What does Prado TX mean?
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Prado TX refers to the base model, TXL is the standard model, VX is the high-end model, and VXL is the top model. The Prado off-road vehicle is a model in the Toyota Land Cruiser (Land Cruiser Prado) series, equipped with Toyota's six-cylinder fuel-injected 1GR-FEV6 engine, with a displacement of 3956cc, offering excellent power performance. In terms of configuration, the Prado TX features power windows, manual air conditioning, electrically adjustable driver's seat, and electrically adjustable passenger seat. Regarding body dimensions, the Prado measures 4760mm in length, 1885mm in width, and 1845mm in height.
The TX designation refers to the mid-range variant of the Toyota Prado model. This version retains the Prado's core off-road capabilities while offering more practicality than the base trim. Features like vehicle stability control and a basic 4WD system come standard, but comfort amenities such as a sunroof and leather seats are omitted. I've seen many construction contractors opt for this configuration because it's durable, affordable, and remains reliable even after two years of rough use in muddy conditions. It's slightly more fuel-efficient than the top trim, and replacement parts are readily available, making it the most versatile choice in the Prado lineup. In the used car market, the TX variant maintains strong resale value and is often in high demand.
