I sat in one: My take on it (2 Viewers)

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this makes the new 70 series wagon i'm seeing in australia much more appealing. 4 doors, solid front axle, v8 turbo diesel as standard (only one turbo though :( ;) ) and 5 speed manual/standard cog swapper. coils front and leaves rear.

Now that's a real land cruiser :)
 
Excuse me, but what the hell is the stange doohikey on the left front wing? It's even on the models???
 
It's a blind-spot mirror.

It is fitted to huge numbers of 4x4's in Japan. I don't know if it's a fashion, or a legal requirement.

It does work well, although it looks a little strange to the unfamiliar eye.
 
I thought it was more for parking as they often need to park right up against a wall because some of the streets are so tight.
 
I thought it was more for parking as they often need to park right up against a wall because some of the streets are so tight.

As well as not dropping the left wheel(s) into a ditch, trying to move over all the way to the leftest:)hillbilly:) side of the road while squeezing past an on-coming vehicle in insanely narrow streets.

I don't have one of those mirrors, but wish I did sometimes.:D
 
Do we need to give you a history lesson......its the 45LV :D

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QUOTE=ShottsUZJ100;2629833]That's true. It began with the FJ55 and continued.[/QUOTE]
 
I'm sure the seats are removable. Just not as easy as before. Thanks for the report Mot!!

Yeah a cutting torch works really well. That was pretty stupid of Toyota in my opinion.

I wasn't impressed. The 100 series is much nicer in my opinion.
 
We got a box of the full brochures today and we will have an example soon.


It's a damn Highlander in a "plus" size............:flipoff2:

Big-n-Tall folks will like it...:rolleyes:


My 65 grand will be spent elsewhere.
 
This might have been stated somewhere, but I've read in a magazine that at least in Europe (thought they were not going to be offered there anymore though) are going to get the 4.?ltr twin-turbocharged diesel engine with 286bhp and 66kg(sorry I forgot the Newton figure thingy).

They only mentioned the gasoline engine for the N. America though...
 
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