Toyota Land Cruiser (2009-2023) for sale near Bristol

Bought for towing purposes, at which it is great and makes the drive feel safe and comfortable. A large vehicle, but with good vision from it. As it is a towing vehicle it is just a pity that the boot door opens sideways rather than upwards as the door then hits the trailer behind the car.

The Vehicle Appearance seemed very good but the Price & Mileage were to High.

Substantial chunk of car that will go forever. Not the fastest, you won’t beat many away from the lights, but once it’s upto cruising speed it feels very comfortable and capable. Great driving position,, you’re way up high allowing you to look down on all the other SUV crossovers. It’s a thirsty beast, but it weighs about as much as an oil tanker, so no surprise there. Roomy interior, but if you use the 3rd row of seats, the boot space is minuscule. Kids or vertically challenged passengers only in the 3rd row if you are going any distance. Without the 3rd row its an ample boot. I guess the competition is mainly Land Rover, either the Discovery 4 or new model,, Mitsubishi Shogun.or Ssang Yong Rexton. The Toyota lacks the refinement and electronic wizardry of the Landrovers,, feeling a little more agricultural in comparison. But if you want a car that will last 200,000miles + my money is on the Landcruiser. Solid, utterly dependable and reliable based on its trusted and proven engineering. The Shogun feels smaller and more sluggish in comparison and the Rexton more dated and dare I say, ugly. Hence it’s the Landcruiser for me. Big, reliable and capable , but thirsty, heavy, with glacial acceleration and lacking electronic toys. Oh, and the Toyota Sat Nav is possibly one of the worst I have ever used. But despite the niggles, I love my Landcruiser.