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no way!!! that's so cool and it's the V12 model too... now that the earliest examples of those are 25+ years old i'm sure we'll start seeing more
it's extremely rare and maybe none are even for sale but toyota did make several left hand drive centuries for important japanese officials to use when they were traveling abroad to a country that drives on the right... you know, because anything less than a century just won't cut it lol
buying one of those left hand drive models would become top priority should i ever see one come up for sale nearby
the mirrors are in the "normal" place also on the LHD cars
it's extremely rare and maybe none are even for sale but toyota did make several left hand drive centuries for important japanese officials to use when they were traveling abroad to a country that drives on the right... you know, because anything less than a century just won't cut it lol
buying one of those left hand drive models would become top priority should i ever see one come up for sale nearby
Its only way I could one of these. But these Century’s really don’t speak to me. I’d rather have an LS 400 from this time period.
no way!!! that's so cool and it's the V12 model too... now that the earliest examples of those are 25+ years old i'm sure we'll start seeing more
it's extremely rare and maybe none are even for sale but toyota did make several left hand drive centuries for important japanese officials to use when they were traveling abroad to a country that drives on the right... you know, because anything less than a century just won't cut it lol
buying one of those left hand drive models would become top priority should i ever see one come up for sale nearby
the mirrors are in the "normal" place also on the LHD cars
Never knew it comes in LHD
Originally Posted by Carfan94
Its only way I could one of these. But these Century’s really don’t speak to me. I’d rather have an LS 400 from this time period.
It is just interesting to see. I have seen a Century 3 times. Rather have a Toyota Celsior from the LS400 era. (Seen that too)
no way!!! that's so cool and it's the V12 model too... now that the earliest examples of those are 25+ years old i'm sure we'll start seeing more
it's extremely rare and maybe none are even for sale but toyota did make several left hand drive centuries for important japanese officials to use when they were traveling abroad to a country that drives on the right... you know, because anything less than a century just won't cut it lol
buying one of those left hand drive models would become top priority should i ever see one come up for sale nearby
the mirrors are in the "normal" place also on the LHD cars
Never knew it comes in LHD
‘How do you know that it is a V12?
Originally Posted by Carfan94
Its only way I could one of these. But these Century’s really don’t speak to me. I’d rather have an LS 400 from this time period.
It is just interesting to see. I have seen a Century 3 times.
it's a 2nd generation and those all exclusively used the 1GZ-FE V12, which has its origins in two 2JZs sharing a common crankshaft
also the century "didn't" come in LHD officially, it was only several occasions where it was specially ordered... i think the only LHD models were either for japanese officials to use overseas, and of course several custom orders from the middle east lol
Its only way I could one of these. But these Century’s really don’t speak to me. I’d rather have an LS 400 from this time period.
being that i do have an LS 400 from this period the century especially speaks to me lol... looking at the interior it's just a symphony of 90s lexus switchgear and buttons, even the steering wheel is the same but with a different logo, same shifter **** too
one big difference that shows toyota never intended to export this car is that almost every century is upholstered in wool, since in japan that's considered superior to leather
one big difference that shows toyota never intended to export this car is that almost every century is upholstered in wool, since in japan that's considered superior to leather
I consider it superior to leather, it feels nicer and lasts longer. The styling of the century doesn’t appeal to me though.
Before my BMW, the last car I had with leather seats was my 92 LS400. I live in the desert. The AC did not work in that car. So I was sour on leather seats for a while.
05-22-24 | 02:48 PM
