M'z Speed Has Designed A Cool Bodykit For Toyota Land Cruiser 300

by AutoExpert   |  18 January, 2022

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Even though the Toyota Land Cruiser 300 has only been on the market for a few months, tuners from all over the globe have already taken notice. M'z Speed, a Japanese tuner, did not disappoint at the Tokyo Auto Salon, displaying its own tuning kit. M'z Speed is selling an "Exclusive Zeus LUV Line" of cosmetic changes that make the Series 300 seem lower, wilder, and tougher.

A redesigned grille lacking Toyota's symbol for a de-badged appearance, as well as a bumper continuation with additional intakes, a more intimidating skid plate, and also more DRLs that serve as turn signals, are all shown in front.

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The side steps are more prominent than the factory ones, while the front fenders have mirror covers and a stylish duct. Body color, grainy matt black, or a carbon-fiber type wrap are all options for the new fender flares with incorporated aesthetic inlets.

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After that, M'z Speed fitted a lip spoiler at the rear windshield's base as well as a bumper extender that incorporates LED brake lights and alternative carbon or stainless steel quad exhaust pipes. The exhibition vehicle also receives a black paint job on the bonnet, roof, pillars, and trunk, as well as a set of custom six-spoke wheels.

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In terms of the Land Cruiser's mechanics, M'z Speed has stayed out of it. Toyota's legendary SUV is available with a twin-turbo 3.5-liter V6 petrol engine that produces 409 horsepower (305 kW / 415 PS) or a twin-turbo 3.3-liter V6 diesel engine that generates 304 hp (227 kW / 309 PS). A 10-speed automatic transmission is used in both situations to provide power to all four wheels.

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The bodykit from M'z Speed costs ¥330,000 ($2,881) if you want it unpainted, and rises to ¥474,100 ($4,139) if you want it painted. Extra LEDs and quad exhaust pipes will be available for an additional charge. 

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