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- 00:00 – Introduction
- 01:24 – Pricing and Spec
- 03:31 – Front Seats
- 05:08 – Back Seats
- 05:57 – Third-Row
- 06:16 – On-Road
- 10:27 – Towing
- 11:52 – Off-Road
- 14:02 – Summary
“The LandCruiser 300 range starts with GX specification at 89,990 before on-road costs.
This spec has has five seats, cloth trimming, 9-inch infotainment, 4.2 inch multifunction display 17-inch steel wheels and something the others don’t have as standard: a raised air intake.
GXL goes to $101,790 – gains 18-inch alloy wheels and larger front brakes, wireless charging, a third row as standard and a few minor upgrades. This spec also gets the Multi Terrain Select off-road driving technology.
VX jumps quite a bit higher at $113,990, and is the first spec to get the larger 12.3 inch infotainment display, 7.0 inch MFD display, heated and vented leather seats, 360-degree camera and four-zone climate control.
Sahara ups the ante once again to $131,190, getting a heated steering wheel, rear seat entertainment screens, a cooled centre console, heads up display, power-fold third row and a heated and ventilated 2nd row.
And for the 300 Series LandCruiser, there are two new specifications above Sahara. GR Sport gets a heritage style grille and unique colours, as well as locking front and rear differentials and Toyota’s new generation E-KDSS.
This spec costs 137,790 Sahara ZX on the other hand, has more of an urban focus with a lower clearance frontal design, torsen limited slip rear differential and 20-inch alloy wheels.
This is the most expensive model, at $138,790. Both of these new specs are five-seaters, and also get adaptive dampers and unique interior treatments.”
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