ICYMI: Toyota Toyota is bringing the Land Cruiser back to North America — via drivingdotca autonews NewVehicles Toyota
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South of the border, the Land Cruiser went away back in 2021, when Toyota launched a redesigned model with a twin-turbo V6 good for 409 hp. That model was only available in overseas markets, where Land Cruiser sales have always been strong. In North America, the Sequoia or 4Runner sell well enough that Toyota didn’t bother certifying the new Land Cruiser for sales here.debut of the new Lexus GX
, this new Land Cruiser will almost assuredly be a less-fancy version of that vehicle, and more specifically is probably akin to what’s marketed as the Land Cruiser Prado abroad. While Toyota hasn’t confirmed anything yet, the best-guess specifications for North America’s redesigned Land Cruiser are a 3.4L turbocharged V6 with 349 hp; a 10-speed automatic transmission; and of course standard all-wheel-drive.
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