2008 Toyota Land Cruiser - Consumer Opinions
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We have scoured the web for consumer reviews of this car and found the best ones for you to read. Found 28 reviews. This list is displayed in ranked order based the reviews we think are the best.| Ranking | Details |
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| #1 |
it is a must have!Source: MSN Autos...Pros: trouble-free-safe-powerful. Cons: nothing! Overall: i will buy another one in 5 years... |
| #2 |
bullet proof suvSource: Cars.com
..."If you are looking for a SUV that all you need is Gas, Tires, Brake pads and no electronics this is it. |
| #3 |
The TrucksterSource: MSN Autos
...Pros: By far the best vehicle I have ever owned! Toyota reliability, very rugged , tough truck! |
| #4 |
Love them so much we now have 2Source: MSN Autos
...Pros: Reliability and comfort Cons: not much Overall: After owning many suv's (including Range Rover and Jeep), our mechanic steered us towards a Landcruiser. |
| #5 |
Amazing CarSource: CarGurus...-front look is amazing -back....ummmmm....very bad, toyota made the rear view too ugly -interior...its better than the other models -performance...AMAZING!!!=D -overall....a car that I recommend... |
| #6 |
built like a tankSource: Cars.com
..."If you are looking for an SUV that all you need is Gas, Tires, Brake pads and no electronics this is it. |
| #7 |
easy driving and fantastic in snow!Source: MSN Autos...Pros: is still goig after 341,000 miles Cons: a little underpowered Overall: will probably never sell this vehicle... |
| #8 |
The Ultimate ToyotaSource: MSN Autos
...Pros: The best alround svu out there. This is one truck that can handle the rain, snow and mud with no problem. |
| #9 |
Keeps running and runningSource: MSN Autos
...Pros: This is the most relaible vehicle I have ever owned! |
| #10 |
The Ultimate Car.Source: MSN Autos...Pros: easy to maintain. Cons: I like all. Overall: Excellent... |
Toyota Land Cruiser Related News
2013 Toyota Land Cruiser To Debut In Chicago
Toyota’s legendary Land Cruiser recently celebrated its 60th anniversary in Japan, and the go-anywhere off-roader has been on sale in the U.S. for better than 50 years... January 31, 2012 by Kurt Ernst
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If you like your go-anywhere SUVs on the large side, we’ve got good news and bad news for you. On the positive side, Lexus has confirmed that it will debut a refreshed... December 16, 2011 by Kurt Ernst 12
Wald adds Black Bison styling kit for Toyota’s Land Cruiser
Japanese tuning house Wald International has a wide range of styling and performance kits for nearly every major luxury car brand on the market, but this time the company has... March 20, 2009 by Jeremy Weber 2
Toyota’s new range-topping Land Cruiser Invincible
From the outback of Australia to the African savanna, the Land Cruiser is an icon of freedom and mobility. Recent times have seen the Land Cruiser expand beyond its workhorse... October 23, 2007 by Ralph Hanson
Toyota Europe drops Land Cruiser citing climate concerns
Europe's CO2 regulations are strict, and becoming more so, and car makers are taking action to meet the tough standards. For Toyota, that means cutting back on RAV-4 sales... September 26, 2007 by Nelson Ireson 2
Why should I also consider these?
The Land Cruiser has a long-established reputation around the world for respectable off-road performance in far-flung deserts, mountains, and forests, and its off-road ability is every bit as good as the previous model.
The closest rival to the 2008 Toyota Land Cruiser remains the Range Rover, which has similar off-road ability, along with Terrain Response, a system that allows the user to set the vehicle systems for the best performance on certain types of terrain.
The Range Rover arguably feels much more luxurious inside and more worth the price, if interior materials are the judge.
The Mercedes GL 550 is also a possibility if you plan to tow but not go off-roading as much; it has an especially useful third-row seat.
But finally, pricing is a stumper.
The sticker price of a loaded Land Cruiser tops $73,000, while the Lexus version of the Land Cruiser, the LX 570, starts at $73,800.
The running boards are perhaps a little more prominent, but with upgraded materials inside the Lexus, upscale options like heated and ventilated seats, and the better service at the Lexus dealership, why not?
