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I'm Paul, I'm Todd, and this is The Card of Eight.

The new Toyota Land Cruiser has been announced. I saw that.

I would like to tell you that it's going to be available in the United States, but it is not.

But nowhere in the media presentation did Toyota commit to a 25-plus year life cycle for that vehicle.

That's true, that's not really a thing that they've said.

It's the most trusted, the most long-awaited, the most loved, most powerful, most advanced promises to take you everywhere kind of presentation.

It appears like a styling exercise, but indeed it is not as a true full re-engineered.

Everything has been redesigned. I'm just glad it comes with Apple CarPlay for $90,000 or however much it's going to cost.

It's tested and honed at the Nürburgring, just kidding, that's not true.

That part's not true. Maybe in the forests around there, but the ring would be useless.

It's not the ring in the forest. It's in the inner part.

Exactly, right. It's being used as somebody's camera vehicle to bounce through the trees to get to a place they can't get to otherwise.

Toyota also said it was designed behind closed doors because crowd sourcing has proven to be an epic human failure because people will boaty make boat face everything they will.

Yes, they will. Possibly get their hands on.

If you're going to ask the general public, what should we call this? You'll wind up with terrible ideas.

I'll give you two.

Boaty make boat face is the most famous, but I'll give you another way.

Volkswagen Tiguan.

Oh, I realized that was actually a contest in Germany.

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