Toyota LandCruiser Comparison

The Toyota LandCruiser name covers some of Australia’s most trusted heavy-duty 4WDs, including the modern 300 Series wagon and the work-focused 70 Series range. Built for buyers who need more than a family SUV, it is aimed at towing, remote touring, rural work and demanding off-road use, with dual-range four-wheel drive and turbo-diesel performance central to its appeal. The 300 Series brings a more refined, spacious and technology-rich cabin, while the 70 Series keeps a more utilitarian character across its body styles for buyers prioritising durability and capability. Recent 70 Series pricing has increased by $1300 across all grades and body styles, with the WorkMate wagon starting from $76,900 before on-road costs. For Australians travelling long distances or working well beyond sealed roads, the LandCruiser remains a benchmark choice.