Toyota recently launched a fully remodeled Land Cruiser Prado sport utility vehicle in the Japanese market, with improved on-and-off road performance.
Toyota set its monthly sales target for the fourth-generation new Land Cruiser Prado, a mid size four-wheel drive vehicle, at 1,000 units. Toyota said specific improvements include space between the front and second-row seats, enhancements to the time-tested full-frame structure and higher body rigidity, making the ride even more comfortable.
The adoption of a kinetic dynamic suspension system also allows for more stable driving at city and highway speeds, and a “crawl control” feature enhances rough-road compatibility, Toyota said.