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...steering wheel doesn't have a working horn
I HAVE a clutch (ultra bonus points) and it's not some drive by wire garbage clutch
1984 toyota WINS, but I'm not saying I wouldn't own a 2017 LC if it was given to me
Hmmm. They didn't make that clear. -- how did you find this out? Does Toyota have a secret website that I don't know about?
Toyota's 2017 Land Cruiser13MPG city
That is appalling. My carbie V8 Hilux does close enough to that!
"The two enemies of the people are criminals and government, so let us tie the second down with the chains of the Constitution so the second will not become the legalized version of the first."-Thomas Jefferson
Yes, but also consider 5800 pounds and 381 horse. Wish they would build a similar diesel option.
There are sissies, soft hands, and fat butts everywhere.It's simply supply and demand. It's all about profit!!The Japanese are one of the most savvy market researchers on the planet.If I could go to my local Toyota dealer and see a brand new 1985, 22R, standard cab, SR5, 5-speed, for the same prices as it was in 1985, I'd buy two.And there would be a small number of people racing to buy them... but compared the millions who want the new technology advancements, and all the techno-bling, the few thousands that would buy that 1985 Toy truck would be happier than a pig in hot poop.... but for the bean counters at Toyota it would most likely be a nightmare loss of profit to Toyota.Gnarls.
What you guys are looking for is the not-so-available-here 70 series. Trust me I like to drool over what the Aussies can walk into the stealership and drop some coin on.For your drooling pleasure: http://www.toyota.com.au/landcruiser-70
If the domestics start putting out more small diesel options I'm sure Toyota would jump in.
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