BY TIM BRITTEN | 11th Apr 2001


TOYOTA got the formula right when it replaced the 4 Runner with the LandCruiser Prado in 1996. The commodious 4WD tackles the urban jungle as effectively as the real jungle and is far more refined than its predecessor. Available as a five-seater or eight-seater, it has a large enough cabin but does not have the bulky intimidation factor of the bigger LandCruiser. Constant four-wheel drive and a choice of a torquey 2.7-litre four-cylinder or a smooth 3.4-litre V6 engine complete an appealing package.
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