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The 4Runner has the same CVs and rear diff size as the 250 (exception being Trailhunter & TRD Pro). Until I see an endemic problem with things breaking on the new platform, the criticism isn’t warranted. In my option, the lack of full-time 4WD with rear locker on the 4Runner/FJ and lack of...

I’m sorry we don’t all have LX money.

The 1958 price was already increased for 2025 MY. If demand is low, they will simply reduce supply. It's a niche trim, but the price is right.

Assuming it had Toyota reliability, right? ….Right?

Do you not see any value in the 250 being on a platform and technology suite that is 15 years more advanced? 1958 also has the hybrid powertrain, which is worth around $3,000. 2025 ORP hybrid is $52k, so you’re paying an extra $3k for the full-time 4WD transfer case with the 1958, which is fair...

Why on earth would Toyota price the 1958 equal to the lower trims of the outgoing 2024 4Runner? A bare bones 300 sold in the US would still be $70k+, so I'm missing your point too.

Approach angle is a bit of an issue for the Sequoia off road. Should be easy enough to address.

I’m 90% sure the 9.5 is only on the TRD Pro and Trailhunter.

I can't believe Toyota specs a base model 300 with triple lockers and beige cloth, that's dreamy! I feel blessed to have a rear locker on the base model 250 here in US/Canada - I think GCC is the only other region with that. I also love the 300 GX steel rims, so much so I picked up a set of the...

I like the Sequoia, but the 250 has better approach/departure angles and is made in Japan. If you need a three row, that simplifies your decision.

This guy measured the thickness. Apparently Hamura Plant vehicles are a bit thicker.

If you do not fret about the rear locker, do not fret about eKDSS.

How does it handle the slippery conditions? This will be my first winter with an AWD vehicle.

Not anymore, it's just called the 250 Series Land Cruiser now: Toyota Global Apr. 18, 2024 press release: The vehicle names have also returned to their roots, with all models unified under "Land Cruiser" *1 *1 The "70" series wagon models from 1990 were newly marketed as the Land Cruiser...