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Chinese tuners turn Toyota Hiace into RV with toilet for $50,000

25.06.2026 23:00 1 min 1 source
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Chinese tuners turn Toyota Hiace into RV with toilet for $50,000
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Chinese company Juzheng Auto converted a Toyota Hiace into an RV with a VIP lounge. The van features leather seats that fold into a bed, LED ceiling lighting, a TV, and a sink. A notable addition is a toilet, which is rare in converted vans. The conversion costs approximately $50,000.

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Chinese tuners turn Toyota Hiace into RV with toilet for $50,000

25.06.2026 Supercar Blondie ISL Original source

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