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The first all-new model since 2009, Toyota brings back a fully redesigned Land Cruiser for the 2024 model year. The new Land Cruiser still possesses intrinsic features that have allowed it to achieve legendary status as an SUV for over 40 years.
The 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser downsizes from a full-size SUV and joins the midsize segment. However, it doesn’t compromise on its premium features, cutting-edge technology, and modern off-road equipment, striking the perfect balance between performance and efficiency.
Despite the retro, boxy body, Toyota created the 2024 Land Cruiser from scratch. The Japanese automaker started with a new platform and powertrain and gave the Land Cruiser state-of-the-art features like Safety Sense 3.0 and an electrified engine.
The 2024 Land Cruiser is available in three variants: Land Cruiser 1958, Land Cruiser, and First Edition. Visit Bob Tyler Toyota today to test drive the all-new Land Cruiser.
The 2024 Land Cruiser cabin, reminiscent of its predecessor, is enhanced with the latest technology to elevate comfort. It offers numerous connectivity options for its five passengers, ensuring everyone stays connected on the go. The amenities and interior features are tailored to each grade, offering a personalized driving experience.
The Land Cruiser 1958 has black fabric seats and an 8-inch touchscreen sporting the Toyota Audio Multimedia system that offers over-the-air updates.
Pick the Land Cruiser variant and enjoy heated and ventilated SofTex-trimmed seats (black or Java color). It also has a wider 12.3-inch multimedia touch monitor. A 14-speaker JBL sound system and Premium package are available.
The top-of-the-line First Edition gets the leather upholstery with a “First Edition” logo embossed on the door panels, Qi wireless charging capability, and dual USB-C charging ports (front and second row).
The design of the 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser is a tribute to its legendary past while keeping an eye on the future of mobility. The key principles that led to developing the model’s new look are authentic, reliable, timeless, and professional.
The Land Cruiser 1958 grade has round LED headlights and the Toyota heritage grille. The Land Cruiser and the First Edition variants have more modern rectangular LED headlamps. All models get the newly developed double-wishbone front suspension with twin-tube shocks, multi-link rear suspension with coil springs, electric power steering, and 17-inch brakes (front and rear).
All grades of the 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser get 18-inch aluminum wheels with 265/70R18 tires and a silhouette-shaped roof rack. Available features include 20-inch wheels and color-selectable Rigid® fog lights.
The 2024 Land Cruiser comes in seven body colors, including:
Under the hood of all 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser grades is a new i-Force Max Hybrid powertrain. It comprises a 2.4-liter four-cylinder gasoline engine, a 48-horsepower electric motor, and a 1.87 kWh NiMH battery pack. The power is sent to the wheels via an eight-speed automatic transmission.
The total engine output is 326 horsepower and 465 pound-feet of torque. That is enough to tow up to 6,000 pounds thanks to a full-time four-wheel-drive layout with a center locking differential and an electronically controlled two-speed transfer case (with high/low range).
If you have never experienced the Land Cruiser before, there is no better time than now with the arrival of the 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser.
Its retro design, compact body, hybrid powertrain, modern creature comforts, advanced chassis, and comprehensive safety suite ensure that every drive — no matter the terrain — is safe, comfortable, and fun.
If you are looking for a 2024 Land Cruiser for sale in Pensacola, FL, head to Bob Tyler Toyota. Visit the dealership to take advantage of our special 2024 Land Cruiser deals.
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