Toyota Hilux vs Toyota Camry [2015-2019]

I'm smitten by pickup trucks and their versatility. So, there's no second guessing what I chose when the Toyota Hilux made it to the line-up of the fourth edition of CarWale's annual off-road day. In fact, it was the only massive pickup amongst SUVs here. To cope with the bulk, it has a 2.8-litre turbo diesel engine producing 200bhp and 500Nm of torque. All this power is routed through a six-speed torque converter automatic to the four-wheel-drive system. The latter gets High (H4) and Low (L4) range paired with electronic 2WD/4WD control. Despite the length, it has good approach (29.22degree) and departure (26.36degree) angles and runs on stock Bridgestone tyres (265/60 R18). Let's see how it performed.

The Toyota Camry has carved out a place for itself in the saga of modern motoring. It is one of the few vehicles that are popular both among private buyers and the fleet market. It is a major seller for the Japanese automaker in a majority of the Gulf countries, USA and even China. Its popularity is further heightened by the fact that it is the preferred choice of chauffeur driven vehicle among five-star hotels and airline fleets.

To celebrate what we have left, we gather a bunch of true-blue 4x4s every year and give them hell!