Toyota Century LineupEHFCVJuly 3, 2025News1 Comment 2023 Century 2018 Century UWG60 (3rd generation) 1997 Century GZG50 (2nd generation) 1967 Century VG40 (1st generation) Share on Facebook Share on X (Twitter) Share on Pinterest Share on LinkedIn Share on Reddit Share on WhatsApp Share on Email Previous Post MAXUS Xingji X Next Post Huawei DriveONE 150kW 12-in-1 ePowertrain for REV (Synchronous) One comment Leave a ReplyCancel ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment. i am a fan of toyota in all forms. but this push for everything GR and then Century, to me just diminishes Lexus. much like Scion. rebranding just dilutes the market. imagine for a moment if toyota sold a V12 backed by a 7 speed manual. they would naturally not sell it in the US and then stop making it and say there was no interest… meanwhile rare editions of the NSX and GTRs are selling for millions, in some cases… a 4M$USD Nissan R34 GTR… is there a comparable toyota or lexus… the FLA? four million dollars for a nissan… toyota missing the boat entirely. do they care? probably not 0
i am a fan of toyota in all forms. but this push for everything GR and then Century, to me just diminishes Lexus. much like Scion. rebranding just dilutes the market. imagine for a moment if toyota sold a V12 backed by a 7 speed manual. they would naturally not sell it in the US and then stop making it and say there was no interest… meanwhile rare editions of the NSX and GTRs are selling for millions, in some cases… a 4M$USD Nissan R34 GTR… is there a comparable toyota or lexus… the FLA? four million dollars for a nissan… toyota missing the boat entirely. do they care? probably not 0
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i am a fan of toyota in all forms.
but this push for everything GR and then Century, to me just diminishes Lexus.
much like Scion. rebranding just dilutes the market.
imagine for a moment if toyota sold a V12 backed by a 7 speed manual.
they would naturally not sell it in the US and then stop making it and say there was no interest…
meanwhile rare editions of the NSX and GTRs are selling for millions, in some cases…
a 4M$USD Nissan R34 GTR… is there a comparable toyota or lexus… the FLA?
four million dollars for a nissan…
toyota missing the boat entirely. do they care? probably not
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