[silver04rollas]

 

[PhatRoyale]

One impressive piece of engineering there. :thumbup:

Didn't we get a version of that platform here in the old 4th generation 4Runner and the Lexus GX470?

 

[Jason.MZW20]

One impressive piece of engineering there. :thumbup:

Didn't we get a version of that platform here in the old 4th generation 4Runner and the Lexus GX470?

The GX IS the Prado, and the 4Runner and FJ Cruiser are all platforms based on it, so we sure did.

In that last video, you have no idea how that feels until you do that. It feels completely unnatural to have the wheels off the ground like that and teetering. In the vehicle, it just feels like you're gonna flip or roll off into oblivion, but somehow it stays.

I off-road my Tacoma 4x4 every now and then, and it's nothing like these things. Too long and flimsy. But I have had wheels off the ground, and it's a crazy feeling.

 

[Lasse D]

(...) But I have had wheels off the ground, and it's a crazy feeling.

I also park really poorly sometimes.

 

[Vmax2007]

In that last video, it appeared those kids in the back seat were not even buckled.

Morons!

 

[Zembonez]

Impressive, but not really doing anything that any good 4x4 can't do. I've seen many Cherokees, Blazers, and Wranglers pull off really unbelievable moves.

 

[TrailDust]

Impressive, but not really doing anything that any good 4x4 can't do. I've seen many Cherokees, Blazers, and Wranglers pull off really unbelievable moves.

And Samurais.......

 

[Camread]

Prado = BRAVO!

 

[Jason.MZW20]

I also park really poorly sometimes.

:lol:

No, no. I have dirt hills near my house that are good for off-roading. Really steep hills with huge holes in the path that need a lot of suspension articulation.