Hilarious Banned Toyota Hilux Commercials 

These ads weren't banned. Clickbait crap. I hope you fail on RU-vid

These ads aren't all hilarious, the only two funny ones was the bugger ad and the cow one, but they were absolutely hilarious, the last one was not even remotely funny. The last ad being the most recent shows how boring and bland the Hilux ads and our society is now.

He took on Bristol, the World's strongest built city, and won.

Whistlin' Diesel is doing an Homage to the Top Gear Hi-Lux at the moment.........he's giving one a real hard time and it's taking it like a Boss, as you would probably expect. Only problem is it was an absolutely mint thirty year old truck when he started. Thing belonged in a Museum.

@@nickmaclachlan5178 Whistlin' Diesel is all about wrecking stuff. Gets boring in a hurry.

@@butlerproman Yeah, can't say I'm a massive fan, but just picked up on the Hi-Lux in my feed.

Toyboata as well. People seem to forget that one.

Someone needs to post this

We need to hear the stories

Would think it would be bad for business to insult their number one clientele for the hilux like that (terrorists in the middle east)

@@Anirossa Toyota doesn't make profit from them, they get old and stolen ones

Oh I miss the old days when people had thick skin and didn't get offended by their own shadow

@@Anirossa Terrorists driving illegally obtained vehicles doesnt exactly constitute as *"clientele"* lol.

@@superrad1659 Take a joke

We’ve become a bunch of sooks mate ,don’t worry it’s happened here in Australia too.

The bugger ones WHERE banned

@@OverTheHillsAdventures the one where the mud hits the sheets wasnt banned, I remember seeing it many times!

I indentify as an xbox 360

@@davidewhite69 It was after a while

That’s my favourite thanks for watching kind regards Tim

Thanks for watching Kenneth, kind regards Tim

If only they'd come to mainstream UK telly, they're better than half the programmes. Love the 2 bulls one.

South Africa joins the chat

I think one of the best Aussie ad series is the ANZ's "Barbara lives in bank world" ads.

Yes, bring back the trucks AND the ads! Those "sheep-shaggers!" I 'bout fell out of my chair when I heard that one! I love this! Thanks guys, and please keep them coming. This is about the only decent commercials we ever get to see. Here in the U.S., it's all about selling "medicine" and electric this and electric that, and whatever the latest fad is this month, and other unwanted and un-needed crap. They seem to think nothing of pushing their pills, but we can't advertise beer, tobacco, or having anything politically incorrect according to the snowflakes.

Thanks for watching kind regards Tim

bet you havent seen any Dutch ads then ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_CQA3X-qNgA.html

Not to bag on Toyotas, but I had a '63 Falcon Ranchero with a 170ci straight 6 and 3-speed manual (27mpg) that I finally sold at 282,000 miles, having done only oil changes/tune-ups during that period. I did do a 45 minute head gasket R&R when my little brother overheated it towing my mom's 1960 Chrysler New Yorker Station Wagon 22 miles home on the freeway. It did need a clutch plate or two now that I think about it, but those were easy, too. I miss that "truck" more than my ex.

More than a few old Hiluxs gone around the clock on original engines and drivelines here down under. Then there's Landcruiser's, by 282k Miles they'd just be run in mate!

@@dunxy That's been made abundantly and redundantly clear, here and elsewhere. But the Hilux wasn't really ubiquitous here; by the time "compact" trucks caught hold in the USA, that model had been replaced. Here, the early '60s saw a rising trend in planned obsolescence among American car companies, with a few makes/models escaping that fate, whether by design or chance I couldn't say. The Falcon was one of those. Many Americans don't consider that the reason the US car industry was doing so well in the '50s and '60s wasn't because of superior quality. It was because every other industrialized nation on Earth had been bombed flat in WW-EYE EYE - except Australia/New Zealand, and they were never automobile powerhouses. I guess that's why they brag about Japanese cars. Anyway, America never had to try too hard to compete until Japan, Germany, etc. finally recovered a decade or so later. Then some Yankee ass was kicked, but most of us, myself included, were still scornful of foreign (read "Japanese") cars. Ironically, I still wasn't convinced (call me stubborn) when I saw back then a Chevy Vega, a car with an aluminium block that _lacked steel sleeves in the cylinders,_ (you heard me), with "100,000 miles" proudly spray painted the length of the car. It was laying down a smokescreen that would make a destroyer escort proud, maybe in the belief it would conceal them from the cops. I only hope they were being sarcastic. Back on the subject, I'm not sure you're making a valid comparison to the Falcon; the Hilux was made and marketed as a truck, albeit a small one. It had a truck drivetrain and suspension. The Ford Falcon line was predominantly a family car - for small families, apparently. The Ranchero was a station wagon with ⅔ of the roof cut off and compact car suspension. I ignored its ostensible frailties and thrashed it like a red-headed mule's rented stepchild. I once hauled some topsoil 15 miles home with the differential gouging a groove in the asphalt to varying depths and the front tires occasionally touching the road. I was surprised the rear shocks didn't punch through the bed. Because of the obvious difference in intended uses, I believe a "miles driven" comparison handicap of... say... 3:1 is in order. I'm glad you agree. Ranchero wins.

Toyotas in this day and age suck, especially the hilux.

You should of kept it

Good on ya

I'm disappointed they didn't go against the RAM 😁

Outta the way sheep shagga

@@fancypants1000 Missed opportunity for sure.

I remember getting emailed this ad when I was a kid. I think it was back in 2004

Dead right, the SA Boxer ads were never banned and in fact were extremely popular

That's even funny now. Sad too

Cant beat them yotas even them terrorists used them to shoot 50 call machine gun in the bed

Hey, nothing beats reliability. Even warlords understand that. Same with the U.S. Army and a whole lot of others. Only sheep are buying "American trucks" that aren't made in America anymore.

Thanks Felix Cat, kind regards Tim

aussie advertising legend john singlton came up with that. and there was a couple of different versions.

Yes..There is alot of talk about sheep shagging..😮

I think they're cool. I'm from Peru and toyota's ads are almost non existent but people still buy their cars.

Yes and the other half from Australia with a few token others,and they weren't banned.

I remember the bugger add

And Australia

Thanks for watching Julian, kind regards Tim

Ran on NZ TV too, no problems. There was an even better one with Barry & Scotty.

It's actually... well we all know what it means. Frank Zappa even wrote a song about it. "Don't fool yourself girl, it's going right up the poop chute" or something.

Some might be shocked to learn that different words mean different things in different cultures...

@@emlix1 Off the "Sheik Yerbooti" album IIRC. Best number he ever did was "Bobby Brown", Still relevant today, lol. ;c)

Actually, bugger was/is used more like aww crap. And "Well bugger me" means "well I'll be" or "I didn't expect that". But yes, sheep shagger was pretty good. Those "bugger" ads in the late '90s were so funny I had tears from the laughter.

That one was from Sheepshagistan

On my hunting trips I’ve got the Browning 725 in the very back of the 200 series Land Cruiser, Sako 85 across the back seat and next to her is the Browning T-Bolt varmint. Center consoles full of 22ammo, rear cargo area carries about 2000 rounds 12g and I’ve got 200 rounds 243 on the floor behind the drivers seat. Everything where I need it. 🙂

@@Cammo-vp1gl And thats the way it should be . As an Aussie , it would be disrespectfull if i did anything differently . Cheers old mate .

@@paddingtonbear5172 haha I didn’t mention the esky full of coldies, to wash the dust down at the end of day, responsibly of course.. 🤭🍺🍺🍺🇦🇺🇦🇺

@@Cammo-vp1gl Of Course!!!!

In the U.S., cattle guards.

In Brazil "Donkey/Stupid Killer"

Yep, definitely Kiwi ad’s! Funny as! There was another Scotty and Crumpy ad too where Scotty was traumatised when they arrived at the hut! He screamed all the way in!

No one likes the US

SA ads

Me to thanks for watching Nola, kind regards Tim

Nice one mate at least you used her like she was meant to be used👍👍👍

Thanks for watching, yes I know exactly what you mean, kind regards Tim

Once saw a compilation of the "Bugger" ads on a UK programme celebrating wacky tv from around the world (maybe 30yrs ago, now) and it finished with the sheepdog in the puddle. Cried with laughter - and never forgotten the product! Absolute epic!!

@@mikethecabbie8476 Tarrant on TV used to show funny adverts from around the world. I think Clive James also had a similar program.

The bugger ones were on oz tv.

If you want banned ads, search banned UV sunscreen commercials, they ran but got banned.

Clickbait. The most effective marketing on RU-vid? 😄

Thanks for watching George kind regards Tim

Thanks for your comments and thanks for watching kind regards Tim

@@hiluxtim1494 no worries mate.

That’s my favourite ad, thanks for watching my channel kind regards Tim

Boy, I read that with an accent

Thanks for watching Charles, kind regards Tim

There was another ad similar but Crumpy drove Scotty’s new HiLux into the bush. Scotty was traumatised by the time they arrived at the hut!

I remember them fondly haha

Yes his videos are great I would like to do a video with him, thanks for watching kind regards Tim

I know Scotty on RU-vid answered that question, but I forget

The Hilux was banned in the U.S. due to high prices from import taxes, and being bad on emissions. Maybe if the EV Version does good enough, Toyota might reconsider.

Because Australia has become a Baby and Nanny Country.

Because that’s “racism”.

@@at6686 ??

@@johneverett6751 Race trumps everything now.

@@denero4735 Yeah not bloody wrong mate!!

They may have been run in South Africa but they weren't from there

@@lalnablehector1285 Then why does one of the Hiluxes have a Free State, South Africa, number plate?

@@mauritsvw I was talking about a specific few not all of them

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