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This car was produced in Indonesia. Named Kijang mean Deer. This type is called Capsule, as transition from boxy shape to rounded. I think this car can run forever, many still drive this car around asia. Just share 🙏
InfiniteLoop so your saying you watched the whole video without skipping or anything, it kept your attention, you weren’t messing with your phone, or had the tv on in the background. Because I know you did one of them. Edit: not a dig at the guy( the one showing his car ). It’s a dig at me and modern society.
That man has an infectious enthusiasm. And frankly: it's nice to see a person actually enjoying their vehicle for once, and getting their money's worth.
This car was so popular in Indonesia at 2000s, we called it Toyota Kijang. Kijang means Deer in English. This car has 2 rivals, it was Mitsubishi Kuda and Isuzu Panther. Kuda means Horse, and Panther just means Panther (has name from animal too). But, both rivals not successful as Kijang, Kuda was discontinued at 2005, and Panther still survive but still with an old model until now, some says if Panther is an eternal model just like Mitsubishi L300. For this Kijang model, some say if this model was a Baby Land Cruiser 80 and 100 series, and Mitsubishi Kuda also called as Baby Pajero Exceed (Not Pajero Sport model). Now Kijang has a great successful lineage with 6 successful generations in Indonesia from 1977 until nowadays.
I actually have a 2002 model which is my daily driver. It now has over 200000 kms on it and still runs strong. Very reliable, just gas and go, with very basic maintenance required. Great that Scott chose this video.
True. I've always said that modesty is very good for us. I'd buy a cheap car if I were very rich just to keep me grounded. It's easy to get carried away by luxury once you have lots of money. I mean, how much luxury do you really need to be happy?? Just be glad we have everything we need.
@@tubamonkey09 Ah, I thought it looked familiar. I remember seeing those all over when I lived in Taiwan. I miss those Asia-only AUV models. I think the vehicle style was called "RV" in Taiwan, which refers to something completely different in the U.S.
@@BritishBikerPhilippines where was you born and raised, your accent is making me pants, your defo not a brummie or a black country lad, my money is on South of bham maybe east Midlands or south,
I own one of these a 1998 model. I can attest it's built like an anvil. 21 year old and almost everything is still original. It's basically a Hi-Lux underneath and that says it all.
Thanks Scotty for posting this. I’m a Canadian doing mission work in the Philippines and he’s spot on about the Toyota Revo. A tough, reliable workhorse that gets you from point A to B and back again. I remember driving through flood waters following a bus, branches and coconuts hitting the side of the car in the torrent, but the Revo chugged strait through. Nice video, loved it.
Best quote “Built to Last”.. Nowdays cars are built just for 5-7 years so you have to replace to their newer model. But 80’s-90’s toyota are built to Last 👍
That's why I bought a 95 Corolla with 217k miles on it for $1,200. Sure I had to replace a few hundred dollars worth of easy parts(pads/calipers/rotors) and had to replace brake lines, as a few other minor things(that could have turned into major down the road), but the motor and transmission run like a clock, and sure beat the hell out of my '13 Nissan sentra that needed a new transmission every 30k miles and a new motor every 80k miles. Luckily all that was replaced under warranty, though I only had it for less than 2 years! It had 17k miles when I bought it and gave it back to the bank with 75k miles when it was ready for a new motor and a SECOND transmission!! And what the did the dealer say? "Dur we can replace them for free" right but guess who has to foot that bill when the warranty is up??? Never again. I'm never getting rid of my Corolla, I'll run it to a million miles and beyond lol
Its an Asian Utility Vehicle or AUV for short. These cars were popular in most parts of Asia during the 1990s up to the early 2010s. Toyota has been competing with Mitsubishi and Isuzu in this segment but this car was discontinued in favor of having a MPV/minivan succesor in 2006. Too bad these cars are being overshadowed by MPVs (Multi-purpose Vehicle) or what they call in the west as minivans. Mitsubishi already followed Toyota's footstep and discontinued their contender Mitsubishi Adventure in favor of a minivan. Isuzu is the remaining seller in this segment and its the Isuzu Crosswind/Panther.
Thank you for sharing these video. I was born and raised in the Philippines and my family was fortunate to own the first generation Toyota Tamaraw. This video brings back good old memories
Im a Filipino and we use these revo's alot back in the days and we punish them to the max and they still get going. My family used to own a Mitsubishi adventure and thats similar to a revo. Much respect and you can tell the love this bloke has for his car.
My family has the old look the 1997 tamarraw fx 1.8L gas. Awesome car. 180k km on the odometer and still works. I recommend toyota’s, they are the best
@Venturi Atlantique yes even more durable. That 7k engine is OHV chevy style with low end torque. Thats from 70's toyota design but produce till 2004 so very reliable and strong but gas hog
@Venturi Atlantique In Indonesia that engine is cheap to fix, easy repair, many aftermarket spare parts.. it's carburetor engine not CPU electronic. So basically if got nuclear war, engine get start with no problems with EMP radiation after all.
The old diesel versions were used to be public utility vehicles plowing the metro. Tamaraw FX was the king but now, it was replaced by Nissan Urvan and Toyota Hiace
Question: is it possible to import it here in California? (I was originally born in Caloocan and I had faint memories of my grandpa driving the Tamaraw and I would like to experience this nostalgic vehicle again)
I still have a 1992 model of tamaraw fx now my brother and cousin uses it and it stills work like a charm. 😊😊 and we're from the Philippines too. a very durable and lovable car.
@@jamzkieDgreat well you kinda see them a lot in the provinces, it's convenient with a lot of space of passengers and luggage and it doesn't get damaged quickly because of metal body. A well built machine.
Can't believe this thing finally appears in scotty's channel. Our family used to own one (kijang 2003 model) with automatic transmission. Owned for 4 years and only changed the ATF once (still shifts right though). Unfortunately we had to sell it due to financial need. Basic tech, boring model, minimum features, comfortable enough, and extremely reliable and utilitarian. Will buy it again someday when we got extra money
This is the best featured video yet, the time has flown by and I just really like his polite and detailed explanation of his ownership. Thumbs up, and have a good live in the Philippines. Great dude.
This we called Toyota unser, manual gearbox bulletproof reliability.until today still running strong,very cheap to maintain, low fuel consumption,still good after 300 thousands miles.
I used to have one likes this in Indonesia. It's called Toyota Kijang Krista. "Krista" was the top level variant of Toyota Kijang. I bought it second-hand, but in a very good condition. It's a very practical car for Southeast Asians.
I owned this car, I live in Indonesia. I can confirm that this car was one of the most durable mofo on the road. One of the other durable mofos I owned was the Nissan Terrano (Pathfinder) from 2001.
I was only a month old when our family bought the Toyota Revo Sportsrunner (brandnew) now Im 19, it still runs flawlessly and I now drive it... truely it is built like a tank, recommended 101%
This car is called Kijang in Indonesia and Brunei. In Malaysia, this car is called Unser. This car is still can be seen on the road in Brunei and Malaysia~ It's a great reliable car...
@@BritishBikerPhilippines Not only do you have very reliable transportation, but you sound well fed after killin' the chicken. I just had to say that, because I'm listening to Lightnin' Hopkins, the great American blues man as I type this, but you're clearly not singin' the blues with that Tamaraw. :-)
@@BritishBikerPhilippines Yes, just like your Tamaraw. Hope you saw the TH-cam link I posted to Lightnin's "Big Black Cadillac Blues" song. That might bring back some memories of the '60's. It's a fun car themed blues tune. Cheers, man!
Also similar to Toyota Probox in Japan. The green Revo reminds me of Tomica diecast vehicle of Toyota Probox. I found some post on Flickr that green Toyota Probox from Tomica also painted white and used to be Revo taxi.
Hi Scotty ! We simply call this car a TANK in Indonesia, just because it's hella durable. It can go over 300.000 miles easily with extremely low maintanance.
Back in 85, my dad own late 70 toyota kijang, he sold it in 95, and about two years ago the mydad met his car buyer, still being a real workhorse because the buyer owns a grocery store... I just drop my jaw.. that box with engine still run well, solid steel there I can tell
I figured that out when Toyota stopped importing those Mini Trucks from Japan..I owned one of the last ones..not to buy anymore. The one shown is at least as good if not better. The modern stuff, with the Sensors buried inside the engines, get costly as time goes on.
This Car is my first car, in Indonesia we call it Toyota Kijang capsule first generation, great car and easy to maintenance. Now Toyota change it with Toyota Kijang Innova .
So we're just going to ignore the 90s Hilux? *Edit* - Glad the Hilux did get its shout, as well as Clarkson, Hammond, and May. Furthermore, The Grand Tour is STILL Top Gear as far as most of us are concerned.
20 odd years on and you still see these things running around in Malaysia, where it's called Toyota Unser. Proud owner of one. Toyota should continue making this wonderful vehicle. Almost as indestructible as a Russian bukhanka van.
I remember what happened 3 or 5 years back when an empty steel container toppled on a Metro Manila highway & it fell on top a Toyota Revo similar to the one on this video except for its color. The Revo had no serious damage & its roof survived that impact. The tires did not even explode on impact! I also remember that demand of Revo at that time resurged because of what happened!
@@yengsabio5315 I believe it. Would be nice to find one...Unfortunately I live in the rust belt and even tho those years Toyotas etc were great the rust took them to the boneyard.
That Revo is tough as nails, i have an Innova D4D (essentially a next gen Revo), crossed it up to hood level floods several times and it still rocks. Now at 8 years old, and i'm keeping it for life.
@@BritishBikerPhilippines my girlfriend is from a small town in the Philippines and it isnt that bad but the big city's around were horrible, I heard Mindanao is the cleanest island
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So proud to be a owner of toyota tamaraw from Philippines
This car was produced in Indonesia. Named Kijang mean Deer.
This type is called Capsule, as transition from boxy shape to rounded.
I think this car can run forever, many still drive this car around asia.
Just share 🙏
Hi sir how are you
we also have a 2003 model revo in ph
Thank you so much Scotty for doing this, an awesome gift just in time for Fathers' Day!
This guy should be narrating wild life and exotic travel videos.
And Vape videos.
Vietkong Fire
It’s an English accent, not a New Zealand one.
Thanks for the encouragement and yes, @Master Yoda is correct I am from England
Very good narrator!!
Yes, he has a nice sonorous voice.
Felt his love over his car. Happy for him. I can listen to him all day, good story teller.
I could listen to this man talk all day
This guy is a natural.. 17 min feels like 5..
Im 29. Growing up with a cell phone ruined me. I couldn't get 2 mins in without pictures popping up to keep my attention.
Edit: fixed spelling.
@@PapaTrump Lmao, you're braindead. I'm 19 and growing up with a cellphone has done no damage to me
InfiniteLoop so your saying you watched the whole video without skipping or anything, it kept your attention, you weren’t messing with your phone, or had the tv on in the background. Because I know you did one of them.
Edit: not a dig at the guy( the one showing his car ). It’s a dig at me and modern society.
@@PapaTrump yes, that's exactly what I'm saying. Unlike you, I can focus on one thing for hours with no problems
@@kiyoponnn dont believe you.
That man has an infectious enthusiasm. And frankly: it's nice to see a person actually enjoying their vehicle for once, and getting their money's worth.
This car was so popular in Indonesia at 2000s, we called it Toyota Kijang. Kijang means Deer in English.
This car has 2 rivals, it was Mitsubishi Kuda and Isuzu Panther. Kuda means Horse, and Panther just means Panther (has name from animal too).
But, both rivals not successful as Kijang, Kuda was discontinued at 2005, and Panther still survive but still with an old model until now, some says if Panther is an eternal model just like Mitsubishi L300.
For this Kijang model, some say if this model was a Baby Land Cruiser 80 and 100 series, and Mitsubishi Kuda also called as Baby Pajero Exceed (Not Pajero Sport model).
Now Kijang has a great successful lineage with 6 successful generations in Indonesia from 1977 until nowadays.
Keur naon maneh didieu ? Balik balik wkwkwk
@@eziore44 ieu si Jalaludin
Piye to ono wong sundo ng kene
@@shortclipanimeeepp4605 Pangapunten Mas, mboten ngertos nggih ?
@@eziore44 boa edan suganteh bule wkwkwkk
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Scotty has a new bromance lol
Lol!
Daniel Iles Celica has left the building.
@Gimiki Gamer 🤣🤣😂😂
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Best "featured vehicle" video ever. he REALLY loves his "hooptie".
Older clean car that works, not really a hooptie.
He said this car would outlast himself, ouch! That's my kind of vehicle all DURABLE and tough.
delbert359 what’s a hooptie
i wish ISUZU CROSSWIND NEXT TIME
@@Bryce_C. an old beat up car
This guy should narrate every featured car video.👍
Right? He sounds like he could take over David Attenborough's job! Or even better, new series, TOP GEAR ASIA. He hosts...
@@elfpimp1 Oh man I would chew my own leg off to do that gig lol
My late dad was a big fan of this car, he had the 2nd gen, 3rd gen and the 4th gen (innova).
This car series never breaks...
I actually have a 2002 model which is my daily driver. It now has over 200000 kms on it and still runs strong. Very reliable, just gas and go, with very basic maintenance required. Great that Scott chose this video.
"We don't use the CD player much because we like to talk." If you started a cult, I'd join.
Andrew Waterman ::: Me too!
Last time someone called me a cult I was deeply offended 😂
Like a Summer Shower in the Philippines, I was PMSL !!
😆😅😘😂😁😀😃
Excuse Sirh, but Wat kind of Breitish CULT are You, Plese ?!
Luv It.
Ha, me too
I’ve never been a part of a cult before but the CD player thing and the talking instead part.... Yea I felt that. Lol I can relate.
We could all learn about humility and accepting and appreciating what we have from this gentleman.
True. I've always said that modesty is very good for us. I'd buy a cheap car if I were very rich just to keep me grounded. It's easy to get carried away by luxury once you have lots of money. I mean, how much luxury do you really need to be happy?? Just be glad we have everything we need.
@@ronch550 Very well said!
As an Indonesian and an owner, this car is basically a road-legal tank. Never broke down, and it ran even after a massive front-end crash on a highway
My mother's dream car. Wish I could buy it for her one day.
I did not expect a Toyota Kijang to be reviewed by foreigners! wow
I totally agree. Toyota Tamaraw Revo is one hell of a car. It can last a lifetime as long as you keep loving it.
Thanks man, mine will outlast me for sure
Im looking at a 2.4 version in Taiwan…here they call them the “Zace”
@@tubamonkey09 Ah, I thought it looked familiar. I remember seeing those all over when I lived in Taiwan. I miss those Asia-only AUV models. I think the vehicle style was called "RV" in Taiwan, which refers to something completely different in the U.S.
Well presented sir. One of the best of such videos on this channel.
Thanks brother
THE best.
@@BritishBikerPhilippines where was you born and raised, your accent is making me pants, your defo not a brummie or a black country lad, my money is on South of bham maybe east Midlands or south,
Agreed! Oh man, what a great video. Great Presentation @BritishBiker Philippines!
I own one of these a 1998 model. I can attest it's built like an anvil. 21 year old and almost everything is still original. It's basically a Hi-Lux underneath and that says it all.
Nice.
congratulations
A car that is built like an anvil. That's a very good compliment.
Tough as an anvil it is!
@@tenshi7angel Heavy and slow. But will never break.
Thanks Scotty for posting this. I’m a Canadian doing mission work in the Philippines and he’s spot on about the Toyota Revo. A tough, reliable workhorse that gets you from point A to B and back again. I remember driving through flood waters following a bus, branches and coconuts hitting the side of the car in the torrent, but the Revo chugged strait through. Nice video, loved it.
Used to own one, took almost 16yrs before having to replace major parts, very reliable and durable parts
well they do produce parts to last 25 years except brakes
Best quote “Built to Last”..
Nowdays cars are built just for 5-7 years so you have to replace to their newer model.
But 80’s-90’s toyota are built to Last 👍
What about a 2001 Camry? Still built to last?
That's why I bought a 95 Corolla with 217k miles on it for $1,200. Sure I had to replace a few hundred dollars worth of easy parts(pads/calipers/rotors) and had to replace brake lines, as a few other minor things(that could have turned into major down the road), but the motor and transmission run like a clock, and sure beat the hell out of my '13 Nissan sentra that needed a new transmission every 30k miles and a new motor every 80k miles. Luckily all that was replaced under warranty, though I only had it for less than 2 years! It had 17k miles when I bought it and gave it back to the bank with 75k miles when it was ready for a new motor and a SECOND transmission!! And what the did the dealer say? "Dur we can replace them for free" right but guess who has to foot that bill when the warranty is up???
Never again. I'm never getting rid of my Corolla, I'll run it to a million miles and beyond lol
at least cars now are more comfortable unlike those old models
@@hastensavoir7782 You can buy the aftermarket parts
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I don't love the look of the exterior, but the interior looks so useful. This man is a good salesman. I'm starting to like this car of his.
In Indonesia this car doesn't need a salesperson hehe. The resale value is still high to this day
@@MrKkdkk Same in Philippines bro
@@BritishBikerPhilippines oh it's your video!
S H looks are not important, it’s utilitarian.
Great presentation, old boy.
Our Revo was bought back around 2001 and it was still up in running condition. Totally agree with this guy. ☝🏼
This is my first time seeing this car, wow
Its an Asian Utility Vehicle or AUV for short. These cars were popular in most parts of Asia during the 1990s up to the early 2010s. Toyota has been competing with Mitsubishi and Isuzu in this segment but this car was discontinued in favor of having a MPV/minivan succesor in 2006. Too bad these cars are being overshadowed by MPVs (Multi-purpose Vehicle) or what they call in the west as minivans. Mitsubishi already followed Toyota's footstep and discontinued their contender Mitsubishi Adventure in favor of a minivan. Isuzu is the remaining seller in this segment and its the Isuzu Crosswind/Panther.
I see it everyday :p i live in Indonesia
@@ilhamkantaraharja4903 I also see it daily as a Malaysian
@Keefe Basyara the real sejuta umat mah ini >> avanza😂
i remember my dad's tamaraw FX when i was a kid .
thanks for bringing up one of the best cars toyota made .
Revo.. yah best built ever.. proven here in philippines.. your fan here ng PH scotty
Made in Indonesia :)
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Thank you for sharing these video. I was born and raised in the Philippines and my family was fortunate to own the first generation Toyota Tamaraw. This video brings back good old memories
This guy made me fall in love with his car. Cheers from the USA mate!
Ah there's a name I just know I will get on well with
In Indonesia its called KIJANG LGX 1.8 carburated engine contact point ignition..the best selling car in 1997-2000.
And Diesel 2.4 Toyota 2L
That's car it can run even EMP radiation disaster! When ECU won't start the engine.
Until Toyota here chose to sell Daihatsu made vehicle that ride like crap
@@vomid_club yeah Daihatsu rebranded as Toyota. I don't know Astra Indonesia company doing??
@@nobustrive1405 astra is making profit of course... What else? :P
Im a Filipino and we use these revo's alot back in the days and we punish them to the max and they still get going. My family used to own a Mitsubishi adventure and thats similar to a revo. Much respect and you can tell the love this bloke has for his car.
Did you hear Mitsi discontinued the Adventure recently? Sad really
Yea i noticed. They changed it to whole new fleet called the outlanders and monteros. 7 seater SUVs..
Wow. This guy should be narrating for a living. He's right about Toyota's golden age. We'll never give up our 97 Lexus LX450.
My family has the old look the 1997 tamarraw fx 1.8L gas. Awesome car. 180k km on the odometer and still works. I recommend toyota’s, they are the best
They’re good cars all over the world 👍🏽
@@tails300 180k km is nothing
special ..
@@laserbeam3836 for an island country,its special,there isnt so much space here
180k kms on severe driving conditions.
@@bryanpd6882 i have 2015 kia rio with
250k .. a reliable car must run at
least 400k without any major
issue
In Indonesia We call this car Toyota Kijang Krista or LGX. Yes this is very durable and perfect car. I recommend
sayang kaga ada diamerika
Kisul memang tiada duanya 😂
Memand tiada duanya 😂
Toxic indonesian claimed that this car is only made for them . . !! Toyota kijang who cares? Tamaraw fx in the philippines who cares?
@@straightcommentstodbones551 Good luck with ford, yankee
That's car engine is a long live TANK durable engine!!
@Venturi Atlantique yes even more durable. That 7k engine is OHV chevy style with low end torque. Thats from 70's toyota design but produce till 2004 so very reliable and strong but gas hog
@Venturi Atlantique In Indonesia that engine is cheap to fix, easy repair, many aftermarket spare parts.. it's carburetor engine not CPU electronic. So basically if got nuclear war, engine get start with no problems with EMP radiation after all.
@@nobustrive1405 as long as you don't buy the EFI variant
@@rosemaryfriedw124a8 true.. 👍
The old diesel versions were used to be public utility vehicles plowing the metro. Tamaraw FX was the king but now, it was replaced by Nissan Urvan and Toyota Hiace
This car is a legend for its durability.
Question: is it possible to import it here in California? (I was originally born in Caloocan and I had faint memories of my grandpa driving the Tamaraw and I would like to experience this nostalgic vehicle again)
@@nathanaellucero7273 i think you have to wait till the vehicle turns 25 years old then you can import it here in california
@@DAnny-dh2nq really? Dammit, matanda na ako noon 😅😅
@@nathanaellucero7273 ano po ba year model ng tamaraw/revo na gusto nyo i import?😅
@@DAnny-dh2nq yung VX200
I love all the ways you logically justified all your points about this vehicle. I hope you both live a lot longer.
I still have a 1992 model of tamaraw fx now my brother and cousin uses it and it stills work like a charm. 😊😊 and we're from the Philippines too. a very durable and lovable car.
Rarely see tamaraw fx in manila, i see it alot in the province tho.
@@jamzkieDgreat why is that? Coincidence?
@@jamzkieDgreat well you kinda see them a lot in the provinces, it's convenient with a lot of space of passengers and luggage and it doesn't get damaged quickly because of metal body. A well built machine.
This called Toyota Unser in Malaysia. Boy this car is tough as hell. So many are still on the road even after >20yrs
I could listen to this old man all day
My wife and daughter laugh when they read comments like this, I think they want me to shut up lolol
Love his mentality of cars, very true and realistic 👌🏽💯
Always good to see someone genuinely happy and passionate about their vehicle.
Can't believe this thing finally appears in scotty's channel.
Our family used to own one (kijang 2003 model) with automatic transmission. Owned for 4 years and only changed the ATF once (still shifts right though). Unfortunately we had to sell it due to financial need.
Basic tech, boring model, minimum features, comfortable enough, and extremely reliable and utilitarian.
Will buy it again someday when we got extra money
Sounds like David Attenborough talking about his car. Lol.
Attenborough's accent is more posh.
@@rightlanehog3151 .. 👍 🇬🇧
A brit could spew utter bull crap and we USA revolutionaries would buy it. Remember Brit lost 2 wars out of incompetence.
@@mazdarex7 .. Americans, children of the British.. 🇬🇧
We're the best and only allies that you have. 🇺🇸🇬🇧
@@grahamefreestone5309 we could claim the converse.
This is the best featured video yet, the time has flown by and I just really like his polite and detailed explanation of his ownership. Thumbs up, and have a good live in the Philippines. Great dude.
We have 1998 Mitsubishi L300 and still running fine, and last 2016 we bought 3rd Gen Mitsubishi Montero Sport and it's still running fine.
I had a 1989 4wd Delica and that engine was so durable the 4D56. Sadly discontinued now I hear
i agree with this man. new cars is not the same build with the old ones.
I really like this guy's soothing voice. Sounds like he's having a relaxed life, probably because he knows his car isn't gonna break down.
he migrated far away from endless money pit countries...
This we called Toyota unser, manual gearbox bulletproof reliability.until today still running strong,very cheap to maintain, low fuel consumption,still good after 300 thousands miles.
I used to have one likes this in Indonesia. It's called Toyota Kijang Krista. "Krista" was the top level variant of Toyota Kijang. I bought it second-hand, but in a very good condition. It's a very practical car for Southeast Asians.
Yosi Hendarsjah Also Not also for Southeast Asians, but also for Taiwan (Zace), South Africa (Venture / Condor) and Nigeria (Condor)
I'm from the Philippines and I love this channel. Thanks, Scotty!
Nice feature on the Revo! My cousin has one, too.
A car designed to handle the corruption and poverty of the rougher parts of this world
You just described indonesia 🇮🇩
@@ksam8987 And you guys know how much you love the Kijang
Describes Indonesia and Phillippines..
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This guy is almost as enthused as Scotty. Almost😄
Trish PaynToss yeah but he's too calm, I love when Scotty raises up the voice like he's on the verge of losing it!!
It’s sad we can’t get any in the United States
In a few years, you might be able to legally import one to the US. It's already legal to import to Canada.
You will never get quality cars because you are able to afford to change cars every 5 yrs you are rich. That’s what Gm and ford say .
Never understood why these cars are not available in USA. It's like the government want our cars to fail 🤣
@@Arz2003 It's because initially it might be because cars like these do not pass US standards.
Pitate buddy I’m to broke to afford cars ever 5 years that’s why I like Toyota’s
I owned this car, I live in Indonesia. I can confirm that this car was one of the most durable mofo on the road. One of the other durable mofos I owned was the Nissan Terrano (Pathfinder) from 2001.
The all time best seller car in Indonesia on it's time, before Toyota Avanza
I have 1.3 Turbo Avanza love it!
Best seller but also best quality
@@tsubakireiri5594 I couldn't say the same sorry...
Avanza and Revo is a Treasure Mill from Toyota.
But my favorite is the Rav-4
Real pleasure listening to him speak. Good stuff Scotty!
*You spelt ‘94 Celica wrong in the title, Scottie!*
Just found your channel; I’ve been marathon watching your videos because they’re so good!
His 94 Celica is the cleanest best pleasure.
Amin G. Smith I’m so happy you get the reference 😂 TCAP for life
I tip my hat to you sir. A great video and description of your excellent car.
I was only a month old when our family bought the Toyota Revo Sportsrunner (brandnew) now Im 19, it still runs flawlessly and I now drive it... truely it is built like a tank, recommended 101%
This car is called Kijang in Indonesia and Brunei. In Malaysia, this car is called Unser. This car is still can be seen on the road in Brunei and Malaysia~ It's a great reliable car...
I wonder how many years we can keep them going?
Ah my childhood...
My dad still keep that car working and really great looking :)
Nice, hope my daughter feels the same way in years to come
This video gives me National Geographic vibes 😂
YEAH i fell the same
Because it is sitting on the grass Lands... Or a park or a golf course
"Here's a tammaraw in it's natural habitat, a very smart creature indeed"
What a great speaking voice this owner of the Tamaraw has. He could be a great spokesman for Toyota! Did the chicken come with the vehicle? :-)
My wife did the voiceover shortly after killing the chicken
@@BritishBikerPhilippines Not only do you have very reliable transportation, but you sound well fed after killin' the chicken. I just had to say that, because I'm listening to Lightnin' Hopkins, the great American blues man as I type this, but you're clearly not singin' the blues with that Tamaraw. :-)
@@audiophileman7047 Good sounds never fade away brother!
@@BritishBikerPhilippines Yes, just like your Tamaraw. Hope you saw the TH-cam link I posted to Lightnin's "Big Black Cadillac Blues" song. That might bring back some memories of the '60's. It's a fun car themed blues tune. Cheers, man!
Been there in Southeast Asia, the roads are horrible! Almost as worse than New Jersey! Great video!
Also similar to Toyota Probox in Japan. The green Revo reminds me of Tomica diecast vehicle of Toyota Probox. I found some post on Flickr that green Toyota Probox from Tomica also painted white and used to be Revo taxi.
I had never heard of this before so I googled it and yes, very similar. My 1st impression it is halfway between Revo/Kijang and Innova
Two thumbs up for this guy..and that is the legendary car here in Indonesia...Toyota Kijang..
Thanks brother!
Damn good reviewer as to content style and attitude!!
Hi Scotty !
We simply call this car a TANK in Indonesia, just because it's hella durable. It can go over 300.000 miles easily with extremely low maintanance.
Kevin Julian , yes mantaf Kijang. Memang tiada duanya 🤣
That's what I call pride of ownership! :-)
Back in 85, my dad own late 70 toyota kijang, he sold it in 95, and about two years ago the mydad met his car buyer, still being a real workhorse because the buyer owns a grocery store... I just drop my jaw.. that box with engine still run well, solid steel there I can tell
No other car like this.. Kijang memang tiada duanya,
Kijang is the perfection of every Indonesian family :)
Hahaha... ketemu juga orang sekampung
Awokwok....sekampung juga..
Dari gigi satu langsung gigi tiga, karna gk ada duanya....wkwkkk
Dimana ada barang Made in Indonesia disitu ada rakyatnya
Mantull...
Fun fact, it was called toyota unser in Malaysia, so they were the 'unser' for many household in SEA
Currently dailying my 1990 Toyota Kijang, 440.000 kms and still counting. The thing is a tank.
I felt a bit sad when he said, "Toyota's golden age is OVER". ☹️
I figured that out when Toyota stopped importing those Mini Trucks from Japan..I owned one of the last ones..not to buy anymore. The one shown is at least as good if not better. The modern stuff, with the Sensors buried inside the engines, get costly as time goes on.
This Car is my first car, in Indonesia we call it Toyota Kijang capsule first generation, great car and easy to maintenance. Now Toyota change it with Toyota Kijang Innova .
Nice car to have as a first car, mine was a 1969 Wolesley (you might have to look that up hehehehe)
I really enjoy the way he talks.. Very Humble and such a family guy..
Thanks so much, very kind comment
Greatest car video ever. I want one. This guy could sell you the Brooklyn Bridge!
I already have a deposit on the bridge.
he should be a sales manager for FIAT
He said some truth for sure. Truth corporations wont like.
Corporations have more than enough money not to care.
So we're just going to ignore the 90s Hilux?
*Edit* - Glad the Hilux did get its shout, as well as Clarkson, Hammond, and May. Furthermore, The Grand Tour is STILL Top Gear as far as most of us are concerned.
As if I would forget any of the above!
And TGT has already been ended. The third iteration of the series was the grand finale
20 odd years on and you still see these things running around in Malaysia, where it's called Toyota Unser. Proud owner of one. Toyota should continue making this wonderful vehicle. Almost as indestructible as a Russian bukhanka van.
All durability , powerfull ,handling,easy mantainenance, simplicity, last forever..
It Made in wakanda
I really liked this guest, he seems like a cool old chap! Love that Toyota.
cool as a hot brick
David Attenborough hosts Asian Top Gear. 😂😂😂
used Toyota prices just skyrocketed. :-)
I remember what happened 3 or 5 years back when an empty steel container toppled on a Metro Manila highway & it fell on top a Toyota Revo similar to the one on this video except for its color.
The Revo had no serious damage & its roof survived that impact. The tires did not even explode on impact! I also remember that demand of Revo at that time resurged because of what happened!
@@yengsabio5315 I believe it. Would be nice to find one...Unfortunately I live in the rust belt and even tho those years Toyotas etc were great the rust took them to the boneyard.
That Revo is tough as nails, i have an Innova D4D (essentially a next gen Revo), crossed it up to hood level floods several times and it still rocks. Now at 8 years old, and i'm keeping it for life.
Excellent. Something I noticed the other day about the 2018 on Innovas, they are huge! Made my Revvy look like a mini parked next to me
Nice sir Scotty Kilmer!😊 I'm Filipino 🇵🇭and im amazed that you did review some car to our country.
Btw i hope you enjoy your day here God Bless!
I have enjoyed 11 years of days here so far my friend and hopefully 11 years more if God permits
Toyota revo
Great car and excellent presentation. I was glued to the screen the whole time. I'd love to own one!
The Philippines is so ridiculously beautiful. I would love to just experience it for a day
Or a lifetime
Don't get your Hope's up it's mostly polluted tust me my girl is from there
Much of it is still beautiful, avoid the larger towns and cities though
@@BritishBikerPhilippines my girlfriend is from a small town in the Philippines and it isnt that bad but the big city's around were horrible, I heard Mindanao is the cleanest island
@@BritishBikerPhilippines walt that's u in this vid?😅😅😅😂
Very good video. Refreshing to hear some good narration!
great video, a clear and honest description of a car. this guy speaks very clearly.
The First Generation of Tamaraw still rockz today in Northern Philippines where most of the roads are uphill.
Strong as an ox!
TOYOTA... simply the best!!!
Cheers from Argentina!
Hello Buenos Aires from the Philippines!
You Sold me on The Solid Steel Bumpers..What A Magnificent Beast She Is.
I Taiwan, 5 seater Toyota Zace Surf (Revo) used to be a business vehicle, Professional mourner’s vehicle, alot of cargo to put on 3rd row, etc...
This is the Toyota Unser in Malaysia
Really reliable workhorse for Malaysia's large families. Used to be a staple on the roads 👍
I have a 97 diesel model (2L engine) it doesn't talk about speed, power but it's all about durability. and until nowday all function properly...
Exactly my point and you made it better than I did!
Wow the Tamaraw FX! A very popular AUV back then here in the Philippines.
Amazing narration! I very much enjoyed your video Sir!
Thanks brother!
Because Toyota, that's why.
It's called kijang krista in indonesia. This durability of this car is enormous. Many indonesian is still using this type of car.
It's the same here in Philippines brother