New Land Cruiser

Sirrel Squirrel

Sirrel Squirrel

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You guys seen the 2024 Land Cruiser, I think it looks great and reminds me a bit of a Ford Bronco although the mild hybrid isn't out til 2025 in the UK, which is what I'd personally go for and no pricing yet but probably won't be too bad :confused:

mag.toyota.co.uk

2024 Toyota Land Cruiser: legendary DNA meets new tech

The new 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser focuses on its traditional strengths of quality, durability, and reliability to tackle the toughest conditions.
mag.toyota.co.uk mag.toyota.co.uk

 
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sither said:
This is awesome

www.carsguide.com.au

Forget LandCruiser 300 Series! Is Toyota going to go Bentley Bentayga or Rolls Royce Cullinan hunting with this new SUV? - Car News

Toyota has refreshed its luxurious Crown range with a divisive set of lifted sedans and SUVs as part of a realignment of its Japanese domestic luxury division, as well as a renewed export push for the nameplate, but the brand has even loftier expectations for its next SUV.
www.carsguide.com.au www.carsguide.com.au
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That does look awesome, would love to have a Century
 
sither said:
This is awesome

www.carsguide.com.au

Forget LandCruiser 300 Series! Is Toyota going to go Bentley Bentayga or Rolls Royce Cullinan hunting with this new SUV? - Car News

Toyota has refreshed its luxurious Crown range with a divisive set of lifted sedans and SUVs as part of a realignment of its Japanese domestic luxury division, as well as a renewed export push for the nameplate, but the brand has even loftier expectations for its next SUV.
www.carsguide.com.au www.carsguide.com.au
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Perfect for the blonde Karen who parked her Range Rover in the motorcycle bay at Tesco's yesterday as clearly she struggled with the walk of another 10m from a normal parking spot.
 
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geekman said:
I think that's wishful thinking - even used Land Cruisers are extremely expensive. Justifiably so, as they're probably the most reliable SUV you can buy, but definitely not an option for people on a budget.
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Was thinking more you can get better deals on PCP or lease when brand new vs the 2nd hand market, which is crazy on these
 
I don't think I have seen such a crazy used market with Land Cruisers compared to other cars even before COVID. I still also cannot understand why they are not popular in this country yet everywhere else they have a massive following.
 
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I might be tempted by one of these in a couple of years time, ideal for all my fishing gear, photography trips to the highlands and getting a large dog in…

Always loved Toyotas especially the hilux

The land cruisers always held their value really well too - I imagine these will be no different
 
adam cool dude said:
I don't think I have seen such a crazy used market with Land Cruisers compared to other cars even before COVID. I still also cannot understand why they are not popular in this country yet everywhere else they have a massive following.
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Land Cruisers just don't have a "premium" badge... so the repairs bills and monthly warranty payments are cheaper :p
 
They’ve pumped up the FJ Cruiser styling for this which I quite like but it’s not for everyone.

Obviously similar to the defender which does seem popular.

The Landcruiser 200 series was a premium vehicle and the workman versions were based on the 79 series still. Not sure quite where this is aimed if they will have a workmate version which is more rugged and a luxury variant (Sahara etc).
 
They almost but don't quite work for me - I'd quite like an updated Nissan Pathfinder (R51 not the newer one) but sadly they seem to be backing out the more ruggedised SUV market.
 
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