr AT: More offroad orientated with an agressive tread pattern. Built tough. Versatile on and off-road. Yokohama Geolandar: Smooth on-road (tread pattern is oriented more towards comfort on tarmac). Great in wet conditions. Long-lasting. Maxxis is great for trails and any type of offroad driving while also being fairly quiet and good on tarmac, Yokohama is perfect for city driving and a bit of offroading.
I got the 2022 SR5+. The thoughts: The brakes suck, especially now I have steal bullbar, sliders, UVP, Drawers, canopy, dual battery, etc. Looking for upgrades. The leather seats are like milk crates with no support in the lumber or sides and hard as a rock. Definitely needs more USB ports across all models, even my old Kia Cerato had 2. The tailgate is heavy so like Ronny, I added gas struts and this is the best mod I've done on the car. Sound system sucks balls. Offroad though (beach work) it's been great.
they should have just made the whole truck larger. especially in the width department. Stretching out the wheelbase would help in the rear seat leg room. But I still love this truck
Option D: 110% Raptor any day of the week! Please grab one for a test drive! And I LoL'd hard at "if you can fix that, why can't you fix the diff on the new 70 series" hahaha good one bro, as if Toyota give a fek!
I laughed when I saw those Geolandars but I guess they weren't that bad in the end. Subaru used to (maybe still do?) put them on the Forester but that's entirely different class of vehicle.
Great video mate. The reason Toyota’s rear locker turns off in low range is for durability. Toyota recon it protects the drivetrain in extreme conditions. Car looks awesome 👍
Just bough the 48V 2024 Rogue, GR Sport was a lot more by the time you got any type of tub cover and other stuff the rogue has standard , plus it doesn't look as good side by side especially in the rear. The front grill looks pretty cool however. When it comes to the SR5, well the Rogues Brake upgrade, JBL system, Electric Roller Cover , Carpeted Tub, Upgraded Interior, Not just wider track but overall suspension setup, Colour choice, etc, Rogue comes out far better value. I went to buy a GR Sport but came out with a Rogue 48V. A rogue with proper aftermarket suspension and a proper tune, some proper 17s and ATs and you have a weapon, but that's not the GR Sport. In fact its a little embarrassing unfortunately that they didn't build a proper Baja to take on the Raptor. New 2025 Model maybe.
Mate , how did you find the driver's seat ? I myself didn't like the fact that you cant put it right back , well ya can but if you do i cant see over the dash . So if you move the seat up so i can see , I'm sitting in a van type position. Not good if im driving on long highway road trip . The seat is my biggest problem with the Toyota 😢
Just bought a SR5 Cruiser here in NZ (Your Aussie Rogue specification, sort of) Why? Discs all round (not horse and cart rear brakes) and the wider track front and rear plus the 25mm extra ground clearance. There's a $6,000 difference between the Cruiser and the standard SR5 here in Aotearoa and that was worth it just for the ride height and brakes, let alone the extra width and the improved suspension package. Is it worth it really? I'll let you know in 200,000 km.
Great review mate. I'm looking at the GR version. My question - what is the tallest legal tyre size I can go up (GR factory tyre - 265/65 R17) without losing 6th gear as you stated in this review? Thanks mate onya
If you reduce to 16 PSI and drive for a while on sand, the pressure in the tires is going to increase due to thermal expansion. There's some likelihood that you 've been driving with >> 20 PSI after a while. You might notice this when parking for a while and having more traction afterwards. Why does Toyota ship with road tires? I bet it's because of consumption. They can't allow to lose 2l/100km for putting adequate tires.
They say the traction control compensates for not having the the front locker. Also, I think in my FJ Cruiser (which is a Toyota!) the rear diff locker doesn't turn the traction control off (or at least the lights say they are still on)! So, it's strange that the 2023 Hilux can't do it!
Buy the SR5. Do the modification that you did in your project Luxy. Plus a Ultimate diesel tuning for more power, more torque and more fuel efficiency.
While all the fanboys on here complaining what Toyota’s are missing, Toyota already knows this and do not care about you! They’re sitting back laughing at you about how hypnotised 😵💫 you are by the badge so they know they can get away with doing the bare minimum and continue jacking the price up, “oh what a feeling” 😂😂🤦♂️🤦♂️
Toyota have made a mistake in discontinuing the Rugged X and trying to replace it with the GR Sport. I won’t be replacing my Rugged X with the GR. GR is aimed at different type of buyer in my opinion.
why do they have different track width? what sense does that make in a hilux? It is not by much but still a difference between the rear and front track...
In SA it is called the “RS” model and that “dust proof & water proof” from the roller shutter it kept the water beautifully inside the bin 🤣🤣 and my one i had to reset a lot… it would just randomly stop in the middel and not close or open again and then you need to rest it
Same rear locker turning off traction control on the Prado. The Kakadu still maintains front TC with rear locker with Terrain control. Ive managed to hotwire my Prado so that the front locker stays on with the rear locker, the difference is chalk and cheese. Still have the option to turn off TC altogether if I want. Its a real shame the Hilux has only changed the wheel offset to make it wider unlike the ranger that has longer control arms etc, its a cheap shitty way to do it.
it's because if safety and crash test. if there is less rubber, the car is less likely to bounce of. If you have 19" wheel with low rubber you will pass the moose test easy. Same speed, same everything the car will tipp easier with more rubber in 16 oder 17 wheels. That's because.
I don’t understand why Toyota doesn’t standardise the V6 across the entire range. Crazy to think the new Mazda CX-60 has the choice of a straight 6 petrol and diesel with more power and torque than the hilux.
Test at rally championship onroad and offroad for long distance competition if your car become the champion then your car is better perfect like Mitsubishi Triton
The GR Sport in my mind should come out with the V6, but no doubt it would tip the 90 to 100 grand mark which really is way, way to much to spend on a duel cab from the get go.
@@TheLukaszpg the shell and driveline would be nissan but the motor would be an fully built and boosted toyota FTE.. best of both worlds if you ask me. Nothing stronger than a patrol driveline and no better motor than the FTE. Probably still have a bit of change from 80k too lol
I've got a 23 Rogue and love it. Of the 3 vehicle's its best by a mile. Set of Wranglers 265/65/18 biggest you can get, and yes, it slightly rubs on mud flap bolts. Straight through exhaust sounds nice, black windows and blue in colour. Ive never had a car where people come up, shit nice car mate..😂 wider track looks unreal and the carpet in tub i just love it. And im a Ford man, its better than my 22 next gen Ranger sport.
Steve 👍👍
Imagine you are building up a Hilux in 2020 and you wanted to do all of the upgrades at your local custom engineering workshop. It would be a 30k investment. The rogue looks like a great investment to me. That’s why I ordered one.
Rouge over the sr5 ,wider track for better stability in high and low speed settings, rear disc brakes for better stopping especially when towing.
10k well spent
I'd like to see how it does on the moose test. I remember the stock Hilux failing that one.
@ExpatonTwoWheels most 4wd's with softer suspension designed for offroad do fail that test
@@tcmx712 would you say the Ranger Raptor is softly sprung for off-road? It completes it at 85-90 km/h, which is surprisingly faster than a Range Rover. Look up Hilux Moose test and you'll find some scary videos. Compare it to the PX Ranger and you'll see that all utes aren't created equal. I would think the wider track on the Rogue would help.
Hi Ronny, your 100% right it can't be difficult....in fact they have done it. The FJ cruiser A Track could be engaged with rear diff locl in low range and it works brilliant. Why not apply it to all 4x4's
All Toyota needs to do to hit our G spot is to release a V8 4.5 twin turbo version.
Yeah nah
v8 4.5,??,, tdi.??,, if so, there a crap engine, over techincal, under powered.. ''ooohh,, but its a v8''.. fkn wake up..
@@harrywalker968 is that why you bought Ranger?
I'll say the V6 twin turbo from their latest powertrain which has been available on the Lexus ls500 for almost 5 years now!
@@carholic-sz3qv why they dont make hilux in lexus variant)
Rogue for me main reason the brakes, rear sway bar, mild lift and stance rogue is a great platform to build up . I would need engineering to take a sr5 beyond what the rogue is stock
$13,000 of AfterMarket Mods to a SR5 would Probably create a far Superior Vehicle than the GRsport
$50,000 of Aftermarket Mods on an Old Patrol/LandCruiser (etc) would Probably make an Even More Superior Vehicle.
Actually a cigarette lighter port is more adaptable. There are way better USB C converters that you can get than what vehicle manufacturers put in. With some converters you can charge laptops, up to 45W easily.
the seasonal tires are for marketing fuel economy, then you can throw away and put A/T on
Thanks Ronny, great review! Very interested to see what Toyota do in the next couple of years with the release of the all new Prado and eventually Hilux. Unfortunately I think Toyota’s mentality of “that will do” will disappoint once again…
The GR sport has a 15mm lift, different suspension and shocks, rock rails and no rear sway bar for better rear wheel articulation.
One thing you missed was the payload of each model various.
SR5 has a payload of 1075kg
GR Sport has a payload of 780kg
That's a decent difference if you're thinking of adding accessories.
well you have to remember these are for bosses and managers,
These are made for people who would rock up to job site and bark orders and leave.
They will never will have fuck all in the back of the ute.
Also having a roller shutter is useless as ute. You can fit fuck all in the back because anything slight taller wont fit with the roller door closed. Then if need a paller in the back the roller door is going to get in the way.
@@bbardy3924 uhhh someone is bitter for not being a boss 😂
well would you spend 80k on a ite. That you can use as ute. Its prob the same as landcruiser that only takes the kids to school and back. @@TheLukaszpg
@@TheLukaszpg maybe he is, but, is he wrong?
Had to go the SR5 for the extra cab $65k. I do get there’s not a huge market for the extra cab Ute but I do get a little annoyed the extra cab is being left behind when it comes to fancy extras. I’d love the wider stance and disc brakes on an extra cab. Or even the V6 engine in the Ranger in an extra cab.
But I’d rather throw the warranty out the window (I learnt with my lc200 Toyota warranty isn’t worth the conversation) and spend the extra money on some under bonnet upgrades, sound/usb/12v additions, interior upgrades, and maybe some wheels/suspension/flares/front bumper (rogue or gr) and paint protection and probably still come out with $$$ saved in the end.
I have a N70 SR extra cab and they are sooo handy!!
Some EU markets get jnvinciblex in extra cab. It looks sick. UK doesn’t 😢
In NZ our SR5 has 17"s and our GR Sport has BFG A/Ts stock on its 17" alloys.
I think this is just a “fill in” ute until the all new one on the new 300/Prado frame. It would make financial sense to make the whole ute wider then to fit.
I got the rogue and had Roh 18 inch rims and tyres fitted , when I picked it up the manager told me the tyres just rubbed and had to remove front mudflaps not happy
Ronny the GR Sport also has vastly upgraded suspension too. I'm looking at replacing a 1997 TX Prado and the GR looks to have the edge, particularly for my off roading and towing a 19 foot off road caravan. You're usually concise and accurate, but you're well off the mark there.
100% agree with you Ron. Does value for money resonates on each model? Same, love Toyota product, tested & built with pride but we still welcome those improvement you’ve highlighted.
Great review Ron👍
Whatever your choice, the next model will have additional features and a higher price. In the end they will all get you from A to B, far too much emphasis is placed on, for the most part, useless features which have nothing to do with durability. Revive a basic solid axle, wind up windows, manual transmission workhorse at a price thats affordable, Im sold.
Infotainment systems, cruise control, cup holders, phone connectivity, etcetera, etcetera are all features, that I personally have little use for, and certainly don't care about what others think, in terms of status.
Agree, but we seem to be a minority
The ranger and Nissan are the only utes the keep the front traction control on when you engage the rear locker been like this for years and people only just picking up on it
Ronny, hope you could compare this with the hilux gr sport
The Rouge looks cool, how did the transmission temps go on the beach.?
With the wider axels can you avoid the body mount chop required in sr5 when fitting larger tires?
buy a vehicle you can fit 35,s.. std.. not a toy..with ifs..
What about the Ford Raptor Ranger, it comes with KO2AT tyres-why don't you test it?
you forgot to comment on the rear dics thats a 5k upgrade SR5 doesnt have wheel arch flares which makes a diffents when selecting tyre and rims for an upgrade. the Rogue if you remember was a soft roader design when it came out with the rugged x so they have keet the same theme, the problem is they dont have the Rugged x anymore which was the better of the two the GR is completely different from both the rugged x and the rogue it would be good to see toyota do a wide body Ruggedx with some GR features, your a 100% right about the power and torque , they need 200kw and 600nm and higher GVM maybe 3600kg
great review i would like to know ifmore technical changes in the wideing of the track
Awesome review Ronny!!
Have you done a two wheel drive not a 4 wheel drive truck/hilux review?? Thank you for all you do.
On my 2020 tacoma trd pro, when you turn on the rear locker, you can still turn on and off the A-TRAC traction control for the front tires
Tailgate struts are a factory option, as is the snorkel.
My missus loves her brand new rogue, but we are deciding on what tyres/wheels to change to. The mud flaps are quite beefy and may restrict our choice.
Can you tell me please, what wheels and tyres your friend went for?
Maxxis Razr AT and Yokohama Geolandar.
Maxxis Razr AT:
More offroad orientated with an agressive tread pattern.
Built tough.
Versatile on and off-road.
Yokohama Geolandar:
Smooth on-road (tread pattern is oriented more towards comfort on tarmac).
Great in wet conditions.
Long-lasting.
Maxxis is great for trails and any type of offroad driving while also being fairly quiet and good on tarmac, Yokohama is perfect for city driving and a bit of offroading.
try kanati
Any chance you could do a review of the Ineos Grenadier Trialmaster edition. It's one manufacturer that offers tyre choice
I got the 2022 SR5+. The thoughts:
The brakes suck, especially now I have steal bullbar, sliders, UVP, Drawers, canopy, dual battery, etc. Looking for upgrades.
The leather seats are like milk crates with no support in the lumber or sides and hard as a rock.
Definitely needs more USB ports across all models, even my old Kia Cerato had 2.
The tailgate is heavy so like Ronny, I added gas struts and this is the best mod I've done on the car.
Sound system sucks balls.
Offroad though (beach work) it's been great.
Drive for an actual long trip and you'll find those seats hold there comfort for a long time
@@tcmx712 I have been on many long trips and they still suck IMHO.
Get the SR5 Cruiser from New Zealand, cheaper than what you pay for a SR5 in Aussie with canopy and snorkel added
they should have just made the whole truck larger. especially in the width department. Stretching out the wheelbase would help in the rear seat leg room. But I still love this truck
Option D: 110% Raptor any day of the week! Please grab one for a test drive!
And I LoL'd hard at "if you can fix that, why can't you fix the diff on the new 70 series" hahaha good one bro, as if Toyota give a fek!
There is 2 extra cup holders in the fold down middle rear seat
I laughed when I saw those Geolandars but I guess they weren't that bad in the end.
Subaru used to (maybe still do?) put them on the Forester but that's entirely different class of vehicle.
Best review of the rogue to date.
Out of interest what has your mate chucked in it wheel size offset ect
Great video mate. The reason Toyota’s rear locker turns off in low range is for durability.
Toyota recon it protects the drivetrain in extreme conditions.
Car looks awesome 👍
I think they should put the 1vdj in the 300 and have the v6 from the 300 as an option in ROUGEU and GR
Just bough the 48V 2024 Rogue, GR Sport was a lot more by the time you got any type of tub cover and other stuff the rogue has standard , plus it doesn't look as good side by side especially in the rear. The front grill looks pretty cool however.
When it comes to the SR5, well the Rogues Brake upgrade, JBL system, Electric Roller Cover , Carpeted Tub, Upgraded Interior, Not just wider track but overall suspension setup, Colour choice, etc, Rogue comes out far better value.
I went to buy a GR Sport but came out with a Rogue 48V. A rogue with proper aftermarket suspension and a proper tune, some proper 17s and ATs and you have a weapon, but that's not the GR Sport. In fact its a little embarrassing unfortunately that they didn't build a proper Baja to take on the Raptor. New 2025 Model maybe.
Mate , how did you find the driver's seat ? I myself didn't like the fact that you cant put it right back , well ya can but if you do i cant see over the dash . So if you move the seat up so i can see , I'm sitting in a van type position. Not good if im driving on long highway road trip . The seat is my biggest problem with the Toyota 😢
I wasn’t a fan of my SR5 seat comfort either but it does have plenty of space
That's why I'm all about save the manuals. The auto transmission on the Hilux is not that adaptable like on maybe Hondas
Actually mate the power in the Hilux GR is increased to 165kw @ 3000 and torque is 550nm @ 1600-2800
Yeah so basically just a tuned 2.8l
So exactly what he said. An extra 10%
Looks like the new rogue width is a sign of things to come for the new model.
I was told years ago that they put highway tyre on to pass the licensing requirements
Just bought a SR5 Cruiser here in NZ (Your Aussie Rogue specification, sort of) Why? Discs all round (not horse and cart rear brakes) and the wider track front and rear plus the 25mm extra ground clearance. There's a $6,000 difference between the Cruiser and the standard SR5 here in Aotearoa and that was worth it just for the ride height and brakes, let alone the extra width and the improved suspension package. Is it worth it really? I'll let you know in 200,000 km.
Rugged x was the best option. Shame it got discontinued.
100%. Wish it was still available in 2022. I had to get the SR5 as neither Rugged X or Rogue were available for 12 + months.
Just put a toyota official bullbar on sr or sr5
@@hi9580 it was a custom bullbar. Also has a rear bar, rock sliders, skid plates and the snorkel.
Mean. Surly review of GR soon
Rear locker: this is why you punt the factory button and install an Anytime diff locker 😊
$80k is a lot for this. Toyota's value proposition is waning.
So great work, Ronny
If possible, may you do a short view on great wall cannon?
Thx in advance
Superb video! Thks mate
Great review mate.
I'm looking at the GR version. My question - what is the tallest legal tyre size I can go up (GR factory tyre - 265/65 R17) without losing 6th gear as you stated in this review?
Thanks mate onya
Great content Did the rogue need any mods to fit your mates 275/70’s wheels?
I have the Gr sport. Great car and you can notice the extra power.
Is the turning circle impacted by the wider stance? Is it just wheel offset change that was used to achieve the extra width?
You can get a sr5 put aftermarket flares with wider wheels and tyres on it
If you reduce to 16 PSI and drive for a while on sand, the pressure in the tires is going to increase due to thermal expansion. There's some likelihood that you 've been driving with >> 20 PSI after a while. You might notice this when parking for a while and having more traction afterwards.
Why does Toyota ship with road tires? I bet it's because of consumption. They can't allow to lose 2l/100km for putting adequate tires.
Hi Ronny I got a 2023 rogue and I love it, except the wheels and tyres. Can you confirm what your mates wheels and tyre size is. Thanks mate
They say the traction control compensates for not having the the front locker. Also, I think in my FJ Cruiser (which is a Toyota!) the rear diff locker doesn't turn the traction control off (or at least the lights say they are still on)! So, it's strange that the 2023 Hilux can't do it!
You forgot the best option. The SR. Same motor, same rear locker, same traction control, same abilities. Anything else is just burning money.
50 Nm torque difference between sr5 and gr
@praneelchandra9963 wasn't talking about the GR. The SR is cheaper than the SR5 with the same output
Buy the SR5. Do the modification that you did in your project Luxy. Plus a Ultimate diesel tuning for more power, more torque and more fuel efficiency.
and more unreliability
@@ggbogo935
How much less reliable are they with the tune?
Hard to justify a tune on a new car that will void your warranty.
While all the fanboys on here complaining what Toyota’s are missing, Toyota already knows this and do not care about you! They’re sitting back laughing at you about how hypnotised 😵💫 you are by the badge so they know they can get away with doing the bare minimum and continue jacking the price up, “oh what a feeling” 😂😂🤦♂️🤦♂️
Have you a test vid of a Tvan and what 4WD would you recommend to tow it
More Off road reviews please Ronny, great content from a real 4WD'er
Toyota have made a mistake in discontinuing the Rugged X and trying to replace it with the GR Sport. I won’t be replacing my Rugged X with the GR. GR is aimed at different type of buyer in my opinion.
why do they have different track width? what sense does that make in a hilux? It is not by much but still a difference between the rear and front track...
Why do you have the rear locker engaged when descending a sand dune?
In SA it is called the “RS” model and that “dust proof & water proof” from the roller shutter it kept the water beautifully inside the bin 🤣🤣 and my one i had to reset a lot… it would just randomly stop in the middel and not close or open again and then you need to rest it
Ronny, what brand of seat cover is that on the front seat?
Same rear locker turning off traction control on the Prado. The Kakadu still maintains front TC with rear locker with Terrain control.
Ive managed to hotwire my Prado so that the front locker stays on with the rear locker, the difference is chalk and cheese. Still have the option to turn off TC altogether if I want. Its a real shame the Hilux has only changed the wheel offset to make it wider unlike the ranger that has longer control arms etc, its a cheap shitty way to do it.
it's because if safety and crash test. if there is less rubber, the car is less likely to bounce of. If you have 19" wheel with low rubber you will pass the moose test easy. Same speed, same everything the car will tipp easier with more rubber in 16 oder 17 wheels. That's because.
We already had this spec in South Africa it's terrible the shutter stops working after a while
With the wider track, I wonder how it will perform in the moose test.
What’s the transfer case gear ratio? And what size of ring and pinion do the diffs have?
Not every manufacturer fits road tyres, Jeep don't, would be interesting to see a Jeep JL review.
6th gear locks up fine on my 23” rogue with 33s - drives no different to the stock tyres
Hi, Can someone recommend the top tire choices for the 2023 Indian version of the Toyota Hilux?
Wait for the GR Sport V with the 3.3L V6 Diesel Engine 😄
rogue in that green bronze colour all day oxide bronze🤤
Why do Toyota not allow TC on the front when the rear diff is locked? That would make more sense of they don’t want to give us a front diff lock!
The real question is when is the ranger raptor going to get the American EcoBoost engine.
Very good and informative review Ronny thanks!
Low range does not disable traction control automatically
I kind of understand the whole stock test. But let be honest, barely any 4x4s are kept stock. Tyres are nearly the first change haha.
Nah, i think I'll go with a Ranger 👍
And its so dumb that the rear diff turns off the traction control 🤦♂️
Be keen to see your take on the new Raptor!
I don’t understand why Toyota doesn’t standardise the V6 across the entire range.
Crazy to think the new Mazda CX-60 has the choice of a straight 6 petrol and diesel with more power and torque than the hilux.
But can a cx60 go off-road?No
The width really made a difference in looks, it almost looks Arctic Truck like now
How do the wider excel influence driving on two spoor tracks
Forget all 3 models buy the SR and heaps more accessories with the money saved.
Quite happy with my 2019 "poverty pack' SR model .
Sr5. Spend the rest on fitting it for off road
Is a Hilux capable to tow a 2.8-3 tonne caravan?
Test at rally championship onroad and offroad for long distance competition if your car become the champion then your car is better perfect like Mitsubishi Triton
TOYOTA ❤️ HILUX 😎👍 PERFECT
Is there a 1-GRFE 4.0L V6 version like the Prado and Tacoma? 200kw is way better than 150.
Fantastic review of the new 'rouge'!
Hey Ronnie, your overlay at 3:40 , 4: 46; 7:40 etc says Toyota Rouge, not Rogue! It's enough to make a man blush!
The GR Sport in my mind should come out with the V6, but no doubt it would tip the 90 to 100 grand mark which really is way, way to much to spend on a duel cab from the get go.
I’m just thinking how mint my gq patrol would be with 80k spent on it. Haha
But it would still be a nissan
@@TheLukaszpg the shell and driveline would be nissan but the motor would be an fully built and boosted toyota FTE.. best of both worlds if you ask me. Nothing stronger than a patrol driveline and no better motor than the FTE. Probably still have a bit of change from 80k too lol