Raiti's first look at the 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser First Edition
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Raiti is my go-to source for storage of twinkies and tacos 
I'm happy to see he is good spirits after that long ride from Florida to Japan.
I'm happy to see he is good spirits after that long ride from Florida to Japan.The steering yolk is a prototype with breaking and acceleration on column for the disabled.
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I remember reading about the concept, it's neat to see it in the vehicle:
The 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser: Yoke Steering & Pedal-Free Design
Toyota is set to showcase the 2024 Land Cruiser, destined for the U.S. market, at the upcoming Japan Mobility Show. However, this isn't your typical LC 250. The traditional circular steering wheel has been swapped out for "NEO Steer," a yoke-inspired design that incorporates the vehicle’s...
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Really like that colour - better than Trail Dust. Wish we were getting it here.
I've seen Heritage Blue glowing like that before. The lighting could have a dramatic effect on how the color looks. I expect the marketing team at Toyota is heavily involved in branding the FE colors.
I drove an acquaintance's Tesla gull wing that had the steering yoke. I could not believe how conditioned I am to using the top of the steering wheel until it was not there.I remember reading about the concept, it's neat to see it in the vehicle:
The 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser: Yoke Steering & Pedal-Free Design
Toyota is set to showcase the 2024 Land Cruiser, destined for the U.S. market, at the upcoming Japan Mobility Show. However, this isn't your typical LC 250. The traditional circular steering wheel has been swapped out for "NEO Steer," a yoke-inspired design that incorporates the vehicle’s...
I appreciate the lack of pedals for the disabled, but don't disable them more with a steering yoke. No yoke, let's go Brandon.
The yoke controls are a gesture of goodwill for Toyota. It's expensive for large manufacturers to customize vehicles, so I expect Toyota is probably looking for a supplier to partner with for the design and build of accessibility customizations.
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That makes a lot more sense.
Question I have is, so sorry, not related to yolks. Just wanted to know if 1958 comes with running boards? I have little kiddos that need to step on something to get in.
I don't recall seeing running boards on the 1958 trim, but I expect there will be several suppliers to choose from. Profit margins are high for dealer installed equipment, so there will be options available from Toyota.
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