Latest Toyota LandCruiser 70 News

Keen on a 70 Series? You'd better hit the used market, because Toyota has stopped taking orders. For the time being at least.

A GVM upgrade and standard autonomous emergency braking are key updates for the venerable Toyota LandCruiser 70.

Toyota is celebrating 70 years of the LandCruiser with special edition 76 Series wagon and 79 Series utes.

Toyota's reputation for toughness means the LandCruiser is in demand from more than just farmers and school-run warriors.

It's a rare event for the Toyota LandCruiser 70 Series to be updated and, seeing as it got an update last year, there are no changes for 2021.

Is it because Australians are planning post-COVID outback adventures? Maybe fears that the 300 Series will be a step backwards? Whatever the reason, Toyota's legendary V8 4x4 wagon range is more popular now than ever.

Toyota LandCruiser 70 Series and HiLux utes will soon be quietly whirring around Australian mine sites as GB Auto inks a deal to distribute electric conversion kits.

Toyota's toughest LandCruiser, the long-running 70 Series, has been given an all-electric makeover in conjunction with mining company BHP.

The Toyota LandCruiser 70 Series has picked up some modern enhancements for 2020. Don't worry, it's just as tough and old-school as ever, though it has become more than over $2000 pricier.

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Toyota has recalled more than 20,000 LandCruiser 70s to address a fire risk related to the DPF.