Hilux Revo buying advice

[pwuser148178846082]

Hi,

I'm considering the option of buying a 2019 Revo V 2.8 from a friend who has kept the vehicle since brand new. The vehicle is in good condition but I'm hesitant due to the mileage; its 80,000km driven. Body is total genuine.

I haven't kept a diesel vehicle and currently using sedans mostly (Sonata, Civic, Grande), but due to deteriorating road conditions in Karachi, I'm considering a durable vehicle like a Hilux.

Please advice if I should go for this vehicle considering its high mileage. What will be the pros and cons for this? Since new Hilux prices have risen significantly, this particular vehicle is available for approx 10million. Is it worth it or should consider other options?

[crema]

Consider the unused trucks from 2022 lot.
You may strike a good deal by just adding a little more to your budget. The convenience of new car is always a treasure.

Further more the 2023 trucks are available in 15 days time as there are not much movement in market these days. If it continued you may find trucks on open invoices with ready delivery at a discounted price too.

Below are extracts from the PW classifieds which are selling new I have added Revo V and Rocco too. You can narrow your search to your preferred city.

Revo V

Rocco

[hash4u]

hilux is a work horse(its shit comfort level will speak for itself though) and does not age like cars
80k is literally nothing if periodically maintained

[pwuser148178846082]

I agree. I've driven Revo / Fortuner and both seem to bounce a lot and have a lot of body roll. Also, if the rear deck (dala) is empty, the balance seems off and it feels like it'll tail-out. But i guess those are the overall dynamics of this platform.

[capsat]

a truck with empty bed is as uncomfortable as a 4 wheel horse carriage aka Victoria.
in such monies you can search for a Toyota Fortuner SUV which is built over the same frame & engine but sedan like comfortable silent.