Not sure if you’ve ever been to Australia but I have a feeling that Landcruiser drivers from the USA would freak at the amount of Cruisers getting around.

yeah the CVT gets a lot of abuse online but it gives pretty good economy. I was looking at the manual version though as i only really drive when I’m away from the city. cheers.

Was the fuel economy of the XT awful or really depending on how you drove it? I think these are at the bottom of the depreacition curve here in Australia and thinking of getting one of the 2006-2008 model. 

Porsche B32. Designed to take Porsche execs to the test track from the airport. Perhaps 18 were made with the 911 231 hp boxer and transmission replacing the 100 hp VW unit

That smoke is the clutch and not the head gaskets

The trouble with these and many tiny houses is Zoning and the fact you can’t buy a tiny bit of land to put it on.
Depending on where you are wishing to place this. If there was some way of getting the self sufficeint off grid version across the line. But where I have been looking for land there are a lot of zoning…

80's

Time for Toyota to bring modern versions of some of their other concepts as well! The RV2 , RV5 and camp mate!

Followed by ten best roomate parts I’ve put in the dishwasher.

Welcome! your previous car ownership and relateable alt music references all check up. You get the job!
1989 would have been an awesome time to be in Athens. With new wave hairdoos.

I know quite a few motoring enthusiasts with Toyotas. Some as a reliable second car that they trust when their Lancia is awaiting parts from abroad. With others it’s a cheap car to wrench on as they have a daily driver that is still under warranty / lease. Your snark really isn’t justified, You don’t know what else…

The Echo looked just fine as a hatchback but the saloon was goofy as. I think i’ve seen only a few of the trunk lidded ones in Ausralia though.

Technically an American car.

Thats not an Isuzu test. This is an Isuzu test. An Aussie tester wrings the living snot out of the coupe version.

That would have been the diesel though?

Just browsed through some reddits this morning and it does seem like Aus / Euro surfers do fins back and USA is fins forward. interesting. but we generally stagger them front / back if fins are in these days.
SUPs would be there own thing though. The photographer really should have known better than put an inflatable…

But if we all drive Teslas then will there be any Oil Tanker waves to surf?

Australian Surfer here. As well as driving on the correct side we do put the fins to the back.
Heres my reason.
A/ It looks cooler.
B/ The rocker in the nose of the board pushes the board down with aerodynamics being your friend.
The straps are usually either side of the wide point of the board. If you need the fins to…

DOHC was a pretty big deal.... in 1988