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If you’ve spent time on Australian roads, there’s one vehicle you’ll see again and again: the Toyota LandCruiser. From remote tracks to suburban streets, whether it’s a hard-working 70 Series or the refined 300 Series, the LandCruiser remains a trusted constant wherever the journey leads.
The Toyota LandCruiser has earned its reputation as one of Australia’s most capable and dependable four-wheel drives. Built to handle everything from long highway stretches to punishing off-road terrain, the LandCruiser range continues to set the benchmark for durability, performance and confidence behind the wheel. In our Toyota LandCruiser car reviews and automotive news, we take a closer look at what makes this iconic nameplate such a trusted choice for Australian drivers.
Spanning multiple generations and body styles, the Toyota LandCruiser lineup is designed to suit a wide range of needs. From the no-nonsense strength of the 70 Series to the advanced technology, comfort and power of the 300 Series, each model delivers proven engineering and serious off-road capability. Whether you’re towing, touring, working or exploring, there’s a LandCruiser built for the job.
Open Road's coverage of Toyota LandCruiser models includes performance, engine options, interior features, safety technology and real-world usability. If you’re comparing LandCruiser variants or deciding whether one fits your lifestyle, this guide is designed to give you clear, confident insight – so you can move forward knowing exactly what the LandCruiser brings to the road, track and beyond.
Toyota LandCruiser 70 LC79 Workmate wagon
Priced from $75,600 MSRP
Toyota LandCruiser 70 LC79 GX single cab chassis
Priced from $78,000 MSRP
Toyota LandCruiser 70 LC76 GXL wagon
Priced from $77,800 MSRP
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Landcruiser LC300 3.3L GX wagon
Priced from $114,200 MSRP
Landcruiser LC300 3.3L GXL wagon
Priced from $110,700 MSRP
Landcruiser LC300 3.3L VX wagon
Priced from $123,500 MSRP
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