Work on a commercial farm and we have each of these model pickups !! Most are driven off road being sand and mud , and loaded with the max carrying capacity . So far the Toyota has been the best in terms of reliability and running costs !! The Raptor is only a game changer when it comes to overall performance, yet in the 6 months having it on the farm we've experienced more technical problems ie. electronics . The Amarok just feels too soft as a work horse , nothing really beats the Toyota reliability, we've got Hiluxs' on the farm with 300000 miles and 400000miles respectively without having any issues !! So yet to see how the Amarok and Raptor will be in the long run !!
yeah. I myself have a Toyota Hilux 2024 and a Ranger Raptor and i will,say, Toyota is better for durability, reliabilty. Ranger Raptor has broken down on me 2 times, Toyota zero times. So i would definitely recommend Toyota.
@@nevergonnagiveyouup8302 my raptor has been at ford for 4 weeks now. Powertrain fault. Likely something major from the noise it made and it wouldn't move. I have a loan car now so ford have been good but this shouldn't happen. It's a far cry from my comment above 😂
The people that use these vehicles as a workhorse don't really care about technology, power, luxury. They care about reliability and durability. There's a reason why the Hilux is not only the best selling pickup in the world but also the most trusted. The Raptor is not even a 1 ton truck which means it's not classified as a commercial vehicle which means you can't write the tax off.
Come to the Brazil and you will see most of the trucks with over 500k miles they are all from ford and chevrolet, i dont know what you are talking about
@@electrikoptik The best selling pick-up in the world is the Ford F-150 (it isn´t even the 2nd best) , and the best selling in europe is the Ranger. And the Raptor isn´t meant to be a commercial vehicle, if you want that and an excellent offroader, buy a Tremor or Wildtrak X.
@citaron, that's where your wrong. The best selling pickup in the world is still the Toyota Hilux. Ford is maybe the best seller for people that does no off roading and buys it for show. But the best seller is the Toyota Hilux because more businesses owns Toyota Hilux accris their fleet and most farmers owns Toyota Hilux, but Ford might be the best seller in America but not the rest of the world.
@@citaron You do realize that the F-150 is mainly sold in the US and Canada right? It's not a global product. The Hilux is sold in over 180 countries and it is the best selling mid-size pickup in the world.
This reminds me some Media testing back around 2006 where the Hilux would lose most testing especially by the more powerful Nissan Navara. Fast forward now, you see plenty of Hilux from that gen being used and abused in many farms.
@MrBchott You toyota dickriders are ridiculous! The only thing toyota is good at is making a commuter car. It's not a bad company, but they can't make a functional truck to save their lives. They might as well be a toyota camry with a truck bed lol
Dude, love the comparison. Testing methodology. Absolutely ideal mid size super trucks. *If they had the same tires and tire pressure, then we have an apples to apples analysis.
The Hilux might be "old-fashioned" and all that, but it will be running long after either the Ford or VW. As a South African, I know just how incredibly reliable a Hilux is. Can't say the same for the others, unfortunately.
I have a Hilux for 16 yrs 185k KMs... It is a tank. And I do serious offroading with it. Its amazing what you can do without locking diffs if you know what you're doing!
@@bohlalenchabeleng1370it’s all originally from the same source, God. Only difference being the Quran actually has a method of preservation and is a single book unlike the Bible.
@@bengal-desi6526 Er wrong, the original source was early human mythology. It is all errant superstition that has caused inordinate suffering and held back humanity's progress.
Matt has no idea of off roading conditions and requirements in Asia and Africa, the sheikhs love these in the gulf, so do Afrikaans across the continent and Taliban love these too. No one gives a damn about 0-60 Matt treats these like a supercar, Hilux champion of tough reliable SUV not ford VW Jesus
Love the display of Great British summer. A brummie with a freckly tan, with a beach ball in the back of a pickup, one minute in a jumper being rained on, and the next in a t-shirt with the sun shining! Great entertainment as always 👍👍
They have already updated ten speed auto to increase life. Ford actually manufacture and sell about 1.5 million of these 10 speed automatics every year and most run to a very high mileage before any problem occurs. The Aisin-Warner six speed auto in the HiLux is also a good transmission and is also used in the Isuzu D-Max and Mazda pickups and was indeed used in an earlier form in six speed Audi Q7 vehicles.
On the road it’s not so much that the Raptor has coil springs but that they are rated to carry only 650kgs approx, rather than the commercial spec 1060kgs approx of the much stiffer others. The American specification leaf sprung Rangers and probably Amarok, if they decide to sell it there, will have 500 to 650kg rated springs, much softer than Australian and European models. What you tend to ignore is the fuel consumption of the Raptor, which you may find to be around 15mpg compared to the other two doing double the mpg or even better with still more than adequate road performance. They also tow 3.5 tons while the Raptor does not. The others are the sensible choice, especially for business user while the Raptor is the rich man’s toy. The difference between men and boys is actually the size of their toys.
@@j...bro.silly to buy a slower version and mod it to lose all guarantee. After that it’s a different story, while still a modded car is something different than a Stock more powerful one, and it’s not just the power.
Very true, but It goes to show that toyota haven’t updated the hilux for so long because of how well it was performing in the long run, I believe that after the hilux gets refurbished it will be a long ways better than the ranger. The previous ranger didn’t stand a chance off road to the 10 year old hilux platform. The new hilux will once again be a design that lasts for long whilst the ranger has to update every 3 years to keep up.
Ex 2021 SR5 Cruiser owner here, and I traded for a Ranger raptor 3L (460hp here in New Zealand) Nearly had it for a whole year now and so far it is the best car I have owned. It’s used on high country farming, reliability has been great, and puts a smile on your face when you hit that pedal. From my experience I think the older 1980-2000s hiluxs are where they were there best, but now the fan boys are too caught up in the brands and afraid of taking ego hits. New hilux blew a turbo towing a Cam am X3, the newer hiluxs aren’t as good as what they say, I have mate who owns a couple mechanic shops and they have had heaps of newer model hiluxs coming in with problems…. I have fitted air bags to my Raptor which can tow 3500kgs now, so not being affected by anything. The fuel prices are just increased slightly but doesn’t matter if you can afford one.
adding airbags doesn't raise your GVM, you can't legally tow 3500kg's in a Raptor (yes I have a next gen Raptor). All you do is improve the drop in the suspension from the weight of the trailer and you ruin the ride quality and travel of the shocks. Also your NZ Raptor is NOT 460hp, it's 392hp (same as AUS). Other that that your comments are spot on.
Yes, but engine and internals are nearly identical so a simple tune will get you north of 400+. I highly doubt anyone will drive 284hp raptor for longer than a week.
Toyota is a 4 pot so the V6 will last longer and tow with ease. The Toyota engine will have a shorter lifespan. Serious people who tow caravans or big boats or heavyload to 3,500kg tow with V6.
Come to the Brazil and you will see most of the trucks with over 500k miles they are all from ford and chevrolet, i dont know what you are talking about
VAG used to rebadge the HiLux in Asia, now VAG rebadge the FORD…which once upon a time FORD rebadged the Mazda truck, Mercedes rebadge the NISSAN and charge you another $20k…
The Ranger Raptor and VW is in a different league from the Hilux. Matt should have just gotten the regular Ranger Wildtrack...and as VW does not produce a pick up in the same segment... as is.
Okay Mat....here the thing...here in Africa....we use those pickup tracks for farming purposes....what we need to see, it's those pulling a trailer with 3 bulls minimum, at the back of the pickup carrying bull feed...fully packed... driving in a heavily sandy road...we need to see strength and durability and fuel consumption in such situations...
I was waiting for May to breath on his view between the old Amarok and the Amaford, and what the difference is. I recall that the Amarok won most battles
All of them are easy to clean leather/plastic interiors although rubber mats are optional. The deathly black with piano black bits of the Toyota actually shows the dirt and dust worse than the others.
In the REAL world the Toyota is the best off roader. Both the others have documented reliability issues and will ultimately fail when the going gets really tough. There are also reports that these Rangers start rusting even when they are only a couple of years old! Would not buy a VW due to their past shenanigans.
Apparently the rust is so bad on VWs now that larger lease/rental firms want nothing to do with VW. Modern Audis are also plagued with electrical faults.
Matt has zero clue on how much people love the Hilux in Asia, Africa alike! He's testing Hilux on 0-60 like it's a sports car, people don't buy these vehicles on 0-60 the key element here is reliability!
its not necessarily - and certainly not on the grounds you mention - the best off roader, but its the VERY best long term prospect for a farmer or contractor that actually needs his vehicle to last a long time, give ease of running and faultless reliability through years of use and abuse.
These pickups are reviewed for the wrong reasons, you buy a pickup for working not economy or what they have in the cab! The ranger & amorok don’t even fall into the work category. Dmax, hilux or l200 if you want a workhorse
HiLux is as noted for rusting chassis as the others. As for longevity and reliability of components, the others have caught up with if not overtaken Toyota in recent years. That’s the problem with being ahead of the pack, everyone tries to take you down by improving over time to match or better the king and eventually there’s a new king. The King is dead. Long live the King!
@@jdmguy44 Long term, yes. There’s nothing much to choose between them. I am a very happy Land Cruiser 100 series 1HD-FTE 4.2 diesel owner of very long standing and even when I bought that [I still have it] back in late 1998, it had a few initial faults, worse of which were a badly misaligned front suspension, sticky driver’s seatbelt, a water leak into a foglight and a faulty transmission computer that was changed out. A 2004 Range Rover 3.0 diesel had absolutely zero faults in the four years I had it. The 2014 Ranger, which I also still run in the fleet, had only a faulty EGR valve under warranty and since has only had a few broken rear springs, two of which were aftermarket, and a seized fifth injector that helps light up the DPF. No build issues whatsoever and no faults that have left me stranded. The new Ranger, which has only done some 4000 miles yet, is absolutely perfectly built with only a faulty wheel pressure sensor needing warranty work, which is obviously a generic big-name supplier part as probably fitted to many different models of vehicles. I can certainly tell you after 25 years running a Toyota and a friend having a large mixed fleet including Toyota, Nissan, Ford and Land Rover utes/pickups plus a large number of vans comprising mainly Renault, Vauxhall, Mercedes and others, and having run Toyota vans in the past, that they are all generally good and all have their particular strengths and weaknesses. It is unwise and even slightly juvenile to fall into brand adoration and loyalty traps. Particularly naive to swallow advertising propaganda designed specifically to engender customer loyalty. It’s all bull, believe me.
@@bohlalenchabeleng1370the Tacoma replaced the Hilux in the US back 1995. So most people think the old Hilux's are Tacoma's. Which is reasonable because they are basically the same vehicle
The toyota will make at least double of Km than the 2 others.....it's good to have a nice interior and 20 horses more, but i prefer a car you can use more than 1 month without problems
The best pickup car is the one that you can use hard for 10 years with the lowest maintenance costs, and according to the experience of Toyota, it is made to last a long time, and everyone remembers the experience of BBC Top Gear
Theres a reason I see way more new Raptors on the road than Hilux these days. The refinement and performance on this new Ford is amazing. That Beach ball test where the ball didnt even move!
@@Nahmannahman420part of the reason he sees new fords is because people get new ones faster than the toyotas because the toyotas are way more reliable, ford is notorious for reliability issued and its not a myth either My aunt had a situation wjere her brand new (month old or so) ford suv lost power steering in the middle of a drive
You see more Raptors on the road because people buy them as a posing piece for a couple of years, not because it's a working vehicle. And the Hilux will still be working 10 years down the line.
@burgir9985 Correction: Its cause its the new model Ranger whereas the Hilux has been same old same old for almost 10 years. That's Toyota, they build the same thing until the ute market moves on and they have to catch up. As for reliability I wouldn't say this gen Hilux is that great. I've known a few people to have rod knocks and diff whines shortly after purchase
Great video, always enjoy them - if I am being picky… the raptor really is not a direct competitor of the GR and Pan Americana, Wildtrak V6 should have been the one to pitch against them - the Raptor is well recognised as a beast all in its own category 😊
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Come to the Brazil and you will see most of the trucks with over 500k miles they are all from ford and chevrolet, i dont know what you are talking about
@@triple777sevenreally not even 5% of people that cares about this, will ever use the full capacity 🤣 that’s the problem with you critics, always searching for stupid arguments, but eventually you will end up bobbling in your Hilux, while the rest will be comfy and enjoying their raptor.
@@CarlFuckingJohnson ahhh yes, another one of those Ford drivers who don't even use it offroad but only for showing off and driving to the shops. Enjoy the mechanic shop Carl, that is where every Ford ends up. Also - it is a mechanics favourite vehicle!!!
Two of these are the same but one is different 🤔….the one lagging. Time for Toyota to up its game and bring on the next gen Hilux so I can get that “oh what a feeling, TOYOTA!” again.
@@conroyboothe9616 It might be behind in the “best car for posh people award” but the hilux Is way more capable offroad. Notice how they’re all driving cautiously, well the hilux can be driven as aggressively as possible and outlive the ranger and amarok in the same circumstances
@@conroyboothe9616 because NOBODY drives the Hilux for luxury or because it "looks cool" on the outside or inside - like people do with the Ford. As long as it doesn't breakdown a lot like Ford does, then everything else is irrelevant. It's literally a hardworking man's vehicle - one that is actually used for its purpose and not for showboating.
Personally, I would take the Raptor as my daily, I prefer everything about it, for when I'm home in the UK driving on tarmac. But when i work out in Western Australia, 99% of the utes you see are Toyota Hilux's or Land Cruiser, purely down to their reliability in the conditions out here. 👍🏻 They are absolute work horses and very reliable, which is what you need in the middle of the Pilbara desert when its 50°C.
go watch australian offroad channels ..why watch this chnnel for off road ?? there r better channels for offroad ..but this channel is road focused channel ...
I am a ford bloke, and have the exact same Raptor.However, rather than your edits, I live my days in it, and I think my Subaru Wrx Sti would perform better. I love my orange nugget Raptor to bits, but I can definitely tell that this was a paid by Ford video. I have Hilux Rogues and older Amarok V6s completely killing everything wee all do. Tasmania, Hilux and Amarok kill me across every facet. Definitely paid by Ford on this one.
The diesel engine is much better for a pickup, can tow more and carry more and gives better mpg and diesel can be bought for cheaper for businesses. Leaf springs are an absolute must for a pickup due to load carrying and towing, plus they last a lifetime so no maintenance required. The wobbly steering wheel on the Hilux is so it is more comfortable offroad. A highly strung setup will throw you all over the place offroad. The hilux is a previous generation of pickup, been around since 2016. I'd still take Toyotas reliability and functionality over the other 2, better yet, wait until 2024 and get the new generation Hilux
I’ve got a Hilux GR sport I’ve upgraded with OME BP-51 suspension (2in lift), 33x12.5r17 off road Yokohama G003 tyres, ARB air lockers and loads more😅 as I’m also from Birmingham, so let me know if you want to test a Hilux with much more capabilities to defend the brand rep :) 👍🏻
I don't think you'd be defending the brand rep in that test as much as the aftermarket parts you've put on it😅 If that's the case let's get a a Raptor with 35 inch mud terrains to test with your Hilux!
@@migueljardim8177 yeah, I get that but the ford is £10k plus more, so you can do all that to a Hilux and still be under budget.. lol but tbf, just putting all three trucks on the Ko2 tyres the ranger was on would have been a fairer test :). But I get you point ✌🏻
@richardclarke207 I understand what you mean, but this was meant to be a comparison between stock vehicles. If Toyota doesn't want to put KO2 tyres and more ground clearance on their truck, then it isn't the Raptors' fault for being better, if you know what I mean? No hate to either truck, but that is just how it be🤷♂️.
Come to the Brazil and you will see most of the trucks with over 500k miles they are all from ford and chevrolet, i dont know what you are talking about
For looks & comfort. 1 Ford Raptor 2 VW Amarok 3 Hilux For reliability 1 Hilux 2 Amarok 10< Ford < don't consider. Chances of getting across the all african continent north to south. Toyota Hilux 100% VW Amarok 50% Ford Ranger 25%
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We need a Hyundai Getz on this channel day 256 please and a drag race
Can you please do a Off-roading test of the Land cruiser J300
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Work on a commercial farm and we have each of these model pickups !! Most are driven off road being sand and mud , and loaded with the max carrying capacity . So far the Toyota has been the best in terms of reliability and running costs !! The Raptor is only a game changer when it comes to overall performance, yet in the 6 months having it on the farm we've experienced more technical problems ie. electronics . The Amarok just feels too soft as a work horse , nothing really beats the Toyota reliability, we've got Hiluxs' on the farm with 300000 miles and 400000miles respectively without having any issues !! So yet to see how the Amarok and Raptor will be in the long run !!
6 months with the Ford Ranger Raptor here - not a single issue so far
Exactly 😎 that is also the result of 4WD 24/7 testing pickups
@@JJ452he's using Raptor in farm, not Tarmac like you
@@JJ452it’s Ford they are shit for reliability. Had so many issues with the 7 transits we’ve had at work
@Carson-pb5pf one vote for the Hilux right there
Props to the editing team! 🙏
Prop dees nuts
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Very impressive how they edited the 5 second hill climb into a 30 second race lol
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Well done, whoever edited this.
Mat's way of displaying and the team's editing in this one is actually impressive, love it!
Matt always doing the GOAT things possible.
white balance has been off for years tho (even here, the engine bay is complitely magenta-oriented)
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Had my ranger raptor for 8 weeks now and its a beast. Ive got the Aussie one too so more power. I love it.
Raptor is a kick ass machine leaves the 4 pot for dead. Poor toyota fan boys 🤣
yeah. I myself have a Toyota Hilux 2024 and a Ranger Raptor and i will,say, Toyota is better for durability, reliabilty. Ranger Raptor has broken down on me 2 times, Toyota zero times. So i would definitely recommend Toyota.
@@nevergonnagiveyouup8302 my raptor has been at ford for 4 weeks now. Powertrain fault. Likely something major from the noise it made and it wouldn't move. I have a loan car now so ford have been good but this shouldn't happen. It's a far cry from my comment above 😂
@@rebelrob9637 hah. Hope it gets fixed soon!
@nevergonnagiveyouup8302 can i ask looking at getting one how long have u had it and what did u use it for in city or off road
3:15 I think it would be fair to switch positions for each race to make sure every car had the same chance 🎉
I was thinking the same
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That opening scene is pure gold! Great shots, great editing, great Matt.
@Carson-pb5pfbro what does that have to do with the comment 💀
I honestly think if you choose the Toyota over the VW and Ford, its not because of power, interior, technology etc. Its simply because of reliability.
The people that use these vehicles as a workhorse don't really care about technology, power, luxury. They care about reliability and durability. There's a reason why the Hilux is not only the best selling pickup in the world but also the most trusted.
The Raptor is not even a 1 ton truck which means it's not classified as a commercial vehicle which means you can't write the tax off.
Come to the Brazil and you will see most of the trucks with over 500k miles they are all from ford and chevrolet, i dont know what you are talking about
@@electrikoptik The best selling pick-up in the world is the Ford F-150 (it isn´t even the 2nd best) , and the best selling in europe is the Ranger. And the Raptor isn´t meant to be a commercial vehicle, if you want that and an excellent offroader, buy a Tremor or Wildtrak X.
@citaron, that's where your wrong. The best selling pickup in the world is still the Toyota Hilux. Ford is maybe the best seller for people that does no off roading and buys it for show. But the best seller is the Toyota Hilux because more businesses owns Toyota Hilux accris their fleet and most farmers owns Toyota Hilux, but Ford might be the best seller in America but not the rest of the world.
@@citaron You do realize that the F-150 is mainly sold in the US and Canada right? It's not a global product. The Hilux is sold in over 180 countries and it is the best selling mid-size pickup in the world.
This reminds me some Media testing back around 2006 where the Hilux would lose most testing especially by the more powerful Nissan Navara. Fast forward now, you see plenty of Hilux from that gen being used and abused in many farms.
Because we all know that the hilux are the best 👌.. 20 years later let's see which is still able to climb a rock 😂😂😂
@@MrBchott I got a 2005 Navara D40 2.5. Yes, we still climb rocks and it never gave a single issue to me. Best truck out there for sure
and the majority of the Navara are scrap because they're Crap and the headgasket go on the diesel.
@MrBchott You toyota dickriders are ridiculous! The only thing toyota is good at is making a commuter car. It's not a bad company, but they can't make a functional truck to save their lives. They might as well be a toyota camry with a truck bed lol
I live in a rural area in Germany with plenty of small farms around me. I have not seen a pick-up truck being used on a farm a single time.
Dude, love the comparison. Testing methodology. Absolutely ideal mid size super trucks.
*If they had the same tires and tire pressure, then we have an apples to apples analysis.
The Hilux might be "old-fashioned" and all that, but it will be running long after either the Ford or VW. As a South African, I know just how incredibly reliable a Hilux is. Can't say the same for the others, unfortunately.
In Malaysia we called every brand pickups a Hilux. Hilux Raptor, Hilux Navarra, Hilux Dmax, Hilux Amarok
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Sama dgn Maggi bro😂, Maggi sedap, Maggi mamee, Maggi samyang haha
@@dingoko5557Hilux Navarra??
Hailak haha
@@purwantiallan5089nissan navara
Can we all agree that this channel never disappoints
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true. always delivers stupid comaparisons like here, when they put up petrol vs diesel cars
@@alexger85💀 and Your problem ?
Never ever ever👌
After 25 years the Toyota will be performing. Where else the other two will be in a garage or under some treee
I have a Hilux for 16 yrs 185k KMs... It is a tank. And I do serious offroading with it. Its amazing what you can do without locking diffs if you know what you're doing!
185,000 km/115,000 miles in 16 years is pretty low mileage. I had 218,000 miles/350,000 km on my 2011 Ram 2500 diesel when I sold it last September.
My hilux is on 316k
Love the vids. Especially these off-road ones. Definitely the most entertaining car reviewer on TH-cam. Thanks
Gonna have to say the Whistlin Diesel Toyota Hilux was the ultimate truck durability test.
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@Carson-pb5pf that's just a paste and copy from Christianity.
@Carson-pb5pf devil worship,pedo guy made.😅😅 flat earth muddy moon 💩
@@bohlalenchabeleng1370it’s all originally from the same source, God. Only difference being the Quran actually has a method of preservation and is a single book unlike the Bible.
@@bengal-desi6526 Er wrong, the original source was early human mythology. It is all errant superstition that has caused inordinate suffering and held back humanity's progress.
This is the best video editing to come from you guys. Please do more of this.
Overall if you looking for the best value it's Toyota Hilux no doubts
Matt has no idea of off roading conditions and requirements in Asia and Africa, the sheikhs love these in the gulf, so do Afrikaans across the continent and Taliban love these too. No one gives a damn about 0-60 Matt treats these like a supercar, Hilux champion of tough reliable SUV not ford VW Jesus
@@protagonist9716thank God someone said it. Hats off.
@@protagonist9716 jeez I guess that's why the ranger Is #1 in the Philippines because it's reliable
You can't tell me I'm the only one who noticed Matt's cheekiness with the Isofix points 😂😂 @14:27
The other Toyota SUV Mat was talking about is the Toyota Corolla Cross GR or the Toyota Land Cruiser GR 2023 if anyone was wondering😁😎
Love the display of Great British summer. A brummie with a freckly tan, with a beach ball in the back of a pickup, one minute in a jumper being rained on, and the next in a t-shirt with the sun shining!
Great entertainment as always 👍👍
Hilux still the best pick up, give those other 2 a few years and check how long those 10 speed gear boxes starts demanding attention.
They have already updated ten speed auto to increase life. Ford actually manufacture and sell about 1.5 million of these 10 speed automatics every year and most run to a very high mileage before any problem occurs. The Aisin-Warner six speed auto in the HiLux is also a good transmission and is also used in the Isuzu D-Max and Mazda pickups and was indeed used in an earlier form in six speed Audi Q7 vehicles.
On the road it’s not so much that the Raptor has coil springs but that they are rated to carry only 650kgs approx, rather than the commercial spec 1060kgs approx of the much stiffer others. The American specification leaf sprung Rangers and probably Amarok, if they decide to sell it there, will have 500 to 650kg rated springs, much softer than Australian and European models.
What you tend to ignore is the fuel consumption of the Raptor, which you may find to be around 15mpg compared to the other two doing double the mpg or even better with still more than adequate road performance. They also tow 3.5 tons while the Raptor does not. The others are the sensible choice, especially for business user while the Raptor is the rich man’s toy. The difference between men and boys is actually the size of their toys.
Well thats cool.
Silly choice to derate load capacity of the raptor, better to buy it as rated to make it tax efficient.. then mod it. To make it better.
@@j...bro.The difference between men and boys is how much time they have for hobbies.
@@j...bro.silly to buy a slower version and mod it to lose all guarantee. After that it’s a different story, while still a modded car is something different than a Stock more powerful one, and it’s not just the power.
none of them actually tow 3.5 tones. thats a nice lie and cheap marketing
Entertainment, video and editing skills growing with leaps and bounds! My favourite TH-cam channel!
All great options from 3 likeable brands. Fair win to the Raptor, have had a go in the previous Raptor across a paddock and it was very impressive.
The VW needs better tires.
Should’ve used tacoma instead of hilux
@@shafaylakyari4689 Same car, just a different body style.
@@angrysocialjusticewarriornope. The Raptor has a lot of chassis and suspension modifications over the regular trucks.
hilux remains the immortal one so when the other two will die out, it will catch up eventually 😂😅
Who wants the same car for over 5 years anyway
@@CarlFuckingJohnsonPassat r36 owner here - me lol
@@rodeo413 nice car, very rare in good shape too..
@@CarlFuckingJohnsonpeople who use them for work instead of going shopping in a pick up might prefer the reliability
@@wwanimator = minority of sales
My heart goes for raptor but my brain says hilux. Hilux, proper offroader, rugged and long lasting than other two. But that raptor looks so beautiful.
Go Raptor bro - You dont want a 4 pot towing 3500kg
Editors did a really good job!
Yep. And he always nailed them.
You're really the best at this 🤞🏾 that was highly informative! 👊🏾 Appreciated from Johannesburg South Africa 🇿🇦
Now which do you think will still be working in 50 years from now, probably the Hilux, they do have a reputation of being reliable
Matt you didnt mention the Hilux is the oldest of the three and will be refreshed next year.
So unless every manufacturer releases their comparable vehicles on the same day, every comparison test is flawed.
Very true, but It goes to show that toyota haven’t updated the hilux for so long because of how well it was performing in the long run, I believe that after the hilux gets refurbished it will be a long ways better than the ranger. The previous ranger didn’t stand a chance off road to the 10 year old hilux platform. The new hilux will once again be a design that lasts for long whilst the ranger has to update every 3 years to keep up.
Always impressed by Matt's content. Keep up the good work.
I also always impressed with that.
Ex 2021 SR5 Cruiser owner here, and I traded for a Ranger raptor 3L (460hp here in New Zealand) Nearly had it for a whole year now and so far it is the best car I have owned. It’s used on high country farming, reliability has been great, and puts a smile on your face when you hit that pedal. From my experience I think the older 1980-2000s hiluxs are where they were there best, but now the fan boys are too caught up in the brands and afraid of taking ego hits. New hilux blew a turbo towing a Cam am X3, the newer hiluxs aren’t as good as what they say, I have mate who owns a couple mechanic shops and they have had heaps of newer model hiluxs coming in with problems…. I have fitted air bags to my Raptor which can tow 3500kgs now, so not being affected by anything. The fuel prices are just increased slightly but doesn’t matter if you can afford one.
adding airbags doesn't raise your GVM, you can't legally tow 3500kg's in a Raptor (yes I have a next gen Raptor). All you do is improve the drop in the suspension from the weight of the trailer and you ruin the ride quality and travel of the shocks. Also your NZ Raptor is NOT 460hp, it's 392hp (same as AUS). Other that that your comments are spot on.
Are you talking about the GR Sport when you say "newer" Hilux models? Or is this also for the SR5 Cruiser?
Graham appearing as the tellytubbies sun was the best thing I’ve seen on this channel
We need a drag rage between the current Amarok V6 and the previous Amarok V6. It’d be interesting to see which performances better.
Old would win. That engine came from a Touareg...
The old Amarok is faster than the new one...
th-cam.com/video/veNRFvCPACY/w-d-xo.html
This should give you an idea
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@@jpancap5057not faster than McRae R4 and Porsche Cayenne.
In Australia the Raptor R is 392hp and with the same engine too. Europe only has 284hp for some reason...😮
It’s the stricter new emission standards in Europe. The engine needs to be detuned to meet them.
It's really 292hp? Cause I was a bit confused, in South Africa it has 292KW, which is around 450hp
Yes, but engine and internals are nearly identical so a simple tune will get you north of 400+. I highly doubt anyone will drive 284hp raptor for longer than a week.
@@vlad1889are you sure about that? That would be a good news...
@Carson-pb5pf Jesus disagrees, and he drives the Raptor!
I couldn't help but feel as though this tests were a little biased towards the raptor
That is because it is. Raptor won the moment they got the car.
Truth is Hilux is the winner in the real world so everyone buys it in Asia and Africa the "home" of these SUVs
@@protagonist9716 You're like a broken record.
Let's not forget the Amarok is actually rebadged Ranger. Even have same doors!!
A friend of mine brought a F150 in Africa and within six months it was not its knees. Went back to a Toyota Hi Lux and never looked back !!
The simplicity in the hilux gives it better chance to last longer and cheaper fixes.
Toyota is a 4 pot so the V6 will last longer and tow with ease. The Toyota engine will have a shorter lifespan. Serious people who tow caravans or big boats or heavyload to 3,500kg tow with V6.
Awesome video! My personal favorite would be the hilux. Great truck overall and my dad had owned one for a while!
Just keeps getting on coming.
Come to the Brazil and you will see most of the trucks with over 500k miles they are all from ford and chevrolet, i dont know what you are talking about
@@supertemplar3340
…..and they’re not 4cyl, they’re 6/8 cyl large capacitance blocks, big difference….
VAG used to rebadge the HiLux in Asia, now VAG rebadge the FORD…which once upon a time FORD rebadged the Mazda truck, Mercedes rebadge the NISSAN and charge you another $20k…
@@supertemplar3340in Brazil, Toyota lead the sales
The Ranger Raptor and VW is in a different league from the Hilux. Matt should have just gotten the regular Ranger Wildtrack...and as VW does not produce a pick up in the same segment... as is.
Here in South Africa, the Ranger Raptor comes with 385 hp as standard1💪💪
South Africans sure do love their Hilux and Ranger.
All cars in this video are made in South Africa @@bohlalenchabeleng1370
Okay Mat....here the thing...here in Africa....we use those pickup tracks for farming purposes....what we need to see, it's those pulling a trailer with 3 bulls minimum, at the back of the pickup carrying bull feed...fully packed... driving in a heavily sandy road...we need to see strength and durability and fuel consumption in such situations...
Ford F350 or Ram 3500. Don't bother with the mid-size or full-size (half tons).
I was waiting for May to breath on his view between the old Amarok and the Amaford, and what the difference is.
I recall that the Amarok won most battles
Must be a new editing team. Absolutely incredible! Props to Matt and the film and editing team!
Wish Matt also doing an offroad circuit challenge with Audi TT Pikes Peak.
Actually the Amarok is a rebadged Ranger. I drove both of them, and they are pretty much the same except a few things.
Pretty much the same but the Ranger Raptor is a few steps up.
the more plastic interior of the hilux seems an upside on a pickup, its a workers vehicle and that plastic is way easier to clean
All of them are easy to clean leather/plastic interiors although rubber mats are optional. The deathly black with piano black bits of the Toyota actually shows the dirt and dust worse than the others.
That intro was just iconic 💥💥💥💥
Those ambassadors really bring the hype; their excitement is infectious, makes signing up feel like the right move 😄🌟
New camera and editing style, Love it!
"I didn't spill my load" we all know what you were on about matt 😂
Plus "hold on to your ball" had me rolling.
Oh my mind😂
I love the offroad videos. Please keep 'em coming!!!
What about offroad videos featuring Lancer Evo X vs Delta Integrale vs Toyota Hilux.
Lc300 vs defender🔥🔥
Nicely edited, I love this new dynamic.
W for editing & videography team 🔥
W for matt also !!!
only hilux can last a eternity.
maybe or maybe not depends on the driver
True if you service Hilux on time , it will never give you problems and will always go anywhere anytime will last 10years +
This man never fails to entertain us.
Matt always here to amaze everyone.
Yessir @@purwantiallan5089
In the REAL world the Toyota is the best off roader. Both the others have documented reliability issues and will ultimately fail when the going gets really tough. There are also reports that these Rangers start rusting even when they are only a couple of years old! Would not buy a VW due to their past shenanigans.
Apparently the rust is so bad on VWs now that larger lease/rental firms want nothing to do with VW. Modern Audis are also plagued with electrical faults.
Matt has zero clue on how much people love the Hilux in Asia, Africa alike! He's testing Hilux on 0-60 like it's a sports car, people don't buy these vehicles on 0-60 the key element here is reliability!
New VW ute is 70% a ranger.
Raptors frame is wax painted, it wont rust like the last model.
its not necessarily - and certainly not on the grounds you mention - the best off roader, but its the VERY best long term prospect for a farmer or contractor that actually needs his vehicle to last a long time, give ease of running and faultless reliability through years of use and abuse.
The toyota is something you will choose because you know that it won't disappoint you
These pickups are reviewed for the wrong reasons, you buy a pickup for working not economy or what they have in the cab! The ranger & amorok don’t even fall into the work category. Dmax, hilux or l200 if you want a workhorse
In 20 years: Hilux wins the test of time. The other two are long gone.
HiLux is as noted for rusting chassis as the others. As for longevity and reliability of components, the others have caught up with if not overtaken Toyota in recent years. That’s the problem with being ahead of the pack, everyone tries to take you down by improving over time to match or better the king and eventually there’s a new king. The King is dead. Long live the King!
@@hedydd2Ford/VW have caught up or overtaken Toyota in terms of reliability? What planet you living on mate😂😂
@@jdmguy44 Long term, yes. There’s nothing much to choose between them. I am a very happy Land Cruiser 100 series 1HD-FTE 4.2 diesel owner of very long standing and even when I bought that [I still have it] back in late 1998, it had a few initial faults, worse of which were a badly misaligned front suspension, sticky driver’s seatbelt, a water leak into a foglight and a faulty transmission computer that was changed out. A 2004 Range Rover 3.0 diesel had absolutely zero faults in the four years I had it. The 2014 Ranger, which I also still run in the fleet, had only a faulty EGR valve under warranty and since has only had a few broken rear springs, two of which were aftermarket, and a seized fifth injector that helps light up the DPF. No build issues whatsoever and no faults that have left me stranded. The new Ranger, which has only done some 4000 miles yet, is absolutely perfectly built with only a faulty wheel pressure sensor needing warranty work, which is obviously a generic big-name supplier part as probably fitted to many different models of vehicles. I can certainly tell you after 25 years running a Toyota and a friend having a large mixed fleet including Toyota, Nissan, Ford and Land Rover utes/pickups plus a large number of vans comprising mainly Renault, Vauxhall, Mercedes and others, and having run Toyota vans in the past, that they are all generally good and all have their particular strengths and weaknesses. It is unwise and even slightly juvenile to fall into brand adoration and loyalty traps. Particularly naive to swallow advertising propaganda designed specifically to engender customer loyalty. It’s all bull, believe me.
As a North American, it’s weird to me that i never see hilux and an Amarok before, they’re very nice pick-up 👌
Very small compared to your pickups though !
You never see a Hilux? Wow
It's probably because you guys got RAM which is a nice brand admittedly.
@@PiOfficialthe hilux is literally just 2in narrower then the Tacoma. They're basically the same truck
@@bohlalenchabeleng1370the Tacoma replaced the Hilux in the US back 1995. So most people think the old Hilux's are Tacoma's. Which is reasonable because they are basically the same vehicle
Affordability Reliability and Style Toyota is always king.
I really like the new approach👍👌
Why didn't you use the 4.0 V6 hulix or u guys don't get them in Europe
The toyota will make at least double of Km than the 2 others.....it's good to have a nice interior and 20 horses more, but i prefer a car you can use more than 1 month without problems
The best pickup car is the one that you can use hard for 10 years with the lowest maintenance costs, and according to the experience of Toyota, it is made to last a long time, and everyone remembers the experience of BBC Top Gear
Agree but nowadays these are family vehicles and thats why they going soft.
Editing is now at next level!
th editing, commentary, filming, its all good. You are a pro.
The first part advertising was 🔥🔥❤
Theres a reason I see way more new Raptors on the road than Hilux these days. The refinement and performance on this new Ford is amazing. That Beach ball test where the ball didnt even move!
Are they reliable tho? I know toyota is super reliable.
@@Nahmannahman420part of the reason he sees new fords is because people get new ones faster than the toyotas because the toyotas are way more reliable, ford is notorious for reliability issued and its not a myth either
My aunt had a situation wjere her brand new (month old or so) ford suv lost power steering in the middle of a drive
You see more Raptors on the road because people buy them as a posing piece for a couple of years, not because it's a working vehicle. And the Hilux will still be working 10 years down the line.
@burgir9985 Correction: Its cause its the new model Ranger whereas the Hilux has been same old same old for almost 10 years. That's Toyota, they build the same thing until the ute market moves on and they have to catch up. As for reliability I wouldn't say this gen Hilux is that great. I've known a few people to have rod knocks and diff whines shortly after purchase
Not here in Botswana
Here we know fords wont last in this terrain
Great video, always enjoy them - if I am being picky… the raptor really is not a direct competitor of the GR and Pan Americana, Wildtrak V6 should have been the one to pitch against them - the Raptor is well recognised as a beast all in its own category 😊
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Hilux all day if quality and reliability are your top priorities. I agree that its interior really needs to be improved though.
Come to the Brazil and you will see most of the trucks with over 500k miles they are all from ford and chevrolet, i dont know what you are talking about
come to south africa where most trucks are toyotas lol
@@supertemplar3340
@@supertemplar3340yes Ford and Chevy with big naturally aspirated v8 engines.
Not like the 2.0 4 cylinder turbo diesel ranger we get here.
Ford and Volkswagen too quality and reliability
The start was amazing
the intro was so good props to editing team omg
Hilux can't be compared.💪🏻🔥
ill pick up the toyota hillux all day everyday
Good for u
Ford Ranger Raptor is the proper pickup. It has the looks, it has the suspension, it has the power. Even the name sounds badass.
Yeah and the mechanics love you every single day to fix you car 😅
A 'proper' pickup that carries ½ a ton🤔
The raptor is a fast fun truck to drive and cannot tick all the boxes
@@triple777sevenreally not even 5% of people that cares about this, will ever use the full capacity 🤣 that’s the problem with you critics, always searching for stupid arguments, but eventually you will end up bobbling in your Hilux, while the rest will be comfy and enjoying their raptor.
@@CarlFuckingJohnson ahhh yes, another one of those Ford drivers who don't even use it offroad but only for showing off and driving to the shops. Enjoy the mechanic shop Carl, that is where every Ford ends up. Also - it is a mechanics favourite vehicle!!!
The heart says Raptor but my head says go with the reliable workhorse (10 year warranty) Hilux for a stress free life.
Loving how 4rab combines the love of gully cricket with cutting-edge gamification; it’s a thrill every fan should experience 🏏🕹️
Two of these are the same but one is different 🤔….the one lagging. Time for Toyota to up its game and bring on the next gen Hilux so I can get that “oh what a feeling, TOYOTA!” again.
Toyota is always gonna be behind and people won't say anything about it
@@conroyboothe9616 It might be behind in the “best car for posh people award” but the hilux Is way more capable offroad. Notice how they’re all driving cautiously, well the hilux can be driven as aggressively as possible and outlive the ranger and amarok in the same circumstances
@@conroyboothe9616 because NOBODY drives the Hilux for luxury or because it "looks cool" on the outside or inside - like people do with the Ford. As long as it doesn't breakdown a lot like Ford does, then everything else is irrelevant. It's literally a hardworking man's vehicle - one that is actually used for its purpose and not for showboating.
The intro to this video and the interior review mix up maked it the best group of cars review I've ever seen on carwow🎉🎉🎉🔥🔥🔥😋
Yep. Seems like its also the most bonkers one.
Yes 😁
can we please get a review on the raptor ❤
Those ambassadors talking about dreams and playing, makes you want to join IPL 2024 right now! 🌟🙌
Personally, I would take the Raptor as my daily, I prefer everything about it, for when I'm home in the UK driving on tarmac. But when i work out in Western Australia, 99% of the utes you see are Toyota Hilux's or Land Cruiser, purely down to their reliability in the conditions out here. 👍🏻 They are absolute work horses and very reliable, which is what you need in the middle of the Pilbara desert when its 50°C.
This vid feels like a step up from the (already excellent) standard Carwow group test. Well done lads!
i like those off-road videos, you should make them more often
go watch australian offroad channels ..why watch this chnnel for off road ?? there r better channels for offroad ..but this channel is road focused channel ...
These videos just keep getting better. Love it! Keep it up!
@Carson-pb5pf muhammad was a pedophile
I am a ford bloke, and have the exact same Raptor.However, rather than your edits, I live my days in it, and I think my Subaru Wrx Sti would perform better.
I love my orange nugget Raptor to bits, but I can definitely tell that this was a paid by Ford video. I have Hilux Rogues and older Amarok V6s completely killing everything wee all do. Tasmania, Hilux and Amarok kill me across every facet.
Definitely paid by Ford on this one.
22:08 DJ Khaled driving the Toyota 😂😂
Another one 😂😂😂
the uk version does not have 583NM. it is detuned. the Australian version has 583NM
The big Ford pickup makes 1630 nm with the high output engine.
The diesel engine is much better for a pickup, can tow more and carry more and gives better mpg and diesel can be bought for cheaper for businesses.
Leaf springs are an absolute must for a pickup due to load carrying and towing, plus they last a lifetime so no maintenance required.
The wobbly steering wheel on the Hilux is so it is more comfortable offroad. A highly strung setup will throw you all over the place offroad.
The hilux is a previous generation of pickup, been around since 2016. I'd still take Toyotas reliability and functionality over the other 2, better yet, wait until 2024 and get the new generation Hilux
@Carson-pb5pf Anti-psychotic medication helps with delusional beliefs. If your imaginary friend is 'real' you should speak to a psychiatrist
Hilux the best, as 500k miles
Later it would still be working
QUE NÍVEL DE PRODUÇÃO! Parabéns pra Carwow, pra equipe de filmagem, produção e edição, e especialmente pro Mat, que é o melhor apresentador do ramo.
Best intro so far Matt!
I’ve got a Hilux GR sport I’ve upgraded with OME BP-51 suspension (2in lift), 33x12.5r17 off road Yokohama G003 tyres, ARB air lockers and loads more😅 as I’m also from Birmingham, so let me know if you want to test a Hilux with much more capabilities to defend the brand rep :) 👍🏻
@carwow see this guy !
What about Corolla GR Group B Car?
I don't think you'd be defending the brand rep in that test as much as the aftermarket parts you've put on it😅 If that's the case let's get a a Raptor with 35 inch mud terrains to test with your Hilux!
@@migueljardim8177 yeah, I get that but the ford is £10k plus more, so you can do all that to a Hilux and still be under budget.. lol but tbf, just putting all three trucks on the Ko2 tyres the ranger was on would have been a fairer test :). But I get you point ✌🏻
@richardclarke207 I understand what you mean, but this was meant to be a comparison between stock vehicles. If Toyota doesn't want to put KO2 tyres and more ground clearance on their truck, then it isn't the Raptors' fault for being better, if you know what I mean? No hate to either truck, but that is just how it be🤷♂️.
Would like to see if amarok and ford are still with us at 200k miles
That right bro
Come to the Brazil and you will see most of the trucks with over 500k miles they are all from ford and chevrolet, i dont know what you are talking about
Almost 200,000 miles was just broken in for my Ram 2500. The problem here is the road salt eats the body and frame.
i love toyota GR family. especially yaris GR. ❤️🙂
For looks & comfort.
1 Ford Raptor
2 VW Amarok
3 Hilux
For reliability
1 Hilux
2 Amarok
10< Ford < don't consider.
Chances of getting across the all african continent north to south.
Toyota Hilux 100%
VW Amarok 50%
Ford Ranger 25%
Thumbs up for the intro!!!👍👍