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What is with the lines running from the front bumper to the roof rack?
Super clean, and super pricey BJ70 for sale in Florida. http://tampa.craigslist.org/hil/cto/3716821861.html
heres their main page.. www.minitruckdealer.comunfortunately theres a catch.. those interested will find it very upsetting
the catch is they are NOT legal to drive on road.. only offroad.. they are speed limited to 25mph.. why they aren't? i have no clue.. doesnt make sense to pay that much cash to not make it street legal..
You should read a little closer =P that catch is for the little mini trucks not the toyotas and stuff
hmm... i probably read it wrong. i thought they were classifying all the vehicles they sold as "mini trucks" . I might give them a call. that four door hi-lux looks BA..
I would buy this off the show room floor today if Toyota would only man up to the plate in the US.
I'd spring for the Troopy myself, but I agree. Seeing how popular these are in Australia, the Middle East, etc, it is hard to imagine that even with a steep price tag these wouldn't fly off the shelves.
I am not a Jeep guy but every time I see a new Jeep on the road, like a 2-door JK, it looks really cool and I know a 2-door 70-series would look just as awesome if not better. There are countless Jeeps here in California. I don't understand why Toyota doesn't appreciate this market. As the largest manufacture in the World we have to believe they have a very good marketing team and it is a sound decision not to compete with Jeep. It seems like there has to be some other reason, like a political reason where the US is preventing Toyota from competing with the "staple American 4WD vehicle".I keep thinking that Kia or Hyundai is going to release a live axle truck with dual cases, rear disconnect, selectable lockers ... all in stock form ... that would totally blow away everything else off road. Imagine how upset we'd be at Toyota if this happened. My point being that if there is a demand and its not being filled, someone is gonna fill it. But then again, maybe there really isn't a demand here in the US. Maybe most Jeep owners are doing what most FJ Cruiser owners are doing, and that is driving to Safeway at 3pm every afternoon to pick up more cat food.Who knows, maybe one day we'll see a live axle Scion! BigMike
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