Buy before they’re GONE! Toyota Land Cruiser 76 Series 2024 review
In fact, for 2024, the Land Cruiser 76 Series in GLX guise with the V8 we’re reviewing today, you can expect to pay $10,800 more than 2023. That’s a lot for an engine that has been standard in the Land Cruiser 70 series since 2007.
According to many reports, like this one from reputable source cars.co.za, you can be sure the V8 is not long for sale in Australia.
We’ve already reviewed the new 4-cylinder LC70, the 79 series single-cab ute, which combined with its 6-speed automatic transmission and HiLux engine, is actually really good.
But for many people, the purity of the V8 is so important that it’s worth spending over $6,000 more than the 4-cylinder.
So, should you buy the LC76 Series (aka the wagon) with the V8? Let’s talk about that!
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You know what? I’ve owned two LR4’s and a RRS 2013 model. So I know what comfort is all about. I now own a 2020 LC76. I drive 13 hours from Sydney to Naracoorte and regularly drive Sydney to Mildura. So that’s 1350km and 1050km each drive. I’ve done these drives over the years in all these vehicles and absolutely the most comfortable driving has been in the land rovers no question. BUT I’ve done these drives over the last 4 yrs in the 76 and they have been superb drives. This garbage about wind noise, uncomfortable seats and all the other nonsense that all these “experts” talk about is just bullsh*t. The 76 cruiser can easily cover crazy distances with effortless ease. BUT the biggest difference being they do all this WITHOUT the dashboard lights coming on. No engine lights or issues with battery’s etc. I’m sorry but I’m not a Toyota man by any stretch - in fact I’m a Land Rover Man but I have to admit when push comes to shove the Toyota beats the landy’s just through simplicity and confidence that when you turn the key the bloody thing starts.
The LC 76 you are reviewing is the 4 cillinder2.8 and not the 4.5 v8. You are misreading people
NEVER BUY THE V8 LAND CRUISR, they are the most useless car as a 4x4.
@UtuShamash
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The most overpriced. Not the most useless. They are dedicated offroaders with partial on road capability. The most reliable engine or to be accurate the most most reliable engine still in production.