The Toyota Stout was one of the company's first attempts at a pickup truck for North America. It eventually got a replacement ...

The latest rumors paint a Subaru Brat as an electric twin to the soon-to-return Toyota Stout light pickup truck.

Ryan Tuerck's latest drift project car is a custom 1960s Toyota Stout pickup truck with 3D ... The very '60s front end is far more aggressive with Sibal's lower fascia and splitter combo ...

The Toyota Stout made its debut in the 60s as the first pickup truck/bakkie in America for the Japanese automaker and is considered a pioneering model that paved the way for subsequent bakkies.

Toyota rumored to be working on a small pickup to compete with Ford Maverick. Stout name trademarked by Toyota in Argentina, suggesting possible return of the model. Expected to be budget-friendly ...

Stout served as Toyota’s flagship bakkie throughout the 60’s until being gradually replaced by the Hilux by in 1972. Image: favcars.com Toyota’s much speculated return to the half-ton bakkie ...

A series of Celicas, AE86s, and other old Toyotas followed. But the Toyopet Stout, a primitive truck from Toyota's early export days, ... The Stout had a wheezy 60-hp "R" inline-four.

The Toyota Stout is a beautiful pickup that deserves its own article, and yet, in Jalopnik’s 15-year history, the truck hasn’t gotten one. I’m here to change that by enlightening you about ...

Toyota’s small pickup could be called the Stout. There has been speculation Toyota would revive an older pickup name for the new vehicle. One prominent option is Stout, not to be confused with VW’s ...

The Toyota Stout was one of the first Japanese utes to prove itself as a reliable and capable workhorse on Australian farms throughout the 1960s and 1970s – now it’s been revealed the badge ...