Toyota's luxury SUV gets standard instead of optional 3rd-row seating, plus rear-seat automatic climate control for 2002. Somewhat smaller but much costlier than Toyota's big-truck-based Sequoia SUV, Land Cruiser is the basis for the Lexus LX 470. They share a basic body, chassis, V8 engine, automatic transmission, all-wheel drive with low-range gearing, ABS, and standard traction control/antiskid system. An available navigation system displays maps stored on DVDs. It also has a 6-disc CD changer and can play movies on an in-dash screen with the transmission in Park. The newly standard 3rd-row seating, rear-seat climate control, and power swing-out rear side windows had previously comprised a $2265 option package. The 3rd-row seat can hold 3 passengers and is removable. Unlike the American-built Sequoia, Land Cruiser and LX 470 are made in Japan, do not offer a rear-wheel-drive version, and lack side and curtain airbags.