Toyota HiLux 1997: Should a second hand vehicle come with a jack?
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Asked by Pam Baker
Two days ago I purchased a 1997 Toyota HiLux from a dealer discovered that it didn’t have a jack. Is it a requirement when selling a secondhand vehicle that a jack is supplied with it?
Answered by CarsGuide
26 Sep 2014There is no legal requirement that a used car must have a jack, but reputable dealers usually make sure there is one before they sell it. I would take the car back and ask the dealer to supply you with one.
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