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Toyota Land Cruiser Pricing and Specs

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$75,600*
Toyota Land Cruiser
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The Toyota Landcruiser is available from $75,600 to $146,910 for the 2025 range of models in SUV, Single Cab and Dual Cab body types.

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Year Price From* Price To*
2026 $75,600 $146,910
2025 $75,600 $146,910
2024 $70,290 $154,770
2023 $66,990 $153,120
2022 $62,920 $146,300
2021 $61,600 $151,360
2020 $56,430 $147,180
2019 $53,570 $143,330
2018 $51,480 $140,580
2017 $48,730 $99,220
2016 $45,870 $90,640
2015 $42,570 $82,720
2014 $39,050 $77,110
2013 $35,860 $71,500
2012 $33,330 $67,210
2011 $31,240 $60,280
2010 $29,700 $56,980
2009 $26,620 $54,120
2008 $25,520 $51,370
2007 $13,750 $53,350
2006 $12,650 $51,370
2005 $16,940 $50,160
2004 $17,050 $47,520
2003 $16,610 $46,530
2002 $7,920 $45,540
2001 $7,260 $41,030
2000 $7,260 $36,850
1999 $6,710 $33,440
1998 $6,710 $33,440
1997 $6,710 $33,440
1996 $6,710 $33,440
1995 $6,710 $33,440
1994 $6,710 $33,440
1993 $6,710 $33,440
1992 $5,060 $33,440
1991 $3,300 $32,560
1990 $3,300 $32,560
1989 $3,300 $21,340
1988 $3,300 $21,340
1987 $3,300 $21,340
1986 $3,300 $21,340
1985 $4,290 $21,340
1984 $4,510 $11,440
1983 $4,510 $11,440
1982 $4,510 $9,900
1981 $4,290 $8,690
1980 $4,290 $8,690
1979 $4,510 $7,480
1978 $4,180 $7,480
1977 $4,070 $7,480
1976 $3,850 $6,270
1975 $3,300 $5,830
1974 $2,640 $5,500
1973 $2,640 $5,280
1972 $2,640 $4,840
1971 $2,640 $4,620
1970 $2,640 $4,400
1969 $2,640 $4,180
1968 $2,640 $4,070
1967 $2,640 $4,070
1966 $2,640 $4,070
1965 $2,640 $4,070

Toyota Landcruiser FAQs

My 2019 Toyota LandCruiser VX head unit is blanking out

This type of thing is certainly not an uncommon fault, but whether it’s more common in Toyotas is another question altogether. Certainly, Toyota has not recalled the vehicle to fix this problem, nor am I aware of a service bulletin (much more likely than a safety recall for a dud head unit).

But the good news is that there are specialist companies out there that fix problems like this one. You remove your head unit, send it away and it returns fully functioning and tested, ready to reinstall. Flickering and dropping out are both common faults in modern head units, but both can be fixed by the right specialist.

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2006 Toyota LandCruiser 200 Series lost power towing uphill

If the engine power has returned since this episode, I’d be willing to suggest that what happened is that the vehicle had gone into limp-home mode. This happens when something like the transmission or engine becomes hot enough that to continue at normal pace might cause damage to the vehicle. It’s the car’s way of saving its own life, if you like. When it does, you can expect a warning light and a reduction in power, just as you experienced.

Towing a caravan up hills is a great way to get a transmission really hot, or even a turbocharged engine such as the one in your LandCruiser. If the vehicle returned to normal once it had cooled down, then you shouldn’t have any ongoing problems, but another oil change and perhaps transmission service might be a good idea as these fluids can lose their mojo once they’ve been really hot even once.

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Is a dual-cab Toyota LandCruiser that's done 320,000km a worthy buy?

The Toyota LandCruiser is one of those vehicles that defies conventional wisdom by being super long-lived. It kind of depends on which model LandCruiser you’re talking about, but if it’s a diesel-engined version, there’s every chance that it still has lots of life left in it at 320,000km.

That presumes, of course, that it has been serviced correctly and has not been used to drag an excavator on a trailer at 110km/h every day of its life. Any vehicle with this many kilometres needs a very careful pre-purchase inspection but, being a LandCruiser, the cost of this inspection is warranted where it may not be on many other makes and models.

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