Martinjmpr
Wiffleball Batter
You've got to remember that the market for these vehicles is not the hardcore 4 wheeler. Toyota will be happy to sell those guys an FJ cruiser or even an LC. IRS makes sense because it delivers a smoother on-road ride and is more comfortable on the streets and dirt roads where this thing will be living. A lot of the competition has IRS (I know, for example, the new Expedition has it) so it makes sense for Toyota to adopt it since they're going after the Expedition/Suburban/Tahoe market with the Sequoia.
Toyota is very smart in making a plethora of SUVs to suit every need, from the RAV-4 to the LC. They even make a hybrid SUV (Highlander.) It's obvious that Toyota is trying to be the GM of the 21st century, and from appearances, they're well on their way to doing just that.
Toyota is very smart in making a plethora of SUVs to suit every need, from the RAV-4 to the LC. They even make a hybrid SUV (Highlander.) It's obvious that Toyota is trying to be the GM of the 21st century, and from appearances, they're well on their way to doing just that.