2005 Toyota Hilux Utility SR5 GGN15R MY05

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2005 Toyota Hilux Utility SR5 GGN15R MY05

$10,999

Odometer 228,594 kms

Body type Utility

Fuel Petrol - Unleaded Ulp

Transmission Automatic

Vehicle Overview

This 2005 Toyota Hilux SR5 is a dual-cab utility with the practical format that has made the Hilux a familiar choice for drivers needing both passenger space and an open load area. Its four-door cabin seats five, while the 4x2 drivetrain keeps the specification straightforward for everyday road use and general carrying duties.

Power comes from a 4.0-litre six-cylinder petrol engine paired with an automatic transmission. That combination offers an uncomplicated driving experience, particularly for those who prefer two-pedal convenience in traffic and around town. The vehicle has travelled 228,594 kilometres, providing important context for assessing an older utility of this type.

The SR5 grade brings a useful level of equipment without losing the robust, functional character expected of a Hilux. Air conditioning helps keep the cabin comfortable, while power windows, remote central locking, power mirrors and power steering make routine driving easier. A leather steering wheel, sports instruments and an onboard trip computer add a more considered feel to the driver’s environment.

Its cabin includes cloth trim, a carpeted floor and an audio system with a CD player, six-disc in-dash CD stacker, MP3 decoding and four speakers. These features reflect the technology of the vehicle’s era but provide practical entertainment and straightforward controls for daily travel.

On the outside, silver paint is complemented by body-colour bumpers and grille, chrome door handles and chrome door mirrors. The 15-inch alloy wheels give the utility a more distinctive appearance, while front and rear mudflaps, a rear step bumper and a roll bar support its useful dual-cab presentation. The tray-style rear section remains the key advantage of the body design, offering flexibility that a conventional passenger vehicle cannot match.

Safety equipment includes driver and passenger airbags, ABS, front ventilated disc brakes and first-row seatbelt pretensioners. An engine immobiliser is also fitted. Independent front suspension and variable intermittent wipers contribute to the vehicle’s everyday usability, while the combination of a four-door layout and five-seat capacity makes it more versatile than a single-purpose commercial vehicle.

Registration is listed through 30 September 2027. As an older used vehicle, its condition and presentation should be considered alongside the stated equipment, mileage and service requirements before purchase. Overall, this Hilux combines a six-cylinder petrol engine, automatic transmission, dual-cab practicality and SR5 equipment in a familiar utility format suited to drivers who value load-carrying flexibility without giving up rear-seat accommodation.