Why Toyota doesn't sell the HiAce cargo van in America

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Toyota's popular HiAce cargo van is not sold new in the U.S. due to market competition, historical product decisions, and import tariffs. The "Chicken Tax," a 25% tariff on imported vans, makes it difficult for Toyota to compete with domestic manufacturers like Ford and Ram. Additionally, the HiAce would need significant modifications to meet U.S. safety and emissions standards. While new HiAce vans are unavailable, used models from the 1990s can be purchased in the U.S., often with unique customizations.


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