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This modified Toyota Century has all the impact

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This modified Toyota Century has all the impact | Top Gear

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Japanese tuner Wald International gives the iconic limo a makeover

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This modified Toyota Century has all the impact

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Japanese tuner Wald International gives the iconic limo a makeover

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Japanese tuner Wald International gives the iconic limo a makeover

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This modified Toyota Century has all the impact

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This modified Toyota Century has all the impact

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This modified Toyota Century has all the impact

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Japanese tuner Wald International gives the iconic limo a makeover

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The Toyota Century is a very, very big deal. Having been introduced in 1967, Japan is only on its third generation of the reverential limo, and customers include the country’s monarchy, the prime minister and the Yakuza.

You can guess which section of the Century’s clientele the above example is aimed at, can’t you?

This is Japanese tuner Wald International’s take on the Century, complete with a bodykit that includes a front spoiler with stainless steel trim, some low side steps, a rear diffuser (on a Century!?) and a mini boot spoiler. Looks pretty cool, right?

You won’t have missed those mega wheels either. They’re 22-inch items that can be had in black or the rather imposing silver pictured here.

There’s no news on any mechanical upgrades, so presumably the Century keeps its 5.0-litre V8 with twin electric motors for propulsion, and Wald hasn’t said how much you’d need to pay in addition to the £140,000 base price.

Fancy more Century content? Click these blue words to read about the time we drove Toyota’s fantastic flagship saloon.

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The Toyota Century is a very, very big deal. Having been introduced in 1967, Japan is only on its third generation of the reverential limo, and customers include the country’s monarchy, the prime minister and the Yakuza.

You can guess which section of the Century’s clientele the above example is aimed at, can’t you?

This is Japanese tuner Wald International’s take on the Century, complete with a bodykit that includes a front spoiler with stainless steel trim, some low side steps, a rear diffuser (on a Century!?) and a mini boot spoiler. Looks pretty cool, right?

You won’t have missed those mega wheels either. They’re 22-inch items that can be had in black or the rather imposing silver pictured here.

There’s no news on any mechanical upgrades, so presumably the Century keeps its 5.0-litre V8 with twin electric motors for propulsion, and Wald hasn’t said how much you’d need to pay in addition to the £140,000 base price.

Fancy more Century content? Click these blue words to read about the time we drove Toyota’s fantastic flagship saloon.

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Japanese tuner Wald International gives the iconic limo a makeover