They did...back in the eighties: http://www.toyota.com.au/landcruiser-70

Too bad it’s not from America.

I know the owner of that car! She’s a 37-year-old blonde real estate agent!

I’ve crashed it. I’ve crashed it almost immediately.

I’m pretty sure nothing can stop a Jimny.

Jeeps are only classic in the US and literally nowhere else.

Don’t let the dominant political rhetoric fool you. “American” isn’t an easily defined or contained thing.

And they’re still out there, quietly rusting.

You’re exactly right. A BMW or Aston Martin or even a Citroen is recognised as a great car all over the world. Same goes with Toyota, Nissan, and, yes, even the Koreans nowadays.

Look, let’s be blunt: no one like American vehicles but Americans.

Rural Australian here - I’ll field this one.

I’ll be in charge of the Ute tribe...

Bah. You Americans.

An Alfa once made him his bitch.

I’m a bigger fan of utes.

“Fiery chariot” - so, he predicted Ferrari?

The exhaust, she don’t look very clean,

One of the most galling things about the demise of the Aussie car industry is that we’re gonna be stuck with ‘Stangs and Camaros to replace Falcons and Commodores.

“I don’t know what it’s called...I only now the sound it makes when it takes a man’s life...”

I’m not British, but I think Farage and BoJo should be tarred and feathered for this shit.