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CruiserFest Is a Must-Do for Toyota Fans
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The Toyota Land Cruiser is arguably the most iconic four-wheel drive ever made. Many iterations of the vehicle have been produced since it first went into production in 1954, all of which have a reputation for bombproof reliability and tank-like indestructibility. To celebrate all things Cruiser, owners from across the U.S. gather each year at the Land Cruiser Heritage Museum in Salt Lake City for CruiserFest. We sent photographer Louis Arevalo to film the drivers, the rigs, and some very special edition vehicles that live in the museum. Watch, and if you're a Toyota fan you'll understand why a visit should be on your bucket list.
