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The first Toyota Hilux entered production in March 1968 as a short wheelbase pickup truck powered by a 1.5-liter engine producing 77 hp.
Fast forward 45 years and the Hilux is already in its seventh generation, having a bigger body, bigger engines and available in 2 or 4-door cab styles.
The 2013 Toyota Hilux combines legendary quality, durability and reliability with enhanced styling now, as the automaker released the new Invincible grade as an option recently, that comes in a choice of Active or Sport versions.
The Hilux Invincible Active features a silver front underguard, chrome air intake, fog lamps and “Invincible” door badges. The all black interior offers matching black fabric seats, leather wrapped handbrake, light gray roof lining, soft padded armrest and badged scuff plates.
Continuing with the Sport version, this one adds chromed hi-bars, side bars, 17-inch dual-tone alloy wheels and the optional available new hard-top, while inside it will have full leather seats.
The Hilux Invincible will be available in 8 exterior colors and it will go on sale throughout Europe in the second half of 2013.
The 2013 Toyota Hilux combines legendary quality, durability and reliability with enhanced styling now, as the automaker released the new Invincible grade as an option recently, that comes in a choice of Active or Sport versions.
The Hilux Invincible Active features a silver front underguard, chrome air intake, fog lamps and “Invincible” door badges. The all black interior offers matching black fabric seats, leather wrapped handbrake, light gray roof lining, soft padded armrest and badged scuff plates.
Continuing with the Sport version, this one adds chromed hi-bars, side bars, 17-inch dual-tone alloy wheels and the optional available new hard-top, while inside it will have full leather seats.
The Hilux Invincible will be available in 8 exterior colors and it will go on sale throughout Europe in the second half of 2013.
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