HIGHEST MILEAGE Toyota Land Cruiser EVER ! Prove me wrong

[@Miguel.Rosado7224]

Engine replaced at 414,000 miles divided by 34 oil changes equals to intervals of 12,000 miles per engine oil and oil filter change. That’s why this awesome 5.7 started to make some noise. If the owner would of kept with 5,000 miles oil changes or 6 months ( whichever comes first ) the original engine would still be on that 200 series LC. Thanks for the video and for sharing!

[@VikingsGarage]

I agree with you 100% Thank you for your support!

[@Miguel.Rosado7224]

@@VikingsGarage always! I enjoy your videos. Owners need to understand that synthetic motor oil, regardless of the cost and the quantity needed for a specific vehicle, it will always be affordable on the long run. Save your engine, keeps rubber seals lubricated, etc. I own a GX460 and every 5,000 miles or 6 months, 8.4Q full synthetic go in. I grease the driveshaft every 10,000 miles and at 40,000 miles I perform new fluids for power steering, the front differential, rear differentials and transfer case. Original antifreeze from Toyota drain and fill on radiator and original from Toyota “World Standard” ATF drain and fill only - no flush - on the transmission ( and yes, I own a scanner to measure the ATF temperature 105F - 115F ) for the overflow on the transmission pan. 61,000 miles and zero issue at all. And a 2010 Corolla with 180,000 miles. All done from the comfort of the garage and jack and coke.

[@VikingsGarage]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 All perfect intervals and good choice in fluids. This is why i created my channel, I want to give the confidence to more people to do their own maintenance at home. 👍🏻

[@jaymoar3561]

Yeah still went that many miles with negligence. Amazing

[@Miguel.Rosado7224]

@@jaymoar3561 true. But the point is that the original engine would still be in service and the importance of proper oil changes intervals.

[@brandonmorris2513]

I had a 99 Land Cruiser with 559,000 miles. I currently own a Lexus GX470 with 432,000 miles. Can't beat em.

[@VikingsGarage]

That’s freaking awesome, I’ve actually been checking out the Lexus gx470. Very tempting. Impressive mileage, thank you for sharing.

[@brandonmorris2513]

@@VikingsGarage Heck yea, I just came across your channel. So I'm a new subscriber. I bought my GX from the original owner ( lady commuted in it) and it had all the records with it. The list of things that HAVE been replaced are much less than what has NOT been replaced. Alternator at 350,000 miles, radiator at 200K then another one at 400K, 1 door lock actuator , one blower motor, lower control arm bushings and inner tie rod ends at about 400K, 1 set of spark plugs at about 180K then again at 405,000 , 1 set of valve cover gaskets. Back brakes last about 150,000 miles, front last about 100K miles. Resealed the transfer case. That's it. Never even had a starter. Keep up the good work! See ya on the next one.

[@VikingsGarage]

🙏🏻 I Appreciate you Sir. Those are some very impressive service records. I appreciate you taking the time to share it. Over 100k on brakes always impresses me. Great find 👏🏻

[@brandonmorris2513]

@@VikingsGarage Before the GX I had 5 GMT 800 Suburbans in a row. I'd buy them with 100-150,000 miles and drive them until they had over 300,000 miles. ( I drive 50-60,000 miles a year). NONE of them ever had a brake job during my ownership. One had over 300,000 miles on the original brakes. They were so easy on brakes that GM changed that up for 2007 when they came out with the new style and THOSE were normal on brakes. I had one of those as well and it went through brakes about every 75,000 miles on the front and about 100,000 for the rears.

[@sooryathejas4336]

​@@brandonmorris2513 how much mpg?

[@LandCruisin]

The wear on the seat was actually impressive. The newer Landcruisers have a much softer leather so they probably won't last very long.

[@VikingsGarage]

I must agree, I was expecting a lot worst. very solid car.

[@darthtyranus7683]

One thing I've tried for awhile on all my Yotas is a light dousing of WD-40 on the frames so far so good only do this on long trail rides mostly

[@VikingsGarage]

Interesting, can’t hurt.

[@babarasad]

I have a 2008 LC cruiser with around 268,000 miles that I bought brand new. I have a lot of stories to tell you.

[@VikingsGarage]

Good stories I’m sure. 😉

[@babarasad]

@@VikingsGarage Great stories! She's never let me down.

[@VikingsGarage]

Solid ,awesome vehicles . Thank you for sharing.

[@zanetaylor7]

@@babarasad what’s the worst that’s happened repair wise?

[@hastensavoir7782]

I’m sure it’s noisy already and all clunky, the interior parts are all worn out.

[@brianpalay2]

Not going to compete with that, but I came from a 232,000 mile 2006 GX 470, and last week I bought a 148,000 mile 2013 LX 570. That's what I love about these Toyota products. Well over 100,000 miles and you don't even second guess starting a journey of ownership with them.

[@VikingsGarage]

Absolutely right!! Thank you for sharing your story!

[@BGaud]

I was gonna be impressed if you said 350k. Wow! These new go for $85,000. Worth every penny!

[@VikingsGarage]

Ain’t that just crazy, thank you for watching and supporting the channel. Cheers

[@BGaud]

@@VikingsGarage you’re welcome. I enjoy and appreciate your content. Keep going!

[@TugainVietnam]

Quite amazing mileage....I had one Peugeot from 1969 that turn the mileage counter, meaning over a million kms , and once the engine overhauled. I sold it by 50 bucks when I left my country and today I regret.... It was a heritage from my grand father.

[@VikingsGarage]

Wow, that’s so cool. Crazy how cars last if you take care of them. I can see you regretting it, I would too. Thank you for sharing your story. Abraço

[@TugainVietnam]

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[@abhishek07007]

​@@joeblack1052 404 error 😂😂

[@abhishek07007]

@@joeblack1052 🤔 may be 😄

[@humayuniqbalahmed]

Here is a high mileage story of Underdog 2003 Corolla that I bought used in 2004. It had 60, 000 plus change miles on it. I used that car for 14 years and it reached 340,000 miles. Yes, that's right. Engine compression was low at the end of the life but that car would start and run every morning without an issue. Odometer stopped at 299,999 but I kept track of mileage manually. All it needed was a relay in A/C system, fixing of an oil leak close to 300, 000 miles and usual maintenance like belts, catalytic converter, oil changes, brakes etc. I gave that car to my son above 300K miles who used it for his college. he totaled it in an accident and that's how this story ends. Till the end that car had no rattles , no noises. I have had a Camry after that but Camry is not that Corolla. I recently bought a 2011 LX570 with about 98K miles. Hearing all the good stuff about LX, I am hoping it will last me till my retirement. Best Regards.

[@VikingsGarage]

Thank you so much not only for watching but for sharing your story. That is pretty remarkable, Corollas are still the best bang for the buck,turn the key and go. Once a Toyota owner always a Toyota owner. Thank you for your support.

[@andrespatino2761]

There are +700k corollas too. Think it was a late 90s or early 2000s.

[@humayuniqbalahmed]

@@andrespatino2761 Wow. Amazing.

[@kw8757]

I once owned a BMW 316 E36 petrol for about 15 years and I put 254,000 miles on it. It was still going strong when I wrote it off in an accident, no failures, just the usual, tyres and a few suspension bushes ect . Definitely got my moneys worth out of it.

[@VikingsGarage]

That’s a great story, I believe it. Those older BMW’s where made right. I appreciate you sharing!!

[@darthtyranus7683]

Inline 6 are hard to beat had an 83 Mercury Zephyr atrocious vacuum lines that are like the hardest corn maze ever but even with missing vacuum lines had it until 390000 miles

[@kw8757]

@@darthtyranus7683 Wow 😯

[@VikingsGarage]

That’s awesome, they don’t build them like that anymore.

[@stewartpaternoster7030]

We have 800’000+ km over here in Australia and much harder terrain. This is from the 4.5L diesels.

[@VikingsGarage]

Very impressive indeed. Thank you for sharing

[@Countrysideboy247]

Have any of those ever faced problems with fuel injection, timing chain , O2 sensors,etc? There are some idiots out their who are claiming so and are spreading rumours. What's your experience with the 4.5l 1vdftv v8 ? Did it ever face sych problems even after 300k miles?

[@lasseeloranta439]

We have a million kilometer club in outback Australia.

[@VikingsGarage]

😱👏🏻👏🏻

[@MarzNet256]

Cool. I just passed 206k miles in a 2006 Matrix 4WD. It still runs perfect. 5k OCI full synthetic and oem filter. Also, awesome T shirt...I used to see them live at MSG back in the 1980s.

[@VikingsGarage]

That’s freaking awesome 🤘🏻

[@tairua2]

I have a Toyota Prado 1999 which has done 310,000 miles and still going strong. All original.

[@VikingsGarage]

That’s awesome!! 👏🏻👏🏻

[@gtl7606]

There are other reliable cars of course but Toyota Landcruisers are hard to beat - they just seem to keep going year after year and rarely let you down. Great story, thanks for sharing.

[@VikingsGarage]

Thank you , your welcome. Thank you for watching. I would have own one if they weren’t so costly to own. It’s a good reliable vehicle but it’s also a statement. 👍🏻

[@BICIeCOMPUTERconGabriele]

@@VikingsGarage what's the engine displacement?

[@VikingsGarage]

5.7 L V8 (3UR-FE)

[@LongRangeDesertGroupX]

That’s awesome! I’m at 191k miles on my 15 and I’m in the south (no rust). Looking forward to getting another 200k+ miles out of it

[@VikingsGarage]

That’s awesome, I’m sure you will get there no sweet. Congratulations on owning one of the best SUV money can buy. Thank you for watching,I appreciate you!

[@FitemeUrlnotIrl]

Right now my family and i have a 2010 corolla 230k , 2007 gs350 273k, 2007 es350 223k , and a 1994 es300 209k. Needless to say toyota makes great products. The maintenace ive had to do is simple and routine.

[@VikingsGarage]

👏🏻👏🏻 Proven time and time again! 👏🏻👏🏻

[@taylormatlock1413]

Have a 93 f150 with 300 i6 and e4od auto trans with over 500k miles. The truck is getting scrapped due to severe cab rust but still runs and drives and will take whatever you throw at it bought it for $500 with about 320k miles no major maintenance. I bought an 06' corolla with 40k miles now has 70k miles hoping to get another 300k+ miles

[@VikingsGarage]

The Corolla will last you. Thank you for sharing!!

[@mikecapinpuyan126]

Seen some LC200s in Dubai go over the 630,000KMS and they still kick the dune's ass. Great durability!

[@VikingsGarage]

That’s awesome!

[@waynerd9026]

I have put about 140,000 of the 200,000 miles on my 2006 RX400h. I once had to replace the radiator because something punctured it. Other than regular maintenance, no problems. My dad passed his 1992 LS400 to me after he died many years ago, and he'd put about 330,000 on it without replacing anything more major than the water pump. Original engine, tranny, exhaust, etc. I sold it to a kid for dirt cheap when it had 343,000 or something like that. You simply cannot buy a better car that needs less maintenance.

[@VikingsGarage]

Thank you for sharing!!

[@Peace7Truth]

I just turned 323k on my 2004 GX470/Prado with the Land Cruiser engine…runs like new(ish).

[@VikingsGarage]

🤘🏻 That’s awesome, thank you for sharing!!

[@leesk86]

2004 toyota 4runner v6 4wd 210,000 miles still kicking strong

[@VikingsGarage]

Freaking awesome

[@bill-blasscaruth6083]

My 1998 es300 has 400,005 on the dash and still going. Purchased at 191,000 miles still driving 19years later

[@VikingsGarage]

If that doesn’t scream reliability, I don’t know what does. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 (There’s a Lexus coming to the channel, you might want to stay tuned) Thank you for watching!

[@bill-blasscaruth6083]

@@VikingsGarage I'm ready

[@chrisparios5336]

I have owned 6 LCs and currently own three. 2003 with 349k miles, 2004 with 259k miles (daughters) and 2013 with 130k miles. My son also owns one, a 2005 with $276k miles. Change the oil every 5k miles and they’ll run forever. No other issues.

[@VikingsGarage]

That’s pretty awesome

[@chrisparios5336]

As for the three I no longer own: Sold the 2002 because it was only a four-speed auto with no overdrive and mileage was never better than about 13.5 mpg. Gave the 2005 to my son (see above). The 2007 (my favorite, gun metal gray) was totaled when I was re-ended by an 88 year-old man driving a “farm use only” dually pickup with a massive ranchero bar upfront and 300 gallon diesel tank in its bed. Knocked my 2007 down the road 95 feet. It looked like an accordion. I had to climb out the window. Luckily I only had a concussion. I also owned a 2015 LX570. Beautiful car (champaign with ivory interior) but too nice to take off road or on the beach. Also, dash was too techie for my taste. Sold it and bought a used 2013 LC with very low miles (leased car resale direct from dealer), black on black, and love it.

[@VikingsGarage]

That’s awesome, you sir are a true Land Cruiser owner. I feel you with the Lexus, I would have done the same. Sometimes less is more. 👍🏻

[@nickmorgan6893]

1999 LC 100 series with 311k. I would drive it anywhere. Amazing vehicles.

[@VikingsGarage]

They sure are.

[@TheAthavanleon]

We get lots of Japan Toyota here in Sri Lanka - I have seen a few of the cars with 900K it's quite common here in SL.

[@ilikelampshades6]

Is that miles of km?

[@VikingsGarage]

It’s in miles, it currently has 523,000 miles

[@sanjayvishwanathan1735]

Great video. Always nice to see high mileage cars, reflects on ownership (care, maintenance). There is a guy with a subaru crosstrek with over 1 million miles ! I believe original engine lasted over 600k miles

[@VikingsGarage]

It sure is, I always find it fascinating. Dam over 1 million miles in a Subaru 😱

[@windhoek_stallion8455]

I came across a 2008 V8 Toyota Sequoia with 315,000 miles at a local used dealership. The engine has a small hesitation/jerking at low revs with the check engine light flickering. We ran the OBD on it and it was returning a bunch of misfires codes. The owner doesn't really seem interested in fixing it (bought it at an auction but guy prefers to sell German cars) and was ready to let it go for 5,000 bucks as is. The vehicle is otherwise in mint condition inside and out. I'm wondering if it might just be the ignition coils/spark plugs and whether it's worth the risk. For that price I'd be happy if the vehicle could last another 100,000 miles, even if I'd have to put in 4-5K in repairs. Thoughts?

[@VikingsGarage]

Try to get it for 4k, as long as it’s somewhat sharp looking. as far as the misfire, odds are it’s a coil pack or a few and also check those spark plugs. Plugs are not expensive coils can be, specially if it needs all 8 (which I doubt).Good luck!

[@windhoek_stallion8455]

@@VikingsGarage wow, you giys are great. Thanks for taking the time to answer. You've earned a new subscriber!

[@VikingsGarage]

Your welcome, I appreciate that.

[@adrianos2526]

I have a nassian patrol from 1990 2milion kilometer so far only changsd tires

[@sultanniazi2394]

I have an 80 series LC in Pakistan. Diesel. Has 1.6 million miles. Original engine. It’s a tank. And still going back home.

[@VikingsGarage]

That’s freaking awesome!! 🤘🏻

[@NKPGarage]

Have owned many high mileage Land cruisers over the last 30yrs. They are indeed impressive.

[@VikingsGarage]

Absolutely!!

[@olsonkyle]

I just picked up a 1992 FJ80 from the original owner with 375K on the clock for $5K. It runs perfect. The PO took unbelievable care of it. Looking forward to another 200K on this baby!

[@VikingsGarage]

Hell yeah, sweet find!!

[@scottsmith6571]

I change oil regularly I’m hoping for 500k on fac engine 2011 lx570

[@VikingsGarage]

You should, where you at now mileage wise?

[@charlesshankle3178]

This is why I am looking for one.

[@VikingsGarage]

Totally worth it, solid and super comfortable. 👍🏻

[@poisonouspython1410]

Wait it needed a new engine at 414k miles? That's oddly low, the 2uz powered trucks do a 750k - a million miles on original engines.

[@VikingsGarage]

Yup, I personally think I was pushing the oil change intervals too much. If you do the math not enough Oil changes vs the mileage. I have to agree with you the 2uz is basically “bullet proof”

[@562Omar]

My 1993 Toyota FZJ80 Land Cruiser is just barely breaking in at 250,000 miles on the odometer.

[@VikingsGarage]

Those are sweet rigs , 250k and I’m sure it’s running like a clock. Thank you for watching

[@Amazingeverything99]

My 2013 cruiser has over 460, 000 kilometers currently bought it brand new and i absolutely beat the crap out of it all day long nothing needed replacing Although i change oil every 4000 kilometers Transmission oil was changed overthe years regularly I maintain my car regularly and the engine is healthy as hell even now its a breeze to drive absolute tank I am so in love witj it i even bought another one its 2019 and has just over 15000 kilometers its a pretty boy and a time capsule now i know its gona last 40 more years 😅

[@VikingsGarage]

👏🏻👏🏻

[@loveydovey4u]

Heard these are made to last 25 years in third world countries!! 10 sets of brakes?! Thats a lot of city driving

[@VikingsGarage]

and they sure do last that long.

[@andrespatino2761]

That's for most Toyotas in general.

[@dustinkauffman5868]

08 Lexus ES350.. Coming up on 307,000 and runs amazing... Doesn't burn a drop of oil

[@VikingsGarage]

I believe it 100% , that’s actually one of the best motors Toyota/Lexus has put out in recent years. Thank you for sharing, keep on racking them up. 😉

[@QnA22]

I just bought a 2008 lc200 with 78k miles.... I've got some driving to do.

[@VikingsGarage]

Right on! Congrats on the new ride!!

[@QnA22]

@@VikingsGarage Thanks VG, am looking forward to doing so. 1st some more KZbin clips on how to modify it. Snorkel, Android Radio etc

[@VikingsGarage]

Enjoy!!

[@MrT-nh6di]

Reliability is definitely a 10, one of the best SUV ever manufactured.

[@VikingsGarage]

💯

[@Hamza_AlMaliki06]

damn, theres actually one on carfax right now that has 498,500 miles

[@VikingsGarage]

😱

[@handyhermit8659]

You should make short videos here on high mileage trucks you get in the shop. And make highlights on Instagram. Would be very interesting to see how many high mileage trucks come in the shop!!!

[@VikingsGarage]

I do like that idea, you would be amazed how often we actually see stuff with over 300k. Great idea, will keep in mind. Cheers!

[@alexchea]

Awesome content. Where is your shop in NJ?

[@VikingsGarage]

We are located in Green Brook NJ

[@MaxManUtd]

Hi, I was wondering if you had to replace timing chain at any point in LC200 with such high mileage? (On the first engine of course)

[@VikingsGarage]

Same timing chain, never touched. 👍🏻

[@MaxManUtd]

@@VikingsGarage wow, thanks for reply mate! Enjoy your day

[@BradThePitts]

How much might it cost to replace this engine? I'll assume the replacement engine is used.

[@VikingsGarage]

it was a used replacement, not completely sure but a little less then $10 k.

[@scottsmith6571]

Engine abt 12k-13 for low mile engine plus take out an Install

[@moyassarmohammed6245]

I had Toyota Avalon Limited 2005 until I sold it with 265,000 miles on it. The new owner still drives it. Cars run without any problems. The only common problem was the oxygen sensor 2 bank 1 after the catalyst. Nothing else.

[@VikingsGarage]

That’s awesome, with proper maintenance the sky is the limit! Thank you for sharing your story.

[@andrewvillanueva3722]

My lexus ls430 2001 330,000 miles original engine and transmission.

[@VikingsGarage]

That’s awesome 👏🏻

[@dr.emilschaffhausen4683]

Does this vehicle get the transmission fluid flushed or drained/filled?

[@VikingsGarage]

The answer is yes, change your transmission fluid,always. Your best bet is to drain it to a container that you can measure it and refill same amount.

[@steeppee]

in the UAE theres a guy with a land cruiser prado with 1 million miles

[@VikingsGarage]

I believe it. Do you know what year it is?

[@steeppee]

@@VikingsGarage 1998 but he would go across the country for work everyday

[@biancabailon4181]

I am looking into a 2002 with 358k miles, you said you’d get one but they’re expensive to maintain- I’m thinking there’s no monthly car payment so I rather put aside for needed routine maintenance- would you agree?

[@VikingsGarage]

Very much so.

[@biancabailon4181]

Thank you!! :)

[@carlmenzel8744]

Sorry to disappoint you but I've got one thanks way above that's my father's 1996 75 series cab chassis with 900,000 km's and climbing it's got the inline 6 4.2 litre hz diesel engine which runs well and doesn't look like stopping any time soon

[@VikingsGarage]

No surprise there or disappointment. That’s such a cool story,thank you for sharing. I appreciate you watching!

[@wesammansour1486]

A Nissan Frontier had 1million miles on it,and still running strong.

[@VikingsGarage]

Really, what kind of engine?

[@wesammansour1486]

@@VikingsGarage really not sure..I think it was the 4. 0 v6 It's on youtube

[@VikingsGarage]

Wow, that is pretty wild. Cool, I’ll look it up. Thank you for sharing

[@wesammansour1486]

@@VikingsGarage my pleasure

[@pianoplayer56723]

@@VikingsGarage Was a 4 cylinder with a manual transmission. Nissan gave him a free new one. www.motortrend.com/news/million-mile-2007-nissan-frontier-traded-brand-new-2020-frontier/

[@chief1193]

Wouldn’t have to replace engine if he change oil every 5k instead of 10k. 34 oil changes came to over 10k on average.

[@VikingsGarage]

I couldn’t agree more. I said the same exact thing. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@Bayoustate2011]

My '07 Toyota Camry SE with a 2.4L is going on 310k miles and the repairs are piling high so I can only imagine what 500k will be like

[@VikingsGarage]

It gets to a point in which one as to gauge on far one is willing to spent to prove a point. 310k 👏🏻👏🏻 very impressive

[@alexdoherty2878]

i got a 2018 land crusier with 128k on it. have u seen any with issues with the ones 2016-2021?

[@VikingsGarage]

Honestly, not a single issue I can think of. This vehicles are super solid. Get your maintenance done on time, change your fluids. Worn suspension components and you’ll get to 500k, no problem. 😉

[@soundautomatic1]

Wow, what does he do for work to put 90k miles a year on his rig?

[@VikingsGarage]

I believe he’s in the paint business. 👍🏻

[@bartzabrocki5985]

I have a ‘07 LX 470 with 390k miles on the original drivetrain; a little squeaky and possible lifter tick when cold. Also have a ‘99 GS300 with 43k miles that is sewing machine smooth and a ‘15 RX 350 with 54k miles thats very bland 😆

[@VikingsGarage]

Toyota family right there, actually I meant Lexus! Awesome stuff. I would go thicker on the oil for the LX , to reduce that lifter noise ( Lucas additive/hint hint) Thank you for watching!

[@markabr13]

Very cool video! If you have the chance, you should follow up on this truck as it passes more mileage milestones.

[@VikingsGarage]

That is the plan, last time I saw it… it had 591k. Still going. I will do a follow up video.

[@harry-qy2fz]

Theres one over at my region selling for about just over UD30k+.. with 147km (not miles).. Is it worth it?

[@VikingsGarage]

Absolutely, this things are like tanks. Build to last.

[@thejunkyardmechanicwilliam7848]

My 07 Avalon 384

[@VikingsGarage]

Savage! That Toyota reliability. 👏🏻

[@andrel5428]

It was a brand new engine replacement or used??

[@VikingsGarage]

A used unit with low mileage (60k I believe)

[@andrel5428]

thank you@@VikingsGarage

[@MacawAviculture]

Hi, great video! Did you replace the starter, secondary air injection pumps, front and rear main seals, and catalytic converters? I am surprised there is not more rust underneath this Cruiser! Land Cruisers are easily the best built car ever made, but the maintenance and be VERY expensive if you plan on keeping it for this many miles!

[@VikingsGarage]

It’s very expensive to drive and maintain indeed. Driving a Landcruiser is a statement. All the service records I had access to,were discussed at the end of the video. Original Cats I’m pretty sure. That same truck is now at 600k by the way.

[@MacawAviculture]

@@VikingsGarage thank you!

[@scottsmith6571]

Should at least be 100 oil changes = why new engine needed

[@VikingsGarage]

Check engine light coolant getting pass the head gasket. Ran it too hot which warped the heads. Plus he also had a pretty nasty valve train noise . If you ask me I think if he was a little more religious with the oil changes that wouldn’t have happen. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@lesklower7281]

There is another toyota in New Zealand that has many more miles on it than this toyota it is a toyota corolla 1993 and it has just done 2000000 kilometers which is aprox.1200000 miles original engine and gearbox

[@VikingsGarage]

If this is true, someone needs to get it on video 😱 👏🏻

[@mondo_stunts27]

220,000 miles on my 2uz, hopefully get 500,000 🙏🤞

[@VikingsGarage]

Awesome, you’ll get there I’m sure.

[@countyline81]

Did he get a Toyota crate?

[@VikingsGarage]

No Sir, low mileage Used motor.

[@brandonmorris2513]

So engine air filters every 62,000 miles and oil changes every 15,000 miles. Bet he would've gotten more miles out of that first engine. 15,000 miles is too long , in my opinion. I do mine every 7,500 miles on my 2UZ and she doesn't leak, make any strange noises or smoke. Then again the 2UZ is bulletproof , but that 5.7 is mighty fine too.

[@VikingsGarage]

I agree, 15k way too much. 😬

[@golferpro1241]

I change my Toyota at 5,000.

[@almcdreamy2120]

King of car brand and reliability. American and European car brands always suck along the Chinese car brands.

[@VikingsGarage]

Amen!

[@recoucheable]

I have a 2018 Land Cruiser with 120K miles ... have a way to go to get to half a million.

[@VikingsGarage]

Absolutely!!

[@belfastconor8521]

346k on an 03 4Runner V8. Original engine and transmission. Burns no oil. Have little weep from a transfer case o-ring.

[@VikingsGarage]

Solid cars, that’s a lot of trouble free miles for sure. Thank you for sharing.

[@Brararaf101]

ever change trans fluid or is it still orig asking cause i had old camry over 300k w orig fluid i wonder what to do with new one with the trans fluid

[@VikingsGarage]

If your asking me, transmission fluid regardless of what anyone says, must be replaced every 30k.

[@Peace7Truth]

What years?!?

[@devanrogers3133]

You will get this same experience with the Lexus LX570. They have the same motor and transmission. There are only 2 main differences. The overall quality is better with the Lexus. The ride and drivabilty is MUCH better on the Lexus do to the "AHC" Suspension System. It's a hydraulic system and not an air system. Therfore, It is not unreliable like the Air Suspension Systems in Range Rovers. The globes have to be replaced every 120kish miles ballpark. The Lexus LX570 comes with higher Maintence costs as well unless you have a vehicle lift in your garage. That's because Lexus has a higher Maintence Cost then Toyota however no where near as bad as Land Rover, BMW, Mercedes, Audi, Porsche etc. I'm about to buy a 2014 LX570 because I test drove a 2016 Land Cruiser recently and the transmission was shifting like shit and overall the quality didn't match the price. The used LX570's are cheaper than the LC so other than slightly higher Maintence costs the LX570 is better in every single way.

[@VikingsGarage]

👏🏻 Super good and fair comparison. Thank you for sharing!

[@TheRealHungryJoe]

Saw the title..! Liked and subbed!!!!!!!!!

[@VikingsGarage]

Thank you Sir, I appreciate you.

[@TheRealHungryJoe]

@@VikingsGarage I’m in the market and when I sat in one of these bad boys, I feel in love. built solid. I have all Toyota’s, my 2011 Highlander has 174K still runs great. ‘00 Sienna with 207K... ‘07 Corolla 200K miles! Great channel

[@VikingsGarage]

I do agree, once you get to spend some time with it you begging to understand the hype and what it represents for Toyota. You got quite the fleet, that’s awesome.

[@TheRealHungryJoe]

@@VikingsGarage they do live up to the hype. May not be luxurious like Lexus but practical and reliable. Got them for a good price. One specific work vehicle , two personal vehicles. Keep up the cool videos ! This page is going to be useful to maintain mine !

[@VikingsGarage]

❤️

[@jasonmccann257]

Thanks for the video, and sharing this 3UR's service record Viking . Obviously you have a good report with this 3UR and that is awesome. I own a FZJ80 w/250,000 on the original engine, & a 2004 LX470 w/217,000 on the original engine. Both are still daily's - I'm getting ready to my sell 2016 4Runner and purchase a 2011 L.C with 118,000 on the odometer. This video you took the time to make, really helped ease some of my concerns on purchasing the 2011 b/c these 200's are still selling for serious coin now that they are being discontinued in the U.S. -So he got 414,000 miles out the original engine? How was the vehicle driving before you swapped engines, and how was it afterwards? - How much more complex is the 200 series engine to wrench on compared to the 80's & 100 series engine? - Do the service records show if the starter was ever replaced? If so, around what mileage. - Why does he regret, not rebuilding the original engine? Thanks

[@VikingsGarage]

Wow lots of questions, will try to do my best to answer them all. Regrets due to now , not having original-engine.for kudos points I’m sure -starter was replaced around the engine replacement time frame. They are all fairly easy to wrench on, solid and reliable cars. Best bang for your buck, guaranteed. Yes the engine was replaced at 414k ( noisy valve train plus burning coolant thru the head gasket) Thank you for sharing your story. I hope this helps. I hope as well I found a subscriber in you. Good luck on your purchase.

[@jasonmccann257]

@@VikingsGarage fo sho!

[@jasonmccann257]

Viking I apologize, I forgot to ask you when I originally left this comment. The 2011 w/118k miles I'm looking at, is a 2 owner cruiser, and it has had all the service work done at Toyota. They are wanting $35k for it. Does this sound priced accordingly if the pre-purchase inspection checkouts good? I just thought I'd ask an indy mechanic that works on L.C.'s instead of a dealership b/c the prices for these 200 series are all over the place now that Toyota has discontinued them in the U.S.

[@VikingsGarage]

Honestly 35k is not bad at all, right now is a terrible time to buy cars. But I thing you got a good deal there Sir

[@jasonmccann257]

You rock! I appreciate you taking the time to reply!

[@kimpeter7934]

I bought a 07, LX470, 230k miles on it, impeccable service records through a Lexus dealer. I didn’t even think twice about the miles.

[@VikingsGarage]

I wouldn’t either, sweet ride. Lexus offers what I believe to be one if not the best product out there. Good luck with it and many miles full of smiles!

[@chief1193]

Man, I just hit 7k miles on my 2021. I guess I have a ways to go.

[@VikingsGarage]

😂

[@jmrider6078]

That’s not the highest mileage land cruiser, here in New Zealand and Australia we get 1 million + kms out of the 200 series

[@VikingsGarage]

I believe you, then I should change it to highest mileage land cruiser in the USA. Thank you for sharing. I appreciate you watching

[@mountainviewvintage386]

I love my 207 fj cruiser..190k mileage and runs like new. Cool that a couple tundras out there here on youtube have clocked a MILLION MILES! Right on!

[@VikingsGarage]

That’s freaking awesome, Toyota’s are built right.

[@TheNunoCruz]

Rav4 2.2d 2015. 32k km... ain’t getting there anytime soon 😂

[@VikingsGarage]

🤣🤣 2.2d sounds like a sweet setup. That Land Cruiser probably has 502,000 miles by now. Thank you for watching buddy.

[@bittertruth201]

Do you change transmission oil and for how many miles are recommended to change? Thank You

[@VikingsGarage]

Every 60k or 90k. Not my Land Cruiser.

[@CRD250]

How much fuel for 500'000 in that? :D

[@VikingsGarage]

A small fortune I’m sure . Lol

[@ONeal397]

Where in NJ are you

[@VikingsGarage]

Northern NJ , Mount olive area. Why you ask?

[@ONeal397]

@@VikingsGarage I noticed the plates I'm only half an hour away from you

[@VikingsGarage]

That’s awesome

[@VikingsGarage]

I appreciate you watching the video, I need all the support I can get

[@and7976]

it's running a bit hot, it shouldn't run above 1/3

[@VikingsGarage]

It would surprise me, I believe we did change the Thermostat in that visit. Very good observation. Thank you for watching and I appreciate your support.

[@VikingsGarage]

I believe 1/2 point is still ok, anything above that. Get it checked out.

[@jaymoar3561]

What’s the year?

[@VikingsGarage]

2011

[@joyridaz]

Scary math, 500k /13.5mpg @ $4gallon = yikes…. Well I’m at 202k on my 2009 LX and going strong! My front seat is much much much worse than that one. Amazing trucks!

[@VikingsGarage]

Expensive indeed! Yeah my seat is getting pretty beat up at 154k on my 4runner. Thank you for watching.

[@sebastianromero420]

I’m sure It wasn’t $4 a gallon for 99% of those miles

[@maythom]

That’s impressive! But he really paid well over $100k just in gas😬

[@VikingsGarage]

Oh believe me, I’m aware of that too. Makes me cringe. I guess when you can , it doesn’t matter. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@VikingsGarage]

Crazy expensive venture for sure. 🤑

[@ataroosa8271]

Bmw 3 series e90 205000 2008

[@VikingsGarage]

Very nice

[@samman4602]

280,000 on my 1999 LX470😊

[@shonemathewjoseph8881]

The lesser the engine cylinder its better. More cylinders means more moving parts which equals more wear and tear. Thats why you see 4 cylinder toyota corollas and camrys reach 500k to 1 million miles with the original engine and the transmission.

[@mrt2734]

Landcruiser is Still the King of SUVIES.

[@VikingsGarage]

Best SUV money can buy.. 🤘🏻

[@ruggeddude1560]

FOR ALL YOU TOYOTA PEOPLE. I HAVE ONE WORD FOR YOU LOOK UP AND CROWN VICTORIA POLICE CARS AND THEIR MILES AS POLICE CARS AND CABS

[@VikingsGarage]

You People?? I actually started my career at a Lincoln/mercury dealership. We saw plenty of limo/cab cars with over 600k. 😉

[@R2Gmotorsports]

If he did his timing belts it would not have needed the engine I feel like

[@VikingsGarage]

It’s a timing chain Sir.

[@ibrahimqari9189]

if he took more care the engine would easily last 1million miles, and it has to be highway miles.

[@VikingsGarage]

I do agree, yes lots of highway driving.

[@rujumbaherman]

500,000 miles.....wooooow

[@V_For_Vigilante]

414,000 miles

[@VikingsGarage]

Very Nice!

[@鸡山-o2x]

For the mileage, gas already cost more than the car😂

[@VikingsGarage]

Without a doubt, he could have bought a house by now. 😄

[@Justin1020304]

Damn when you said way more than 400 I was like damn okay probably has 700+ disappointed to only see 500 lol. Still amazing though, but expected

[@Justin1020304]

Have a 1994 Camry XLE 1MZFE with 344k on it. Runs amazing still

[@VikingsGarage]

Sorry to disappoint, same truck now pushing 535k 😉

[@VikingsGarage]

344k 👏🏻 that’s awesome

[@C.Lopez-SWFL-Off-Road-Trucks]

No sorpresa para mí

[@VikingsGarage]

Mejor coche alguna vez creado.

[@C.Lopez-SWFL-Off-Road-Trucks]

@@VikingsGarage claro que si

[@VikingsGarage]

Gracias por mirar El video,y agradezco su apoyo !

[@mazmasan1]

i have more than 560000 km lc200 2009

[@VikingsGarage]

That’s awesome. Thank you for sharing

[@Victorf1768]

Diesel?

[@mazmasan1]

@@Victorf1768 patrol v6

[@rujumbaherman]

Probably 500,000kms

[@VikingsGarage]

Its 500,000 miles, we live in the USA . We have Been servicing this vehicle from day one.

[@rujumbaherman]

@@VikingsGarage amazing absolutely amazing

[@VikingsGarage]

I know right! I appreciate your support!

[@rujumbaherman]

​@VikingsGarage thank u for this brilliant content

[@VikingsGarage]

@rujumbaherman Thank you 🙏🏻

[@xmas4116]

These things start the engine run-in at 200000miles 😂

[@VikingsGarage]

Ain’t that the truth 🤣

[@xmas4116]

@@VikingsGarage yes 😂😂