2022 Toyota Land Cruiser Revealed With New Platform, Twin-Turbo V6

[inlinesix]

30 minutes ago, kobayashiGT said:

I saw a few raptors running around in SG also. So a land cruiser is gonna be fine!

Even Bolehland is the same.

A lot of these SUV/pickup never gone off-road 

Edited June 10, 2021 by inlinesix

[Karoon]

On 6/10/2021 at 3:40 PM, inlinesix said:

Even Bolehland is the same.

A lot of these SUV/pickup never gone off-road 

Sop is buy 4x4 first, then think about buying durian farm

[Toeknee_33]

On 6/10/2021 at 3:40 PM, inlinesix said:

Even Bolehland is the same.

A lot of these SUV/pickup never gone off-road 

Got lah! Bolehland SUVs park on the road side with 2 wheels on the grass/sand when they stop to tabao teh tarik/food/durian.

[Lethalstrike]

On 6/10/2021 at 11:44 AM, inlinesix said:

Good Job Toyota.

Did not tweak the look too much.

Still maintain ladder frame chassis

No ladder frame no talk for Land Cruiser. 

If its going to be a monocoque chassis, might as well call it Soft Cruiser liao 😂

[Carbon82]

Don't know to laugh or cry, from Toyota perspective...

But one thing for sure, it would be harder for PI to get their stock from Japan in the near term, meaning surging resale price in the near term. Sounds like Rolex in the grey market? 

Toyota Allegedly Forbids New Land Cruiser Customers From Reselling Citing Global Security Concerns

Toyota’s new Land Cruiser 300 has received an overwhelmingly positive reaction in Japan. Perhaps too positive, as the Japanese carmaker appears to harbor concerns that some purchasers of the flagship SUV may be looking to resell their new purchase, possibly to nefarious parties.

With over 22,000 pre-orders for the new 300 Series, Japanese publication Creative311 reports that Toyota Japan now requires that an agreement be signed, confirming that any new Land Cruiser purchased will not be resold. There’s no specific time duration for the resale veto in the written contract, although informally, it has been quoted as being a period for one year.

The reasoning behind the restrictions appears to be an effort to prevent examples of the new Land Cruiser from falling into the hands of those who’d bring negative PR to the brand. Toyota has already faced issues with their vehicles being the truck of choice for terrorists fighting in the Middle East. The US Treasury has previously questioned the carmaker on how exactly so many of their vehicles had fallen into the hands of extremists.

However, other reports indicate suspicion that the real reason for Toyota’s ownership pledge is to dissuade individuals from selling examples at higher prices. It’s understood that such “threats to national security” aren’t cited to would-be owners of other Toyota products, such as the ever-popular Hilux. These claims are supported as, according to Creative311, Toyota has temporarily put a halt to accepting more pre-orders, indicating that demand may exceed supply.

The report also details how Toyota plans to crack down on individuals or organizations who’ve made multiple purchases from various dealers by crosschecking records from each prefecture.

If a purchaser were to act in defiance, it appears that Toyota will penalize the dealer that sold the offending Land Cruiser, as well as barring the purchaser from any future transactions with Toyota.

[kobayashiGT]

11 minutes ago, Carbon82 said:

Don't know to laugh or cry, from Toyota perspective...

But one thing for sure, it would be harder for PI to get their stock from Japan in the near term, meaning surging resale price in the near term. Sounds like Rolex in the grey market? 

Toyota Allegedly Forbids New Land Cruiser Customers From Reselling Citing Global Security Concerns

Toyota’s new Land Cruiser 300 has received an overwhelmingly positive reaction in Japan. Perhaps too positive, as the Japanese carmaker appears to harbor concerns that some purchasers of the flagship SUV may be looking to resell their new purchase, possibly to nefarious parties.

With over 22,000 pre-orders for the new 300 Series, Japanese publication Creative311 reports that Toyota Japan now requires that an agreement be signed, confirming that any new Land Cruiser purchased will not be resold. There’s no specific time duration for the resale veto in the written contract, although informally, it has been quoted as being a period for one year.

The reasoning behind the restrictions appears to be an effort to prevent examples of the new Land Cruiser from falling into the hands of those who’d bring negative PR to the brand. Toyota has already faced issues with their vehicles being the truck of choice for terrorists fighting in the Middle East. The US Treasury has previously questioned the carmaker on how exactly so many of their vehicles had fallen into the hands of extremists.

However, other reports indicate suspicion that the real reason for Toyota’s ownership pledge is to dissuade individuals from selling examples at higher prices. It’s understood that such “threats to national security” aren’t cited to would-be owners of other Toyota products, such as the ever-popular Hilux. These claims are supported as, according to Creative311, Toyota has temporarily put a halt to accepting more pre-orders, indicating that demand may exceed supply.

The report also details how Toyota plans to crack down on individuals or organizations who’ve made multiple purchases from various dealers by crosschecking records from each prefecture.

If a purchaser were to act in defiance, it appears that Toyota will penalize the dealer that sold the offending Land Cruiser, as well as barring the purchaser from any future transactions with Toyota.

Want to sell car, on the other hand scare sell to the wrong hand. 🤣

[inlinesix]

@Carbon82 It is likely that a 1-year-old unit could be selling higher price than a new one.

PI is unlikely to get hold of a new unit.

[inlinesix]

@Carbon82 it seems that it is true le

Toyota Issues Statement About 2022 Land Cruiser Resale Restrictions

https://www.motor1.com/news/522916/toyota-statement-land-cruiser-sales-ban/

[Jamesc]

ISIS only trust their lives to the reliability of the toyota land cruiser.

They said if it breaks down then its life and death!

On 7/27/2021 at 9:29 AM, Carbon82 said:

Don't know to laugh or cry, from Toyota perspective...

But one thing for sure, it would be harder for PI to get their stock from Japan in the near term, meaning surging resale price in the near term. Sounds like Rolex in the grey market? 

Toyota Allegedly Forbids New Land Cruiser Customers From Reselling Citing Global Security Concerns

Toyota’s new Land Cruiser 300 has received an overwhelmingly positive reaction in Japan. Perhaps too positive, as the Japanese carmaker appears to harbor concerns that some purchasers of the flagship SUV may be looking to resell their new purchase, possibly to nefarious parties.

With over 22,000 pre-orders for the new 300 Series, Japanese publication Creative311 reports that Toyota Japan now requires that an agreement be signed, confirming that any new Land Cruiser purchased will not be resold. There’s no specific time duration for the resale veto in the written contract, although informally, it has been quoted as being a period for one year.

The reasoning behind the restrictions appears to be an effort to prevent examples of the new Land Cruiser from falling into the hands of those who’d bring negative PR to the brand. Toyota has already faced issues with their vehicles being the truck of choice for terrorists fighting in the Middle East. The US Treasury has previously questioned the carmaker on how exactly so many of their vehicles had fallen into the hands of extremists.

However, other reports indicate suspicion that the real reason for Toyota’s ownership pledge is to dissuade individuals from selling examples at higher prices. It’s understood that such “threats to national security” aren’t cited to would-be owners of other Toyota products, such as the ever-popular Hilux. These claims are supported as, according to Creative311, Toyota has temporarily put a halt to accepting more pre-orders, indicating that demand may exceed supply.

The report also details how Toyota plans to crack down on individuals or organizations who’ve made multiple purchases from various dealers by crosschecking records from each prefecture.

If a purchaser were to act in defiance, it appears that Toyota will penalize the dealer that sold the offending Land Cruiser, as well as barring the purchaser from any future transactions with Toyota.

 

[Playtime]

Ah... foresee many many orders  from Afghanistan soon... 🤣

[inlinesix]

6 minutes ago, Playtime said:

Ah... foresee many many orders  from Afghanistan soon... 🤣

Currently, there is sales restriction in Japan.

 

[Karoon]

Good promo. But the one i want is not here. Its the FJ cruiser

Edited August 28, 2021 by Karoon

[inlinesix]

13 minutes ago, Karoon said:

Good promo. But the one i want is not here. Its the FJ cruiser

FJ Cruiser EOL liao.

You can get LC70 from Australia

https://www.toyota.com.au/landcruiser-70/prices?material_code=7C71450A0LE10058

4.5L Diesel

Edited August 28, 2021 by inlinesix

[inlinesix]

[kobayashiGT]

30 minutes ago, inlinesix said:

woah. they manage to procure it? Later taliban come over here and buy ah. hahha

[inlinesix]

4 minutes ago, kobayashiGT said:

woah. they manage to procure it? Later taliban come over here and buy ah. hahha

Taliban will buy LC70 from Australia.

I am surprised that they can get hold of it.

They still have J200 on sale now.

[t0y0ta]

5 hours ago, inlinesix said:

Taliban will buy LC70 from Australia.

I am surprised that they can get hold of it.

They still have J200 on sale now.

J200 production stopped in Aug, but supposedly Aussie side stocked up because many there still want V8 diesel

[inlinesix]

10 minutes ago, t0y0ta said:

J200 production stopped in Aug, but supposedly Aussie side stocked up because many there still want V8 diesel

I think what Aust still has is J70 which could be from Portugal (wiki).

I believe you can't find J200 in Aust anymore.

There is still 1 in Vincar.