What does Middle East version car mean?
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Middle East version cars refer to the parallel import version of the Toyota Prado, namely the Middle East version Prado. The Prado is a global model, so there are many versions. Due to the similarity in traffic regulations and driving habits between the Middle East and China, coupled with the fact that the Middle East version Prado is produced in Japan, its reliability and adaptability are excellent. Parallel import cars are vehicles that are not authorized by the automaker but are purchased by traders from overseas markets and introduced into the Chinese market for sale. Currently, domestically produced Prados are all equipped with 3.5L engines, leading more users to consider parallel import versions, with the Middle East version being the predominant choice among parallel imports.