2007 LC 0-60mph - positive (makes it there eventually)
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0-60 speeds are simply indicative of the overall acceleration and responsiveness of the car....and acceleration is still important on the highway. I-70 is a nightmare of twists and turns and I like to be able to get past some FWD no-snow tire POS that's about to careen across the interstate. I don't find people generally drive too slow in CO, just very poorly and crash often.
I don't find people generally drive too slow in CO, just very poorly and crash often.
2000 - 9.4 (motor trend) 4.7L w/4 speed
2005 - 9.02 ("carspecs") 4.7L w/5 speed
2006 - 8.05 (carspecs) 4.7L w/VVTi and 5 speed
2008 - 6.5 (Road and Track) 5.7L
And they park in the left lane
My solution to a slow Land Cruiser was to buy a different car.
It’s just not built for speed and excitement. And that’s fine. Just enjoy the fact that nothing can stop you getting to wherever you’re going.
I love land cruisers myself, and have two. But I don't know if that statement is that accurate. A Ford F-150 would tow more, get there faster, has higher ground clearance stock, and have been known to go a million miles. Which part is unstoppable about the Land Cruiser? Asking because I want to know.
If you own two land cruisers and still don't understand why they are more "unstoppable" than an f-150, I'm not sure you ever will, even with a most descriptive and specific answer as to why.
Stock ground clearance and towing capacity would not be major factors in this comparison.
1998 Toyota Land Cruiser 0-60 mph 8.6
1999 Toyota Land Cruiser 0-60 mph 9.3
2003 Toyota Land Cruiser 0-60 mph 11.4
2006 Toyota Land Cruiser0-60 mph 11.3
2008 Toyota Land Cruiser 0-60 mph 6.4