This 1991 Toyota HiAce is a Super Custom, a top trim with many gadgets built-in. It has dual-zone climate control, an air purification system, a temperature-controlled storage compartment, and ...

The Toyota Hiace is quite popular for camper van conversions in Australia and New Zealand. We've even covered such projects here on autoevolution, like this one. But today, I have a refreshing ...

Last year, Toyota turned its fugly but lovable cabover Hiace into a more attractively proportioned van. Camper van conversion shop Frontline becomes one of the first to create a camper van around ...

In South Africa, the Toyota HiAce is mainly used as a minibus taxi to haul the masses around.But over in Japan, Mzansi’s favourite van is put to many uses. While the Toyota HiAce is commonly ...

Australian van conversion company Bus 4×4 is offering the best of both with its Toyota Hiace Commuter Campervan. The base vehicle here is a Toyota Hiace Commuter van. To outfit it for off-road use, ...

The van currently searing your eyes with its yellow hue looks like any other old high-roof Toyota HiAce, but there’s so much going on underneath. This 1989 Toyota Picnic for sale on Craigslist ...

Many camper vans double as everyday 3-row MPVs, requiring the removal of seats or other parts to switch modes. A new Toyota HiAce camper van makes the switch without removing anything. It's a full ...

The grand prize centerpiece is Little Spruce, a right-hand drive 1996 Toyota HiAce imported from Japan. Powered by a ...

There are probably now fewer than a dozen second-generation HiAce campers on the road, but in the late 1970s and early 1980s ...

The Super Custom belongs to the wide HiAce family of cars that were introduced on the market by Toyota in October 1967 with the making of the First Generation (H10) Toyota HiAce camper van.