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nittanylion writes:
2000 Toyota Land Cruiser 4 Dr STD 4WD SUV Review
ProsReliability, handling, minimum repairs, ride ConsCost of repair items 
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Will Drive It Until The Wheels Fall Off!!! — I've always wanted one of these cars and really glad I found one. It has about 130K miles on it and just keeps on going with minimum repairs. About the only repairs are normal things that wear out in time, ie, battery, timing belt, water pump and starter. The bad thing about replacing the starter is that the mechanic had to take the whole top of the engine off to access it. If you have someone replace it, make sure he puts in a new set of gaskets rather than re-using the old ones. The whole starter replacement with gaskets was $674. I'd recommend a TLC to anyone looking for an excellent SUV. Primary Use: Family transportation
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Janrey writes:
2000 Toyota Land Cruiser 4 Dr STD 4WD SUV Review
Prosrealibility Consjust dont hit the traffic!
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Tough And Dependable — just a big huge car to drive!! slow in accelerating but no problem as you go through.dependable,nice gas consumption and tough on and off the road.great air conditioning too. drive to experience the toughness of a toyota s.u.v. and a real one! Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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Wali writes:
2000 Toyota Land Cruiser 4 Dr STD 4WD SUV Review
ProsBrakes handling engine Constoo heavy
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Toyota Land Cruiser — Super Acceleration with fast brakes and sweet handling. Never a problem in any of the main components and i have taken in though a 6 foot wide 4 feet deep ditch and made it without a problem. basically its a tank on wheels.. a very comfortable tank on wheels. Rugged and Beautiful | ||
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Nick writes:
2000 Toyota Land Cruiser 4 Dr STD 4WD SUV Review
Prosfast for its size, capable of anything you throw at it. Consgas.
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Landcruiser 100 Series — After 8 years of sun abuse, weather, hail, bugs, insects, 100+ degree weather in the summer and below 32 in the winter, this truck still looks like it did on the first day, minus some wear on the seats. Knowbody knows it is 8 years old, but me! Such a great truck, never stops. | ||
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Jamie writes:
2000 Toyota Land Cruiser Review
ProsVision, handling, braking, room, quality control ConsDon't exceed 10psi turbo boost or big$ repair bill. Weak front diff.
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Great Car, Could Be More Durable — Plenty of room. Better vision, ride, handling and braking than a GU Patrol. Brakes really are excellent for such a large vehicle, even with large tyres. Driveline is much weaker than a Patrol though. Front diff in particular has a very weak crown wheel and pinion. Very poor of Toyota to downgrade the front diff from the 60 series. Rear diff, gearbox and transfer-case are all strong. Factory LSD is not as good as the Patrol's. Fuel capacity is excellent, and with a long range tank you can get over 270 litres. General quality control is excellent. After 8 hard years, all the electronics still work flawlessly. No rattles or squeaks. Great dust sealing. Rear shock positioning is poor. Being in front of the axle housing, they cop damage from stones off the front wheels. You need stone guards for them. Engine (1Hz) is fine unless you give it too much boost. Anything over 10psi will eventually get you cracked pistons, and cost you a fortune. Seems the 1Hz is not as strong as it used to be. Overall, I love driving the car and I'd probably buy another, but I miss the bullet-proof durability of my old Patrol. I think the Landcruiser is a better car with better on-road behaviour, braking, vision and space, but the Patrol is a stronger 4WD. If Nissan can improve the interior space, driving position and vision in the next Patrol, then I'd consider changing. | ||
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Brandon writes:
2000 Toyota Land Cruiser 4 Dr STD 4WD SUV Review
ProsSTRONG! looks good, nice interrior features Consmass produced for one year and weird things go wrong with it.
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Paul writes:
2000 Toyota Land Cruiser Review
ProsHeaps of room, go anywhere, comfortable, long touring range. Consheavy on the juice. Handles like a barge. (luxo-barge)
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With The Auto Trans - Point And Shoot! — The wife says that she'll devorce me if I ever sell it. We both love it. I goes where we want to, and them some. We have converted our to run on LPG. Loaded it with all the serious off-road accessories. (that's not our in the pic) |
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