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What are the differences between Toyota Prado TX, VX, and GX?

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VanLukas

07/30/25 5:22am

The differences between Toyota Prado TX, VX, and GX are as follows: 1. Prado VX: Calling the VX a luxury model might be an exaggeration, but referring to it as a high-end version is accurate. Firstly, it features the classic rear-mounted spare tire on the exterior, and the interior is upgraded with wood grain trim. Secondly, it is equipped with a liquid crystal instrument panel with a trip computer, which is its advantage over other versions. The VX model uses a four-link suspension system, offering slightly better handling and off-road capability compared to other versions. 2. Prado TX: The Prado TX version can be simply understood as the base model, commonly referred to as the "bare-bones" version. As the name suggests, this version comes with minimal configurations, but being a "bare-bones" version doesn't mean it's of inferior quality. Owners can DIY additional configurations as needed. 3. Prado GX: The Prado GX version is the basic model of the Toyota Prado.

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