Although both these cars are in a van shape, Toyota Probox was marketed as a light commercial vehicle. However, Toyota Succeed is sold more as a station wagon which can be used as a commercial vehicle as well.
PROBOX sales in Japan have always been stable despite using the same model since 2002. It sold around 40,000 new units in Japan in the past year.
The Probox and Succeed focus on function over form. You will not find any unnecessary luxuries, but instead a more simplified cabin, instrument panel, and standard features. Additionally, the rear seats are foldable when needed to create more room
A well-pronounced grill, and a signature two-tone front bumper.
It is almost impossible to tell apart Probox and Succeed unless you read the model name at the back. 2002 Succeed was slightly longer than Probox; about 10cm. Since 2014 facelifts, both Probox and Succeed are 424cm long.
Autocom Japan exported over 12,058 Probox and 5,294 Succeed units as of 2023.05.0.
Toyota Probox and Toyota Succeed: light commercial vehicles in stock:
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