Toyota Unveils Rugged Land Cruiser Prototype at SEMA
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In this episode from The Fast Lane Car, we dive headfirst into the wild world of SEMA with a Toyota Land Cruiser that's out to challenge the likes of the Bronco and Wrangler. This ain't your average SUV, folks. We're talking about a beast with a removable top, beefy tires, and a winch that screams adventure. The Land Cruiser prototype, dubbed the Turle Land Cruiser Rox, is a sight to behold, with its massive Goodridge M Terrain KM3s measuring 37 by 12.2 inches. It's like Toyota took a page out of the Raptor's book with those wide wheel wells that just scream off-road domination.
But it's not just about looks with this bad boy. Underneath that rugged exterior lies a beastly suspension setup featuring Billet control arms and massive shocks ready to tackle any terrain. And let's not forget about the interior, custom-designed to perfection with a color pattern that screams adventure. The potential hybrid powertrain promises 326 horsepower and 465 lb-ft of torque, making sure this Land Cruiser means serious business when it hits the trails.
As we delve deeper into this off-road marvel, we uncover a midgate, open-top design, and a plethora of off-road features like rock rails and off-road lights. This ain't your grandma's Land Cruiser; this is a machine built for the trailblazers, the adventurers, and those who seek the thrill of the great outdoors. The team behind this prototype is not holding back, emphasizing its off-road capabilities and hinting at a possible production model in the future. So buckle up, folks, because Toyota is making a statement with this Land Cruiser prototype, and it's a statement that echoes loud and clear across the rugged terrain of SEMA.
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Many users are excited about the concept and urge Toyota to build it
Comments express interest in features like the tailgate, fold-down rear seats, and midgate truck bed
Some users mention wanting a manual transmission option
Enthusiasts hope Toyota stays true to the concept design if it goes into production
Concerns about potential high price if produced
Comparisons to the FJ Cruiser and hopes for a similar outcome
Some users question Toyota's likelihood of producing such a vehicle
Suggestions for improvements such as removable roof/doors and different design elements
Excitement over the potential competition with Jeep and Ford
Requests for Toyota to consider market demand and potential pricing
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