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    Origin of the Name Prado

    I read this in a Toyota Prado development manual. Forum may keep it for records.

    'The English words “Land” and “Cruiser” are used to signify a vehicle with the majestic power and luxurious comfort of a great cruise liner, for which no terrain is impenetrable. “PRADO” is a Portuguese word meaning “Prairie”.'
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    Beats Pajero hands down then.
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      You mean hands on for them don't you MLC...

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      • #4
        It's pronounced Pay-yeah-ro...
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