Toyota HiAce

Toyota sued in class action over alleged diesel emissions defeat devices

Madden Lawyers launched the class action against the auto giant

2023 Toyota HiAce and Granvia pricing and features: HiAce gains barn door option

Toyota is offering its popular HiAce van with an ergonomic rear-loading option, while pricing has increased for the new model-year

Australia's best-selling cars, SUVs and utes in 2022

With six months down and another six to go, we take a look at which models are leading their respective sales races

Toyota Connected Services features improved across 2022 model range

Seven of Toyota's models will feature the updated tech

Toyota Australia provides update on stock shortages due to production pause

First LC300 deliveries expected to arrive by Christmas

Toyota announces production cuts, delays to Australian LC300 deliveries

Most popular brand in Australia will face future stock shortages

2022 Toyota HiAce and Granvia pricing and features revealed

September 2 launch for updated range

Updated HiAce van now only available in white

More changes made to Japanese marque’s popular LCV 

Toyota ends production of V6 HiAce

Petrol-powered engine scrapped just two years after its release

Australian company will turn your HiAce into a 4x4 people carrier

Brisbane-based company offers 4x4 conversions for Toyota’s newest range of people carriers.

Toyota offer Apple CarPlay/Android Auto retrofit

Toyota undercuts Mazda with smartphone mirroring for $199

The week that was: Bold kids, $$$ cars and golf cheats

Catch up on the week in automotive news and reviews from the WhichCar desk

The non-luxurious cars that fall afoul of the Luxury Car Tax

Why on earth are you expected to pay a 'Luxury Car Tax' on something as prosaic as a Toyota?

2020 Toyota HiAce officially revealed

Toyota’s top-selling commercial van goes large for its all-new sixth-generation

Six new cars that are older than you think

The success of the 2019 Mitsubishi ASX got us thinking… which other new cars are getting on a bit under the skin?

Renault Grand Scenic under consideration for Australia

Six years after the Grand Scenic people-mover departed local showrooms, Renault Australia says the badge may make a comeback as its sole seven-seat local offering.

2014 car sales: Australia’s Hottest 100

The complete list of the Top 100 vehicles rockin' Oz