Toyota Australia announces price hike on Hilux, RAV4, Kruger trends now
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Thousands of Toyota customers are set to be hit with a major price hike for the second time in six months - with almost every model to be affected.
The Japanese car giant has advised Australian dealers that price rises for all but three models will come into effect from July 1.
The price hike - which range from $160 to $1,890 - comes just months after Toyota announced another increase, which came into effect ion January.
Customers on waiting lists for a Toyota RAV4 Hybrid will pay an extra $1,710 and $1,830 for a Toyota Camry Hybrid.
Wait times for popular models like the HiAce van and HiLux ute are currently six months to two years, due to increased demand for Toyota vehicles.
Thousands of Toyota customers are set to be hit with a major price hike for the second time in six months - with almost every model to be affected (pictured, the HiLux Rogue)
Wait times for popular models like the HiAce van and HiLux ute (pictured) are currently six months to two years, due to increased demand for Toyota vehicles
Toyota customers are now required to sign a new document that advises the price and furnishings could change before the vehicle arrives in Australia.
If they don't agree with the new price buyers are eligible for a refund at any time in the process, before the vehicle is officially registered in their name.
The latest price hike will affect thousands of Toyota customers who have been patiently waiting for vehicles for several months.
The increase won't affect Toyota Kruger SUV's manufactured before September 2022 or other models assembled before November, 2022.
Customers expecting their vehicles after July 1, will be hit with the latest price
