Following quite a while of good work, the "Toyota" name still invokes mental pictures of shabby, useful econoboxes. Endeavors to saddle the energy of cool have prompted irregular activities like the FJ Cruiser, yet we may have seen the apex of Toyota's work here at the New York Car expo. See: the FT-4X, an idea machine constructed particularly for tech-cherishing elitists. No, I'm not kidding. At a certain point amid the question and answer session, a Toyota executive said the organization met with "outdoorsy millennials in the Inlet Territory" to build up the FT-4X, which said executive later alluded to as "casualcore." (Gratefully, the flinch inciting axioms for the most part halted there.) It's difficult to deny the FT-4X's cleaves as a geeky ride, however: there are electrical plugs darkened by overwhelming obligation folds on the thing's rooftop, and you'll discover a GoPro Hero5 Session wedged into the driver's side re...