We are offering our 2020 Land Cruiser Heritage Edition for sale. This Land Cruiser has been and continues to be an incredible vehicle for our family, but it is time to move on. Blizzard Pearl is the best color Heritage (IMHO) with bronze wheels and new tires, fluids, serpentine belt, and brakes in May 2026. No third row but plenty of room for kids, dogs, gear, etc. We would love to keep this one forever but our needs have changed with a soon-to-be 16-yo driver.
Questions answered below for those who may ask:
Mileage: Currently 98,322. We bought this vehicle with appx. 60k miles. I work from home, so the majority of miles were driving to NC, CO, East Texas, or to some select soccer or softball game.
Records: I keep and have paper records for nearly all services under my ownership, including routine oil changes and the May 2026 service at Toyota of Richardson.
Accidents: One, earlier this year. An overeager dad in a new Defender tapped my left bumper pulling out of a parking space at school. Minimal damage, but his insurance paid for repairs and paint by Totoya of Dallas.
Condition: Excellent. Two small items to note: (i) a small portion of the leather has worn off the steering wheel. This is apparently an issue that I found out a little too late about and I have since done my best to precent this from happening again, and (ii) the running boards have a few chips, etc. that need to be touched up. It is just the running boards, and these can easily be replaced with color-matched sills from Toyota.
Modifications: Two. Slightly larger tires (285/65r18 BF Goodrich KO3s) mounted in May 2026. They do not rub and they ride great. And double cupholder upgrade from BH3DPrinting, which is a massively underrated. I still have the original cupholders as well should you wish to have small cupholders.
Towing / Trailer hitch cover: I have the trailer hitch installed in the pictures since we were in East Texas this weekend. I do occassionally tow our boat the 8 miles from our house to the boat ramp and back. I have the OEM white hitch cover in pristine condition.
Shine: Yes, this vehicle actually looks as good as if not better in person. No filters were applied in the photos.
Price: Asking $75,000 obo. Any future changes to pricing will be updated here.
Questions answered below for those who may ask:
Mileage: Currently 98,322. We bought this vehicle with appx. 60k miles. I work from home, so the majority of miles were driving to NC, CO, East Texas, or to some select soccer or softball game.
Records: I keep and have paper records for nearly all services under my ownership, including routine oil changes and the May 2026 service at Toyota of Richardson.
Accidents: One, earlier this year. An overeager dad in a new Defender tapped my left bumper pulling out of a parking space at school. Minimal damage, but his insurance paid for repairs and paint by Totoya of Dallas.
Condition: Excellent. Two small items to note: (i) a small portion of the leather has worn off the steering wheel. This is apparently an issue that I found out a little too late about and I have since done my best to precent this from happening again, and (ii) the running boards have a few chips, etc. that need to be touched up. It is just the running boards, and these can easily be replaced with color-matched sills from Toyota.
Modifications: Two. Slightly larger tires (285/65r18 BF Goodrich KO3s) mounted in May 2026. They do not rub and they ride great. And double cupholder upgrade from BH3DPrinting, which is a massively underrated. I still have the original cupholders as well should you wish to have small cupholders.
Towing / Trailer hitch cover: I have the trailer hitch installed in the pictures since we were in East Texas this weekend. I do occassionally tow our boat the 8 miles from our house to the boat ramp and back. I have the OEM white hitch cover in pristine condition.
Shine: Yes, this vehicle actually looks as good as if not better in person. No filters were applied in the photos.
Price: Asking $75,000 obo. Any future changes to pricing will be updated here.