POLL: What vehicle did you leave for your LC?

What vehicle did your LC replace?

  • 4Runner

    Votes: 96 21.3%
  • Tacoma

    Votes: 36 8.0%
  • Tundra

    Votes: 23 5.1%
  • Land Cruiser

    Votes: 15 3.3%
  • GX

    Votes: 14 3.1%
  • Full-size truck

    Votes: 29 6.4%
  • xRover

    Votes: 6 1.3%
  • Jeep

    Votes: 35 7.8%
  • WRX

    Votes: 3 0.7%
  • Corolla

    Votes: 3 0.7%
  • Other (state in comments)

    Votes: 136 30.2%
  • FJ Cruiser

    Votes: 14 3.1%
  • Bronco

    Votes: 9 2.0%
  • Sequoia

    Votes: 5 1.1%
  • Subaru

    Votes: 26 5.8%

  • Total voters
    450
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F-150 Powerboost (hybrid), kept my paid off Tacoma.

Good riddance never getting a ford again. Depreciation was insane on the ford. Tacoma is much older and worth more. All Toyota from now on.
 
In November I traded my 17 Tacoma TRD Pro for a 24’ Camry because my new job had me driving 80 miles a day round trip. It had around 110k miles, had developed an oil leak and got 13mpg. The fuel saving alone cover the cost of the Camry payment.

Unfortunately/fortunately I changed jobs again and half the drive so I traded the Camry for the LC.
 
I technically went from this to my Land Cruiser. I had been pretty strictly riding motorcycles until recently. Now I have a small commuter bike and the LC.

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2022 Mustang Mach-E GTPE. Needed a bigger non-EV for road-trips so we can stop using my wife's Prius.
 
Traded in my wife's 23 Subaru Ascent. She wanted a jeep but I was able to sell her on the LC250, now I kinda want one now, but think I'd have a hard time parting with my truck.
 
2021 Venza Hybrid Limited. Impressively efficient, durable drivetrain, electrochromic roof was excellent other than when it cracked. But it didn't have great headroom or cargo space, couldn't tow at all, the seats killed my back, and it made both my wife and I carsick.
 
Back in December of 2019 I took my FJ cruiser in for servicing and it had the rear main seal going out and we decided to go and trade it in for a Tacoma. I always regretted that move after the new wore off the Taco. When the land cruiser came back and I saw the 1958 edition, I knew I had to have one. We traded my wife's RAV4 for one in meteor shower and was going to use it as the family vehicle as well as her daily. 2 months later we decided we could swing a second payment with little issue so we traded my Taco in for a Taliban white 1958.
 
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