I always see some details on Landcruiser prado reading like LC4 or LC5. What does LC4 or LC5 mean?

Asked by kamau Oct 11, 2012 at 10:19 AM about the Toyota Land Cruiser Prado

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vietle answered 12 years ago

They are a reference to the different trim levels. LC3,LC4, and LC5. LC5 being the the higher end. The LC5 also has an on-board video system with cameras that the occupants view the wheels via cameras. Also included in only the top package is Crawl Control that can be manually set within a small range the speed at which the vehicle slows moves so that the driver can maintain concentration on navigating the vehicle in certain off-road conditions.

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