Toyota continued the Land Cruiser saga in 2023 after more than 70 years since the model's inception in 1951, and the LC250 variant was the successor of the light-duty version of this moniker.

After more than seven decades and ten generations from its first off-roader, Toyota unveiled the 2024 Land Cruiser. In its long journey, the Japanese automaker sold more than 11 million units in more than one hundred countries. These results were achieved thanks to the car's legendary ruggedness and reliability that made Toyota a trustworthy brand, and the Land Cruiser was on top of its food chain. With such heritage behind it, the 2024 Land Cruiser had to prove that it is worthy in an era where most cars were built on unibody platforms and with a high level of electrification. But, somehow, Toyota confirmed that it was up to the task and continued the story for the Land Cruiser with an incredible machine.

Toyota remained true to its believes when it designed the 2020 version of its well-known Land Cruiser/Prado. There were not too many car-makers to build an off-road vehicle like that.

After eight years on the market, Toyota updated its fourth generation of the Land Cruiser/Prado on the market with new engines, new interiors, and new technological features.

The 2013 Land Cruiser Prado is more of a facelift than a new model. This is because Toyota knew that the Land Cruiser fans are satisfied with the general look of the vehicle that is an old, 2006 one. But its fans didn't want it changed. So the Toyota designers did only some mild changes on the outside so the owners will show that this is a new vehicle.

Toyota continued the Land Cruiser saga with a new generation in 2009. Even if it did look like a facelift for its predecessor, it was a new vehicle.

The 2009 Toyota Land Cruiser was launched on the market to keep-up the Land Cruiser badge high and proud. It was available with three doors, as well as with five doors.

In 2002, Toyota introduced a new generation for its well-known Land Cruiser/Prado J120 offroad-er, replacing the six-year-old Land Cruiser J90.

Toyota introduced a new generation of the renowned Land Cruiser in 2002 and replaced the older J90 in both versions, with three and five doors.

The 1996 Land Cruiser Prado was one of the best in-between 4WD cars on the market. It offered comfort and endurance, plus high off-road capabilities.