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It's barely on sale anywhere in the world, but the number of Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series available to purchase has just dropped by around eight, after a car carrier in Oman carried out some unplanned crash-testing on a Middle East freeway.
The Middle East has been among the first to get their hands on Toyota's long-awaited 200 Series replacement - with several examples of the LC300 already joining Dubai's police and government fleets - but the Japanese giant might be regretting its decision to send a truck-load of its new model to Oman, after that very truck managed to dislodge as many as eight LandCruisers on the freeway.
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Details remain thin on the ground, but footage and images of some severely beaten up LC300s are doing the rounds on social media, with reports pointing to the truck being in the city of Salalah in Oman, and en route to a truck dealership.
After the crash, the truck ended up on its side, and so did its precious cargo, with more than one LC300 flung from the vehicle entirely.
The vehicles, of course, are a total write-off, with these off-roaders destined to stay right off the road forever.
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