Used Toyota HiAce for Sale near Hawaii
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- 1994
- Make:
- Toyota
- Model:
- HiAce
- Body type:
- Van
- Transmission:
- Automatic
- Mileage:
- 178,132
- Stock #:
- 004045
- VIN:
- KZH10010040450000
1994 Toyota HiAce
178,132 mi
$21,339
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Lenny G
Reviewed a 1984 Toyota HiAce on Aug 20, 2009
I LOVED this van. I bought mine from an old guy when the van was already over 20 yrs old and had collected 200k+ miles. After replacing the transmission, I drove that thing hard! I drove it on the highway racing others (no they did not know I was racing) and then Id drive that thing off road over medians and sidewalks and on dirt roads. There was so much you could do with that thing too, I had a full console TV in the back of mine, with an xbox, vcr/dvd player and more! At another time i had a bed in the back. The van was amazing, till the end it fought to drive.
Adam P
Reviewed a 2007 Toyota HiAce on Jul 7, 2009
Performance is great when you consider that its a work car. Really gets up and goes, Feels like it and when you remove the top of the airbox it sounds like it too. braking power is great, sharp and pedal feel is great. Handling is pretty damn good for a van, it feels composed on the road and has minimal body roll due to tough as nails suspension. the steering feels weighty enough during high speeds and light enough for parking. turning circle is amazing for such a big car too. Build Quality is excellent and shows exactly where toyota has its mind. Its a great looking car and looks really sporty for a van, there are numerous aftermarket parts available for it to give it that extra spice. Economy is good for a big car gettin 600 and up kays off a tank of fuel which is 70L max. Yes its fun to drive, who would have thought aye and if your daring there is enough torque there to slip the car into a sideways battle of talents.
Petri P
Reviewed a 1991 Toyota HiAce on Jan 17, 2008
Not kidding, one of the best goods carriers in the world. Reliable as hell, no problems never and when you think that it's done.. It just keeps going.
Magnus S
Reviewed a 1998 Toyota HiAce on May 9, 2010
Performance: It's a little sluggish when it comes to speed, but it's got a lot of torque because of the diesel engine. And it has a cavernous cargo compartment. Build quality: This thing is solid as a rock, I can't really find anything to complain about. Appearance: It's not the prettiest car around, but it looks a whole lot better than other vans of the class. Cost of ownership: It's cheap to own, and doesn't need a lot of maintenance. Fun factor: The car is very fun to drive, it feels good to drive it.
Toyota HiAce Trims
| Trim type | MSRP |
|---|---|
| LWB 9 Seat | -- |
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