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Toyota FJ45 Troop Carrier Custom 4x4
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Toyota FJ45 Troop Carrier Custom 4×4

Saved from life as a make-shift dog kennel, this coiled Troopy now barks to the tune of 400hp of force-fed V8.

Australian Patrol Vehicles' Toyota 79 LRPV
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Australian Patrol Vehicles’ Toyota 79 LRPV

Toyota’s mighty 79 Series can do lots of things, but it rarely comes more specialised than this.

Toyota LandCruiser 79: Custom 4x4
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Toyota LandCruiser 79: Custom 4×4

Marks 4WD takes this LC79 to dizzying heights.

Toyota Hilux takes on the Simpson Desert
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Toyota Hilux takes on the Simpson Desert

Tricked-up ’Lux takes on the Simpson Desert.

Video: Holden Colorado challenges the Toyota Hilux
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Video: Holden Colorado challenges the Toyota Hilux

Can the updated Colorado knock the Hilux from its perch?

Toyota FJ Cruiser: Custom 4x4
Custom 4x4s

Supercharged Toyota FJ Cruiser: Custom 4×4

One FJ Cruiser with the lot, and it’s supercharged

Readers Rigs Part 6
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GALLERY: Readers’ Rigs, Part 6

User-submitted 4x4s that’ll blow your socks off.

APV’s Long Range Patrol Vehicle tested in the Simpson
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APV’s Long Range Patrol Vehicle tested in the Simpson

APV/AEV is your one-stop shop for a wild 70-series expedition rig.

Toyota LandCruiser LC200: Custom 4x4
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Toyota LandCruiser LC200: Custom 4×4

The neatest Land Cruiser in the country also packs one hell of a punch – 900Nm worth!

Toyota Land Cruiser FJ45: Classic 4x4
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Toyota Land Cruiser FJ45: Classic 4×4

Matho relives his past with a FJ45, but it’s not all as he remembers.

Top 12 new 4x4 best buys
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Top 12 4×4 best buys from 2016

You want a new 4×4? Here are 12 of the best buys on the market. Whether you’ve got $20K or $150K to splurge, there’s something for you.

Toyota Hilux interior makes the Canning Stock Route a breeze
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Toyota Hilux interior makes the Canning Stock Route a breeze

Who says you need to rough it when heading bush?

Toyota Hilux electronics tested on the Canning Stock Route
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Toyota Hilux electronics tested on the Canning Stock Route

Hilux’s electronic traction aids push the ute further along the Canning.

Readers' Rigs, Part 4
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Readers’ Rigs, Part 4

More enthusiast-submitted rides hitting Aussie tracks

Toyota Hilux breaks the Canning Stock Route
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Toyota Hilux breaks the Canning Stock Route

4X4 Australia puts the ‘Unbreakable Hilux’ to the test on one of Australia’s most gruelling tracks.

Land Cruiser LC60: 4x4 Shed
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Land Cruiser LC60: 4×4 Shed

When Dan’s dream 4×4 didn’t exist, he built this LC60.

Marks 4WD Custom Toyota Land Cruiser 79
Custom 4x4s

Marks 4WD Toyota Land Cruiser 79: Custom 4×4

Marks 4WD is taking the venerable Land Cruiser 70 to new heights, and this 79 showcases all its major offerings.

Toyota FJ Cruiser Review
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Toyota FJ Cruiser review

Much more than a Prado in fancy dress, Toyota’s mighty FJ Cruiser is unfortunately no more.

Toyota Prado KDSS Review
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Toyota Prado KDSS review

Some Prados come with Toyota’s Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System, others don’t. So what’s the difference?

Custom 4x4: AFN Toyota Hilux
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Custom 4×4: AFN Toyota Hilux

Queensland-based aftermarket gear supplier, AFN 4×4 Australia, gives us the keys to a wildly modified HiLux.

GALLERY: Readers Rigs, Part 1
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GALLERY: Readers Rigs, Part 1

4×4 enthusiasts submit their go-anywhere off-road rigs

Ford Everest vs Land Rover Discovery vs Toyota Prado Review
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Ford Everest vs Land Rover Discovery vs Toyota Prado

In top-spec Titanium guise the Ford Everest is dripping with kit, but how does it compare to the top-spec Prado or a similar-priced Discovery?

4X4 utes: What's on the 2016 market
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4X4 utes: What’s on the 2016 market

It’s tax time! So before you buy a new 4×4, check out this guide as to what’s available on the market.

Custom 4x4: Hema Maps Toyota LandCrusier 79
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Custom 4×4: Hema Maps Toyota LandCrusier 79

To create the best maps, Hema must travel on every publicly accessible road and track in Australia. To do that, you need a seriously capable rig.