A recent discovery of falsified safety data casts a shadow on Toyota’s reputation for reliability in Japan. While this raises concerns about quality control, Toyota’s engineering prowess remains undeniable.
Under former CEO Akio Toyoda, the company has focused on design innovation, creating a range of vehicles that are both stylish and perform well. This is particularly evident in the American mid-size market, where Toyota’s recent releases have generated considerable buzz.
These include the new Grand Highlander, the iconic Land Cruiser’s return, and revamped versions of established favorites like the Tacoma, Camry, and 4Runner.
The new Crown Signia, a crossover often referred to as a “Lexus in Toyota clothing,” thanks to its opulent interior and refined driving experience. Craving something a little more rugged?
The 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser returns to the U.S. stage, boasting a powerful hybrid powertrain and a design that bridges classic heritage with modern touches. This comeback has sparked excitement not only among off-road enthusiasts but also the digital customization community.
Take virtual artist Nikita Chuicko’s (“kelsonik”) blacked-out rendition, for instance. Lowered suspension and imposing aftermarket wheels transform the Land Cruiser into a sleek, stealthy beast, proving that even digital modifications can enhance the SUV’s inherent robustness.
