With the rugged and emotional design you’d expect of a reborn icon, new Land Cruiser takes you anywhere you want to go. Built tough, with the reliability and all-terrain technology to redefine what’s possible, your next adventure starts here.
Retaining the original’s utility, the 20 added upgraded suspension and a range of body styles. A key export model, the Land Cruiser 20 helped establish Toyota’s global reputation for toughness.
With its rugged styling, white roof, wraparound rear windows and short overhangs, the distinctive 40 series was also the first Land Cruiser equipped with a two-speed transfer case, further improving off-road performance.
The 40 series was 25 years old when Toyota introduced the 70. More refined and luxurious than its predecessor, it retained the off-road capability and durability by now synonymous with the Land Cruiser name.
With independent front suspension for improved on-road dynamics, the versatile 90 updated the Land Cruiser concept with new technology and improved performance from a range of petrol and diesel engines.
The product of an intensive development programme that began in 1997, the 120 re-introduced distinctive Land Cruiser design. The styling concept was developed by ED2, Toyota’s advanced design centre in Europe.
Arriving in 2009, the 150 series combined outstanding durability with the unrivalled off-road performance fundamental to the Land Cruiser legend. Popular across the world, Land Cruiser continues to take people anywhere they need – or want – to go.
