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NEW Toyota Land Cruiser review – the ultimate 4×4? | What Car?

In this evaluation of the new Toyota Land Cruiser we drive it on and off road to see what it resembles.

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32 responses to “NEW Toyota Land Cruiser review – the ultimate 4×4? | What Car?”

  1. @darrenbodfish4591 Avatar
    @darrenbodfish4591

    Love the new Land Cruiser & with Toyota reliability 💪🏻💪🏻

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  2. @jansefran1752 Avatar
    @jansefran1752

    Try Dacia Duster … You will be surprised.

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  3. @cristiandemirel1918 Avatar
    @cristiandemirel1918

    Hilux chassis and engine, Corolla interior and Mercedes price.

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    1. @lucassitanggang5154 Avatar
      @lucassitanggang5154

      1 more, Style Is Like Lexus

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    2. @darrenbodfish4591 Avatar
      @darrenbodfish4591

      @@cristiandemirel1918 Toyota reliability & warranty 🤷‍♂️

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    3. @r-luto Avatar
      @r-luto

      Toyota reliability

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    4. @TL-xw6fh Avatar
      @TL-xw6fh

      Plus build to last more than your lifetime.

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    5. @Mark-jz5ye Avatar
      @Mark-jz5ye

      Hilux isn’t even remotely related to prado? Are you stoned?

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  4. @MarthaMansbridge Avatar
    @MarthaMansbridge

    Everything about seems ‘middle of the road’ which, for the price they’re asking, just isn’t good enough. It’s not interesting or retro enough to want one on styling alone. No idea why’d they’d drop the circular head lights for anything other than the sold out first edition.

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    1. @itsthepens Avatar
      @itsthepens

      Absolutely spot on. If you want a capable SUV with iconic looks then this isn’t it. If you want one with superlative interior quality, this falls short. If you want one that is brilliant off-road there are multiple other options which are also better looking and better built. This would have to be ten to twenty grand cheaper to make it a viable proposition.

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  5. @crocosnz3322 Avatar
    @crocosnz3322

    Fascinating comparing to the yank reviews that basically get the Prado version but more or less the same badging.

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  6. @Shambles7698 Avatar
    @Shambles7698

    Love this land cruiser.
    Toyota really doing great job with this SUV

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    1. @TL-xw6fh Avatar
      @TL-xw6fh

      Factor in the luxury car tax, VED, insurance etc and this is a really expensive car to run.

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    2. @edvardfaleide5207 Avatar
      @edvardfaleide5207

      @@TL-xw6fh Compared to the Range Rovers and Land Rovers and their break downs and repair costs, those will be far more expensive after the first years…!

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  7. @JohnB-2021 Avatar
    @JohnB-2021

    Great vehicle for navigating the Atlas Mountains or just regular UK roads lol.

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  8. @bossadave Avatar
    @bossadave

    What you forget is that dependability and reliability is a luxury accolade in itself.

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    1. @superchargedpetrolhead Avatar
      @superchargedpetrolhead

      well the news coming out of america and australia on the new landcruisers have been far from the usual “toyota reliability”

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    2. @bossadave Avatar
      @bossadave

      @ that is a shame.

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    3. @edvardfaleide5207 Avatar
      @edvardfaleide5207

      @@superchargedpetrolhead New model with new techs = always “child deseases”. Don`t by the brand new model of the first production year, whether Toyota or other brands! I`m always surprised that so many seem to believe that you HAVE to run fast and get the the new model from the very first model year. Unwise! The usual Toyota reliability sure will come, in the second or third year of the model!

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  9. @williammorris1384 Avatar
    @williammorris1384

    Thanks Doug; a fine review.
    £74,000 is a tad pricey; I’d spend one tenth of that and get an ok condition Range Rover L322 diesel . Better interior and as talented off road. Supremely more so, on it .

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  10. @matthewnightingale4675 Avatar
    @matthewnightingale4675

    I feel like a more comparable vehicle to this is the Grenadier, which was only mentioned briefly – not the Defender. Yes the prices may be similar but they are designed for different purposes and customers.

    Defender – G Class
    Land Cruiser – Grenadier

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  11. @sidrens5292 Avatar
    @sidrens5292

    It’s a fantastic beast but the new version appears pretty dated in aesthetic which is a shame. However, as a work horse maybe that’s not important!

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  12. @davo3138 Avatar
    @davo3138

    It’s not a SUV, it’s a 4×4, which with the right tyres, will get to the outback and be able to return and not breakdown, then it’s a no brainer for a new vehicle

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    1. @danwhite7264 Avatar
      @danwhite7264

      Not according to the “carsales” review. A mud puddle caused it to fail and be sent back to the dealer on a tow truck. Reliable unless you go offroad 😉

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  13. @1northsparrow246 Avatar
    @1northsparrow246

    What happened to the two door model? The Prado has offered a 2 door version for decades. The 40/20/40 second row has also disappeared.

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  14. @MB-rt5bx Avatar
    @MB-rt5bx

    Love the styling on this. And given the good reputation, this should do really well.

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  15. @tommynuel Avatar
    @tommynuel

    It’s an off-road vehicle WhatCar!! What’s with the nitpicking 😂

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  16. @noctilucent7396 Avatar
    @noctilucent7396

    “Muh real land cruiser muh real land cruiser muh real land cruiser muh muh muh” – 200 series Station wagon owners in denial that 70s and prados are also land cruisers

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  17. @QussaiALBONY Avatar
    @QussaiALBONY

    You have got to make a video on the twingo mk1. Specifically, 1.2 16v 75hp AMT (Automated manual transmission). Enjoy and thank me later.

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  18. @angelmunoz3709 Avatar
    @angelmunoz3709

    Heads up for any one thats been here…. minute 9:15… he mentioned that next year the 2.8L 1GD-FTV will gain the 48V mild Hybrid system…. please everyone… watch the australian Reviewss before buying the mild hybrid… you loose so much boot space because of the position of the bateries… so please check it out… It is terrible what they have done to the boot

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  19. @urbanstrencan Avatar
    @urbanstrencan

    For me, Toyota nailed the design and mechanical updates to the new Land Cruiser. It’s just too bad that the engine choice is just one diesel here in Europe.
    But still, for me, this is king of proper 4X4 😉
    Great video keep it up 😀

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  20. @jamesm6341 Avatar
    @jamesm6341

    Wow you guys are lucky. We already got the 48v system in Australia. Buy that one before Toyota put 48v.

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