What other names does the Toyota Prado have?

[LeDakota]

Toyota Prado is also known as Toyota Land Cruiser Prado, which is a lower-end variant of the Toyota Land Cruiser series. Taking the 2019 Toyota Prado TXL Premium automatic version as an example, it is a mid-to-large-sized 5-door 7-seat SUV with the following dimensions: length 4840mm, width 1885mm, height 1890mm, and a wheelbase of 2790mm. The 2019 Toyota Prado TXL Premium automatic version is equipped with a 3.5L naturally aspirated engine and a 6-speed automatic transmission, delivering a maximum power of 206 kW and a maximum torque of 365 Nm. It features a front-engine four-wheel-drive layout, with a front double-wishbone independent suspension and a rear four-link non-independent suspension.

[SanVivienne]

I've been driving the Toyota Prado, which is widely known by the name 'Ba Dao' in China. Essentially, it's an alternative name for the Toyota Prado. When I first bought it, my friends joked that driving the 'Ba Dao' feels domineering because of its exceptional off-road performance—it handles mountain and gravel roads with ease. Internationally, car enthusiasts refer to it as the Toyota Land Cruiser Prado or simply Prado, but in the domestic market, people are more accustomed to calling it 'Ba Dao.' I remember one time when I drove it to Tibet, and it performed flawlessly throughout the trip, showcasing its outstanding reliability—no wonder the name carries such a powerful vibe. There might be slight regional variations, like in Taiwan, where it's more commonly called 'Prado,' but the essence remains the same. Overall, the nickname 'Toyota Ba Dao' is very down-to-earth and reflects its rugged character.

[OLena]

I know about cars. The Toyota 'Badao' is officially named the Toyota Prado, which is the Prado model in the Land Cruiser series. The name 'Badao' is very popular in China, possibly due to marketing or performance reasons, making it sound unstoppable like a road tyrant. In reality, I've driven it a few times and found its four-wheel-drive system very reliable in handling complex terrains, living up to its name. Overseas, it might be directly called Prado, but Chinese users are accustomed to the 'Badao' nickname. Additionally, the model has seen updates over its history, but the name hasn’t changed much—remaining simple and catchy. In car owner discussions, everyone agrees that the Prado is comfortable for long-distance driving and has reasonable fuel consumption, reinforcing the practical feel of its name.

[Manuel]

I've driven the Toyota Prado, also known as the Land Cruiser Prado, which is the same SUV model. I think the name 'Prado' is quite memorable and extremely popular in China. It offers stable driving performance and strong off-road capabilities. The naming varies across regions, for example, 'Prado' is more commonly used in Taiwan, but the vehicle itself is equally reliable. The name is concise and powerful - when chatting, people immediately know which model you're referring to when you say 'Prado'. The overall user experience is excellent.

[StJohnny]

I think the name 'Toyota Badao' has a very narrative feel, conveying a sense of formidable power in Chinese, likely stemming from its outstanding off-road capabilities. I've checked the information, and its official name is Toyota Prado or Land Cruiser Prado, but the Chinese marketing team came up with the name 'Badao,' which is more localized and relatable to users. The name may vary in different regions, such as being directly called Prado in Europe, but here, 'Badao' is popular, reflecting the vehicle's durability and domineering presence. Though the name is short, it has deeply resonated with people.

[JosieAnn]

I've driven the Toyota Prado multiple times during my travels. My foreign friends call it the Land Cruiser Prado or simply Prado. But when self-driving in China, guides always say 'let's go adventure in the Ba Dao,' which feels particularly fitting because it dominates rough terrain like a road tyrant. Originally a model in the Prado family, the slightly altered name makes it more approachable. The off-road experience is excellent—reliable and powerful—no wonder the 'Ba Dao' nickname has become so popular. The name varies slightly across regions, but at its core, it's the same high-quality SUV, with the name adding a cultural touch.