As far as the LC is concerned, not the LX570:
Here is some Toyota info I found in a link someone posted around here:
The 2008 Land Cruiser benefited from Toyota’s full line electronic driving aids, including Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System (KDSS), which varied chassis roll stiffness, depending on speed and suspension attitude; Multi-terrain Antilock Braking, which selected the optimal ABS profile depending on the driving surface; Electronic Brake Force Distribution; Active Traction Control (A-TRAC), Vehicle Skid Control (VSC); Hill Assist Control, which aided the driver during uphill starts; and CRAWL, which when activated with the Land Cruiser’s transfer case shifted into low range, controlled engine speed and output, along with braking force, to propel the vehicle forward at one of three selected, and very slow, speeds.
The 2008 Land Cruiser’s interior was upgraded for additional comfort and security, with Optitron gauges, seats designed to minimize whiplash injury in the event of a collision, and a system of eight airbags in the passenger cabin. These included two dual-stage airbags for the driver and front-seat passenger, two front side airbags, two rear side airbags and two curtain shield airbags. The latter employed a roll-sensing function so that should a rollover occur, the curtain airbags are deployed and the seatbelts for driver, front seat passenger, and the passengers in the outer seats in the second row, are pre-tensioned.
The 2009 Land Cruiser carried over unchanged with the exception of factory privacy glass on side and rear quarter windows.
Land Cruiser added a few enhancements for 2010 model year including the addition of privacy glass on the rear hatch and Safety ConnectTM telematics system. The audio system added integrated satellite radio with a 90-day trial subscription to XM Satellite Radio, Bluetooth® and an auxiliary audio jack/USB port. New options included rain-sensing windshield wipers added to the Upgrade Package and a navigation system with XM NavTraffic.
For 2011 Land Cruiser added brake override technology as standard equipment.
Land Cruiser bypassed 2012 model designation due to a January 2012 launch of the 2013 model, which receives significant exterior and interior styling enhancements. Additionally, Land Cruiser will now come with all features as standard equipment, including new driving performance features, and an array of significant safety and convenience features. Among the many popular features that were formerly available as options, but are now standard, are rear- seat DVD entertainment system, color-keyed rear spoiler, rain-sensing windshield wipers, center-console cooler box, headlamp cleaners, leather-trimmed steering wheel, multi- information display, voice and Bluetooth® hands-free controls, leather-trimmed shift lever and heated second row seats. Toyota’s Premium Hard Disk Drive (HDD) Navigation with Entune multi-media system and JBL® audio is also standard.
The 2013 Land Cruiser received refreshed exterior styling that included an updated front grille and headlamps with HID low-beams. Additional new features included LED Daytime Running Lights, chrome side molding, redesigned outer side mirrors and tail lamps. The design continued to convey an "Advanced and Rugged" theme with enlarged front and rear fenders. The new grille and headlamps maintained Land Cruiser's steady and confident appearance, while the hood flows gracefully into the grille and beltlines. One new color, Pearl White was added to its palette.
Complementing the freshened exterior, Land Cruiser received an updated interior available in either Sandstone or Black. Additional refinements included perforated leather trim with ventilated front seats, a higher gloss wood grain finish, brighter silver instrument panel ornamentation, chrome-plated air registers and updated meter-cluster lighting. New interior convenience features included a Multi-terrain Monitor with front, side or rear selectable views; a new Multi-information Display; an Eco Driving Indicator light and zone display; a heated steering wheel; Dynamic Radar Cruise Control; an additional power outlet (DC 12V) at the rear of the center console; and a rear cargo deck power outlet that was changed to AC 120V from AC 115V.
After it was refreshed in 2013, the 2014 and 2015 model year Land Cruiser carried over unchanged.
-Options became standard in 2013.
They seemed to have an issue with the water pumps and radiators on the 08-09 models. But most of the WPs have already been changed by now.
I like the simplicity of the first gen 08-11 models, but there were less than 4000 sold for 2010-11, so the supply is low.
2011 was the last year Super White was available on the 200 in the US. From 13+ only Blizzard Pearl white.
No 2012 model year.
