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6 months tops is my guess. With the 4runner releasing and the Land Cruiser premium being priced a little too close to the GX 550 overtrail the ADMs can't last.

Corwin Toyota in Boulder CO just got back to me. They have a LC Premium that is unsold and advertised on their website at MSRP but in reality they require a $1k non-refundable deposit and there is a $10k markup. Wonder why it is unsold haha.

Not our engine but it's something at least?

I like this but think it means the 282nd day of the year, so October 8th or 9th. The Tacoma announcement was May last year with drives in November. The 4runner will be announced at the upcoming land cruiser and tacoma hybrid drive event early April with first drives in October. Also everything...

Oh wow you weren't kidding. There are 5. I was worried we weren't going to see these for a while!

Hop to the 15 minute mark of this video for a few more details. I know this is the Tacoma but same system. Says the engine does kick on and off so the battery doesn't deplete, and running at full load for an hour will cost you 3/4 of a gallon of gas.

Sounds like they aren't getting bites at that outrageous price. Good. Awesome!! We're all super excited to see it. Forgot who it was in here that was tracking boats but they might know when your cruiser lands before the dealer does.

That's unfortunate to hear. I've bought two cars there for solidly below MSRP, but that was the before times. Since I made that post quite a few more FEs have popped up on smartpath nearby and nearly all of them are "Contact Dealer for Price", which doesn't bode well for MSRP pricing.

The big Toyota dealer near me has one listed on their website now. Not showing up on smartpath yet. I am not trying to get a first edition but thought I'd share for anyone near Denver. https://www.autonation.com/cars/jteabfaj6rk000185/toyota-land-cruiser-2024

The GHMax has a different powertrain setup. One electric motor and the engine drive the front wheels via a six speed, and the rear wheels are driven entirely separately via a second electric motor. Also the Grand Highlander is probably less of a brick at the front.

I got similar information when I asked about Tacoma allocations. New allocations are added to the dealers' system twice a month, once early month and then again mid month, so this seems like a great estimate. Unrelated, but does anyone know what having multi terrain monitor on the mid grade non...