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2019 Toyota Hilux 2.8 Black Edition [First Look & Drive] | YS Khong Driving
The latest refreshed Toyota Hilux is in Toyota showrooms – we are fortunate to get not only a preview but also a short test drive in this great 4 x 4 truck. There are five 2.4 litre variants, with differing trims, but the one available to us was the 2.8 litre variant. Mechanically the same, the Black Edition refers to certain ‘blacked’ out areas of the grille and bumpers. Black over-fenders and new stripes give it a breath of freshness, and you now get BSM and an improved version of PVM.
Please note there is a small slip of the tongue at 7.00 – the ATRC applies brake on the slipping wheel to transfer drive to the other side of the axle. Thanks to Paul Si who pointed it out.
