Know about First Toyota van ( 1967)

first Toyota van introduced in 1967 and offering as a cab over pick up, delivery van and a stretched commuter vehicle
also, it was called the hiAce commercial in camper van configuration
the engine was 70 PS (51 kW ) 1.35 to an 83 PS (61 kw ) 1.6-liter version in 1975
with the 1.8-litre 16R engine added
also, the HiAce was available with a heater and a luxury item at the time

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First Toyota van

the interior designed as a commuter vehicle
also it includes transportation up to 8 people
with exterior dimensions and engine displacement were compliance with Japanese government to support sales and including the most passengers by using a cabover body style
in addition the engine installed underneath and between the front passengers

The second generation (1977-1982)

Firstly the new step of Toyota hiace was in 1977
it featured a more streamlined cab with single headlights
with the patrol engine a 2.2 litre diesel engine was provided in certain markets
and it has a double-cab pick-up, super-long-wheelbase van and a high-roof commuter

Toyota Hiace
Toyota Hiace

Third generation (1982-1989)

it was launched in 1982 and pick up truck coming later
the new design was common to the bigger toyoace light truck but it is different of frontal styling
the van involves wheelbase specification information
50 series have short wheelbases, 60 series have long and 70 series have super long
With picking up trucks 80 and 90 series
also In 1987 it based on the Hiace commuter
When the van and commuter redesigned in 1989 and the pick up lasted even 1990s

Fourth generation (1989-2004)

It appeared in 1989 and considered available in standard wheelbase and long-wheelbase variants
The long wheelbase and super wheelbase high roof van
Also, it contains 15 seat minibus

the fourth generation of Toyota hiAce
A range of engines became available in the 4th
generation vehicles
with ranging from 2 litre petrol engines to 3 litre turbo diesel engines
also the versions sold depending on specification level and market
the hiace was sold in 1995 with a diesel engines
hiace was launched again in early 2001
with the top of the line 3.0 diesel hiace super grandia
it came with a standard 5 speed manual transmission
also it were sold even 2005
finally the next generation launched in june of the same year

Granvia (XH10)

firstly It was launched for Japanese market in 1995
With the front wheels positioned in front of the front seats for better safety
The granvia is a 2.4 L or 3.01 diesel or 3.4 L
Petrol
Also it spawned into the upmarket multi purpose vehicles the hiace regius

Granvia (XH10)
Granvia (XH10)

It was replaced by the new fifth generation models
Also sold in Australia and were available with 2.4 litre petrol engine developing 88 kilowatts
4800 rpm and 200 newton metres 3600 rmp and five speed manual transmission

finally The grand hiAce based on the hiace powervan
It started in japan in 1999
Engines were a 3.4-liter petrol anda3.0 liter turbo diesel

 

Fifth-generation of Toyota Van

Fifth-generation of Toyota Van
Fifth-generation of Toyota Van

The fifth-generation Hiace appeared in 2005 as a large long-

wheelbase wagon, wide super-long-wheelbase high-roof “Grand Cabin”, long-wheelbase van, long-wheelbase high-roof van and a large super-long-wheelbase high-roof van.

during this generation, the gear stick has been affected to the dash-board to modify easier movement within the cabin. Five-speed manual and four-speed automatic transmissions are on the market.

 

Reference:

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