What is the lifespan of Toyota Land Cruisers?

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• Blake F. Aug 26, 2020

  I own a 1995 troopy with 775,000 miles on it, and the engine has not been worked on except for changing the glow plugs and filters. I change the oil every 5,000 kilometers and believe it can reach a million kilometers. I live in Victoria and have made 18 trips to Western Australia without encountering any issues.

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• Ian A. Nov 1, 2020

  200,000 is just the beginning, you fool.

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• Janice A Nov 19, 2020

  Here's a paraphrased version of the text: "I believe the person mentioned $200,000 and said the engine needs repairs. My experience is different - my vehicle has traveled 690 kilometers without any issues. That guy is talking nonsense.

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• AnMc Aug 29, 2020

  I have two of those items, one with 350,000 miles and the other with 100,000 miles. Saying 200,000 miles and rebuilt is crazy. 500,000 miles? Absolutely.

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• Victoria T Dec 15, 2020

  My father owned a car with over 600,000 kilometers on it that he used every day and only needed routine maintenance and occasional minor repairs. The most challenging issue was dealing with rust, not any major mechanical problems. Insulting to suggest that the car struggled at just 200,000 kilometers!

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• Low Campbell May 15, 2020

  On average, Toyota Land Cruisers typically run for 200,000 miles before requiring a rebuild or replacement of the engine.

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• Fiona C. Aug 15, 2020

  My car has traveled 400,000 kilometers without any engine issues.

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• Rodney M. Sep 18, 2020

  In 1996, an 80 series vehicle has traveled 500,000 kilometers without any oil or water issues. It receives servicing every 10,000 kilometers and is mainly used for towing a trailer.

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• Homer L. Oct 4, 2020

  $200,000 is merely a starting point for a Toyota engine.

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• Stephan L. Dec 3, 2020

  My 2004 4.7 liter V8 engine has accumulated 300,000 miles and hasn't had any issues, thanks to regular maintenance every 10,000 miles.

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• Barbara O. Dec 7, 2020

  By the time they reach 200,000 miles, these vehicles are just getting warmed up. The engine doesn't have to work too hard due to the smooth transmission and the powerful eight cylinders. These vehicles are as sturdy as tanks. I've owned three 100 series models, but currently, I still have two of them. With minimal maintenance, all of them are still running smoothly even after surpassing 250,000 miles. These are my top choice for long-distance drives when I need dependable transportation.

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• A Strydom Jan 16, 2021

  Toyota Land Cruisers are exceptionally dependable, reaching 300,000 miles effortlessly. It's frustrating to hear enthusiasts of Land Rovers praise them, when in reality, they are not that great. I've worked in the automotive industry for 40 years, and Land Rover has been turning drivers into mechanics since 1948, and they're still continuing that trend.

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• Noahsark Jan 31, 2021

  I have a 2006 vehicle with a 4.7 liter engine that has traveled over 500,000 kilometers. Due to the high humidity in the area where it was parked, I had to replace the engine. These cars are built to last.

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• A. Nunez Oct 25, 2020

  My 1991 Toyota Land Cruiser with a 3FE engine has clocked 340,000 miles and is still performing exceptionally well, despite not being maintained regularly. Keep an eye on the oil galley expansion plug located on the passenger side of the cylinder head near the firewall to prevent oil leakage and engine failure. These vehicles are incredibly resilient and will appreciate your efforts to understand and work on them firsthand.

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