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What would surprise me? I would be surprised if someone even as naturally talented as yourself actually knew how much a modernized 70 series would cost. We'll know how much a modernized 70 series will cost if and when one comes out.

Nice find. And, what a build. It'd be nice to see GM coordinate warrantied builds for remote travel too--to fill some of Bison's or ZR2's touring gaps instead of strengthening its already-strong off-road chops. Things like upgraded payload, a subtank, a water tank, and a solar-ready house...

I agree that it makes sense. A modernized but still rugged and heavy duty 70-series platform like the one shown cuts into Wrangler sales, but is distinguishable enough from other Toyota offerings to preclude too much cannibalizing (of 4-runner or Lexus 460, 200, or 300). I would buy one...

That speculation generally fits with this idea: https://expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/lc-70-lhd-concept-at-tokyo-auto-salon.213025/

At the Tokyo Auto Salon... Said to be the work of LandCruiser Chief Engineer, Sadayoshi Koyari: Coil spring rear, six-speed manual, heavy duty 9.5-inch differential, and, for those who'd love to see this stateside, LHD...

Why stop there? They should go all in and make it drag on the ground.

It was kind of him to try to retrieve us. And his road grader was eventually recovered, but not until several weeks later--deep into summer. ------ Day One It's a snowy, wet May on California's Modoc Plateau. It's remote, it's decades ago, I'm a budding 23-year-old field ecologist. The...

Great question. For me it's this, because... It's nimble, plush on dirt, comfortable, capable, durable, reliable, fairly simple, slow, can carry a heavy load and is in my opinion the perfect size. The addition of the pop-top and 50 gal fuel capacity have been alchemy. It's also been in the...

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Beautiful. Pop-top Land Cruisers and Baja are like peanut butter and jelly.

Thanks for the explanation.

You say "things" -- can you be more specific? Have such problems been common with the Ram diesel?

EPA fuel economy rating is out: 22/29/25 https://www.autoevolution.com/news/2020-jeep-wrangler-ecodiesel-fuel-economy-epa-rated-29-mpg-highway-139947.html

These mods are illegal. They increase emissions of regulated precursors to ozone, which kills children and the elderly. It's great that agencies are finally doing their job and enforcing the law rather than forcing the public to do so with citizen suits under the Clean Air Act, like the...

Musk is the intergalactic heavyweight champion of trolling. Evidence weeks of boiling fury on these forums, all while he's probably smoked 342 blunts. Pretty funny.

He's a short hitter. Totally pathetic. He hasn't subverted the scientific establishment. He hasn't corrupted democracy. He hasn't hosted his regulators to cocaine and hookers. His power doesn't reach to global climate systems. Hell, he can't even dupe the SEC. By any measure of success, he's...

I define relatively simple as the absence of most of the costly, failure prone, needless electro-gadgetry that complicates most touring trucks sold in the U.S. Toyota Gibraltar Stockholdings is one of my favorite websites. The 1HZ 78 and 79 are my dream machines.

Yes, agree - and compact is important for me.

Compact, capable, relatively simple, reliable, and with a big payload--a suite of attributes unavailable in the U.S. market.

It's coming from Shovel, mostly. He experiences angry feelings when people talk about Tesla and Elon Musk. When he's experiencing those angry feelings, he writes posts to share and seek comfort about his upset and pain. Those posts have derailed discussion of the Cybertruck.