Prices of Toyota Hilux in Nigeria (March 2024)

Some call it a rugged car; some others term it a tool. In fact, some users regard it as a machine. Toyota Hilux has deservedly earned lots of praise for its ruggedness, durability, flexibility and firmness. Since the launch of the first model back in 1968, Toyota Hilux has majestically commanded the pick-up market in the automobile world. If you need a phrase to summarize its functionality and operation, it would definitely be “rugged utility”. The appealing look of its latest models only adds to its already positive and astonishing features.

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Nigerian Automobile market has, as expected, embraced this Toyota brand, thanks to its dynamism in usage and general flexibility. Toyota Hilux has stamped its mark as the highest selling pick-up brand in Nigeria. This height has made its spare parts, no matter the model, readily available and affordable. Another reason it has topped the Nigerian pick-up market is its flexibility. While it blends comfortably as a family car with its 4 by 4 setting, it’s powerful and strong features rank it as one of the toughest mass produced of machinery on earth, making it adaptable to any condition and operation.

Let us consider the prices of various models of Toyota Hilux in Nigeria.

Toyota Hilux Prices in Nigeria (Brand New)

With automobile users’ interest constantly drifting towards pick-up truck types all over the world, there can only be a constant demand of Toyota Hilux. In this class of automobile market, Toyota Hilux undoubtedly commands the floor.  Thanks to its flexibility and ruggedness, users in Nigeria and all over the world prefer this Toyota brand to any other pick-up model.

Toyota brands rarely run out of stock. Although it will be almost impossible to get brand new versions of Toyota Hilux models below 2003, you can comfortably go to the company’s offices all over the world or international distributors to purchase later models. In Nigeria, be sure that the prices you will get a brand new Toyota Hilux will be heavily dependent on external factors that include custom clearance and tariff fees. Also, the currency exchange rate at the moment of purchase plays a major part in determining the eventual price of a brand new Hilux in Nigeria.


On the average, a brand new Toyota Hilux in Nigeria costs between N24 million and N25 million, depending on the model and distributor.

Prices of Foreign Used Toyota Hilux in Nigeria

Foreign-used cars move the automobile market in Nigeria. When it comes to Toyota Hilux, there is usually no big difference between the foreign used tokunbo version and its brand-new equivalent, irrespective of the model. This has the brand’s ruggedness, easy maintenance, and durability to thank for the little difference. Also, easy accessibility and less clearance stress compared to brand new cars have encouraged Nigerians to pursue the foreign-used versions more.

The average prices of various models of foreign-used Toyota Hilux in 2018 are listed below:

  • Toyota Hilux 2005: From N7 million
  • Toyota Hilux 2007: From N11 million
  • Toyota Hilux 2008: From N11.5 million
  • Toyota Hilux 2012: From N12 million
  • Toyota Hilux 2013: From N13 million
  • Toyota Hilux 2015: From N14 million
  • Toyota Hilux 2016: From N28.5 million
  • Toyota Hilux 2017: From N34 million
  • Toyota Hilux 2018: From N35 million

It should be noted that certain factors, including the condition of the car, fuel economy rate, and currency exchange rate have caused the variations in the prices. This means that it is possible for a model, say 2012 model, to be more expensive than a later model, say 2014. The condition of the car and fuel mileage directly have a lot to do with the eventual price of the foreign-used Toyota Hilux.


Prices of Nigerian (locally) used Toyota Hilux in Nigeria

Generally, Nigerian used cars are cheaper than foreign used equivalents. Understandably so, most locally used cars have been used outside the country before being imported and then used for a long or short while before being made available for sale as “locally used”. These cars have lost some significant value and have depreciated with time. Depending on the conditions of basic parts of the car including the engine, tires, interior, and general handling, most Nigerian used cars cost between 55 percent and 70 percent of their foreign used counterparts.

It is the same with the Toyota Hilux. For its ruggedness and durability though, there is only an ignorable difference between Nigerian-used and foreign-used Hilux provided the engine and other basic parts are still in great condition.

Average prices of Nigerian-used Toyota Hilux for various models are listed below.

  • Toyota Hilux 2005: From N5.5 million
  • Toyota Hilux 2007: From N7 million
  • Toyota Hilux 2008: From N8 million
  • Toyota Hilux 2012: From N8.5 million
  • Toyota Hilux 2013: From N9 million
  • Toyota Hilux 2015: From N11.5 million
  • Toyota Hilux 2016: From N12.5 million
  • Toyota Hilux 2017: From N14 million
  • Toyota Hilux 2018: From N16 million

PRICES LAST UPDATED: OCTOBER 3, 2023.


Toyota Hilux: Some things you need to know

The Toyota Hilux is one of the most rugged, durable, and flexible pick-ups that have ever graced the automobile market. The evolution and amazing upgrade in its new models shows Toyota is not done yet with this all-around rugged performance pick-up. The new models are more comfortable than ever.

The latest models of this brand boast amazing features that include a 2.4-liter diesel engine and 295 lb-ft of torque that enhances powerful handling and smooth riding. These new models also boast of different drive modes to choose from. The drive modes include the PWR mode designed to sharpen the throttle response and the Eco mode which smoothens and alters the fan speed.

Although the automatic version is impressive, the manual represents the most valuable option, boasting more solid handling and slightly more fuel-efficient.

Toyota Hilux is available in three trim levels: entry-level active models, icon trim, and invincible trim, with the trims boasting of outstanding features.

Toyota Hilux: Things You Will Like About the Car

  • Durability and Ruggedness: All recent models of Toyota Hilux are very rugged and tough. Thanks to its powerful engine and well-built body parts, you can be sure you are getting an automobile power machine in the Toyota Hilux. The ruggedness and durability of the latest models have been tested and passed excellently. With the Toyota Hilux, be sure you will not have to visit the mechanic workshop often.
  • Beauty: Who says pick-ups can’t look modern and classy? The latest models of Toyota Hilux definitely beat that mark with its remarkable rugged grille and bonnet bulge. The intimidating and commanding look of the latest models definitely suggests they cannot be messed with on the road.
  • Great Handling: You won’t expect anything less from a pick-up with an improved 217mm ground clearance and a 2.4-litre diesel engine. Toyota Hilux balances well on the ground and guarantees top handling for both the manual and automatic versions.

The latest trims of Toyota Hilux boast wonderful and user-friendly features including a 4.2-inch touchscreen with a reversing camera and DAB radio, descent cruise control, folding door mirrors, 18-inch alloy wheels, climate control, and key entry among other great features.

Toyota Hilux: Things You May Not Like About the Car

Yes, the Toyota Hilux is top-notch, but there is still a need to manage your expectations. The ladder frame-leaf spring combination in the latest models of the car reduces its sleekness on the road. Although not exactly sloppy, the double-wishbone front end is classless, lifeless, and vague.

Although most pick-up models in its class don’t have great fuel economy, you would expect the Toyota Hilux to do better. Its not-too-friendly fuel mileage is still an issue Toyota will have to work on. Thankfully, the latest models are becoming more welcoming in terms of fuel mileage.

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