Agree. Top marks given to their engineers that design a car with good engineering commonsense. Quite unlike the European cars that design their products in such a complicated way that ironically gives us more problems both in maintenance and repairs.
The most known off road vehicle in the entire world for it's bullet proof durability and reliability is the almighty Toyota Landcruiser. Thank you Japan. Your product is legendary! 👏👏👏
As a Former General Motors skilled trades contractor, who spent time in various plants throughout Michigan , I fervently forbid my family from driving ANYTHING made by General Motors ! The attention to detail, quality, tolerances and reliability of ANY JAPANESE automaker is stratospherically superior to the American corporations. Here in America, they build to a number “ Out the door” regardless if it’s correct or not ! The Japanese build to a quality standard GM only dreams of !! My families Toyota, Hondas, Kia and Subaru are vastly superior in quality and above all RELIABILITY !!
Most of American companies focus on shareholders profits, while outside US Companies prefer Consumer demands. The proof of that is through Boeing 737 MAX crashes are caused by Corporate Greed
I have a 2006 Landcruiser Prado in Australia. The best vehicle I’ve own. The full time 4wd, auto transmission and Diesel engine torque are great off road.
neither an automatic transmission or full time all-wheel-drive are ideal for off road driving. there are huge advantages being able to disengage the front transfer case, and if you're serious about traction you want diff lockers at least on the rear wheels. also I found the Prado's 4 cylinder diesel turbo motor very underpowered. Certainly compared to the V8 TD in the big boys landcruiser.
I’ve just picked my GXL Prado with leather and air con seats Ordered late 9/23, October 23 build and delivered Brisbane Oz in November 23 Under 2 months in total. Amazing finish in Pearlescent White
Toyota is my go to company. Especially when they are made in Japan! My 2008 Highlander Limited made in Japan still going strong at 255,000 miles. Change oil every 5k miles with fully synthetic oil.
@@ohiampuja9246 the only thing I had to do is add a bottle of AT-205 Re-Seal on my last oil change to rejuvenate the valve stem seals. This eliminated the puff of blue smoke in the morning.
@@amrashraf9559It’s the philosophy of engineering that puts Japanese on another level. Japanese engineer for safety and things to last for decades as their primary goal. If you look at Japanese bullet trains, they will test at much higher world record speed but operational speed is much lower than what the machine can potentially go. And they have never had an fatality accident since they’ve been operational in 1960s while having worldly famous earthquakes that occurs all the time.
It is truly commendable that Toyota doesn't allow any other of it's own plants worldwide to produce the Land Cruiser. They have to do it themselves in Japan. This obsession for perfection and quality is what makes ownining an LC an absolute pleasure and peace of mind. I'll put my hard earned money on this product anyday. Wish you much more success Toyota. Love from India.
But the newer Toyota Hilux alternator bearings are cheap brands MADE IN CHINA. It breaks easily after just 3 months of use. When we open it, it says Made in China.
Ленд крузер Прадо производят не только в Японии но и в Китае, Британии, Франции и т.д. Его также собирали в России, во Владивостоке. Чисто японским автомобилем является Паджеро 4. Его собирали только в Японии! Жаль что его больше не производят
@@farisalhusain7079 Not anymore, all these new Hilux from 2019 forward got many issues. I like to buy the new GRS Hilux though. But still, Toyota should make a decision on where they source out their components as it will damage their reputation if they source out important parts from China. And besides, there is no Hilux made in Japan. They are all Made in Thailand anyway. Only the Land Cruiser is Japan made.
I am blown away how much of the LC is still done by hand, that is a dedication to craftsmanship. I was expecting more of the car to be automated but i am seeing people hand welding and assembling the truck in major steps of the process including the paint booth? Thats just crazy!
@@pietrojenkins6901 🤣🤣🤣 you are maaaaadddd🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 some people's brains are very funny and fast,rotating 360 deg.🤣🤣🤣I couldn't think of that side of the rebels and terrorist at all !
Grateful for my trusty Prado! Seventeen years strong and still running like a dream. Massive appreciation to every skilled hand involved in crafting this enduring masterpiece. With love from India. 🇮🇳❤️🇯🇵
I learnt to drive in a 40 series Landcruiser. I put over 500,000km on it. I had a 75 series, a 78 series, a single cab 79 series, another 78 series as well as for work vehicles I also had an 80 series, 105 series and 200 series. My 79 series had 650,000km when I sold it, many hard offroad KM’s on it and the guy I sold it to has added almost another 300,000km to it. We plan to meet up and go camping together on a trip to celebrate her 1,000,000km’s when it’s due to turn over, the idea is to let me drive her over the millionth kilometre 😂. I love the vehicle. At the present time I am awaiting a new 300 series GR Sport which will be my final Landcruiser (as I’m getting very old). Truely it would seem my Landcruisers have worn me out 😂. It’s difficult for me to calculate the distance I’ve travelled in my Landcruisers but I estimate in excess of 4 million kilometres. My work Landcruisers use to travel anywhere up to 2,500km/week and all of my cruisers have travelled across sone of Australia’s most difficult terrain…….it’s how remote living in Australia is. I’m starting to slow up these days, my new GR will probably only travel 4-500km per week, I plan to do a bit of overland travel before I get too old for it. Landcruiser is my true ❤…….. they’ve never let me down and have taken me on many adventures & back again!
@@aflaz171 Sorry I just saw your message. Not really, to be fair, each of them is very different. I loved my last 79 series but to be honest that was only partly because of Toyota and partly because of the attention to detail I had when setting it up. I had an Alloy canopy made and the interior of it set with drawers, refrigerators, battery systems, lighting, storage compartments and other equipment etc. then there’s the way I cared for it, so a fair part of that wasn’t because it was a 79 series. It was uncomfortable in the cab, to the point where I spent thousands on seats, which were comfortable but the cab was still cramped. It was no luxury item but it took me to the most remote locations on the continent. I’m old, I have a spine injury and my ideas have changed now. I am going to order a new Lexus GX550, (it’s still technically a Landcruiser but I’m chasing comfort but something off-road capable to deal with my remote rural location where my home is. The roads are terrible here, I want something that has comfort but can still do rugged. I’ve got a feeling that in some respects the GX will become my favourite but my last 79 series will always remain the one closest to my heart 😂. I realise none of this really answers your question. Sorry 🙏
I just added another V6 RAV4 to our fleet, and I flew all the way across the country to buy it, because it was the only one that met all my requirements, one of which was that the VIN had to start with "J". Not paying for Toyota reliability and then getting my car built by the UAW.
@fty-ys4ni first letter of the VIN is the manufacturer country. You can find a list of all the codes and what they mean but "J" means its made in Japan. A is South Africa, 1-5 is North America, 6 is Australia, L is China, M is Thailand, W is Germany.
While most of the corporates are trying to suck money out of their customers these days, Toyota and Honda stand out as they give value for money and trouble free products for their customers and thus trying to keep middle man less worry about troubles..These both companies from Japan are a blessing to makind..We rest of the world love and salute you!!🙏🏼🙏🏼
On my third Landcruiser since 1980, three cars in 44 years tells you everything you need to know, none of them have missed a beat, my current model is a 2018 2.8 diesel with a 6 speed manual gearbox its all the car anyone needs and it gets 36mpg imperial. I am keeping this one as long as I can because its the top spec model and has a custom paint job from the factory and some mechanical mods that were fitted by the dealer when purchased new, the car has taken me all over Europe from Italy to northern Norway. Try that in a Range Rover without any issues .
Ironically, the Japanese, post WW2, learnt about quality manufacturing from W. Edwards Deming - an American whom the American manufacturing industry didn't take seriously enough. The Japanese took him VERY seriously! Google his story and impact on Japanese industry post WW2! That is the real lesson! And G'day from Western Australia.
We have a 200 and a Prado (and two V6 RAVs and a Prius. Our neighbors call our driveway Toyota Nation). Thinking the 300 won't be as good as previous generations, frankly. Don't see how they could be, at that price point.
@@davidryder3374 We have a 2019 LC bought used in 2021 and a 2019 LX 570 bough used this year. Both now have 38k miles coincidentally Got them under the wire before they they were snapped up! Heavier than the 300 and that works for me. Safer. Tougher. Worth the extra gas $$.
I thinks what makes Japanese vehicles reliable is their precision in every step of the way. From design to production every step is performed in harmony. The workers are considered part of the family of the whole team involved in the entire process. This makes every employee feel important. They’re not just waiting for a paycheque but also waiting for outcome of contribution.
Toyota will always be favorite car. Have a innova that coming to 19 y/o and still in good shape, easy to find spare parts, Toyota cars are quality, easy to adjust or upgrade. Cost of maintanence wise reasonable with the pricing. Kudos from Sabah, Malaysia. Toyota, Japan keep on producing quality affordable cars for the market.
These people are all hard-working, and hardly ever complain like Americans. They take pride in what they do. They eat well after work. Americans eat, shit food, that’s why everyone so unhealthy. Just look how healthy these guys are.
So cool watching those gentlemen weld the body on the Land Cruiser old school style, such a great vehicle!! Thanks Japan for your amazing manufacturing!!
And there is so much more detail they could have included here! But all the same, I'm so proud to own a 150 Land Cruiser Prado! I continue to be surprised at its off road capability (in Australian conditions), reliability, and the quality and durability of the paint! Also - it is just such a beautifully designed car! Since owning this car, my first Land Cruiser, I can't imagine buying any other car that a Toyota Landcruiser. But I might just keep the one I have for a few more years yet. I just love it so much!
I had no idea there were still split rims used on vehicles in this day and age?! My two 4Runners as well as my 78 and 83 Pick ups are the best built vehicles I have ever had and still driving my 83 today!
The Toyota automobile company is unique and excellent in the world in all aspects that can be considered for automobile manufacturing; not only Toyota, but also Mitsubishi, Nissan, Mazda, Suzuki, Subaru, Honda, Daihatsu, Isuzu, all of them are unique, professional, and unique 🇯🇵
How can you be conscientious enough to make a device that first does not break down and secondly be like a caring mother to the customer? Hello to Japanese culture
The 70 series are the worlds best cars. I bought my HZJ78 brand new in 2000 and it still bring me where i want. No ABS, no airbags no electronic tralala, just a reliable 4x4 workhorse and a pleasure to drive. I won't even swap my 78 for a new 4x4 from an other brand.
It's mind-blowing to watch the most admired and favored car in the Pacific is crafted through various procedures to reach perfection. It's crazy overwhelming to discover its production is automated and manually done to ensure the best quality outcome is achieved. LC is the hallmark of the Japanese car production industry.
I was issued with two brand new Toyota Diesel V8 Land Cruisers by my employer, which over a period. I had the pleasure of running them in. Beautiful vehicle to drive. I wish I could have afforded one.
Toyota vehicles are designed for the entire world and has the best cars for Africa. One day I wanna own a land cruiser double tank. Good job from a team of different professionals with an amazing end product. Much love good people
Let's be honest, we're all here to see where the bulletproofing sorcery is conducted to make these nigh indestructible beauties what they are. LOVE THE LAND CRUISER IN ANY FORM (except the FJ - sorry, not sorry)😁😁
My 4runner came out of that plant 26 years ago, imagine how different it was back then. Hard to imagine at one point it was a pristine modern vehicle...
The Land Cruiser 70 is 100% handcrafted because demand is high enough to produce it, but not high enough to automate the production. 70 serie is a niche product!
Love my 17’ prado 150. Only point of improvement: shortly after delivery in winter chassis already started to develop corrosion on the chassis welds! ( live in a area where roads are salty in winters). However my old 2001 range rover chassis did look perfect after 15 years…
Doing it manually will give u early detection when something is wrong furthermore though machine is consistent it cantmake adjustment as and when needed
Yes, you could say the same for Rolls-Royce & Bentley where a lot of the work is done by hand... even the grill on a Rolls is filed by hand... by skilled craftsmen with many years of experience doesn't instill much confidence at all. The same could be said of Toyota's 'takumi' ( or master craftsmen ). You might want to have a word with their engineers and takumi with many years of experience on top of Toyota's track record. Tesla at one point attempted full on automation and was a ludicrous success at failing in it.
@@Sixty2OneThirty This is the funniest thing I've read in the last week. I'd be happier if my daughter brought home a crackhead fiance than if she told me she bought a Chrysler vehicle. The crackhead would be less trouble in the long run.
I will be going with Lexus GX550. for my retirement. I thought about doing it this year but hearing the problems they had with that V-6. I thought I'll wait until 2025 ones comes out. Toyota said they didn't have any problems with the GX engines and it just maybe so. So far I haven't heard of any GX cars having the engine problems like the Tundra did. I like to travel around the Western Region of the US. Up and down the West Coast.
Very interesting, notably no description of rthe chassis manufacture and painting, sadly chassis corrosion is the number one killer of large Toyota 4x4s in cold countries where raod salt is used if the chassis wre galvanised you really could buy one in your twenties and never need to buy another car no matter where you lived. I've owned Toyota 4x4's since the early 90's, never has one let me down.
I would like to also add that there is no proper plastic wheel arch liner fitted to protect the chassis rails and inner front wings a total let down for fans in the colder climate countries
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That's why Japan makes the best cars in the world because they make them by their own hands with love and passion.
And also because Toyota designs their cars to last a really fucking long time with just the scheduled service intervals.
Agree... they built it with passion....
God bless Japan 🇯🇵. Smart people 🎉🎉🎉
Agree. Top marks given to their engineers that design a car with good engineering commonsense. Quite unlike the European cars that design their products in such a complicated way that ironically gives us more problems both in maintenance and repairs.
@@kareembaba7498 Use to, anything in the last 5 or so years i wouldn't touch, nothing but problems with newer 2020-2024 models.
I am proud that my Prado came out of this factory. From Saudi Arabia, thanks to Japan. we love you ♥️🇸🇦🇯🇵
Where is Ronaldo and Mane now?
@@mines2922
We are located in Riyadh
❤in sha Allah
راعي برادو والله نفس احساسك الله يباركلك فيه😉
@@ammarsamara3948 😂😂😂♥️
Thank you Japan, for all the wonderful products you produce..
The most known off road vehicle in the entire world for it's bullet proof durability and reliability is the almighty Toyota Landcruiser. Thank you Japan. Your product is legendary! 👏👏👏
As a Former General Motors skilled trades contractor, who spent time in various plants throughout Michigan , I fervently forbid my family from driving ANYTHING made by General Motors ! The attention to detail, quality, tolerances and reliability of ANY JAPANESE automaker is stratospherically superior to the American corporations. Here in America, they build to a number “ Out the door” regardless if it’s correct or not ! The Japanese build to a quality standard GM only dreams of !! My families Toyota, Hondas, Kia and Subaru are vastly superior in quality and above all RELIABILITY !!
Most of American companies focus on shareholders profits, while outside US Companies prefer Consumer demands. The proof of that is through Boeing 737 MAX crashes are caused by Corporate Greed
I enjoy working for Toyota here in the US.
Kia is crap
Thumbs down for forbidding your family their free will, fucking commie
Boeing too!
I have a 2006 Landcruiser Prado in Australia. The best vehicle I’ve own. The full time 4wd, auto transmission and Diesel engine torque are great off road.
I have a 2006 as well with the 4L V6. Takes a beating off road and laughs. Never broke down nor left me stranded. Great car
neither an automatic transmission or full time all-wheel-drive are ideal for off road driving. there are huge advantages being able to disengage the front transfer case, and if you're serious about traction you want diff lockers at least on the rear wheels. also I found the Prado's 4 cylinder diesel turbo motor very underpowered. Certainly compared to the V8 TD in the big boys landcruiser.
@@antoncarmoducchi6057I bet I’m more qualified than you to comment on what works on and off road.
@@tonydoggett7627 you know he drives a nissan micra in real life;)
I’ve just picked my GXL Prado with leather and air con seats Ordered late 9/23, October 23 build and delivered Brisbane Oz in November 23 Under 2 months in total. Amazing finish in Pearlescent White
Toyota is my go to company. Especially when they are made in Japan! My 2008 Highlander Limited made in Japan still going strong at 255,000 miles. Change oil every 5k miles with fully synthetic oil.
It will run 500000 more...
@@ohiampuja9246 the only thing I had to do is add a bottle of AT-205 Re-Seal on my last oil change to rejuvenate the valve stem seals. This eliminated the puff of blue smoke in the morning.
comfertable 4sure
When it comes to engineering Japan is unmatched.
Germany is top notch in engineering
@@amrashraf9559yeah they tend to build stronger cars.
@@amrashraf9559not in their vehicles. They use to make great vehicles. Now,.... not so much. Just overpriced junk.
@@amrashraf9559It’s the philosophy of engineering that puts Japanese on another level. Japanese engineer for safety and things to last for decades as their primary goal. If you look at Japanese bullet trains, they will test at much higher world record speed but operational speed is much lower than what the machine can potentially go. And they have never had an fatality accident since they’ve been operational in 1960s while having worldly famous earthquakes that occurs all the time.
No loss of respect. But check the German machines
Those vehicles are worth their weight in gold, they preform their duties 100% at all times
It is truly commendable that Toyota doesn't allow any other of it's own plants worldwide to produce the Land Cruiser. They have to do it themselves in Japan. This obsession for perfection and quality is what makes ownining an LC an absolute pleasure and peace of mind. I'll put my hard earned money on this product anyday. Wish you much more success Toyota. Love from India.
But the newer Toyota Hilux alternator bearings are cheap brands MADE IN CHINA. It breaks easily after just 3 months of use. When we open it, it says Made in China.
Ленд крузер Прадо производят не только в Японии но и в Китае, Британии, Франции и т.д. Его также собирали в России, во Владивостоке. Чисто японским автомобилем является Паджеро 4. Его собирали только в Японии! Жаль что его больше не производят
владивосток то не росия@@АлександрПономарев-е6й
@@bethzarin6439Hliux very good Japan and Thailand
@@farisalhusain7079 Not anymore, all these new Hilux from 2019 forward got many issues. I like to buy the new GRS Hilux though. But still, Toyota should make a decision on where they source out their components as it will damage their reputation if they source out important parts from China. And besides, there is no Hilux made in Japan. They are all Made in Thailand anyway. Only the Land Cruiser is Japan made.
I am blown away how much of the LC is still done by hand, that is a dedication to craftsmanship. I was expecting more of the car to be automated but i am seeing people hand welding and assembling the truck in major steps of the process including the paint booth? Thats just crazy!
This is reason why toyota land cruiser is one the best tough and durable machine !
They only do little hand welding, robots do the rest....pay attention to what they are doing 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@yasinta2342 that is why it's a favorite for rebels and terrorists across middle east and Africa.
@@pietrojenkins6901 🤣🤣🤣 you are maaaaadddd🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 some people's brains are very funny and fast,rotating 360 deg.🤣🤣🤣I couldn't think of that side of the rebels and terrorist at all !
@@pietrojenkins6901don't forget ur corrupt leaders 😂
The most reliable vehicle ever made. This vehicle can run forever
My car discovery UK
The Land Cruiser maybe yes. But the Hilux now are not reliable anymore, parts are cheaply made and sourced out in China.
@@georgevarghese5298 What saying are you?
صحيح
I will never drive anything else, Japanese cars have saved my life 3 times love them ❤️🇬🇧
That’s how the world famous Toyotas are made in Japan,every little details are precise and crafted to perfection 👍
Grateful for my trusty Prado! Seventeen years strong and still running like a dream. Massive appreciation to every skilled hand involved in crafting this enduring masterpiece.
With love from India. 🇮🇳❤️🇯🇵
I own a LC200 since 2002 with more than 450.000 km and is still perfect
I learnt to drive in a 40 series Landcruiser. I put over 500,000km on it. I had a 75 series, a 78 series, a single cab 79 series, another 78 series as well as for work vehicles I also had an 80 series, 105 series and 200 series. My 79 series had 650,000km when I sold it, many hard offroad KM’s on it and the guy I sold it to has added almost another 300,000km to it. We plan to meet up and go camping together on a trip to celebrate her 1,000,000km’s when it’s due to turn over, the idea is to let me drive her over the millionth kilometre 😂. I love the vehicle. At the present time I am awaiting a new 300 series GR Sport which will be my final Landcruiser (as I’m getting very old).
Truely it would seem my Landcruisers have worn me out 😂. It’s difficult for me to calculate the distance I’ve travelled in my Landcruisers but I estimate in excess of 4 million kilometres. My work Landcruisers use to travel anywhere up to 2,500km/week and all of my cruisers have travelled across sone of Australia’s most difficult terrain…….it’s how remote living in Australia is. I’m starting to slow up these days, my new GR will probably only travel 4-500km per week, I plan to do a bit of overland travel before I get too old for it.
Landcruiser is my true ❤…….. they’ve never let me down and have taken me on many adventures & back again!
But LC200 debuted in 2007, probably you own a LC100?
@@GR8TmateWell that's the best appraisal Toyota could ever hope for! Is there a particular model of those that you liked the most?
@@aflaz171 Sorry I just saw your message. Not really, to be fair, each of them is very different. I loved my
last 79 series but to be honest that was only partly because of Toyota and partly because of the attention to detail I had when setting it up. I had an Alloy canopy made and the interior of it set with drawers, refrigerators, battery systems, lighting, storage compartments and other equipment etc. then there’s the way I cared for it, so a fair part of that wasn’t because it was a 79 series. It was uncomfortable in the cab, to the point where I spent thousands on seats, which were comfortable but the cab was still cramped. It was no luxury item but it took me to the most remote locations on the continent.
I’m old, I have a spine injury and my ideas have changed now. I am going to order a new Lexus GX550, (it’s still technically a Landcruiser but I’m chasing comfort but something off-road capable to deal with my remote rural location where my home is. The roads are terrible here, I want something that has comfort but can still do rugged. I’ve got a feeling that in some respects the GX will become my favourite but my last 79 series will always remain the one closest to my heart 😂. I realise none of this really answers your question. Sorry 🙏
I have a 2020 LC200 and ir is the best vehicle I have ever owned, followed by my J VIN 2022 4Runner. Nothing like a J VIN vehicle, the best made.
What is J VIN? Japan VIN?
@@fty-ys4niyes.
У меня знакомый продал недавно ТЛК 200 и купил Ниссан Леаф и сказал что самый лучший в мире автомобиль Ниссан Леаф 😂😂😂
I just added another V6 RAV4 to our fleet, and I flew all the way across the country to buy it, because it was the only one that met all my requirements, one of which was that the VIN had to start with "J". Not paying for Toyota reliability and then getting my car built by the UAW.
@fty-ys4ni first letter of the VIN is the manufacturer country. You can find a list of all the codes and what they mean but "J" means its made in Japan.
A is South Africa, 1-5 is North America, 6 is Australia, L is China, M is Thailand, W is Germany.
كم انافخورفي صناعت اليابان الدولة الوحيدة المتفوقه في الصناعات رغم اني لا امتلك سياره ولاكني فخور في صناعتكم
Love how they often remove the doors to create space to work or lose some weight.Excellent car at what's supposed to do ❤
10 лет Прадо 150,дизель -Спасибо ,япония за такой великолепный автомобиль.Чудо инженерной мысли,собран руками японских рабочих.
надо мордой потыкать наших. ка кможно за 30 лет не создать свой автомобиль нормальынй
@@tilsr2556потому что россии не надо свой автомобиль и хорошо жить. Ей нужно побольше танков и ракет что б убивать соседей.
@@Star0i0kashka причем тут танкию. чушщь.разный бюждет
Когда у тебя соседи - нацисты и НАТО, без ракет никак @@Star0i0kashka
Ога,собран руками японских рабочих на заводе HINO,что и отображено у них на спецовках...
While most of the corporates are trying to suck money out of their customers these days, Toyota and Honda stand out as they give value for money and trouble free products for their customers and thus trying to keep middle man less worry about troubles..These both companies from Japan are a blessing to makind..We rest of the world love and salute you!!🙏🏼🙏🏼
im working in toyota factory in japan i love making cars ! ❤🚗🚗🚘🚖
Dear Sir, I like so much mark of Toyota Land cruiser TXL. How can I get a gift of this kind of car from your factory?
These things will last a century. ❤❤❤Toyota!!
TOYOTA LANDCRUISER ❤️👍 THE OFFROAD KING 👑
Nissan vtc 4800 it's good
TJ tuk tuk
Ghkh
Simply incredible workers and products Toyota builds. NOBODY comes close..
Owning a GX I found this video very enjoyable. Good work!
Look at the spacing of the welds that was done manually @3.33 . It was like computer perfection!
Not quite lol
On my third Landcruiser since 1980, three cars in 44 years tells you everything you need to know, none of them have missed a beat, my current model is a 2018 2.8 diesel with a 6 speed manual gearbox its all the car anyone needs and it gets 36mpg imperial. I am keeping this one as long as I can because its the top spec model and has a custom paint job from the factory and some mechanical mods that were fitted by the dealer when purchased new, the car has taken me all over Europe from Italy to northern Norway. Try that in a Range Rover without any issues .
Japanese are top tier workers, we need to learn from them. When you see, made in Japan, you know you're getting the best build quality in the world.
Ironically, the Japanese, post WW2, learnt about quality manufacturing from W. Edwards Deming - an American whom the American manufacturing industry didn't take seriously enough. The Japanese took him VERY seriously! Google his story and impact on Japanese industry post WW2! That is the real lesson! And G'day from Western Australia.
@@stevezodiac575 Demings had offered his services to US car makers. They didn't take him up on like how the Japanese car makers did.
Amazing how much work goes into making vehicles. Toyota is a great brand.
This folks I why I love Toyota! Quality used to be an American thing. It’s not anymore. Love my Toyota vehicles! ❤❤ Japan has my business!
We own three Cruisers and love them all. 👍
too much for you maybe give me 1 its my dream car
We have a 200 and a Prado (and two V6 RAVs and a Prius. Our neighbors call our driveway Toyota Nation). Thinking the 300 won't be as good as previous generations, frankly. Don't see how they could be, at that price point.
@@davidryder3374 We have a 2019 LC bought used in 2021 and a 2019 LX 570 bough used this year. Both now have 38k miles coincidentally Got them under the wire before they they were snapped up! Heavier than the 300 and that works for me. Safer. Tougher. Worth the extra gas $$.
Only three? I own a minimum of 7 LCs at any given time.😉
always love toyota land cruiser ,king of off road
I am from Kenya 🇰🇪, we have more than one hundred years to reach here, the great Japanese engineering 😮
is kenya a country?
is kenya a country?
*Relentless pursuit of perfection* is why Japan makes the best car.💯
This why we love Japan ❤😂
The Epitome of Quality. Land cruiser ❤
The legend continues ❤
I thinks what makes Japanese vehicles reliable is their precision in every step of the way. From design to production every step is performed in harmony. The workers are considered part of the family of the whole team involved in the entire process. This makes every employee feel important. They’re not just waiting for a paycheque but also waiting for outcome of contribution.
Nice to see how my land cruiser was made
Toyota will always be favorite car. Have a innova that coming to 19 y/o and still in good shape, easy to find spare parts, Toyota cars are quality, easy to adjust or upgrade. Cost of maintanence wise reasonable with the pricing. Kudos from Sabah, Malaysia. Toyota, Japan keep on producing quality affordable cars for the market.
can't believe it's still done mostly by hand
Labour is cheap in Japan..
These facury old generation Toyota hase one factory automation 100% bat Toyota has a huge marketing then thy can't develop all prodictin line one time
Demand of a Toyota Land cruiser still surpass supply 😅😅
The 70 series are mostly hand made, that’s why it’s the most reliable truck on the planet.
These people are all hard-working, and hardly ever complain like Americans. They take pride in what they do. They eat well after work. Americans eat, shit food, that’s why everyone so unhealthy. Just look how healthy these guys are.
Toyota has the manufacturing game down! It's amazing to watch this.
That silver metallic colour of prado is superb ❤❤❤
So cool watching those gentlemen weld the body on the Land Cruiser old school style, such a great vehicle!! Thanks Japan for your amazing manufacturing!!
I love Toyota. In India their Crysta Innova and Fortuner are probably the best product they have given us.
But they are made in India and Thailand respectively…not Japan.
@@unwins27 Originally Japan
More like overpriced overrated under equipped crap
And there is so much more detail they could have included here! But all the same, I'm so proud to own a 150 Land Cruiser Prado! I continue to be surprised at its off road capability (in Australian conditions), reliability, and the quality and durability of the paint! Also - it is just such a beautifully designed car! Since owning this car, my first Land Cruiser, I can't imagine buying any other car that a Toyota Landcruiser. But I might just keep the one I have for a few more years yet. I just love it so much!
I had no idea there were still split rims used on vehicles in this day and age?! My two 4Runners as well as my 78 and 83 Pick ups are the best built vehicles I have ever had and still driving my 83 today!
Split rim ones often go to New Guinea
The Toyota automobile company is unique and excellent in the world in all aspects that can be considered for automobile manufacturing; not only Toyota, but also Mitsubishi, Nissan, Mazda, Suzuki, Subaru, Honda, Daihatsu, Isuzu, all of them are unique, professional, and unique 🇯🇵
How can you be conscientious enough to make a device that first does not break down and secondly be like a caring mother to the customer? Hello to Japanese culture
Awesome work.
You could see the discipline in their works.
The 70 series are the worlds best cars. I bought my HZJ78 brand new in 2000 and it still bring me where i want. No ABS, no airbags no electronic tralala, just a reliable 4x4 workhorse and a pleasure to drive. I won't even swap my 78 for a new 4x4 from an other brand.
Aah i wish this video never ended top notch from Toyota. love you Toyota for still producing LC70 the best LC the World has ever had.
Лучшая компания! Лучшие авто! Спасибо!
It's mind-blowing to watch the most admired and favored car in the Pacific is crafted through various procedures to reach perfection. It's crazy overwhelming to discover its production is automated and manually done to ensure the best quality outcome is achieved. LC is the hallmark of the Japanese car production industry.
Very proud of Japanies technology ❤.i wish my country have one of this factory or production like this.
Proud to be having my Toyota land cruiser Prado came out of this automobile factory ❤
Тут огромный труд, спасибо Японцам за такой огромную работу
I've bought mine in 2012, was used 2 years, it keeps the same value today!
I love Toyota with a car from Toyota ❤🇯🇵🇸🇦
I was issued with two brand new Toyota Diesel V8 Land Cruisers by my employer, which over a period. I had the pleasure of running them in. Beautiful vehicle to drive. I wish I could have afforded one.
I am from Afghanistan And I am a fan of Toyota. I chose Toyota among the cars in the world Long live Japan with Land Cruiser 🇦🇫♥♥♥♥♥🇯🇵🇯🇵
I ❤ TOYOTA
Toyota vehicles are designed for the entire world and has the best cars for Africa. One day I wanna own a land cruiser double tank. Good job from a team of different professionals with an amazing end product. Much love good people
I wish I could own one of these master pieces.
The greatest car of all time....don't argue with me
BIG IN JAPAN👍краски не жалейте🤘
Let's be honest, we're all here to see where the bulletproofing sorcery is conducted to make these nigh indestructible beauties what they are. LOVE THE LAND CRUISER IN ANY FORM (except the FJ - sorry, not sorry)😁😁
Удивлён что многое делается вручную, в том числе и покраска..
ручная работа
I have driven different SUVs.
My Land Cruiser is somehow my favorite...
There's something in it that I love so much
Realy I like this factory so much
Excellent quality assurance! This is why they make some of the best cars and trucks in the world. Great video!
Great and appreciate able. MashaAllah. Honourable and respectful Japanese Nation in world.
My 2007 lexus gx470 is 250k miles still looks luxurious, Japanese cars are built to last for long and less trouble.
You are a very good TH-camr.
This is amazing good job
I am proud that my Prado VX came out of this factory, now enjoying in Costa Rica!
I'm actually in my third 4runner SR5, great machines in all categories...
Toyota is one of the wonders of the world.
I ❤ their uniform Lexus, Hino etc.👍
60,000 Part Suppliers ... meaning over 60,000 parts... is no joke. Great Work.
Craftsmanship by the best in the world
I proud to indian & i love Japan & japani car special my land cruiser is best car in the world.. From Kanpur 👍😎
It's such amazing and detailed
My 4runner came out of that plant 26 years ago, imagine how different it was back then. Hard to imagine at one point it was a pristine modern vehicle...
Thanks, nice video
My opinion is Japan designs and builds vehicles that generally outlast all other competition. Toyota.!!!
Pround owner of Lx470❤
I'm proud that Allah made the Japanese people.
I love japan country Japanese cars world best cars ❤❤❤
I haven't seen this much manual welding in a usa plant since the late 1980's. I don't know how Japan is keeping things consistent this way.
The design and methods of manufacturing Land Cruisers haven't changed much since the 80's.
By not employing fat, lazy, blue haired diverstiy hire workers as we do here in the US thanks to UAW.
The Land Cruiser 70 is 100% handcrafted because demand is high enough to produce it, but not high enough to automate the production. 70 serie is a niche product!
I was extremely surprised to see how much of these vehicles is still assembled by hand. It obviously makes a difference in the final product.
Love my 17’ prado 150. Only point of improvement: shortly after delivery in winter chassis already started to develop corrosion on the chassis welds! ( live in a area where roads are salty in winters). However my old 2001 range rover chassis did look perfect after 15 years…
Seeing these things still mostly manually produced doesn't exactly give confidence, while the robotic roles are considered 'consistent'.
Doing it manually will give u early detection when something is wrong furthermore though machine is consistent it cantmake adjustment as and when needed
Yes, you could say the same for Rolls-Royce & Bentley where a lot of the work is done by hand... even the grill on a Rolls is filed by hand... by skilled craftsmen with many years of experience doesn't instill much confidence at all. The same could be said of Toyota's 'takumi' ( or master craftsmen ). You might want to have a word with their engineers and takumi with many years of experience on top of Toyota's track record. Tesla at one point attempted full on automation and was a ludicrous success at failing in it.
@@Sixty2OneThirty This is the funniest thing I've read in the last week. I'd be happier if my daughter brought home a crackhead fiance than if she told me she bought a Chrysler vehicle. The crackhead would be less trouble in the long run.
This is awesome! I now know what SUV to get for my retirement and cruise in the countryside for adventure. Thanks for the upload.
I will be going with Lexus GX550. for my retirement. I thought about doing it this year but hearing the problems they had with that V-6. I thought I'll wait until 2025 ones comes out. Toyota said they didn't have any problems with the GX engines and it just maybe so. So far I haven't heard of any GX cars having the engine problems like the Tundra did. I like to travel around the Western Region of the US. Up and down the West Coast.
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This is where the magic comes together. What a company!
Very interesting, notably no description of rthe chassis manufacture and painting, sadly chassis corrosion is the number one killer of large Toyota 4x4s in cold countries where raod salt is used if the chassis wre galvanised you really could buy one in your twenties and never need to buy another car no matter where you lived.
I've owned Toyota 4x4's since the early 90's, never has one let me down.
I would like to also add that there is no proper plastic wheel arch liner fitted to protect the chassis rails and inner front wings a total let down for fans in the colder climate countries
I drive my Toyota HZJ80 Series Landcruiser every day. Production date 1997. Not a speck of rust and an absolute pleasure to drive. Oh! what a feeling.
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toyota the best,they make them with passion,stay blessed.