@@tomkillsall no confusion needed. It’s the mid trim-base is 1958. And this version is by far the best value. Nicer interior and better looks and more paint choices. Also, this version doesn’t have the premium package, which IMO is a waste of money ($4k upgrade).
carbuzz.com/cars/toyota/land-cruiser/generations/ Some sources have the Land Cruiser trim as the “Base” and others don’t have any trim name for it at all. I’ve always used carbuzz as one of my sources but if I was wrong, my apologies 👍🏼
I got the base model 1958 and it’s awesome. This review is good and engine is smooth and powerful coming from a 2017 Trd Pro 4Runner. That V6 was slow and sluggish. Just my 2cts.
The "base" model is identified at the "1958." The middle line is in essence the top line and is identified as "Landcruiser." You can add a Premium PKG to the Landcruiser Edition which adds a number of additional features. The "First Edition" is just that. Only offered for the first year. Its only additions are rock rails, black wheels, First Edition interior door embossing, unique roof rack, unique mud guards. The "First Edition" will assumably no longer be available after model year 2024.
carbuzz.com/cars/toyota/land-cruiser/generations/ Carbuzz has always been one of the sources I get my info from. I’m not sure if their info is wrong but they’re usually very reliable. If wrong, My apologies 👍🏼
J250 not 300. LC light, succesor of the J150 Prado which looks much better especially the first gen from 2009 to 2013. Gonna keep my 150 for a long time. Cheers
Thanks for the info man. The only source on current generation info I was able to find was carbuzz which has always been a reliable source for me 👍🏼 carbuzz.com/cars/toyota/land-cruiser/generations/
This is not to be compared with the Bronco and the Wrangler. Those are completely different vehicles and completely different buyers. Land Cruiser buyers are in a completely different league.
They’re all full time 4WD, this video is full of misinformation. Not the base model, and they’re all full time 4WD
right... why do a review if you are not going to do the homework!!
This is not the base model. This is the Land Cruiser trim-middle trim
He also mentioned it’s actually mid trim with 1958 is the base while calling this is the base model multiple times. I’m confused
@@tomkillsall no confusion needed. It’s the mid trim-base is 1958. And this version is by far the best value. Nicer interior and better looks and more paint choices. Also, this version doesn’t have the premium package, which IMO is a waste of money ($4k upgrade).
this is the base and the 1958 is base minus stuff. the 1958 is like the work truck stripped down addition.
carbuzz.com/cars/toyota/land-cruiser/generations/
Some sources have the Land Cruiser trim as the “Base” and others don’t have any trim name for it at all. I’ve always used carbuzz as one of my sources but if I was wrong, my apologies 👍🏼
The rectangle headlights look much better than the circles imo
I got the base model 1958 and it’s awesome. This review is good and engine is smooth and powerful coming from a 2017 Trd Pro 4Runner. That V6 was slow and sluggish. Just my 2cts.
Amazing review Will.
Great review. You addressed the issues most people are interested in: ride quality, comfort, and fuel economy. Thanks !
Glad you liked it! 👍🏼
The "base" model is identified at the "1958." The middle line is in essence the top line and is identified as "Landcruiser." You can add a Premium PKG to the Landcruiser Edition which adds a number of additional features. The "First Edition" is just that. Only offered for the first year. Its only additions are rock rails, black wheels, First Edition interior door embossing, unique roof rack, unique mud guards.
The "First Edition" will assumably no longer be available after model year 2024.
Not the Base (aka the 1958) and not the J300.
But I’m always happy to see guys making interesting content.
carbuzz.com/cars/toyota/land-cruiser/generations/
Carbuzz has always been one of the sources I get my info from. I’m not sure if their info is wrong but they’re usually very reliable. If wrong, My apologies 👍🏼
Do you need to have the infotainment system subscription even to use aplle car play maps? If so, how much a month?
J250 not 300. LC light, succesor of the J150 Prado which looks much better especially the first gen from 2009 to 2013. Gonna keep my 150 for a long time. Cheers
Thanks for the info man. The only source on current generation info I was able to find was carbuzz which has always been a reliable source for me 👍🏼
carbuzz.com/cars/toyota/land-cruiser/generations/
@@WTFCRLT1 Not this time, they are wrong. You´re welcome mate.
Does it have a remote start?
Yes 👍🏼
I like this new vehicle & I try to buy this 1 day.
I like this Prado more than the actual Land Cruiser.
Great review. Looks good in white!
Agreed! Thank you 👍🏼
This is not to be compared with the Bronco and the Wrangler. Those are completely different vehicles and completely different buyers. Land Cruiser buyers are in a completely different league.
This Land Cruiser is not $61k. It is $70k - $80K.
2024 Toyota Land Cruiser Hybrid Base 4X4!
1:15 in and I’ve heard multiple things that are wrong. I’m out.