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Are Toyota Land Cruisers hand made?
My Toyota dealer indicated
Land Cruisers were hand made
to explain their long
reputation for being reliable
and "bulletproof".
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I highly doubt it! Mine was not bulletproof by a long shot, but I sure wish I had it now! |
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Land Cruisers are not hand made, unless your dealer is referring to the countless "hands" touching the vehicle as it rolls down the assembly line. It is, however, a very well built vehicle and what I would consider "bulletproof" by standard. |
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No. It is a very strong car though. I had a 2002 that I took off road a couple of times. It was good but it wasn't worth the price. I sold it and my wifes tahoe about 5 months ago and bought 2 range rovers. Black for me and white for her. It also is good off road. It gets through faster than the cruiser. It is also more luxurious. |
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yes... by the hands of many happily employed union robots in Japan! |
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hold on, the "dealer" told you this? im guessing it was a salesman. the older ones require alot of "hands on" for modifications but this doesnt mean "hand made". i checked out the new FJ and it seemed like a great truck. it might have a few parts that are hand made or have a real person check for quality or fit. there is no way a real person bolts and welds everything together on that vehicle though. |
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No, they are not hand made. Your dealer probably meant "bulletproof reliabuility." |
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i think they sre made in japan |
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NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOO BUT THOSE CARS ARE REALLY GOOD |
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