The Sims 4 may be a great game, but it’s a car lover’s worst nightmare.
It doesn’t matter what make or model you’re a sucker for – you can be certain that The Sims 4 doesn’t have it.
Even Toyotas, the car brand well known for being dependable and reasonably priced, is totally absent.
The reason for this, of course, is the fact that there are simply no cars in the game at all! With rabbithole careers and most of sim life happening at home, having cars isn’t really necessary.
But with CC, you can still have the illusion of car ownership.
Granted most modded cars may only be décor, but these Toyota mods will be sure to dependably sit in your Sim’s garage for years to come.
Converted from The Sims 3, this Toyota Land Cruiser is just the thing for your adventurous sims or your sims that just want to seem adventurous. I don’t judge.
With 6 color swatches, your sims will be able to theoretically drive through the mud (or through the immaculately clean streets) in style.
And although you’ll never be able to actually use this car, it’ll make a great addition to your sim’s garage.
On the opposite side of the spectrum, this 1995 Toyota sports car might be up your sim’s alley if they’re more about looks than functionality.
That isn’t to say that the Toyota Supra isn’t a good car, though!
In the real world, it’s a pretty solid sports car to buy.
And it probably won’t break the bank, either.
In The Sims where functionality doesn’t matter, it still retains its good looks. This even has 13 paint jobs, including one that’s designed to look like a bright and flashy racecar.
Going back even further in time, ModernCrafterCC (the same content creator who made the 1995 Toyota Supra) has a 1990 Toyota Supra that’s totally free to download.
Despite the license plate that says “Modern”, this car has a thoroughly 90s retro look to it (because, well, it’s from the 90s).
And there isn’t a thing wrong with that!
For a décor car, having unique and stylish looks is exactly what you want.
Plus with 11 total swatches, you’ll have more than just one unique look on your horizon.
This Toyota FJ Cruiser is even beefier than the ordinary Land Cruiser.
Chunky, durable, and surprisingly handsome, it looks like it’s the star in an off-road car commercial.
That’s probably because it has been, though.
Just like the Land Cruiser, there are plenty of color options for you to admire here. Or at least, you’ll get to admire the color at first.
Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you look at it) it’s unlikely you’ll end up seeing this car’s true colors for very long – since it was made to be splattered in mud!
