The New Toyota Land Cruiser is Better than I Thought It Would Be
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Toyota nailed it with this new Land Cruiser. It's the right size. It has proper style. And it's priced at a point that makes sense compared to the competition both internally and from other automakers. I'm officially a fan of this thing...
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I just got the exact same vehicle. After 1k miles I am 100% impressed. Way more than I thought. I have had them all but this is by far my favorite so far. I have had the older Land Cruiser 200, 4Runners and sequoias. Love the power, tech and comfort so far.
I love how it’s front bumper is divided into like 5 pieces.
If you ever get caught in a car crash then no need to replace whole bumper.
Same with rear bumper, no need to repaint vehicle if we get rear ended.
I guess the flip side of that is if its a big hit you get to buy 5 different sections at whatever price toyota wants to charge you lol
There's 1 electric motor in between the engine and transmission. The premium package on the LC gives you all the first edition gadgets except rock sliders, roof rack, thicker skid plantes and mud flaps. Love my LC w/premium pkg
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I 100% appreciate the tire rant. Toyota has been doing this for forever to its trucks. My 4runner TRD Off Road came with those same style tires. And I just dont have it in me to just go straight to the tire shop and replace them. It's such a waste of money. Just give the option to put All Terrains on anything with a ladder frame. Especially if it says Off-Road in the trim level. PS: BFG's are goated. Any argument otherwise is just for the sake of arguing.
You should see what they put stock on their most utilitarian landcruiser, the 70 series🤣💀
Truth- we both speak it 👌
I've actually sold the tires that came on a brand new vehicle about 4000 miles after I bought it. Couldn't stand the stock tires. It was 100% worth it for me.
@@quincyjones725 true of most vehicles tires are for mpg ratings Everybody in the know tire swaps for safety and performance
@@jamesnicol3831 All TRD Pro trims come stock with a all terrain. Just need to option to choose from factory for all Toyota trucks.
Here in South Africa, we get this with a diesel engine. It's very good in fuel and has heaps of torque from very low rpm's. Awesome vehicle 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I sat in the other day. It was small and cheap on the inside. Way overpriced for what you get. 4runner is a better option for cheaper lol
Great looking car, love the colour and the round headlights. Also those mud flaps are awesome, i never thought I'd be commenting on mud flaps but here we are.
Right?! I love them haha
Most intelligent and informative thank you also for not wearing a baseball cap backwards
Wes Borland doing reviews is something else
Bro I wish I could play guitar like him…
Great video. So funny and entertaining Definitely subscribing.
this is the base price in italy, at 15th of setember 2024 (100% diesel engine, no hybrid):
Nuovo Land Cruiser Da (IVA inclusa) € 84.000
Con TOYOTA EASY NEXT da € 899 al mese
TAN 6,99 % TAEG 7,53 %
47 rate con anticipo € 14.170
rata finale € 44.100
would you get it at this price point or a Lexus?
I think the LC200 will go down as a legend, especially now that early LC’s and LX’s are so cheap. That being said the LC250 is a good platform. It’s not perfect (battery placement wtf) and some people will dismiss it as a Prado, but it’s a solid rig and it looks pretty handsome.
What do you mean dismiss it as a Prado? I think in some countries this is named as such. It’s not a knock to call it a Prado either IMO.
It is never dismissed as a prado. There's nothing wrong with Prados, the rest of the world loves them.
Battery placement in the rear makes it 50/50 weight distribution. I love mine
I wish it came in a non hybrid version.
@@AA-vr8ez it does, just not in the US. We get the non hybrid 7 seat petrol and diesel versions globally but we don't get the hybrid
Would this be tougher then say a Yukon off rd. I mean it’s not as powerful but yes I’m trying to decide what I want
It’s true, I see a helicopter I hit like and subscribe
I would suspect the initial brake weirdness is probably related to regen for the hybrid system.
That’s a good point and it’s dumb I didn’t think of it
Well, I have the GX550 Overtrail, and the brakes on that are just amazing with nothing weird, so I figured that was the most likely difference.
There are no regenerative breaks on this car - the hybrid system in this model charges as part of the powertrain not the breaking system, I believe
I could be wrong - I thought the electric motor generator (between ICE and trans) did all the battery charging … upon further review it could be that the rear brakes charge … I work for Toyota but I am not a mechanic. This video covers the force max at high detail - www.google.com/gasearch?q=how%20does%20iforce%20max%20in%20land%20cruiser%20charge%20battery&source=sh/x/gs/m2/5#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:9dc603b2,vid:mmK-P5p0ISs,st:0
Would this be tougher then say a Yukon off rd. I mean it’s not as powerful but yes I’m trying to decide what I want . I also like the 4Runner trail hunter
In terms of capability? Yes, between the underbody protection, locking differentials, and disconnecting front stabilizer bar, it’s leaps and bounds ahead of a Yukon for off road work. Also the size is much better on trails.
This is a fantastic SUV but I’d rather get a Lexus GX550 Overtrail for a little more money, the new 4Runner coming out soon is also a great option for less money than the LC/GX
You're right 🙂
The problem Is not how good It Is, the problem Is that in Italy they ask 86k and more.
How does that compare to other vehicles in the segment? Do they offer the Bronco in Italy?
@@TheHooniverse Yes, we can buy it for 70k, a Wrangler takes 72k, 67k for a Defender. Entry level all of them, i believe that a Suzuki Jimny here takes as a 4runner in the USA. So I took a kzj 95 and I got all the fun I Need 😂😂😂
Not a too bad gas mileage but you need prenium gas... at the end you don't save that much money.... they should have enginnered the engin to be optimal with regular gas....
I don’t think the payload you report is accurate, I’ve read on forums that it is around 1100, and that is per the sticker by the door
It's interesting but sad it's so confusing, wish Toyota could clear it all up - Based on the sticker on the door of this one plus the published curb weight, my numbers are correct. BUT based on actual owner findings, it appears maybe that's not the case.
I have that vehicle, I’ve never had to push the ac button on just alway set at whatever temp I want and stays there, maybe something in settings? So far not much to complain about.
It’s doing it in the TRD Pro Tacoma I’m driving this week too… super weird
@@TheHooniverse yeah has to be in settings, I’ve never put ac on, just the temperature and it works.
@@TheHooniverse go to settings on screen the. Vehicle customization and hit climate, then select ac mode with auto. Then your good
Yep, found it on the Tacoma - it was in settings!
Regarding payload, please don't parrot the incorrect specs from Toyota. The website and press sheets are wrong. Owners have already taken their 250 on the scales and it comes out at around 5,560 lbs. That puts payload at 1,200 lbs (or so) max.
Jeff said GVWR is 6835lbs for the model he is driving, subtracting the claim of 5560 means a payload of about 1275.
@@ALMX5DP You see the issue, but why are you busting my balls about 75 lbs? The GVWR is what it is on the sticker and we all agree to that, but Jeff said curb weight is 5,038 lbs - which isn't true. So instead of the bulky 1,800 lbs of payload he says it has, based on Toyota's wrong figure, it actually has the 1,275 or so you agree with me on.
@@thelandcruiserproject no ball busting, just providing the calculation based on what you and Jeff said. I’m sure there will be different weights depending on spec or trim. Many different vehicle makes and models operate similarly.
I can only go off the numbers I see. But if owners are doing actual weighing that’s pretty damn important so that’s good info.
@@TheHooniverseYou're right. And shame on Toyota. The official specs online still show 36" of headroom for the LC, but 42" for the moonroof-less GX. The 36" is less headroom than a bz4x.
Don’t trust the power train. I’ll keep my 2022 4Runner Limited.
Not a fan of the stepped rear window, looks odd. Rear wiper needs to be positioned right to close top window hatch 😏 Front window way to steep. Gonna keep my 2012 Prado 3.0 Tdiesel for the foreseeable futures. Best of the last 😉
Helicopters rule.
Appreciate the video & work you put into it. 👍🏼 But the issue with the new 4 cyl turbo’d Toyotas isn’t the “fresh out of the box” performance, it’s the longevity.
Maybe on the turbo side, but the hybrid side I have zero worries - Toyota is one of the automakers with literal MILLIONS of miles on hybrid powertrains.
And back to the turbo side, most automakers have figured out small turbos by now. Honestly, I think we're good there... and I hope those words don't bite me in the butt, haha.
Front end looks meh. No v6 is sad. Gx is the better option when they iron out the engine kinks.
Land Cruiser is better for Preppers, More range and with a generator
What trail is this? I need to go here asap.
Maple Springs Truck Trail, brings you to the roof of Orange County haha
Love me a fucking dope ass helicopter
GX approach angle ruins it only 26 🤦🏻♂️
OEM tire choice here is to a large extent EPA ratings driven. The 1958 gets even crappier highway tires, which is EPA driven, but also a cost measure.
How is it better than the GX550 😂
By all the ways I literally say in the video...
@@TheHooniverse I think the GX550 Over trail is far better.
So do I. Which I also said in the video.
I think the Land Cruiser wins on price obviously, but the GX is the truck to get if you can afford it
Show more of outdoor scenery, less of you. You can talk all you want while showing outside. That way, many can finish your video without skipping it. Lol.
Horrible review. What a bunch of nonsense. The car is nice if the wheels dont fall off the way Toyota is going i bet you this car will have major issues in about 6 - 18 months.
If you have 3 kiddos-like me, this is NOT a good option. I’d have to go older Land Cruiser or Sequoia.