2019 Toyota Land Cruiser: Old & Expensive = Magic . . . FIRST DRIVE REVIEW

[@electrikoptik]

Everything on this vehicle is engineered to last 25 years. The land cruiser will outlast any Range Rover or G-class. That’s the difference.

[@kyleburns9439]

electrikoptik I heard that the 25 year life design was a myth (no way Toyota would ever admit to their vehicles having a shelf life lol). But it is crazy looking at the underside of these vs 4runners and Tacoma’s and tundras (never mind other brand suvs)- everything is beefier- driveshafts, suspension components, skid plates... awesome stuff

[@bcatz454]

@@kyleburns9439 100% it's a myth of 25 yrs. Ive owned LCs, a 100 and a 200.

[@electrikoptik]

@@kyleburns9439 It's exactly because all the parts are way beefier than other Toyota models is why the land cruiser will last much longer. Here is an interesting article: oppositelock.kinja.com/why-the-toyota-land-cruiser-is-so-expensive-1715003811

[@kyleburns9439]

Oh trust me I know they last forever we’ve had two 100 series as well. Just think this 25 year figure everyone tosses around isn’t something Toyota actually tries to design to

[@bcatz454]

@@kyleburns9439 ya glad you agree about the 25 yr myth. I love it though when I show 3/4 to truck owners how much larger my tie rods are and how beefy the CV is compared to an IFS 3/4 ton Chevy. But hey dump enough money into a Silverado and it'll last just as long as a LC.

[@claylewis9418]

Love the New Land Cruiser! I have 2007 with 213,000 miles Just breaking it in. It is built like nothing else in the world!

[@Miami999100]

2007 is better than the new ones. For sure .

[@omaralghamdi9035]

It will outlast you

[@navigator1383]

Just be careful. Some of these Land Cruiser models have rubber timing belts which will need changing, or risk catastrophic engine damage form the interference design.

[@bryanme5771]

I had a 2004...loved it...miss it! I am a bit concerned about the rumors of replacing the V8 with a turbo 6 in the next generation. If true, I feel Toyota should still offer the V8 as an option.

[@bryanme5771]

@Dr. J ...Well aware! Wouldn't purchase one. Interestingly, my Dad just got rid of his Range Rover Sport (2010?). From what I read, it's considered one of the more reliable RR's...LOL. Other than everything underneath rusting out, he never had any serious problems. I believe this to be more of a rarity though, as I've seen, and heard, of costly reliability and related horror stories. I'd never risk it. It is a shame, as they are quite nice, with top quality fit/finish (at least from what I experienced on my Dad's). I too, will continue to stick with the Land Cruiser! Thanks for the response...

[@limpunsing224]

There's nothing like the old school dependability of a Land Cruiser

[@shaunjones3036]

If I had 90k I would buy one in a heartbeat. Built like a tank & can go to the end of the earth. The LC is meant for people who want a serious vehicle & not some shopping mall suv.

[@Cheezes101]

Seemingly over priced and horrendous gas mileage but built like a Abrams tank and will probably easily get to 200k with only fluid and filter changes. Plus if something breaks any mechanic worth his salt could probably fix it and parts are available at your neighbor's garage. I hope Toyota builds this thing forever.

[@valdius85]

Some parts are supper expensive though. And there is no real explanation for the terrible gas mileage. It is comfy, unfortunately I am short and it is just not for me. There is Prado though in my country. :)

[@Cheezes101]

@@valdius85 oh there's an explanation for the gas mileage alright. It weighs as much as that Abrams tank I mentioned and the engine technology it based on a time when Nixon was president.

[@valdius85]

@@Cheezes101 1. I love the looks. 2. I was very impressed after driving it. 3. I wish Prado looked similar and had split door like LC200 ;) Yeah, I get the weight aspect. It makes me wonder why there is no 3.5l V6 option? Not all of us plan to tow. I drive 3.5l Grand Ch and it is enough - used it with 4 people in Japanese mountains it there was enough power for my needs. Obviously LC200 is heavier, but then it could be lighter for V6 version with smaller towing limit. Anyway, apparently new version of LC150 and LC200 is in the works, with possible hybrid version. LC150 with eCVT and split tailgate would make my dream vehicle. ;)

[@kyleburns9439]

Family had a ‘98 that we put 140,000 miles on before trading it in for an ‘05 that I inherited- got it up to 270,000 with no signs of slowing down besides a head gasket that needed replacing. Still miss her 😢

[@valdius85]

@@kyleburns9439 How were the prices of replacement parts? LC would be my second vehicle and I would only use it for mountain trips - camping with family. The size worries me, since I am short and the roads are narrow in Japan. The prices are good in Japan and the difference between LC200 and LC150 is relatively small for second hand models.

[@davidwebster2616]

These are all over Baghdad, Iraq as personnel security detail vehicles...up armored of course.

[@ericstruan3647]

Ive never given these dated hulks a second thought and they never instilled of feeling of “Ive got to have one.” Now that I am retired and I want to take long drives and go off road......there is simply nothing else like it - particularly if you want to get back!. I want one!

[@rightlanehog3151]

As long as the Land Cruiser is around, the 4Runner will look like an economically priced gas miser.

[@deandrej674]

well the 4 runner and Tacoma are basically eco versions of the Sequoia and Tundra

[@rightlanehog3151]

@@deandrej674 That's what you tell your spouse to justify the purchase.

[@deandrej674]

@@rightlanehog3151 she can have a 4 runner but im keeping my good ol tundy

[@sonar0085]

This is the Fukien KING of SUVs period now I drop the mic 🎤

[@barnzstorm2036]

As an Aussie, it's the best car in the world as far as i'm concerned if you need to go off the beaten track. We get the diesel V8 here though too, even with average fuel economy it will still do about 900 miles.

[@thicc800ty]

Can the diesel uses bad diesel fuel? Because in Indonesia the V8 diesel breaks so easily lmao

[@barnzstorm2036]

@@thicc800ty Yeah I think it should be fine, in the country we can get some really shitty quality diesel also and it just drinks it up.

[@bring_it_on9934]

@@barnzstorm2036 The old diesel wouldn't probably pass the EPA here in the states but god I wish there was a diesel powered LC here :)

[@TheOrgil220]

I have a 2016 twin turbo diesel version. Hella powerful with good gas mileage. Love every part of it.

[@garydean0308]

We have a 2014. I have driven it though several feet of water many times. We wore out the stock Dunlops pulling a 14 foot trailer from Illinois to Alaska. I have some aggressive tires on it now, much better. It pulled that loaded trailer like it wasn't there. Best vehicle ever!

[@petedavis8701]

If you want to go into the jungle buy a Land Rover, if you want to come out again, buy a Land Cruiser!

[@rightlanehog3151]

Never buy a Land Rover.

[@captaincurd2681]

Haha

[@rickoliver2059]

Hahahahaha , Land Rover , ha ! Over engineered , over priced and over the hill if you`re lucky , certainly NOT the reliability of the `Cruiser , ask your Isis neighbours , they`ll tell you how reliable they are !!

[@PillSharks]

The Land Cruiser, following the tracks the Land Rover has already made.... just remember where ever your Land Cruiser has been the Land Rover has already been there and got the T-shirt... I love reading all the made up stories from you Cruiser guys, one guy I was talking with said his Land Cruiser has just covered 10 million miles and had only serviced it once!!!

[@christ.7137]

and old saying from South Africa - and yes it is right

[@bluecruiser2019]

Great video! One of the best reviews that I’ve seen. I have a 2019 Land Cruiser with 9,000 miles on it. I get a kick out of every review I’ve seen everyone complains about having to use the touch screen for the fan. I leave mine on auto and let the climate control system do it’s thing, works like a charm. These are built like tanks and I feel very comfortable when off road that it will get me where I want to go, no problem.

[@Justforfun-ek7et]

My favorite SUV, just wish I could afford a brand new one. So very comfy.

[@kyleburns9439]

Just for fun look at the late 00’s- if you can go without the most recent features and the facelift, the 200 series has not changed significantly since then. Heck, go for a 100 series! We had two of them! Best cars ever haha

[@mohnnadmercedes8246]

Me too :(

[@aati63]

Here in arabic gulf ( iraq , kuwait , suadia , qatar , bahrain ,oman ) this guy from toyota is loved from every one they are everywhere!

[@godsolete]

25 year service life. That’s where your money’s spent on a Land Cruiser.

[@bcatz454]

As a LC owner this statement is bullshit. Only the drivetrain will last 25+ yrs on these. No way the rest of the vehicle lasts 25 yrs.

[@CACressida]

SC14 as a member of a family who owns land cruisers from the FJ40 to the 200, your statement is bullshit but like that’s your opinion man. The only thing I see wear out in Land Cruisers are the leather seats. Everything else is very stout.

[@bcatz454]

@@CACressida @As someone who is an owner of a 100 series with 240k miles, which i've owned since 100k and also a 2016 200 series, please point out to me how 25 year service life isn't an opinion either. Theres absolutely nothing scientific that backs up that statement except it was the opinion of some Toyota engineer some time ago. Toyota doesn't design these things and say "it must last 25 years".

[@CACressida]

@@bcatz454 its an engineering standard. 25 years service life meaning the parts were engineered to last a minimum of 25 years before needing to be replaced under certain circumstances. This isn't an opinion. This is a design standard. Just like when diesel engine standards are designed for B10 service life of 1,000,000 miles. Its not an opinion, its an engineering design under certain circumstances. Quite frankly, the Land Cruisers certainly are known for outstanding reliability so it looks like the engineers "opinion" is more like facts.

[@bcatz454]

@@CACressida I'll give it to Toyota that the drivetrain on LCs are whatever they deem to be 25 yr service standard but the rest of the vehicle. Absolutely not. Things like mc/abs unit, wiring, fuse boxes, ecus aren't 25 yr pieces on the lc. When Toyota means 25 yrs service life, means it should probably be changed out/rebuilt in 25yrs. It's not something spectacular as a ton of vehicles besides the LC can exceed that.

[@KealeyOnCars]

The unofficial vehicle of US Special Forces doing cool shit you probably won't hear about, around the world. ;)

[@cwehbe]

Not this one, they use the 76 and 70 series which is a completely different vehicle that we don't get in the U.S. This one (200 series) is a bit of a mystery of why it exists. Its too heavy and big to do what a real off roader like the 76 can do, and too old for a daily SUV. They really need to work on it.

[@CACressida]

bluesky I’ve got pictures of US Special Forces Land Cruiser 200s powered with the V8 twin turbo diesels. The 200 is a very common vehicle for high profile political figures world wide and a lot of them get armor treatment. The 200s are possibly one of the most vehicles to be armored by American companies for use in third world countries.

[@CACressida]

bluesky on a side note, the 200 series is ridiculously popular in the Middle East where they are spotted across multiple lanes on freeways, jumping dunes and they’re also a very popular 4x4 in Australia for crossing the outback with trailers in tow. Just because it doesn’t make sense for urban America doesn’t mean it doesn’t have a place in the off-road world.

[@KealeyOnCars]

CACressida thank you! I didn’t want to be the one to say it

[@whyalwaysme2522]

CACressida oh yes please

[@kyleburns9439]

Can’t do a LC review without taking about the indestructibility... my family had a ‘99 that we put 140,000 miles on before trading it in for an ‘05 that we put 270,000 miles on that one before I sadly traded it in for my FJ Cruiser last summer. Would have lasted forever in both cases.

[@navigator1383]

Timing belt changes?

[@arindarbani345]

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[@firstlast8703]

howd the fj cruiser hold up?

[@navigator1383]

@Robert Blackford depends on the model year. Toyota went back and fourth with chains and belts.

[@felipeochoa1662]

i got my toyota landcruiser, just bought one 2019.. my dream car:)

[@enjoymusic4895]

king of realibility.... you can go to around the world with Land Cruiser.. Official United Nations SUV

[@hfxvgddg1354]

any car that can survive in hot weather like dubai or saudia arabia is a good car .. here in dubai most cars are toyota or lexus which is the best in reliability.

[@alwaysiyi272]

I see the comments and people saying that it is way overpriced, well I can see that but I don't really see this being as a market to Americans. I live in the US but I don't see a lot f these and they are so cool, but in places like UAE and Africa, this SUV is used for top end people especially with the executive package that I'm not sure it is offered in the USA, but I really love the vehicle so much, and I can do what a G-wagen does, way cheaper and comfier, but maybe not the presence, and I can't wait for Toyota to bring the new one. If you've ever been in one you would know it is so important ,

[@alwaysiyi272]

@mike a Real true

[@janetbailey6727]

The Land Cruiser is truly an incredible vehicle. These are in use by some of the most elite US special forces units.

[@danpatrick5944]

I hate the ignorant comments. This video it’s for MEN who likes Land Cruiser And it’s not expensive. Buy a BMW X5 for $85000 and in 3 years only worth $30000 This car are FOR MEN with money and class no plebeians!

[@danpatrick5944]

Robert Blackford ....I couldn’t agree with you more!

[@shahrour9]

A Tank for 85k gimme gimme From Wikipedia "sales of the Land Cruiser totalled more than 6.5 million units worldwide" I've seen this thing diving, flying, takin gun shots, flipped, burning, neglected and it keeps running, it has a very nice and unique and pleasant driving experience.

[@anichetv8024]

Some fun facts about this 2016+ models: It is actually smaller than Honda Pilot, and about the same as MDX. And it has a top speed of 135mph.

[@dlg5485]

A lot of people will say this is absurdly overpriced, but I think it's worth every penny if you need this level of capability. Great video, with a Ren & Stimpy reference thrown in just for fun. Love this channel!

[@stendecstretcher5678]

I have a Cruiser V8 diesel here in Australia absolutely superb.

[@Tahara-Aichi]

Best build quality vehicles on planet earth, no other vehicle will beat the quality and engineering Toyota have, this majestic vehicle will last you 30 years without any major problems,

[@bobouistic]

Twin turbo diesel is the beautiful engine. Just get it chip tuned and the converter locked and you will love the beast.

[@bekabeka71]

petrol is much better

[@bobouistic]

@@bekabeka71 not even close, when all you need is a chip tune to make it faster yet more economical with more power? I think diesel takes this by a mile. It guzzles while it's not that powerful and you haven't even tried to tune it yet but it is already sucking up so much fuel.

[@KingOfBanks]

What effect does locking the torque converter have? I thought the converter was useful for off roaving? Cheers.

[@FranciscoHugoGarcia]

well, luxury is all in details, reliability and dependability don't come cheap.

[@المعلمالمتفائل]

This car is real SUV , strong and active .

[@wrzl1675]

It’s the ONLY truly real SUV sold in the USA. If you don’t understand or like every aspect of it, that means you really want a car based SUV-ish mall crawler.

[@ompenarnie]

4Runner isn't a mall crawler.

[@mariumrajah]

Bullet proof Best SUV in the world Had a 70 series 80 series 100 series 120 series 200 series Amazing motors ,,

[@jxn0010]

My land cruiser is hands down my favorite vehicle ever

[@iwnr2525]

This car is $65K if the US government does not over tax this SUV to compete with local brand!

[@memranilimbuni4245]

In my country it cost almost $400000 😐

[@sweetness9383]

@@memranilimbuni4245 are you from Singapore 😂

[@henkschouten3674]

As an owner of a 2018 Land Cruiser (with the smaller 4.6 V8) I have not found a challenge it could not do. There is a lot of hard plastic in the interior but it feels like it will outlast me. I am getting 16.5 mpg (7 km/l) which is scary for the wallet but with the 138l tank - at least you don't risk to get stranded in the scolding heat here in Dubai. Recommended if you want a reliable workhorse - that you can keep for your grandchildren to drive and you don't care about aesthetics

[@rightlanehog3151]

it seems funny that in Dubai they sell the smaller engine to get about 1 extra mpg.

[@deaconjones2243]

I'm coming up on the 1st anniversary of my 2018 TLC.Can you feel the love? I had a '97 Cruiser that I should never have traded,but the seats in that model were not meant for someone 6'3". This vehicle will be my last purchase,(I hope), as I am now 71.I just love getting behind the wheel of it.It drives on the highway like a luxury sedan,while hiding its ability to go ROUGH.I like the front grille a million times better than its Lexus impersonator. Toyota corporation needs to address the 4 to 1 sales ratio between its LX570 and the TLC or wind up losing the Land Cruiser, altogether, in the USA.A lot of it has to do with the treatment at the dealerships.C'Mon Man !,someone who just laid down $90K for a TLC has to be catered to at a higher level than a used Corolla buyer.If things don't change,kiss the Land Cruiser bye,bye in the USA.

[@rockfossil9006]

Landcruiser = reliability , simple as that

[@larrylandry6160]

I drive an 08 model 200 Series and I've loved all my Land Cruisers. I've driven a land cruiser model the last 30 years #200Series #LandCruiser

[@ProudiPhoneOwner]

I love the design of this generation Land Cruiser, especially the front end

[@whyalwaysme2522]

ProudiPhoneOwner me too.

[@MrT-nh6di]

Best SUV on the planet earth, anywhere on the earth.

[@islandknight6105]

This is a life style vehicle - no use in buying it just because you can drive through most rain puddles in the road. All the off-road capability is wasted unless you plan to take it off road. I mean seriously deep off-road - then you get your $90k money’s worth.

[@ayazz3440]

Most popular car of the middle east, I have seen ones with 500,000 km and little care, and they still run.

[@jayluytan8752]

Finally! Land Cruiser fan here in the Philippines.

[@MarkPharaoh]

Don’t care for the 200 series LC too much. However, I recently came back from a 3 week trip in Tasmania and 70 series LCs were everywhere. Now that’s a vehicle I’d be happy to purchase.

[@yassiralhamdnay6554]

You know, you’re the best one who differentiate between the SUV (especially off-roaders) and the crossovers or what I call them city SUV’s, when I tell someone how bought a Jeep Grand Cherokee that I feel it’s not comfortable over the pavement and there’s lots of body moving, bumpy riding, he surprised and disagreed about my opinion... so well done for that rich explanation Man. By the way, I’m from a place you’re never imagine to be there 😉

[@doncoleman4938]

Weird how in some countries they call this an SUV. In Australia an SUV is regarded as a 2WD/AWD on road vehicle. These off road vehicles are called 4x4s, 4WD or "fourbies".

[@Idonteatdog]

When you're watching a Toyota Land Cruiser vídeo and a Mitsubishi ASX ad pops in the screen....

[@stevenjohnsrud4655]

I have a 72 fj40 and I say they have changed a lot.

[@33tpa]

Not changed since 1957? WTF? Spent 18 years in a FJ60, 1984-2002, and now own a 100 series. Yes they have changed.

[@Axtec36]

Second dream suv to buy

[@simonward5833]

It’s a pity the 70 series Land Cruiser isn’t available in the US. The Australian version with its 4.5 litre V8 turbo diesel, solid front and rear axles, and cabin comfort straight out of the 1970s, is one tough mother. MotoMan, if you’re ever in that neck of the woods, please do a review.

[@jonelalbano2551]

Yes at first expect to pay alot but in the long run you get something that's been proven to last for ever. I'm just hoping that the diesel version comes here to the U.S.

[@donretsas1791]

The top landcruiser in Australia costs $150,000-00 aud ( $101,000-00 USD ) fully loaded and an extra $5000-00 for the diesel.V8.

[@brettreaby]

RUBBISH $ 120K AU

[@joelarson6884]

An absolute unit of a vehicle. Good review!

[@TheGomezIndustries]

Turn On ECT POWER to increase acceleration! If you want more response switch to sport mode.

[@xnova5]

do they still come with ECT button. i liked having it on my old lexus but I don't see it on the newer GX models.

[@BrokenFiddles]

I am pretty sure this interior is more teracota than tan. Nothing like buying $85K Toyota and still having blank buttons on the dashboard. I had a chance to be driven in a previous generation Land Cruiser on an unpaved road at high speed and was blown away how composed and isolated it was. Buy it and this might be the last car you will ever need.

[@CACressida]

BrokenFiddles The blanks are there because the Middle East has different equipment than what we get in America. Top spec LCs get the same hydraulic suspension as the LX so one blank is for height adjustment and the other is for shock firmness and other doodads.

[@elmeracobamamaril5653]

Stunning beast land cruiser

[@dsdd7050]

Tribute to the god father of all cars in the world the legend Toyota land cruiser thank you for the video

[@MrPeteJMc]

A great pity that the USA doesn't get the diesel engine. Better fuel economy and more torque. Best suv out there.

[@HardChuck365]

If i could have any suv. This would be it.

[@MotoManTV]

Me too. Well, maybe the Lexus version because of a better UX.

[@bekabeka71]

This will never break down

[@martysmith5260]

The Land Cruiser - the choice of Warlords in every 3rd World Country.

[@TK63636]

13:10 Out of context, this is the best part of the video

[@pinoykarpintero812]

this guy is funny Makeing a lot of sense genius

[@ksannon]

Very nice truck/suv and I’m a big fan of the land cruiser. It’s just to nice to take it off road. I rather spend $18-$20 on a used 2007 model and really take it off road and save $80k.

[@shanevonharten3100]

This makes my old one look like stone age technology. 1966 fj45 3spd petrol. 54000 miles on the clock, 2nd time round still running matching numbers engine, chassis and body.

[@rjetta8v]

Uh... It's got a Torsen in the center diff. It routes torque to the axle that needs it the most. It has been doing this since 1993.

[@michaelshin69]

My 2004 has HVAC control through the nav screen as well. I would prefer A separate control so I can change the head unit. But with 200k on, she is still our family's travel vehicle over my wife's Lexus or my other cars.

[@gavinducco7915]

Whoa he mentioned Ren n Stimpy! You have my subscribe, good sir!

[@MotoManTV]

What rolls downstairs . . .

[@galaxygs96]

The most reliable SUV in the world

[@tanvirina]

It's unfair to compare this sith german rivals . Anyone who is going to buy this car is going to keep for many years without spending any extra for repair. It's best in everything except the fuel economy

[@Expressionistix]

Auto manufacturers can’t get over the fact that 4x4 tech has been figured out decades ago. I’d assume they would engineer to the ends of the earth before they would pay the extra cost of steel needed for proper off-road ability and use fuel economy as an excuse.

[@doncoleman4938]

These are as popular and as common in the Australian outback as a Crown Vic is at an American cab rank. Seems every second retiree buys one to tow their caravan. Even more popular is the Toyota Troopcarrier.

[@tinipid]

You can mount a 50 cal at the back of this

[@hdjoeiii]

Nice video. The 4 runner was built for the north American Market. The land cruiser is sold world wide. Its a true suv, body on frame vehicle. I believes the transfer case is geared and not chain driven like American piles of junk. What about that rear hatch you sat on, what company makes rear hatch like that still?? Toyota = reliability.

[@rogeliomelgar5219]

Best of the best. Europian and American suv are shit and will not go more than 100.000 miles unless you put lots of money on them. Toyota is number one for a reason.

[@Nemoticon]

This one is actually too big and hevay for proper off roading... a lovely, lazy cruiser, extremely comfortable on highways. The J80 is still the best for conquering the wild stuff in.

[@tonygersbach375]

If I won the lottery, no two lotteries I would buy one. One lottery to buy it, another lottery to upkeep it. And maybe i'd buy another just to put in the garage for the future...

[@cosmosdaniel949]

The landcruiser lc 200, can't outlas the Mercedes Benz g wagon, the range Rover, the range Rover for many has a serious mechanically problems, but the landcruiser lc 200, whether gasoline or diesel engines needed much vast greater horsepowers and nw torques,and every engines of Toyota vehicles needed greater horsepowers and nw torques,.

[@edwinyurigattorno]

In LATAM we have the best Diesel Engine in the LC

[@CHME171]

I’m actually thinking about trading in my 2017 Mercedes G550 and buying a Land Cruiser. Now that I have my daughter, the G Wagen really isn’t very practical as there’s almost no space with my daughter’s car seat.

[@MyweathernetreportsBlogspot]

Found a used one. Description says it has a lift kit installed. Question: how will this impact the ride quality?

[@actpiet]

In Australia the petrol ,(gas) to you mericans, is no longer offered as less than 0.5% of sales were petrol because the V8 diesel is simply awesome

[@Jafarow_Togrul]

Petrol👍🏻🔥

[@wesammansour1486]

The LC is a great off roader,but i still prefer the Mighty Nissan Patrol..

[@lunafringe10]

you still see 50 year old Toyotas in the Australian outback, moving like the clappers, as Aussies say

[@The3lloba]

If it doesn't have a secondary fuel tank, it ain't a Land Cruiser.

[@greencrocidile6246]

Are they sold in the states?

[@billiebleach7889]

Ren and Stimpy....completely forgot those two 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@MotoManTV]

AMAZED it took so long for someone to get that reference!!!!!!!

[@billiebleach7889]

MotoManTV thanks for reminding me, I’ve been watching Ren and Stimpy clips since you mentioned the electric fence

[@Ram-re5em]

Without diff lockers front and rear I would never consider it.

[@erickpina2771]

That’s the part that I don’t understand, is the price, Especially if it’s a old technology.

[@dimekoza]

Erick Pina, maybe this will help... oppositelock.kinja.com/why-the-toyota-land-cruiser-is-so-expensive-1715003811

[@PF_ROB]

@@dimekoza thanks for the link!

[@danielabrokwajnr8927]

Listen, you're not paying for a car that attracts a crowd at the mall, you're paying that kind of money for durability. I repeat DURABILITY! That's where all your money's going. If you doubt ask Isis. This is the car they use. This car was basically designed to run regardless of the bashing it takes. And if you go for the executive trim, that's when you know these things were meant to run on any terrain... Forget the tech. They're all getting outdated anyways.😔

[@Procharged32]

Last of the Japanese cars I prefer the 100 series no need for a v8 twin turbo diesel.

[@videowsatcher]

the 100 series diesel is under powered; its also one of the main reasons why I would go with the 200 diesel over the Parado diesel

[@CarsCatsCannabis]

I nearly bought a Toyota but ended up in a Chevy Colorado ZR2. Stock, a little more capable off road because of greater breakover angle but the Gladiator can fit 35s stock. If you want to see 20 Colorado ZR2, AEV Bison Editions, a V8 swapped ZR2 and a utility box from General Motors engineering team, check out our video from last weekend on Drummond Island, Michigan. We'd love to get some Land Cruisers to wheel with! @​

[@techtxt7805]

Like every other $100k suv - give it 5years & if u look in the cracks & crevices of the global automotive sales world u’ll b sure to find one of these tanks for $10 grand in relative good condition - that’s the real reason there priced so high, so as to give these vehicles time to come down to their true market value making consumers feel as though they’re getting a steal & naturally people will buy at a high rate thereby increasing demand thus increasing market value & in turn shifting an upswing back into the vehicle’s price point & revitalizing its status as a timeless classic

[@lunafringe10]

funny, the Toyota hybrid Limo I drove once for 2 weeks, after just one day I had to go to the garage,

[@weirdshibainu]

Yeah, these are reliable, but the average driver is better off with other choices for the money if they don't plan to go off road. I'd rather have an X5 for daily driving and drop 25 grand on an older wrangler with some mods for off road use.

[@PETERLINNAH]

A Chevrolet Suburban has this vehicle beat hands down. More room, more comfortable, and way more efficient. My 2017 Suburban gets 23 MPG on most highway drives and long trips. That's packed with camping gear, up and down mountains, backroads, and 75 mph on the highway. One long stretch in Montana last year (400 miles) we got 27 MPG. That is absolutely awesome for a 3-ton V8 engine vehicle. GM knows how to do it.

[@WaraywarayAkoPh]

I realy love this car, I hope I can drive this car in the future ☺️

[@emeraldages]

13:00 Because it uses auto air now. nothing really bothers with direct fan speed control anymore.. Or just turn the temp cooler and you'llg et more air.