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Year:
1995
Make:
Toyota
Model:
Land Cruiser
Body type:
SUV / Crossover
Engine:
212 hp 4.5L I6
Exterior color:
Red
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Interior color:
Brown (Tan)
Transmission:
4-Speed Automatic
Mileage:
259,000
Stock #:
W003029
VIN:
00000FZJ709003029
Red 1995 Toyota Land Cruiser SUV / Crossover  4-Speed Automatic
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1995 Toyota Land Cruiser

259,000 mi

Brandon, MS
No Rating

$39,325

Year:
1997
Make:
Toyota
Model:
Land Cruiser
Body type:
SUV / Crossover
Engine:
212 hp 4.5L I6
Exterior color:
000
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Interior color:
Brown (Tan)
Transmission:
4-Speed Automatic
Mileage:
163,000
Stock #:
4019
VIN:
JT3HJ85J3V0184295
000 1997 Toyota Land Cruiser SUV / Crossover  4-Speed Automatic

 

1997 Toyota Land Cruiser

163,000 mi

Jacksonville, FL
No Rating

$52,500

About Toyota Land Cruiser (1990-1997)
4.7 Overall rating(45 reviews)
Adriel S says...
Mar 29, 2025
Excellent truck, Reliability and indestructible are adjectives I would describe this vehicle. Incredible.
Scott S says...
Jan 6, 2015
I have a love/hate relationship with this SUV. It is one of the most capable and comfortable wagons Toyota ever made. It is already in its 20s and is still going strong. My only complaint about this era vehicle was the underpowered, gas guzzler petrol engine. Once I ditched the 3EFI motor for a diesel that remedied the fuel consumption problem. I was originally only getting 10-to-12 MPG, but now I'm getting 17-to-20 MPG depending on my driving. A big fuel savings in spite of the difference in fuel costs. I believe the FJ80 is an excellent platform for conversions. Their relatively inexpensive as used SUVs go, nearly indestructible, and have both good on and off road characteristics. Great for adventuring the country.
Anonymous says...
Jun 13, 2010
Bought my sweet LandCruiser when in AZ when it was 2yrs young, and it moved to TX with me for 2 years, and the last 7 now in Germany. This vehicle is awesome! I have a hoopty for general around town and to-from work, but every so often i treat myself to driving my baby- he loves to open up on the Autobahn! Had an Opel sedan hit me in a Stau on the Autobahn a few years ago - wiped away the front half of her Opel, and I had a scratched bumper...! Of course, I had her buy me a new towing frame and painted bumper, but my heart was hurt more seeing my LandCruiser injured, than there was damage to him! Minute - insignificant note would be a slight dripping above the driver's left foot rest when it's raining hard, or i'm flying down the Autobahn. And, to the note about poor brake pad wear: it was 7 years before i had to change my first pair...if you understand you're driving a beast, and it takes longer to get stopped, you learn to brake gradually, when possible, and not ride the brakes nor slam them in your daily outings. Otherwise, i've turned down a few offers to sell, because i love my Limited Edition 40th Anniversary LandCruiser that much!
Charles P says...
Oct 14, 2012
I met some one, once, who had one like this. He told me that the manufacturer made a mistake building those Land Cruiser. I asked him what he means. He said: "They are too well made, they are too reliable." I agree with that after owning one for 11 years and counting. If you don't check the speedometer, you won't realise that you speeding. Very smooth acceleration, good braking and handling. It is fun to drive and I particulary feel safe driving it.
Paul A says...
Jul 8, 2009
You simply can't destroy this beast... love it... comfy and performance is great... with 3 diff locks and a factory winch... full-time four wheel drive... This vehicle is simply amazing. I still believe this is the last of the real 4x4 Land Cruiser... the rest are luxury vehicles.
Year:
1991
Make:
Toyota
Model:
Land Cruiser
Body type:
SUV / Crossover
Exterior color:
Gold
Interior color:
Gray
Transmission:
4-Speed Automatic
Mileage:
66,500
Stock #:
250433970
VIN:
000000FJ800032295
Gold 1991 Toyota Land Cruiser SUV / Crossover  4-Speed Automatic

 

1991 Toyota Land Cruiser

FJ80

66,500 mi

Tallahassee, FL
No Rating

$36,298

4.7 Overall rating

(45 reviews)

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Adriel S

5.0

Reviewed a 1997 Toyota 4WD on Mar 29, 2025

Excellent truck, Reliability and indestructible are adjectives I would describe this vehicle. Incredible.

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Scott S

5.0

Reviewed a 1991 Toyota 4WD on Jan 6, 2015

I have a love/hate relationship with this SUV. It is one of the most capable and comfortable wagons Toyota ever made. It is already in its 20s and is still going strong. My only complaint about this era vehicle was the underpowered, gas guzzler petrol engine. Once I ditched the 3EFI motor for a diesel that remedied the fuel consumption problem. I was originally only getting 10-to-12 MPG, but now I'm getting 17-to-20 MPG depending on my driving. A big fuel savings in spite of the difference in fuel costs. I believe the FJ80 is an excellent platform for conversions. Their relatively inexpensive as used SUVs go, nearly indestructible, and have both good on and off road characteristics. Great for adventuring the country.

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Anonymous

5.0

Reviewed a 1997 Toyota 40th Anniversary Limited 4WD on Jun 13, 2010

Bought my sweet LandCruiser when in AZ when it was 2yrs young, and it moved to TX with me for 2 years, and the last 7 now in Germany. This vehicle is awesome! I have a hoopty for general around town and to-from work, but every so often i treat myself to driving my baby- he loves to open up on the Autobahn! Had an Opel sedan hit me in a Stau on the Autobahn a few years ago - wiped away the front half of her Opel, and I had a scratched bumper...! Of course, I had her buy me a new towing frame and painted bumper, but my heart was hurt more seeing my LandCruiser injured, than there was damage to him! Minute - insignificant note would be a slight dripping above the driver's left foot rest when it's raining hard, or i'm flying down the Autobahn. And, to the note about poor brake pad wear: it was 7 years before i had to change my first pair...if you understand you're driving a beast, and it takes longer to get stopped, you learn to brake gradually, when possible, and not ride the brakes nor slam them in your daily outings. Otherwise, i've turned down a few offers to sell, because i love my Limited Edition 40th Anniversary LandCruiser that much!

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Charles P

4.0

Reviewed a 1997 Toyota 4WD on Oct 14, 2012

I met some one, once, who had one like this. He told me that the manufacturer made a mistake building those Land Cruiser. I asked him what he means. He said: "They are too well made, they are too reliable." I agree with that after owning one for 11 years and counting. If you don't check the speedometer, you won't realise that you speeding. Very smooth acceleration, good braking and handling. It is fun to drive and I particulary feel safe driving it.

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