2008 Toyota Land Cruiser Consumer Opinions from Around the Web

Found 12 consumer opinions, showing 1-5:

  • Expensive But Will Go Anywhere

    Source: CarGurus

    I had the luxury of doing a PDI on one of these. Has the same 5.7L V8 as the Tundra and Sequoia, but with a lot more bells and whistles. If you have $75k laying around that you don't know... Read full review

  • 2008 Toyota LC better than my previous three LC's

    Source: Cars.com

    "Just bought two 2008 Toyota LC's. Have previously owned 2000 LC and 2004 LC. Everything from ride, power, interior, agility, technology etc far surpasses the previous models. You have to... Read full review

  • Toyota Land Cruiser, KBB Consumer Review

    Source: Kelley Blue Book

    This customer did not provide a text review. How long have you owned this vehicle? Less than 6 mo Read full review

  • Toyota Prado

    Source: CarGurus

    Love my Prado!! Is great to drive, love that I sit up high and can see traffic ahead. Has great acceleration, sits on road nicely. Have had no dramas with it, running great. Love the way it... Read full review

  • Toyota Land Cruiser - Prado

    Source: CarGurus

    Performance: Very Powerful Engine, awesome acceleration, good ground clearance, very nice i Sand Dunes and all types of Terrains.Build Quality: Toyota is famous for one of the best build... Read full review

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    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?

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