2019 Toyota Landcruiser Reviews

The Land Cruiser Troop Carrier has been around for donkey's years - it's part of Toyota's legendary 70 Series range - but it was last refreshed in 2016 as part of the line-up's rejuvenation at the time. Its 4WDing heritage is undeniable and this tourer's status as a solid bush-tourer is further bolstered by Toyota's reputation for reliability.

The Toyota LandCruiser is a deadset off-roading legend, its reputation built on a lifetime of reliability, toughness, capability, not to mention the availability of Toyota parts Australia-wide.The 200 Series has been around for more than a decade and, until the 300 Series arrives here in about two years, it's your only option if you want to climb into a brand-new Cruiser.Toyota reckons the 200 is the “King off the road” so we took it into the bush to test that claim. Is the 200 actually still any good? Or does it now rely too much on technology, rather than old-school mechanicals?Read on.

I got a fair few comments driving the Prado this week. Mostly about the size. From, "Gosh it's big!" and "How can you park it?" to "I love big cars!" and "I can't stand big cars." It's a personal thing, right? You either want/need a large car or you don't. And you're clearly on this page because you do.