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Bingo. I'm looking into the same trim for the same reason. Would be fun if the '25 Limited 4Runner gets the adaptive variable suspension as an option like the '24 Tacoma Limited.

What is it that you would not want to see on the Limited?

The specs for all 3 trim levels have, now, populated on the Toyota.com website. Checking there and doing a mock "build" by selecting options is probably your best bet to source this info.

I'm torn on whether 6th Gen 4Runner or Land Cruiser will be better for me. We'll know more on Tuesday.

I'd love to be wrong about this, but "Adaptive Variable Suspension" isn't a listed feature in the Toyota suspension specs for either the Land Cruiser or First Edition. It's an option featured in some Tacoma trim descriptions (making me wonder if it might be an option on the forthcoming Limited...

Many wait lists for the LC250 were already quite long 7 months ago. The non-responsiveness of dealers in your area makes me wonder if they just don't want to tell you, now, if you'd be way down on their respective waitlists. Sheer speculation on my part; I can tell you I ended up in the low 20s...

What are the OEM-issued tires for the new Land Cruiser? I didn't see anything official yet in the Specs.

You're right. I saw your post and thought maybe those ND units would show up in the separate "Sold" tab, but they don't for some reason.

I'd like to think so, but it seems like the Tahara plant is already running behind on production of Land Cruisers and GX550s.

I seem to recall Kirk Kreifels mentioning that he'd get a chance to drive one the first week of April.

You'll love it. I saw the new LC250 in all black at the Chicago Auto Show, and it looked great.

The Beast

We'll be interested to see what you choose.

I did see that Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Iowa had some LC250s in the pipeline, so the distribution is filling out more, now, it seems.

Congrats. I saw the black LC at the Chicago Auto Show, and it looked great.

You're certainly right about that! I was surprised to see the First Edition priced so high.

Aside from not having the First Efition branding, I didn't feel like the LC trim w/ premium was much different. I wouldn't feel like I was "settling for" it, so to speak.

If you test drive the hybrid Sequoia, you'll be wowed by the torque. Easy acceleration from a massive vehicle.

I added a moonroof to what you selected and told my dealer I'd take any color other than the two white paints.

LC250 mpg is (at least reported to be, as of today) far better than your Pilot.

Toyota introduced the build configurator for Land Cruiser today. Supersix posted that in a different thread. Check it out!

I believe GX Overtrail is Nuluxe as opposed to the LC250 w/ premium package, which is leather.

Much appreciated. The new build configurator reflects that a moonroof is available as a standalone option on the mid-grade Land Cruiser trim (i.e., without having to buy the full Premium Package). This could be attractive to those who don't want to pay for unneeded options.

Updated press release from Toyota today: https://pressroom.toyota.com/the-evolution-of-a-legend-the-all-new-2024-land-cruiser/#

Do we know what the OEM tire will be for LC250?

More info to be coming from Toyota in March regarding the Land Cruiser per the Toyota reps at the Chicago Auto Show today.

Excellent. I'd be interested in hearing about these 3rd party sources once you know more.

You're very fortunate to have so many choices. The largest dealer in my state doesn't expect to get First Edition inventory.

I like both. The LC has a more-upright front nose, which I like a bit better. I generally like the noise insulation on Lexus products.

Thank. Hybrid 6 on the Sequoia.