What does the TXL badge on the rear of Toyota Prado mean?
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Toyota TXL is actually the standard version model. The differences between Toyota Prado's rear badges TX, TXL, and VX: Models with the TX badge are actually the cheapest and most basic configuration in the Prado lineup; TXL represents the standard version model, featuring noticeable improvements in seats, safety, and handling, along with additional higher-end configurations such as a sunroof and multifunction steering wheel. VX denotes the high-end version of the Prado. This version significantly enhances comfort and safety. It adopts a four-link suspension system, offering slightly better handling and off-road capability compared to other versions. Additional features include an externally mounted spare tire, nine airbags, wood-grain interior trim, an LCD instrument panel with trip computer, automatic climate control, xenon headlights, etc. The "VXL" badge on the rear of the Prado generally indicates the top-tier version. Some other rear badges: Besides TX, TXL, VX, and VXL, there are also EXR, GXR, and VXR models, though EXR, GXR, and VXR.