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Fresh appeal for Toyota’s Land Cruiser Prado
We took the updated Toyota Land Cruiser Prado up Sani Pass to see how it fares
Since its launch in 2009, Toyota’s current generation Land Cruiser Prado has consistently sold about 90 units a month in SA, an indication of its popularity, but it is something to behold when one considers where the model is priced relative to its rivals. The model was given a few cosmetic and interior updates in 2013 to remain relevant among competitors, such as the Land Rover Discovery which has recently launched in its fifth incarnation. So, it comes as no surprise that the Prado has again gone under the knife for 2017 to try to keep it fresh. Subtle cosmetic changes include new, elongated headlights replete with daytime running lights flanking a spruced-up grille. The front valance has been jazzed up and includes new foglight housings, while the overall look is a nod towards the larger and plusher Land Cruiser 200. The side profile has essentially remained the same with a similar 18-inch alloy wheel design. The rear has updated 3D tail lights with C-shaped (for Cruiser) brake l...
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