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I hope the MPG is similar. https://www.toyota.com/grandhighlander/features/mpg_other_price/6702/6716/6704

I think it is pretty standard for the hybrid system to work mainly at lower mph only. That is why all hybrids have better city mpg than highway mpg.

Good video to describe the SDM on the new LC vs the KDSS on the GX550. guess it really depends on how much off roading you will be doing.

Someone in another thread stated that having the turbo reconditioned was a need down the road to prevent further problems. If it is that difficult to access, then my question would be to Toyota, Why? Some of the best car engineers in the world could surely foresee such a problem.

Ok. Stand corrected but basically no relevance to the 250. We never had the 150 in the US and prices for the 250 are not out yet. Your post made me think you had pricing info on the new model.

Looks like only the 2021 LC is listed. Probably the 200 series I would guess. Not the 250.

Looks very nice! This would be my pick if it comes to that.

Doesn't really matter what we think. If it floats your boat, go for it. It will surely make yours stand out.

Saw the nightcrawler version while watching football yesterday! Go Gators!

Ah. To be a fly on the wall.

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My feet are getting colder as we speak! Lol

Contacted the 3 closest dealers to me and no one has a list yet. All pretty much said I knew more about the new LC than they did. A little disappointed.

Yeah. I know. I just posted a question on his website asking him a similar question. Will be interesting to see if he responds or how other mechanics will respond as well.

Start at about the 6:15 mark when he starts to discuss turbos. Thoughts? This guy is seemingly very knowledgeable. This is the second video I have seen from him recently where he speaks out completely against turbos. Maybe a LC 200 is the way to go?

Well, with the Landcruiser name plate, I think 200K-300K miles is par for the course. If they put out something that gets over 100K then needs major work, I don't think they are close to the mark.

I have always heard that turbos cause earlier engine failure due to increased pressures on the engine. I, personally, have never had a turbo car for this reason. I know they generate more HP in smaller engines for better performance but that is usually at the cost of decreased engine life...

Try this at the 10 minute mark.

The opposite actually. There will be a drop off.

https://www.landcruiserforum.com/threads/lc-trim-levels.129/

Oh dang. First time I heard that. If that is the case then you will have the drop off in the back, raised platform for the batteries and then another drop off if you fold the back seats forward. Not ideal.

Yep. Comes standard on the first edition.

I think it is standard. Bad enough that we lose some height in the back because of the batteries, but had they left the floor at two different levels, no one would be happy. Seems like the only thing that makes sense it to fill that space with a storage compartment.

Is that you?

I apologize for double posting this. Please feel free to delete my post as it came after yours.

Well I'm not gonna post a non English version? That wouldn't be very helpful! Lol

While the reviewer is from Germany and we wont get a few things that this model has, it is still a very good look and review of the new LC.

Interesting video about Toyota dealerships and their suspect mark ups.