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Carsales Staff25 Apr 2006
NEWS

LandCruiser with the lot

Toyota is offering a limited run of its LandCruiser Prado GX with extended features list.

Toyota will build only 1000 examples of the LandCruiser Prado GX Limited, for sale from April to August 2006 or until stocks last.

Four GX Limited models variants will be offered: with 4.0-litre Quad Cam V6 petrol or 3.0-litre Turbo-diesel engines, and electronically controlled automatic or manual transmissions.

All Prado GX Limited models have ABS anti-skid brakes with Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBD) and Brake Assist (BA) as standard equipment. Additional exterior items, over GX grade, include 17 x 7.5-inch steel wheels with 265/65R17 tyres, wide side protection moulding, wide mudguards with overfender flares, wide side steps, front foglamps built into the bumper, body-coloured exterior door handles and body-coloured wide bumpers (front and rear). The vehicle also has roof rails, 'Limited' decal, chrome exterior mirrors and a chrome radiator grille. Metallic paint is available at no extra cost.

Recommended retail prices start at $45,990 for the Quad Cam V6 manual and Turbo-diesel manual models.

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