The 1993 Toyota Land Cruiser saw one significant change: finally, after years of complaints about its lack of power, the Land Cruiser got a bigger engine. Anti-lock breaks were also made available. The 1993 Toyota Land Cruiser came in one trim level and had a 4.5-liter, 212 horsepower six cylinder. A four-speed automatic was the only available transmission. The 1993 Land Cruiser had a permanently engaged four-wheel-drive system. Fuel economy was about 12/14 mpg. Drivers love the 1993 Toyota Land Cruiser both on-road and off. Finally, the TLC had the power it needed, and consumers took notice. They say it handles well in the snow, mud, and rain, and is extremely reliable. As the list of luxury and safety options continued to grow, and as the ride became smoother and quieter, the Land Cruiser was becoming a popular, versatile every day vehicle. Still, consumers bemoaned the SUV’s terrible gas mileage, and the 1993 Land Cruiser was expensive to purchase and repair.