What does the TX version of the Prado mean?

[EmilioLee]

The TX version of the Prado refers to the base model, while the TXL is the standard model, the VX is the high-end model, and the VXL is the top-tier model. The Prado models with the TX suffix represent the entry-level variants, which are the base versions. Essentially, apart from the Prado's shell and basic configurations, they come with very little else and require aftermarket upgrades. The TXL, as an upgraded version, can be considered the standard model. Compared to the TX version, it includes additional features such as a sunroof, multifunction steering wheel, and an enhanced chassis assembly, improving both safety and driving stability. The VX version of the Prado is the high-end model, featuring luxurious wood-grain interior trim. In terms of configuration, it comes equipped with an onboard computer on the dashboard and a safer four-link suspension system. Lastly, there's the top-tier Prado VXL version. The most iconic variant of the VXL is the Middle East edition, which boasts extremely luxurious configurations. Building on all the features of the VX version, it adds a rear differential lock for superior off-road performance, hill-start assist, as well as high-end features like keyless ignition and LED lighting.