Toyota Land Cruiser V8 Station Wagon (2008-2011) review
At a glance
| Price new | £55,820 - £61,600 |
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| Used prices | £12,105 - £18,090 |
| Road tax cost | £735 |
| Insurance group | 48 |
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| Fuel economy | Not tested to latest standards |
| Range | 552 miles |
| Number of doors | 5 |
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Available fuel types
Diesel
Pros & cons
Well equipped as standard, unstoppable off-road, superb quality cabin, good body control in bends
Noisy engine, vague steering, feels heavy and cumbersome compared to other 4x4s, extra seats don't fold away
Toyota Land Cruiser V8 (08-11) rivals
Overview
Not to be mistaken with the regular Land Cruiser, the Land Cruiser V8 replaces the Amazon as Toyota’s top off-roader. A seven-seater with an imposing bulk, it compares with the very biggest in the class, the Range Rover, Mercedes GL and Audi Q7. As you’d expect from Toyota, it’s incredibly well built and comes generously equipped as standard – all models getting satellite navigation, Bluetooth and leather upholstery as standard.
New prices are pretty steep for a Toyota, but competitive with similar luxury 4x4 vehicles. It’s superb off road with the ability to tackle the toughest terrain, however, the Land Cruiser V8 isn’t as good on road as alternatives and feels as heavy and lumbering as its size suggests.
