2025 Toyota Land Cruiser 70 Wagon Series (76 GXL) Review

[@AhmedHassan-vb5gt]

Most reliable and most strong, my best favourite car ever no any other car beat

[@clashingstyle]

Great review

[@qwertyzxcv123]

I wish I could buy one. 🙏

[@benfancreative]

Opening shot at Milton Park in Bowral?!?! Nicee!

[@ARCHIES_79_LC]

Front and rear diff locks work in 4wd low range only not high range as you mentioned.

[@TheAutoReviewNB]

Thanks for letting me know, I’ll put a pinned comment.

[@waratahdavid696]

Pretty good review.Would like to have seen the rear seats folded, and maybe some key interior dimensions measured?

[@edgarpetrenko1907]

I can't wait to have one shipped to the USA in a container!

[@shalininaicker]

I think the diff locks only operate 4WD Low Range.

[@jamesm6341]

How does this compare to a Prado 150?

[@TheAutoReviewNB]

@@jamesm6341 Prado would be a lot more comfortable and easy to live. It’s just an old platform but again, a lot better than the 70.

[@australia-ukraine]

I’m lucky to have bought the last V8 this year-I'll be keeping it for a lifetime. The 2.8 is honestly a joke on the road. In this case Hilux is way better option. Sorry, but with an engineering degree and some experience, I can’t see it any other way.

[@TheAutoReviewNB]

@@australia-ukraine really, that’s so cool. Would love to do a video on your car if you’re interested.

[@australia-ukraine]

@@TheAutoReviewNB Thanks, mate! I’m already working on it with Shamrock Space Studio in cairns FNQ and will release it soon.

[@zareensaeed216]

Very basic, but extremely reliable if you live remotely. Repair parts are easy enough to obtain !!

[@espkh1549]

Not worth the price tag… it’s a Japanese car… Japs make cheap stuffs

[@RedDog-e7v]

@@espkh1549these are cheap to buy

[@selmersoprano]

good but way overpriced

[@anthonyking9284]

It’s not much more efficient, I swear these articles are paid by Toyota .

[@TheAutoReviewNB]

@@anthonyking9284 hi 👋 yes they are much more efficient, my uncle has the V8 version and that drinks a lot of fuel compared to this new model.

[@anthonyking9284]

Well I have the 76 and it consistently uses 12 litres per 100 on 285/75 with rear drawers dual batteries ,roofrack and loaded with tools.

[@zareensaeed216]

Very basic, but extremely reliable if you live remotely. Repair parts are easy enough to obtain !!