Our family's 2000 LX470 hits Cars & Bids on Friday. It has less than 100K miles and is in great condition. It is has all the options. My Mom drove it for most of its life...
Drove my 80 series around Australia in early 90ies not one breakdown,one puncture not a car fault, wish still had the vehicle, but it's 2023 and moved on to a fortuner d4d which suits ok.
A bit wider and longer and heavier, But just as rugged as the 70 series. Swap a 5 Spd manual and it's also bullet proof. 4.5 Lt engine not as efficient as the 4 Lt V6 (Older 3F and 4.5 engines, also) but might last longer, Both are exelent choices
I have a 40th anniversary 80series have done 452000 kms it’s So good to know. When ya in this vehicle you know you always. Get. Home. I just love it xxxx
Not even remotely close to being the most powerful. However, the 80 Series is definitely the most reliable SUV ever made! I own 1 that my father recently gave me that he had just LS swapped, because he found a diesel. I'm selling it, in Vancouver! I'm only in my 20s and have a 2019 5th gen 4Runner TRD Off Road that is my overland adventure/winter driving rig! I also have an FJ Cruiser I have had since I was 16 that my local Toyotasays has the lowest mileage they ever see on any FJ Cruiser, so I keep her maintained to sell for a fortune some day lol I love the 80 Series, but i'm not comfortable driving full-size trucks, off road, sadly.
The poster clearly does not mean powerful as in engine power. He means powerful as in strong, durable and reliable. The 80-series is generally regarded as the most capable Land Cruiser ever. When the 300-series was being developed they used the 80-series as a benchmark.
@@electrikoptik Sorry, but in vehicle terms, saying "most power" or "most powerful" is CLEARLY referring to horsepower and/or torque. There is no "power" reference for durability. That term would be "most reliable", but the Lexus GX officially has that crown
@@lunamaria1048 This video is clearly made by some non native english speaker and uses AI voiceover. The GX is a Prado. The Prado (GX) is an excellent vehicle but it is not on the same level as its bigger brother (the 200/300-series).
@@electrikoptik I'm a non native English speaker. I speak 2 Asian languages and learned English last. All languages where cars are bought and sold aware horse power and torque. The only change is metric or imperial units systems, but no language uses the word "power" to refer to reliability. The fact is you are just a combative dipstick that can't speak for others. Putting a HUGE amount of energy into a non issue that is so insignificant that I'll forget about it before I move on to another video. Try leaving mom's basement and getting a job
I have seen a Camry with 1.5 million Kilometers ( 950000 Miles ), the owner claimed that he had never touched the engine except regular oil and filter changes.
My Land Cruiser has One million miles and still rocks to this day
Guess I'm still breaking mine in a 210k :)
Not broken in intill you get to 500 k shark
I hope one day, my Camry can go a million kilometers and over.
It's not a SUV, its a body on frame with two solid axles and triple lockers beast! Best onroad/offroad vehicle ever made!
It's a comfortable Station Wagon body over an utility 4x4 chassis. This is the original definition of a SUV.
It is an SUV, it’s how SUV’s used to be.
Timeless Best SUV
270k on my 92, still runs strong. Every weekend working to make it better.
Land cruiser vx is one of the best car japan manufactured early of 1990's
Best 4WD Ever Built!
Wow!! My favorite car!!😮
Our family's 2000 LX470 hits Cars & Bids on Friday. It has less than 100K miles and is in great condition. It is has all the options. My Mom drove it for most of its life...
Real strong and rigid car..thumbs up!
I loved that series
Toyota Land Cruiser 80 still the best!
The narration is hilarious 😂
It's like a indestructible Casio watch
I want one
Love the 200 series photos mistakenly added 🤣
Drove my 80 series around Australia in early 90ies not one breakdown,one puncture not a car fault, wish still had the vehicle, but it's 2023 and moved on to a fortuner d4d which suits ok.
I'm sorry to hear of your loss. Good engineering never gets old. Cheers
The inner of the lower tailgate is infact the same part as the 60 series lower inner tailgate..
In the US yes but in other countries it is the 70 series like the BJ73 Land Cruiser.
A bit wider and longer and heavier, But just as rugged as the 70 series. Swap a 5 Spd manual and it's also bullet proof. 4.5 Lt engine not as efficient as the 4 Lt V6 (Older 3F and 4.5 engines, also) but might last longer, Both are exelent choices
My 80 has 255000km done excellent 4 x 4
what song is that in the background?
I purchased mine a bit rusty and with 123k miles on it. The only thing that failed on it is 1 of the OLD MAN EMU STRUTS.
...the 80th series....
I have a 40th anniversary 80series have done 452000 kms it’s So good to know. When ya in this vehicle you know you always. Get. Home. I just love it xxxx
This video feels like it was written, voiced, edited and posted by AI. "Transformation of the salon"???
You skipped the 70 series?
60th and 80th series...hahaha 🤡🤪
Is this an AI created video or something? The information, terminology, and off facts made my head hurt listening to it.
I regret not buying an used one for $5,500.00 in Tacoma. 😒😩
In Tacoma wa ?
AI text-to-voice is getting better but not good enough to sit through this
Not even remotely close to being the most powerful. However, the 80 Series is definitely the most reliable SUV ever made! I own 1 that my father recently gave me that he had just LS swapped, because he found a diesel. I'm selling it, in Vancouver! I'm only in my 20s and have a 2019 5th gen 4Runner TRD Off Road that is my overland adventure/winter driving rig! I also have an FJ Cruiser I have had since I was 16 that my local Toyotasays has the lowest mileage they ever see on any FJ Cruiser, so I keep her maintained to sell for a fortune some day lol
I love the 80 Series, but i'm not comfortable driving full-size trucks, off road, sadly.
The poster clearly does not mean powerful as in engine power. He means powerful as in strong, durable and reliable. The 80-series is generally regarded as the most capable Land Cruiser ever. When the 300-series was being developed they used the 80-series as a benchmark.
@@electrikoptik Sorry, but in vehicle terms, saying "most power" or "most powerful" is CLEARLY referring to horsepower and/or torque. There is no "power" reference for durability. That term would be "most reliable", but the Lexus GX officially has that crown
@@lunamaria1048 This video is clearly made by some non native english speaker and uses AI voiceover. The GX is a Prado. The Prado (GX) is an excellent vehicle but it is not on the same level as its bigger brother (the 200/300-series).
@@electrikoptik I'm a non native English speaker. I speak 2 Asian languages and learned English last. All languages where cars are bought and sold aware horse power and torque. The only change is metric or imperial units systems, but no language uses the word "power" to refer to reliability.
The fact is you are just a combative dipstick that can't speak for others. Putting a HUGE amount of energy into a non issue that is so insignificant that I'll forget about it before I move on to another video.
Try leaving mom's basement and getting a job
Audio and visual do not seem to be related
There is no such model as the eighieth series it's eighty or sixty series, etc.
Chat GPT?
pff probably
Yeah that’s what I was wondering, what a hot mess of incorrect information amd terminology
I have seen a Camry with 1.5 million Kilometers ( 950000 Miles ), the owner claimed that he had never touched the engine except regular oil and filter changes.