If all LC/LX were gone…what would you buy to replace it?

[GTV]

A lot more bicycles.

 

[supercarrera]

I would probably do a two door Bronco.

 

[TCM]

Likely an Audi rs6

I have to stop talking to my Audi dealer about ordering an RS6. Otherwise I will soon own both a LC200 and the RS6 wagon.

To the original question. I would replace my 200 with a Ineos Grenadier if/when it becomes available. Second choice a Wrangler 392. Third choice a new Tundra or maybe the new Sequoia.

 

[Devils Paw 80]

1st generation 4Runner or FJ Cruiser.

 

[Dunbar]

I'd dump money into my FJ62, FJ40 and 7.3 Excursion.

 

[04UZJ100]

TRX…… lease it, abuse it, dump it…

 

[Tex68w]

Without question it would be a G550 and one day I'll likely add one to the stable. Second pick would be the Rivian R1S but of course I'd have to see/drive one first. Third in line would be a 4-door Bronco.

AEV ram build on 37s would be tempting, but Chrysler interior will literally fall apart.

Maybe see what’s involved in converting an armada to ROW spec suspension.

G wagon? Also tempting, from a capability standpoint. I assume I can’t sleep inside one like I do my 200 though.

2019+ RAM is a game changer in terms of their build quality, interiors are second to none of the other makes. 3rd Gen and older RAM's I totally agree, if they spent more than 4-5 years outside with direct sunlight you could almost sneeze and crack the dash lol.

 

[WarDamnEagle]

Lincoln Navigator Reserve 4x4. Nicest SUV I have ever driven.

 

[Madtiger]

Lincoln Navigator Reserve 4x4. Nicest SUV I have ever driven.

Looks like horsesh!t from the rear tho. Abrupt end to the square back. You see all the suspension bits from the rear. Cheap looking from the rear.

Front and sides look great. Inside beautiful.

 

[Climbingnut]

I know this question is geared more towards those living in the USA, but I’d happily switch to a 76 series w/ 3rd row seating and a number of mods or I’d go with the new Sequoia w/ a few mods. No sense in electric vehicles in my part of the world, and none of the other makes really handle the bush roads well over the long term. Only reason I’d go for the new sequoia is because it’s based on TNGA chassis same as LC300, which instills confidence in me that it’ll be up to snuff in the rough over time.

 

[outlaw4shrt]

3500HD Cummins with the 37" AEV Prospector package, lockers, and swaybar disconnects.

 

[Lou Gill]

Infiniti QX 80 doesnt Look like the rest of the SUV’s out there…

 

[Angelo1]

Infiniti QX 80 doesnt Look like the rest of the SUV’s out there…

Recently carpooled with my buddy and his family on a couple hundred mile drive that have one and it was very quiet and comfortable. It drives like a boat but for road trips it’s great.

 

[99toylc]

G-Wagon, GX-460, Sequoia maybe?

 

[jivewalker]

Van

 

[CharlieS]

4Runner TRD Pro or an old LR Defender.

 

[Big Timber]

this:

if this buick's a rockin' don't come a knockin'

 

[El Skywalker]

MB
G65 AMG

 

[Heckraiser]

FORD:
Bronco Sasquatch
Ranger
E250 with UJO 4x4 conversion
Transit 4x4

RIVIAN, sure why not?

TOYOTA:
GX460
GX470
4Runner 4th Gen V8
4Runner 5th Gen SC
100 in particularly good shape
1st gen Sequoia in particularly good shape
1st gen Tundra
Another 80 series in particularly good shape

GM:
Colorado/Canyon 4door long bed
HUMMVER EV

MB Sprinter 4x4

PROJECTS VEHICLES (i.e. I wouldn't rock any of these close to stock as a 200 replacement)
Toyota mini-truck, taco
Unimog
Volvo 303/606
Pinzgauer
FJ60/62

 

[HSTexan]

I've never owned a pickup truck and always wanted to try one out; realistically I'd probably get a '22 Tundra TRD Pro or an F150 Raptor; the other option I'd be tempted to try assuming they aren't lemons is the Ineos Grenadier