What are the differences between FAW Toyota Prado and parallel import Prado?
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Introduction to the differences between FAW Toyota Prado and parallel import Prado: 1. Differences in four-wheel drive system: The FAW Prado has canceled the Torsen central differential across the entire lineup, changing from full-time four-wheel drive to part-time four-wheel drive. The parallel import 2700 and 4000 models are all full-time four-wheel drive and come with a central differential lock. The FAW version 3.5 model is more fuel-efficient, while the parallel import version is more durable and has stronger performance. 2. Configuration differences: The configuration of the FAW Prado is more appealing, with standard configurations that basically meet daily needs. However, the configuration of the parallel import Prado is very low, with entry-level models even lacking features such as a sunroof, keyless start/entry, leather electric seats, a central control screen, and xenon headlights. In terms of configuration, the FAW version completely surpasses the parallel import version. 3. Other differences: The FAW Prado comes with a vehicle warranty service, offering a 3-year or 100,000-kilometer warranty, while the parallel import Prado does not include any warranty service. Additionally, the FAW Prado has many after-sales service outlets nationwide, whereas the parallel import Prado, although it can be serviced and maintained at 4S stores, is relatively inconvenient for maintenance and repairs.
