In Australia, the ute isn’t just a vehicle—it’s a way of life. Whether you’re hauling gear to the worksite, towing a boat for the weekend, or heading off the beaten track, Toyota’s lineup has you covered.
With the HiLux, LandCruiser 79 Series, and the new Tundra now available and re-engineered for Aussie conditions, it’s a good time to compare three of Toyota’s toughest performers.
The Toyota Hilux has long been a favourite for Australians, and it’s easy to see why. Renowned for its durability, reliability, and versatility, the Hilux is the ultimate all-rounder. Whether you’re in the city or the Outback, the Hilux performs.
Highlights:
Best for: Tradies, weekend adventurers, and anyone after a dependable all-rounder.
The Toyota Tundra has officially landed—and it’s not just an import. Toyota has re-engineered the Tundra for Australian roads, converting it to right-hand drive and customising it through local testing and collaboration with Walkinshaw Automotive.
Highlights:
Best for: Those who want full-size capability, refined comfort, and serious pulling power—on road or off.
The LC79 is the definition of a workhorse. Whether you choose the Single Cab for max tray space or the Dual Cab for more passengers, the 79 Series is purpose-built for life in the toughest conditions.
Highlights:
Best for: Farmers, miners, off-road tourers and anyone needing a no-nonsense powerhouse.