2024 Toyota Land Cruiser First Look: Return to Its Glory Days
The new Land Cruiser ditches the old model’s fancy styling and equipment at a price that should attract more customers to the iconic nameplate.
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Maybe the styling will grow on me but I'm not a fan at the moment. I thought the emissions jungle under the hood of my 60 was stressful but that doesn't even compare to the madness wrapped up in that new power package. 
The dependability of the new cruiser is no longer what it was....as with any new vehicle that's choked to death with circuitry, computers, emissions compliance and battery powered nonsense. We've seen what a computer shortage can do to the automotive industry let alone the entire global market. Only time will tell but I'm willing to bet these wont see 40+ years of service.
The dependability of the new cruiser is no longer what it was....as with any new vehicle that's choked to death with circuitry, computers, emissions compliance and battery powered nonsense. We've seen what a computer shortage can do to the automotive industry let alone the entire global market. Only time will tell but I'm willing to bet these wont see 40+ years of service.
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That engine choice is horrible. Why not a turbo diesel??
4 Cylinder Hybrid
IFS
yawn.
I'll keep my old trucks on the road a few more years i guess
IFS
yawn.
I'll keep my old trucks on the road a few more years i guess
Looks to much like a new Bronco...with a 4runner front end
