Find how many were made? (2 Viewers)
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Sadly, Toyota did not release that information
Probably not, what are you trying to accomplish? These vehicles are for sale globally and are not that rare.
100 series Sales Numbers for the USA
These are the numbers of 100 series cruisers sold in the USA.
Year.....LX470.....LC100.....Year Total
1998.....10,978....14,292.....25,270
1999.....15,705....18,569.....34,274
2000.....14,705....15,486.....30,191
2001.....9,304.......7,583.....16,887
2002.....9,226.......6,749.....15,975
2003.....9,187.......6,645.....15,832
2004.....9,831.......6,763.....16,594
2005.....8,555.......4,870.....13,425
2006.....5,595.......3,376.......8,971
2007.....2,468.......3,251.......5,719
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Total.....95,554....87,584....183,138
Source: Toyota Motor Sales (TMS), USA.
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Lol this is some boomer energy like the Corvette and BMW crowds trying to find if their car is 1 of 3169 models just like it.
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This is cool but I was wondering about how many of a certain color or differential configuration, etc as well. Like when someone says “that’s a rare color” is it quantifiable or It it simply something you don’t see often on the world’s largest forum?
I saw another few threads about this but didn't see anyone posting any solid evidence of colors / amounts produced .
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Another one bites the dust!
Eleventy-hundred-thousand.
More like the non working millennial crowd that wants to flip a rare object without getting out of bed. The older generations couldn’t care less about that laziness and know old does not equal rare. You might remember, the internet wasn’t part of boomers growing up, and rarity and collecting took much different meanings and actual work, time, and human face to face communication.
Perhaps you could say this about any age group that wants information about their vehicle. I suppose you are just an ageist that has something against those that worked harder for their money.
What color and options do you have that you think is rare? When I think of rare color, it’s usually some weird color that nobody ordered since it’s so odd and thus it’s rare.
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And with that in mind, knowing how many 100s have grey interiors, or which have the brown exterior trim pieces or gold lettering becomes useful.
Or maybe it's just someone trying to create a product for the truck or just gain general knowledge. Stop speculating, noone gives a s***
I think I'll be pretty hard to get an number on that but you'll have to keep digging
I think it could be extrapolated from surveys on the different 100 series sites. Takes a while to collect. Fortunately, there aren't too many variations.
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I’m getting the impression that the data wasn’t distributed by Toyota and there are quite a few people that think knowing is only interesting to idiots and capitalistic predators.
You obviously don’t understand through your “speculation” that I was remarking on the quoted’s use of the word boomer as a negative reference. It’s important to be able to understand what you read. If you don’t understand economic principles related to the internet and who the primary user base is, it’s ok. And most importantly, I especially don’t give a toot. You have a nice day and I can’t wait to see all these new products hit the market for our “rare” vehicles based on their colors and options, as I’ve had a very hard time finding parts for these models…oh wait, no I have not, including oem leather…ymmv. 
