How about Toyota Land Cruiser? Is it worth buying?

Prado, it's the age of LC 150. In fact, compared with the previous generation LC 120, the chassis structure has not changed much, which is also a small change of LC 120.

I have to say that Prado has established its own design language since the LC 120 era, and the details are fully mature. Of course, the previous LC90 was overbearing and gained a high reputation in professional cross-country circles at home and abroad.

Good reliability and adaptability to the environment make it maintain a good reputation in the world. As a typical "high-speed off-road vehicle", it is qualified and excellent.

The only regret is that the latest version of the domestic Prado canceled the "mechanical full-time four-wheel drive" system that Prado became famous for. What a pity!