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Toyota’s failed bid to win the manufacturing contract for Korea-based Allied troops spawned the Land Cruiser in the early 1950s, and to this day it remains the firm’s longest-lived model. Beneath its ...

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The Toyota Land Cruiser is a full-size four-door, five passenger SUV. The SUV got a hybrid drive train when it debuted as a 2024 model. Is it still love, or love at second sight? I'm sharing my ...

All of that doesn't mean that the Land Cruiser 1958 still lives in the year it's named after. Toyota still included its Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 suite, which includes features like a Pre-Collision ...

Toyota is working on a new smaller Land Cruiser model, now expected to debut next year. An earlier teaser revealed a compact ...

Toyota said three new EVs will launch for the European market by 2026, showing off silhouettes of the cars in a teaser image. One of the SUVs looks like the 2023 Land Cruiser Se concept ...

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RELATED: Do electric cars have gears and clutches? I recently attended the Everything Electric show in Sydney, where the brand-new V8 Toyota LandCruiser 79 Series was sitting in the middle of the ...

Still, some of the upcoming releases stand out from others, and the latest edition of the brand’s most compelling entry-level cruiser, the Rebel 500, certainly falls in that category. The ABS SE ...

Before you grab your pitchforks, we’ll make one thing clear. The true, full-sized Toyota Land Cruiser everyone knows, loves, and lusts after will never die. Nor will the Prado and the very well ...