Toyota Land Cruiser Reviews

Toyota celebrates the Land Cruiser and the Subaru Legacy rolls on.

You do get a white leather interior though.

We love Toyota's big brute, but we can't get over that price tag.

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We're big fans of The FJ Company here at Autoblog. The outfitter builds some pretty sweet restomod Toyota off-roaders. Late last year, we were lucky enough to drive a 1981 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ43. It was a big dose of nostalgia right to the pleasure centers of the brain. While that particular FJ — the company's Signature model — would set you back at least $200,000, The FJ Company does offer vehicles with less eye-watering price tags. No matter the cost, each model is pains

What would you pay for the most perfect Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40 in the world? Not a nut-and-bolt restoration, not a customized one, but a factory original 1978 FJ40 that's spent all of its life in good hands. Right now, it seems the price must be six-figure.

Is this the $210,900 restomod for you?

Old School lets you stay below the radar in a $200k vintage Toyota Land Cruiser

You won't find anything else like it.

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The Toyota Land Cruiser has been around for more than half a century, but have Toyota executives given up on the high-end SUV?

This is an all-weather cruiser for both the street and trail.

Sorry Bentley, but this is the world's fastest SUV.

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An Ohio company will modify the vehicles with heavily upgraded mechanicals, armor, and new communications and command equipment.