2009/10 Toyota-Lexus (4 Runner) GX
10-16-07, 07:03 PM
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2009/10 Toyota-Lexus (4 Runner) GX
Spy photographers have captured the first images of the 2010 Lexus GX — or possibly its platform mate, the 2009 Toyota 4Runner — while out testing near Toyota's southern California headquarters. The next-generation 4Runner is expected to bow in about a year — as a 2009 model — with the Lexus GX arriving in 2009 for the 2010 model year.
Not much is know about either vehicle, although more details should be known soon as the vehicles have obviously begun road-testing.
Not much is know about either vehicle, although more details should be known soon as the vehicles have obviously begun road-testing.
Looks like it will have LX rear-lights or some sort of GS rear-lights.
10-16-07, 09:20 PM
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Ill think differently. I remember seeing on a few websites and magazines stating Lexus will have another SUV called the "JX". Like the LX which is based off the Land Cruiser, JX will be based off that monstrous Sequioa. That could fill in as the new Sequioa/JX570.
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10-16-07, 09:23 PM
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That's a very skinny "pillar" in the rear window frame.
Sure that's a 4Runner/GX? It seems very uncharacteristic of Toyota to just sloppily slap on some taillights from the parts bin (like the GS + LX rear lights)
Sure that's a 4Runner/GX? It seems very uncharacteristic of Toyota to just sloppily slap on some taillights from the parts bin (like the GS + LX rear lights)
10-17-07, 06:58 AM
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You're all jumping to conclusions 
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That is obviously an early prototype/development mule. Those tails are there just to fool you, and to test electrical systems. They are definitely not production tails. As of now, it's hard to tell exactly what model this is, but my guess is that it's a 4Runner mule. Also look at the front end and how far the tacked-on headlights are sticking out.
.That is obviously an early prototype/development mule. Those tails are there just to fool you, and to test electrical systems. They are definitely not production tails. As of now, it's hard to tell exactly what model this is, but my guess is that it's a 4Runner mule. Also look at the front end and how far the tacked-on headlights are sticking out.
10-17-07, 06:33 PM
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