1994 Toyota Land Cruiser Reviews, Pricing & Specs
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With the exception of an upgraded sound system, the 1994 Toyota Land Cruiser saw very few changes for the model year.
The 1994 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 1994 Land Cruiser had a permanently engaged four-wheel-drive system. Fuel economy was about 12/14 mpg.
Owners of the 1994 Toyota Land Cruiser love it for its rugged capabilities, which make it excellent for camping and driving to work in the snow. Drivers also love how reliable it is, saying that with regular maintenance it rarely needs to go into the shop. However, it does get poor gas mileage, and drivers also complain in the event a 1994 Land Cruiser does need repairs, it can be quite expensive.
Published Aug 9, 2022 by CarGurus Editorial Team
User reviews for 1994 Toyota Land Cruiser
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by Anonymous
Oct 04, 2011
Still looks good for 1994 Model year, 4WD Hi & Low, makes Land Cruiser the perfect SUV for bad weather & snow driving, yet very reliable, Toyota Land Cruiser is the SUV to have since the value keeps going up due to the demand.Oct 04, 2011
by Alfred B
Oct 02, 2009
The best 4x4 car in the market,owned for over 15 years,cost me 42,000 sterling pounds,best investment ever done,only services done on it,non engine problems,267,000 km on the clock,still sounds like music.Performance,you can get to anywhere with a bit of 4x4 driving experiance,as fun drive, no better way to say it.Oct 02, 2009
by Anonymous
Feb 12, 2009
I purchased my Landcruiser specifically for the bad weather (snow) over 2 years ago. I simply love this vehicle! It has seen some really bad snow conditions and has performed flawlessly. I rank it up there with the Hummer and Jeep 4X4 lines for its capability. I will always have a Landcruiser in my driveway. Maintain it well and it will take care of you. Far too expensive to purchase brand new, so buying used is the only way.Feb 12, 2009
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by Anonymous
Oct 04, 2011
Still looks good for 1994 Model year, 4WD Hi & Low, makes Land Cruiser the perfect SUV for bad weather & snow driving, yet very reliable, Toyota Land Cruiser is the SUV to have since the value keeps going up due to the demand.Oct 04, 2011
by Alfred B
Oct 02, 2009
The best 4x4 car in the market,owned for over 15 years,cost me 42,000 sterling pounds,best investment ever done,only services done on it,non engine problems,267,000 km on the clock,still sounds like music.Performance,you can get to anywhere with a bit of 4x4 driving experiance,as fun drive, no better way to say it.Oct 02, 2009
by Anonymous
Feb 12, 2009
I purchased my Landcruiser specifically for the bad weather (snow) over 2 years ago. I simply love this vehicle! It has seen some really bad snow conditions and has performed flawlessly. I rank it up there with the Hummer and Jeep 4X4 lines for its capability. I will always have a Landcruiser in my driveway. Maintain it well and it will take care of you. Far too expensive to purchase brand new, so buying used is the only way.Feb 12, 2009
by David B
Aug 07, 2008
This is the best truck in it's class, the only thing better than this truck is an 80 with more work done to it. These go well straight out of the box. The fuel economy is not too bad considering it weighs 3 ton and has a 4.5 litre petrol motor. It goes pretty much anywhere off road you want to point it.Aug 07, 2008
by Ryan S
Jun 16, 2008
A little thirsty, but it fits me like an old worn pair of comfy jeans, I love this thing!Jun 16, 2008
by Anonymous
Apr 19, 2008
Fantastic 4x4 up here in the north-west Montana Mountains! We love it overall with only one dislike, the milage! Working on that change with a hydrogen system added to the gasoline fuel to improve milage, performance and cleaner oil with fewer changes. Now we are getting (with a 60 mile commute a day) 14.5 miles to the gallon, with Hydrogen system around 21 miles to the gallon with more power.Apr 19, 2008
by Wayne T
Mar 19, 2008
Great travelling car...Saw every state of australia and never skipped a beat. Plenty of room in the tray for camping trips. Plenty of power from the 4.2 diesel, enough to hurtle the brick along at 140kph all day. Turned alot of heads in Sydney City traffic...maybe because of the huge bull bar, rallye 4000 lights, 4 aerials, canopy, n a weeks worth of road grime and mud. Also can do U turns on the Harbour bridge....got into a little trouble over that. :PMar 19, 2008
by Anonymous
Jun 27, 2007
-This is my first car (I am 15) and one of my huge things with cars is SAFETY, and to me this car seems like even without airbags it is extremely safe, i have readmany reviews and they all say how safe this car is. I live in Montana and you need a good car in the winter, and it is perfect, it is reliable and comfortable, it is amazingJun 27, 2007
by Anonymous
Mar 26, 2007
I always wanted a TLC now that I have one. i love it except for the gas mileage (as compared to older Subaru wagon 25mpg)I am getting about 13 -14MPG and will change all of the lubricants over to AMSOIL and a K&N filter too. I have the official service book. This vehicle has over 200,000 miles and a clean car-fax too. I think it has allot freeway miles and also some salt damage underneath. But I think it was in Canada for while too. The engine runs silent and pulls like a mule too. Overall it is very nice and time will tell how it is going to be in the future. There are a few things appearance items that i will have to change and most likely to change out the stereo system with something that looks OEM but is not( it works but the CD player is does not like play once in while). The column covers need to be changed out because being broken. This vehicle will tow 5000 pounds too! So far so good. Mar 26, 2007
1994 Toyota Land Cruiser Pricing
Original MSRP
$34,653 to $34,653Price range
N/AAverage price on CG
N/AYoY price change
N/ATrims & specs
Audio System
Antenna Type: power · Single disc in-Dash CD · AM/FM radio
Brakes
ABS: 4-wheel
Comfort Features
Steering wheel trim: leather
Convenience Features
Steering wheel: tilt-adjustable
Drivetrain
4WD Type: full time
Exterior Features
Paint: two-tone
Mirrors
Exterior mirrors: power
Roof
Moonroof: power
Seats
Front seat type: bucket · Upholstery: leather
Tires and Rims
Wheels: steel
Windows
Front wipers: intermittent
