Import From Liberia

[kendrickdlr]

I tried to find countries that both use the right side of the road AND use the standard system. And apparently there is one country in the world that follows the U.S.: Liberia.

Well naturally, I look up Toyota Liberia and according to my research, they basically get all the good stuff. The Land Cruiser 200 Turbodiesel. The Land Cruiser 78. The Land Cruiser Prado (renamed 'Avensis'). The Hilux. Just look for yourself: Toyota official website - CICA Motors Liberia inc

That being said, I'm sure it would probably be super expensive to import any one of those here. But hey I know if I won the lottery, I at least know what to do. Import from Liberia.

Edit: Nevermind lol, they do use the metric system. At least Toyota in that country does.

 

[Mago]

I tried to find countries that both use the right side of the road AND use the standard system. And apparently there is one country in the world that follows the U.S.: Liberia.

Well naturally, I look up Toyota Liberia and according to my research, they basically get all the good stuff. The Land Cruiser 200 Turbodiesel. The Land Cruiser 78. The Land Cruiser Prado (renamed 'Avensis'). The Hilux. Just look for yourself: Toyota official website - CICA Motors Liberia inc

That being said, I'm sure it would probably be super expensive to import any one of those here. But hey I know if I won the lottery, I at least know what to do. Import from Liberia.

Edit: Nevermind lol, they do use the metric system. At least Toyota in that country does.

You can change the speedometer.. then you'd be in business.

 

[GX-R]

The Prado is not called the Avensis, its a typo from the website. The Avensis is a completely different vehicle.

 

[T4Runner]

I like their tag line for the 200 GX:
"A manual transmission for great sensations."

 

[MScruiser]

To hell with the 200 Diesel!

I want this bad boy here!

There's my new expedition rig.

 

[120mm]

By the time the rig gets to Liberia, it has usually been used up in some other country. After Liberia, I would not care to think what shape it is in.

As so-called "qualified mechanics" pour frying oil in the crankcase and snap off all the bolts.

 

[xkennx]

I tried to find countries that both use the right side of the road AND use the standard system. And apparently there is one country in the world that follows the U.S.: Liberia.

Well naturally, I look up Toyota Liberia and according to my research, they basically get all the good stuff. The Land Cruiser 200 Turbodiesel. The Land Cruiser 78. The Land Cruiser Prado (renamed 'Avensis'). The Hilux. Just look for yourself: Toyota official website - CICA Motors Liberia inc

That being said, I'm sure it would probably be super expensive to import any one of those here. But hey I know if I won the lottery, I at least know what to do. Import from Liberia.

Edit: Nevermind lol, they do use the metric system. At least Toyota in that country does.

Here in the GCC we are LHD, drive on the right, speedometers come in MPH and KMPH. Not only do we get the 4.0V6, the 4.6V8, the 5.7V8, 4.5V8 Diesel but also the 5.7V8 supercharged (only lexus models).

With regards to 7X series we get in 4.0V6 or 4.2I6 Diesel. On the market is the 73/74 3DR SWB with hardtop or softtop, the TLC76 5door, TLC78 3door troopie, the TLC79 single cab pickup and TLC79 doublecab.

Its not about price as ours is usually cheaper here then what you would pay for the same there is the emission or crash test cert. So you have 2 options import for temp use I think its 60-90 days (what we do when we have to armor them in the US for US goverment) or import for offroad use only.