1994 Toyota HiAce
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This HiAce is a full-size van built for work and travel, competing with the Ford Transit and Mercedes-Benz Sprinter from a utility-first era. It handles its duties with a surprisingly composed ride, steering that's direct enough for city streets, and a honest, unhurried pace. The cabin is roomy and straightforward, with tall seating, a high roof, and a flat load floor that swallows cargo or passengers with ease. Owners prize these vans for their durability, noting that a well-maintained example often runs hundreds of thousands of miles without major issues. This HiAce comes with the automatic transmission, which makes it easier to drive in traffic than the manual-equipped base van. The automatic pairs with a durable four-cylinder that's happy to cruise at highway speeds, though it's not quick. It's the trim to pick if you want a van that's simpler to operate for daily deliveries or family trips.
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Miles Overview
This HiAce is a full-size van built for work and travel, competing with the Ford Transit and Mercedes-Benz Sprinter from a utility-first era. It handles its duties with a surprisingly composed ride, steering that's direct enough for city streets, and a honest, unhurried pace. The cabin is roomy and straightforward, with tall seating, a high roof, and a flat load floor that swallows cargo or passengers with ease. Owners prize these vans for their durability, noting that a well-maintained example often runs hundreds of thousands of miles without major issues. This HiAce comes with the automatic transmission, which makes it easier to drive in traffic than the manual-equipped base van. The automatic pairs with a durable four-cylinder that's happy to cruise at highway speeds, though it's not quick. It's the trim to pick if you want a van that's simpler to operate for daily deliveries or family trips.
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$317
6% APR for 72 months
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19 days at this dealer
Recently listed; the dealer may be less flexible on price.
0 active alternatives
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Limited availability reduces your negotiating room.
Ask Miles about this car, what it should cost, and how to handle the dealer.
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Independent Dealer
Autoland is a independent dealer in Honolulu, HI. Their documentation fee is $495.
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