Price List for Pre-owned and New Hinos

Doing some solid online research prior to investing in a Hino lease or purchase is not a bad idea. Especially when looking at the options for a pre-owned truck, the same type of due diligence applies as it does for a used car to make sure that the seller is legit, that the required paperwork is available and whether or not the original warranty will still be applicable. Private sales come with a bit more risk than going through a dealership, simply because the owner is less experienced and may not have your best interest at heart. If you're looking for a Hino with the right price, online and in person research is needed. 

The Canadian Black Book is a classic place to check out current values for a used Hino truck in Ontario or anywhere. You’ll find out what you can expect to get for a trade-in, what the optional upgrades are worth and a lot of great information. It’s a good place to make sure you are getting an honest price and that a dealer’s price list is based on the industry standard. AutoTrader.ca is often where you will find a good array of options, but keep in mind that not all dealers pay for this form of advertisement. Even if they do, it’s not a bad idea to call the dealer to make sure that the listing is up-to-date and to see if there are any other options on the lot that might not be on the site. Because the price of a pre-owned vehicle is also dependant on the number of accessories, add-ons and the existing mileage, the difference between the price of a Hino 155, with high kilometres but tons of features may be higher despite the wear and tear already on the vehicle. Speaking with a dealer can help you navigate the Hino truck price list, and find a vehicle that works best for you.

Our pre-owned Hino truck inventory is updated regularly and is a great place to see what Hino trucks are available in Ontario, based on the standard industry price lists.