2003 Toyota Alphard Hybrid 4WD (Canada Import) Japan Auction Purchase Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ต.ค. 2022
- Toyota Alphard Hybrid 4WD ATH10W Purchased and Exported from Japan
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Hahaha..."Space Mountain looking display" is one of the best descriptions ever!
I have no idea why I got such kick out of that.
Cool van. Would be on my short list, if I were looking at getting a van 😉
@0:52 Pretty unusual because it is actually calculated in L/km, at least outside of Japan. All I can gauge from the gauge is that more is more efficient.
@2:01 Wow, less than 6l/100km. That is compact car territory - at least for 2004. Except, it is a luxury MPV with decent horsepower.
@2:18 That is 10l/100km how it is normally calculated - outside of Japan. Not great, but not bad either. It is what you would expect from a not so mini minivan. 🤗
My wife really wants one of these now especially in hybrid
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Cool van.another great video
Thanks Derek!! Been on a binge watching of your videos from the other day, so Big up yourself, all the way from Jamaica!! We see plenty of these here, as I guess our country is a big importer of these vans, including Hiace, Noahs, Wishes, and Coasters. Anyday I see you video on a Coaster, then I am pretty sure rain will fall that day. I have to give credit to Japanese, they really do take care of their vehicles, i mean hard to believe this is a 2003 model.
I have been waiting my whole life for a "big up yourself". Not kidding, this is a big deal for me!!
@@PacificCoastAuto yeah man, much respect brother. 🙏🏽👍🏽🇯🇲👊🏽. Definitely my pleasure.
@@PacificCoastAuto btw, after I post this message, did watch your video on that Hino Liesse (Coaster) after, and rain did certainly fall. 😂😂. Big up.
4WD Hybrid seems like a really neat idea. I guess the Toyota Highlander offered that, or maybe still does. Being in Canada, I see Alphard's once in a while. They're not quite common yet, Delica's seem to be the most common RHD vehicle.
What a great van!
Do you recommend purchasing a 2003 Alphard in 2023. 2year old vehicle
What is the average landed price for a hybrid alphard to get one to Canada?
Hey! I spot that Alto Works in the thumbnail 👀
Nice😀
Are these allowed in the US? Does that calculate to 40mpg? Can you use the hybrid of this van like Prius for climate control when parked and camping inside of it?
No, you'll have to wait for at least 10 more years to import these to US
How much cost this
I'm with you on the Honda wheels and badges Derek though I was trying to have a little bit of fun matching up my StepWGN to my Championship White FK8! 😁
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I love the wheels. You and I would get along well!!
That's a Nice Van even though Minivans are like the Least Cool Thing On Wheels 😄
Nah, Toyota managed to make even minivans cool. Have you seen the executive lounge, or royal lounge trim levels on this car? They look like a private jet in the back