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Toyota - Hilux (2006)

Discover the Toyota Hilux and unlock a treasure trove of pricing insights that help you make informed decisions—whether you’re searching for a solid workhorse, a weekend adventure companion, or a resale investment. Find out **Toyota Hilux price** expectations, see how the 2006 model compares to newer trims, and understand the natural depreciation curve for this popular pickup. The data is tailored to give a realistic window into the market, with caveats like *market variation* and *vehicle condition* so you can picture the true value range. Key Specifications of the Toyota Hilux 2006

  • Engine: 2.4‑L I4 (diesel) or 2.8‑L I4 (gasoline) engine options, typically 106 hp to 163 hp – depending on market and trim
  • Transmission: 5‑speed manual is standard; 4‑speed automatic optional for many markets
  • Drivetrain: 4WD (four‑wheel drive) standard; front‑wheel drive optional in some regions
  • Fuel type: Diesel (common for work use) or gasoline (preferred for lighter duties)
  • Dimensions: Length: 4480 mm; width: 1690 mm; height: 1745 mm; wheelbase 2712 mm
  • Payload: Up to 1,000 kg (approx.) depending on bed length and powertrain
  • Towing capacity: Roughly 2,000 kg (dependent on engine & transmission)
  • Weight: 1,750 kg to 2,050 kg
  • Interior: Spacious cabin with basic amenities—air‑conditioning, power steering, optional Bluetooth in later trims
  • Off‑road capability: High ground clearance (about 194 mm), robust chassis, and skid plates on many variants
Depreciation Insight Toyota Hilux depreciation follows a predictable path that aligns with the pickup’s reputation for durability.
  • First year: Typically loses 15‑20% of its initial value as market demand settles and early wear appears.
  • Second year: Additional 10‑12% depreciation, reflecting the vehicle’s age and mileage increases.
  • Throughout the first five years, cumulative depreciation commonly reaches 45‑52% of the original purchase price.
  • Beyond five years, a more gradual decline occurs, often around 3‑5% per year, until the vehicle’s lifespan concludes.
Comparison Context When evaluating a used Toyota Hilux price, many buyers compare it with similarly positioned trucks: