Latest Toyota LandCruiser News

The new Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series will reportedly borrow its petrol engine from the Lexus LS, while its new diesel six will out-punch the current V8.

But the brand continues to play its cards close to its chest when it comes to discussing the eagerly-awaited 300 Series model, preferring to focus on continued record sales for the outgoing 200.

We're getting closer and closer to that rare event: the launch of a new Toyota LandCruiser. Leaked drawings give us a better look at the upcoming 300 Series.

Toyota will replace a sticker on some LandCruiser models to make sure they comply with ADR regulations.

We've been waiting so many years for a new one, what's a few extra months? The new Toyota LandCruiser has reportedly been delayed due to the semiconductor shortage.

Is it because Australians are planning post-COVID outback adventures? Maybe fears that the 300 Series will be a step backwards? Whatever the reason, Toyota's legendary V8 4x4 wagon range is more popular now than ever.

It's big and arguably the king of the Australian outback. But will the new drivetrain cut it? New LandCruiser interior and exterior spied.

The next-generation Toyota LandCruiser and Prado won't grow much larger in their next generations, which will launch over the next couple of years, but they will have longer wheelbases.

The Sahara Horizon has returned to top the Toyota LandCruiser 200 Series range, priced at $131,896 before on-road costs.

The Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series could see its turbo-diesel V8 replaced by a turbo-diesel four, with the Prado also set to pick up a hybrid option.

The hotly anticipated Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series will reportedly reach Japanese showrooms early next year, with the Prado following around 12 months later.

The next-generation Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series will have a Gazoo Racing-branded flagship, according to a new report from Japan

The Toyota LandCruiser 200 Series may have to soldier on a bit longer due to – surprise, surprise – delays caused by COVID-19.

There's no stopping the LandCruiser, with a dominant sales lead over the Nissan Patrol and the sort of badge credibility most brands would kill for. Pricing kicks off at $80,190 before on-road costs.