Perfectly said! Exactly on point!There are a lot of people who can afford to buy it, the question is ..... will they see $72,000 in value it. In my opinion, despite the fact it comes with a sweet engine and all kinds of tech items, seventy-two grand is a lot of money for a Toyota Land Cruiser. DDT likes it and thinks it's worth $72,000.....enjoy your purchase in good health. I don't see a seventy to eighty thousand dollar truck. In the US, they rarely advertise the TLC and it's a low-volume seller. They've now attached [what I consider] a very aggressive price-tag to it, and we're currently at $4 per gallon moving toward $5 per gallon. Big shocker....large gas-gussling vehicles are slower to sell when fuel prices head north. Coupled with a high price tag, I wonder if '08 TLC's will move at the same pace as '98 TLC's when they were introduced.
I have to say to justimaginejack what was said to someone earlier: would you pay $72,000 (or $72, for that matter) for the 200's underpinnings with an Aztek body on it (even if the badge said LandCruiser)? I agree that some vehicles have to grow on you. I've seen that from my perspective more than once. I think the main hurdles to the 200 I find people expressing are: (a) "HOLY COW! $72,000 for a freakin LandCruiser?", and (b) "Man, that thing looks remarkably like a Highlander" or "What's that guy driving?" Capable, cool, reliable, etc. as these things are, for me, I think it's not so much the $72K as it is "$72K for that?"