well mr cars

you would have done justice to this temptation by adding prices to this cars and possibly cost of getting it to your door

damn! can't believe all this vehicles are Toyota's. anyway thanks for the revealing pictorial trip of the "real" TOYOTA

@Owopepper, make you no vex! The cars are RHD and FGN don ban RHD cars

I have a few more before I am done. Here is the ever popular Toyota Corolla.
2008 Toyota Corolla (JDM):

Here is a super nice and JDM only Minivan, from the Toyota stables:

2007 Toyota Isis: (In Nigeria, we shall call it "Isiaka!" )

Some cars are too cute to ignore. This is one of such:

Introducing the lovely 2007 Toyota Passo:

And finally, I will conclude this photo session with the grand and mighty Landcruiser:

Introducing, the great & mighty 2008 Toyota LandCruiser:

Hi Midas,

Sent you a mail about a week ago. It would be nice to get a response.

@Chipass

I beg no vex o! I always reply all my emails unless that yahoo mailbox do me wayo! Make you no vex, please resend it. I apologise.

lol
@Chipass, this you name sef!! Na im dey laugh me so

Someone has to tell me how to do the Left hand conversion of these cars
we have been driving imitation since

BTW can someone tell me how they segment their market. How did the Avensis come about! Carina E, Avanza, Venza et al!
I think i love these japanese Specs!!

i love dat toyota passo!

Some of these cars carry a different emblem on the front grille and the Toyota emblem at the back.
Can someone explain why?

In Japanese domestic market (JDM), Toyota has always traditionally given each model it's own model logo/emblem. If you look at some old Toyotas (80's) that we use to drive in Nigeria you will see this emblems on their grills. It is especially noticeable on Crowns, Carina(JDM), Corona(JDM), Cressida(JDM), Camry(JDM), etc. Prior to the 90's Toyota did not feel a need for a Company Brand logo/emblem however the need became obvious since this was the tradition with car makers internationally. In the mid-90's Toyota decided to identify it's products worldwide with a globally recognizeable Icon - this is when the current Toyota Logo/Emblem was born. In the Japanese local market however, Toyota still uses the traditional Model logos on models that have been around for a long time becos they have a huge customer base that has grown accustomed to these emblems. However, there is gradually increasing emphasis being placed on the company Toyota Logo as newer models with new names are being introduced and many of the older names are dying out.

Thank you for the explanation.

hey how come the shape of the corolla and land cruiser is different from those in naija abi na your camera?

How much was the crown majesty. In us currency. Just want to have an idea

I love u man

Thanks Midas for this wonders @ Toyota
Is it possible to fly any of these ?

Thanks for the lovely Pix Midas.
@Marcfiish, they are all RHD.

Bumped up for all the Toyota aficionado's in the house

I never knew Toyota had interesting cars. The Nigerian market is over flooded with boring Camry's and Corollas.Makes me sick!

Nice pics of Toyota, thanks for sharing.

nice job

I'm bumping this one up a bit. More toyota fanboys need to have a look too.

@midas, lovely collections.

guys need to see this

american market is shit