2016 Toyota Hilux Priced for Australian Market
Toyota has announced Australian pricing for the 2016 Hilux, with the entry-level single-cab starting at $20,990 and the top dual-cab 4WD reaching $57,990.
Toyota has confirmed pricing for the 2016 Hilux range in Australia, with the new model starting at $20,990 for the entry-level single-cab Workmate 2WD petrol manual. The most expensive version, the dual-cab SR5+ 4WD 2.8 diesel automatic, tops out at $57,990.
Full range covers workhorse to high-spec dual-cab
The 2016 Hilux is offered in three body styles: single-cab chassis, extra-cab pickup and dual-cab pickup. Both two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive configurations are available across most variants. Toyota is targeting both commercial and private buyers, with a wide spread of specifications and drivetrains.
- Single-cab chassis: entry-level Workmate 2.7 petrol manual from $20,990; 2.7 petrol automatic from $22,990
- Single-cab chassis 4WD: Workmate 2.4 diesel manual from $36,990; 2.4 diesel automatic from $38,990
- Dual-cab 2WD: SR5 Hi Rider 2.8 diesel manual from $47,990
- Dual-cab 4WD: SR5+ 2.8 diesel automatic from $57,990
The price gap between two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive models is considerable, reflecting the added hardware and capability. The most affordable four-wheel drive is the Workmate single-cab chassis 2.4 diesel manual at $36,990. Buyers opting for automatic transmissions pay a premium across the range.
Trim levels and standard equipment
Toyota offers the Hilux in Workmate, SR, SR5 and SR5+ trims. Workmate models focus on durability and utility, with standard features including steel wheels, vinyl flooring, hard-wearing fabric seats, a 6.1-inch touchscreen, Bluetooth connectivity, air conditioning and electric windows. Four-wheel drive Workmates get 17-inch steel wheels and all-terrain tyres, while two-wheel drive versions have 16-inch wheels.
SR trim adds chrome door handles, black side steps, carpet flooring, upgraded seat trim and a larger 7.0-inch touchscreen with Toyota Link. The stereo system is also improved, with up to six speakers in dual-cab variants. Four-wheel drive SR models gain a rear differential lock and driver’s seat height adjustment.
SR5 models bring a higher level of equipment, including a 4.2-inch colour driver display, satellite navigation, digital radio, climate control, LED headlights, fog lamps, chrome grille, tinted glass, alarm, keyless entry and start. The SR5+ adds leather-accented trim and power driver’s seat adjustment.
