As much as I would have liked to see us get the Toyota version of the 300 I can tell you with the utmost certainty that some folks would still crap on it. “No V8, no hydraulic power steering, no split tail gate, nOt A rEaL LC”
Let’s see… US spec 200 Series was only offered in the top of line trim which was around $85-$90k MSRP. Adjusted for inflation today that would be around $100-$105k.
New US spec 250 Series is being offered in 2 trims (3 to start but the First Edition is a limited, one time run I’d imagine). So 1958 base model - $58k followed by the nicer, more equipped Land Cruiser trim at $65k. Throw a few additional options on either of those, plus delivery and it’s probably closer to low 60’s for the base and high 60’s for the next step up. The First Edition is coming in with all the bells and whistles at $75k which is admittedly a bit steep IMO but it is a limited, “special edition” so I see them marketing it as such and adding some extra $$$ to their margins. The problem is the dealers who will no doubt tack another $10-$15k on top of these…but without ADM’s the 250 is priced accordingly I think.