Thread: New Land Cruiser, OOOH-YUK what a feeling

I think Ssangyong look alike and I dont understand why as I think they are the ugliest car on the road but in saying that, one of my suppliers BIL is a Ssangyong dealer and their warrenty repairs are at 5% of sales accross oz where the bigger manufacturers are supposed to be in the 10% to 15% range.

Im not relying on that though as it is here say but Im sure if someone was interested in that sort of thing they could find the stats somewhere.

As far as this Toymotor goes, I think they could do a lot worse than just punching out some more 80 series with a fresh driveline, at least they would have a credible 4wd as that thing looks crap in my eyes.

Pagyongota is what it should be called as it looks similar to a Pag, is as ugly as a Ssangyong and made by Toymotor.

Why they think this is what people want to buy is beyond me but I suppose that the off road market is really only a small nieche of their whole market.

I say send it back and try again and when it looks like a Defender they have it right lol.

If you look at the side view it almost looks as if the wheels are fitted with those shiny hub caps that keep spinning when the car comes to a stop. Fitted by most Indian drivers over here

I think that is the most nucking fugly thing TOYmotor have ever made! almost as bad as the 55 series

Originally Posted by Michael2

uninspiring mediocrity

its a fugly prado its got nothing on D3 has it

That's why it will sell. It's aimed at the executive who wants to pose. It will blend in well with things like the X5 and ML's

Oversized Kluger Rav 4.

did I read that they sell more cruisers here than anywhere?


yea,, its a bit pajy from the sides,,,
who really cares???

Originally Posted by Zute

The dash looks very NP pajero. But Toyota are very good at stealing/ copying.
Fiat X19 - MR2
NH Pajero - Prado ( even copyed the name)
Magna - Camery

Can you think of any others ?

Original Toyota Jeep BJ - Bantam/Willys Jeep 1953 (even copied the name until Willys threatened legal action, and they came up with the name Landcruiser (1954) - possibly after looking at the name Landrover, but different enough to avoid legal action.)

John