To say that vans are much cooler in Japan than they here in the States, is a bit of an understatement—take for example this 2005 Toyota HiACE. Van sales and culture thrive in Japan. In fact, on the ...
If you're interested in trying out van life, there's undoubtedly a sense of adventure inside you. Most van dwellers I've written about build their van back home and start traveling in their native ...
You don't need an over-the-top setup to enjoy van life. Sure, having as many amenities certainly increases comfort, but many people manage to make do with more minimalistic builds like the one I'm ...
If you spend any time on the road you’ll see plenty of utes being used for work – but you also see just as many, if not more, vans being used as the conveyance of choice for couriers, tradies and the ...
Many camper vans double as everyday 3-row MPVs, requiring the removal of seats or other parts to switch modes. A new Toyota HiAce camper van makes the switch without removing anything. It's a ...
Toyota Australia revealed a prototype of the HiAce van with a hydrogen-fuelled internal combustion engine, set to be part of a customer pilot program starting later this month. Furthermore, Toyota ...
Is bigger really better when it comes to overlanding? In this video, I break down why size truly matters and make a strong case for the Toyota HiAce 4x4 as a capable, practical, and adventure-ready ...
Toyota is coming in hot with a series of specialized van concepts at the Japan Mobility Show 2023 – which replaces the Tokyo Motor Show. These prototypes were created by the automaker’s subsidiary, ...
The HiAce is a line of Toyota vans which can be configured either as passenger or cargo vehicles. You can expect anywhere from a 2.5L diesel up to a 3.5L gas-powered engine and a range of ...
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