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Introduction Ford is an American automaker that is so popular, especially in the American market, and markets a wide range of automobiles, the lineup includes tractors, buses, trucks, and pick-up trucks around the globe. Ford vehicles are highly known for their state-of-the-art interiors, reliability, stylish design, advanced features, and fuel efficiency which make them more … Read more
The Nissan Frontier is a pickup truck manufactured and sold by the Japanese automotive manufacturer Nissan in North America and Canada. From 1997 Nissan began using the Frontier nameplate in several regions as a replacement to the Hardbody, Navara, and NP300 nameplates. From 2021, the Frontier manufactured and sold in the US is a separate … Read more
Today, Toyota models are often among the first cars and trucks that buyers think of when searching for a used vehicle to buy. There is one downside to the company’s popularity: there are so many models to choose from! Here at BE FORWARD alone, we have more than 3,500 Toyota models in stock.
Today, we would like to help you focus your search for a used car by offering a short look at five models that have helped Toyota become a global sales leader through their dependability and quality.
Off-roading is more than splashing a little bit of mud up onto your bonnet. It is churning sand, throwing mud, climbing rocks, skirting around trees, and fording streams. Going off-road is a way of life, a mantra, a means of being. In a way, you must commune with the terrain around you and know the capabilities and limitations of your ride.
Often, regular vehicle maintenance will help you avoid breaking down while enjoying a weekend off-road and warn you of an impending repair before it becomes critical or damages other areas of your car. With this, here are 9 maintenance tips for going off-road that will help you keep your 4×4 out of the repair shop and in the dirt where it belongs.
Everywhere you look, people and goods have got to get from place to place, sometimes at the same time. If you only need to move goods, a standard pickup or cargo truck might do the job. On the other hand, if you need to move people, a sedan or SUV is just as well.
In the middle is the pickup truck, as versatile as it is useful, which has helped pickup trucks to become one of the best-selling vehicle types on the market. Here, we take a closer look at 4 of the best-selling pickup trucks on the African market in recent years.
The Nissan Datsun truck is a common sight in Africa, especially in remote villages. Resiliently tackling the unpaved, muddy roads of Africa, this truck is to an African what a horse was to a cowboy in the Wild West. But just what makes this pickup so popular? Lets take a closer look to uncover some of the reasons!
“Sell this? We wouldn’t dare!”, says Mr. Mureithi, a primary school teacher in Central Kenya. “It has been in the family for more than 15 years now, and it still runs as good as new,” speaking of his old blue Toyota Hilux pickup. In Africa, those lucky enough to own cars treat them like heirlooms.
In Africa, Toyota is synonymous with off-road terrains, especially for humanitarian organizations that have to reach people in the remote interiors. In many ways, since its establishment in 1936, Toyota has been changing lives all over the world. However, it is in Africa where the positive impacts of this brand name have been felt the most. It is the everyday car for the urban family, for farm work, law keeping, tourism, hardware, and various other businesses.
Take a look around, and you’ll probably see a lot of Toyota vehicles on the road. This really should be no surprise, since Toyota makes some of the most-reliable vehicles. This means they stay on the road longer. Not everyone likes buying a new car every three years, or making expensive repairs every few months. In New Zealand, Toyota, including the Lexus luxury line, has been the best-selling brand for 26 years running. For 2013, Toyota / Lexus captured 21.4% of sales, just under the combined sales of Ford and Holden.
In fact, three of the top six best-selling cars in New Zealand are Toyotas, including the Toyota Corolla, in its sixth year at number one, the Toyota HiLux, now 32 years as the best-selling commercial vehicle, and the Toyota RAV4, in sixth place. Ford Ranger came in third, but just barely, Suzuki Swift came in fourth, and Holden Commodore came in fifth in total vehicle sales for New Zealand in 2013.
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