Used
Toyota Hiace 2024 Toyota Hiace High Roof cargo RWD 3.5L petrol AT - GCC (Export price) Prices and Offers in UAE
AED 132,000
Estimated Monthly Payment AED 1,847
Dealer Information
CGM Auto FZE
5998+RVM - near dubai mall - Ras Al Khor Industrial Area - Ras Al Khor Industrial Area 3 - Dubai - United Arab Emirates
Highlights
Location
Dubai
Transmission
Automatic
Description
The 2024 Toyota Hiace High Roof cargo van is a standout option for businesses and individuals seeking a reliable and spacious vehicle. With a robust 3.5L petrol engine producing 276 horsepower, this van offers impressive performance and efficiency. Its automatic transmission and rear-wheel drive configuration ensure smooth handling, making it a perfect choice for both city driving and long hauls. The Hiace is designed with practicality in mind, featuring a generous cargo capacity, which is ideal for transporting goods or equipment.....
MoreSpecifications
ABS
✓
Adaptive cruise control
✓
Air conditioning
✓
Airbags (front and side)
✓
Android Auto
✓
Bluetooth system
✓
Climate control
✓
Color
White
Cylinders
6
DVD-player
✓
Engine capacity
3.5 L
Export status
Can be exported
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Horsepower
276 HP
Infotainment System
✓
Interior color
Grey
Keyless go
✓
Kilometers
0 Km
Location
Dubai
Make
Toyota
Model
Hiace
Model year
2024 (NEW!)
MP3 interface
✓
Number of doors
Parking assist
✓
Phone set
✓
Power locks
✓
Power Windows
✓
Rear Camera
✓
Seating capacity
3 seater
Service history
No
Specs
GCC
Steering side
Left hand
Transmission
Automatic
Tuner/radio
✓
USB
✓
Vehicle type
Van
Wheel size
16"
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