Named after the city Desol calls home. The warm beige recalls the stone, earth tones, and surrounding Andean landscape of Ecuador’s capital. Quito represents the place where these Land Cruisers are restored and given a new life.

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Ceniza means ash in Spanish—a reference to Ecuador’s volcanic landscape and the mineral grey tones left behind by its volcanoes. The name gives the silver FJ40 a direct connection to the geology of the Andes.

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Named after the guayacán tree, known for the intense yellow blossoms that transform parts of Ecuador’s dry forests during its brief flowering season. Its mustard bodywork echoes that distinctive color and the resilient character of the tree.

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Named after the blue-footed booby, piquero de patas azules, one of the most distinctive birds of the Galápagos. Its unmistakable blue feet give this FJ40 its name, connecting its color to an icon of Ecuador’s Pacific islands.

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Named after Cotopaxi, one of Ecuador’s most recognizable volcanoes. The muted green connects the FJ40 to the high-altitude landscapes surrounding it—rugged terrain, open páramo, and a place where a Land Cruiser feels entirely at home.

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