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I wonder why they have waited to so long to launch test drive impressions? The car is essentially already here and rolling out, and no one has ever posted a test drive of the car.

Put in deposit for 1st Ed.; more likely to get the "Land Cruiser" trim. Dealer seemed to think all of their 1st ed allotments had been spoken for, and this was over a month ago.

I'm aware of the LC families and how different the previous LC was. It still holds true that the new LC is an upgrade from the T4R even though it's different than the previous LC available in the US.

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I definitely think it is, unless you're only comparing off-road ability. The new LC interior looks significantly updated compared to the current 4Runner's (option for ventilated seats, larger screen and updated dash, USB-C ports, etc), will likely drive better on the road thanks to the new...

I think another interesting market segment will be those who have loyally followed Toyota for a while (perhaps owning a 4Runner or FJ) and are ready to 'upgrade' to a slightly more expensive car that is way more in reach than the prior LCs have been. But not looking for a family-focused...

Partial tinting of windshield, and at some point all-terrain tires.

I agree that the LC interior speaks to me more than the GX. I have always thought the Lexus interiors were 'trying too hard' to look expensive and it ends up looking gimmicky. I highly prefer a refined but classic layout like in the LC.

Also a transfer from the T4R forums after many years. Located in Denver CO. Have owned two 4Runners in the past. Currently driving a 2011 FJ, and have been biding my time waiting for the chance to own a LC that has carplay and isn't >$80k. Placed a pre-order on the 2024 a month ago, have heard...

Located in Denver area. I put a deposit down a month ago for $1500 for the Land Cruiser Trim and am on the "waitlist" for a 1st Ed. Have not gotten any details on spec'ing out the car, no actual orders placed with Toyota yet. Dealer knows nothing about pricing for the trims.