Top 5 Toyota Vehicles That Should Be Sold In The USA

  I was thinking about some of the many Toyota vehicles that they don't sell here in the USA. Frankly because, I don't like any of the Toyota's that are sold here already.

2011 Toyota Coaster

  5.  Toyota Coaster. The Toyota Coaster is a minibus that well you guessed it, is not sold here in the United States. Toyota is missing out on a great market for this in the USA. The Toyota Coaster would make a great limo coach, party bus, handicapped accessible bus, airport shuttle. There are so many different options for this vehicle, that Toyota can make a fortune selling this in the states.

2011 Toyota Crown Majesta

  4. Toyota Crown Majesta. As of 2011, the Toyota Crown, family of cars is the the oldest Toyota still in production. The Toyota Crown is a luxury car that is kind of like a Lexus, but it isn't badged as a Lexus. The Toyota Crown Majesta is Toyota's flagship sedan that is sold in Japan. Now the Crown Majesta competes with the Mercedes-Benz S-Class, the Maserati Quatrroporte, and BMW 7 series. I think that if Toyota would import this to the USA, They will be making a risky move because the crown might be brand cannibalism towards the Lexus brand. It's worth a shot, but I don't see people shelling out $93,400 for a Toyota.

2011 Toyota HIAce van

3. Toyota HIAce Van. The Toyota HIAce van is a commercial vehicle, that well, isn't sold in the USA as you may have guessed. Now since Nissan started selling commercial trucks and vans in the USA, wouldn't you think Toyota would do the same thing? Nope they won't consider selling the HIAce van due to several reasons, COE or Cab over Engine vans are obsolete in the USA. The last Cabover van Toyota sold in the USA was the MasterAce back in the 1980s. The HIAce would be a good vehicle but cabovers are not good when it comes to front crash tests. Also at $32,600 the price is a little steep.

A 2011 Toyota QuickDelivery

2. Toyota QuickDelivery.  Ok where to begin with this one? Well as mentioned in the name of the vehicle, it is a delivery vehicle. As a matter of fact it is a hybrid delivery vehicle. One that costs a whopping USD of $72,300. It's basically a step van made by Toyota. In my opinion, Toyota can make money from these here, from companies like FedEx and UPS could use them as package cars. With the $72,300 price tag, I highly doubt Toyota will bring this to the United States.

A Toyota Land Cruiser 70 Series

1. Toyota LandCruiser 70 Series. Well we made it to number one on my list. What's so special about a Toyota LandCruiser 70 Series? To tell you the truth, this is the coolest bare bones basic, rugged 4x4 truck that Toyota doesn't sell here and never has. There is a huge market for
this in America but Toyota doesn't realize that. Millions of people here in the USA like to go off roading. This is the perfect truck to do it in. The late Steve Irwin owned one of these. I have the toy version for his action figure. Another thing that makes this truck so special that it has an optional diesel engine for it. Toyota hasn't sold a truck with a diesel engine in the USA since the 1980s. With this truck there are so many possibilities.