2024 North American Land Cruiser

Great info. Sounds like Toyota is about to jack up prices in Canada. If the LC North American version (Prado) slots in around the Sequoia that's $80,000. Assuming the GX550 hits $90,000 then but with a less powerful engine than the cheaper LC? 4Runner TRD Pro and TH models will be $75,000 with TRD Off-Road at $65,000 vs the $56,500 now. Hopefully there is enough time after the LC is revealed to order a '24 4Runner if it's priced like a Mercedes. I was hoping the LC would not breach the $75,000 mark but a TRD Pro is $68,000 now so it makes sense.

 

I have a 2009 LC that I am selling whenever my tundra arrives. It has 220k miles with normal wear/tear. I leveled it and put 18"x9" Black Rhino wheels with 285/65/18 Toyo ATIII tires on it. I also updated the technology with a Pioneer NEX 10" screen wiht Bluetooth, apple car play, etc. Where is the best site to determine the value for it? I am aware of NADA, KBB and Edmunds. Any other suggestions that might have more specific insight?

 

Beautiful rig sir, and done basically exactly how I’d build one, especially the color. I have that same stereo in my 2018 Tundra and it does a fantastic job of bringing a bit of tech into the dinosaur the truck is.

For value, I’d venture over to the IH8MUD forum. Am sure the folks over there could help. Or to join any number of the popular Facebook LC200 groups, and ask there.

Good luck…… just be prepared, seems like every guy who sells their LC gets BIG time sellers remorse, lol.

 

HOLY ORANGE PEEL

 

go onto ih8mud mud and search for recent LC sale prices. I know they have a thread or two on there. Should narrow in your range easily

 

originally, i thought they were posting pics of their new one with some old badging, then later realized that was a slim chance.

 

Aiming high

 

The base model is pretty cool and priced at $55k. As someone who traded in a 2019 lifted 4Runner for a 2021 Tundra 1794 Edition for the increased road trip comfort and ability to tow an RV that I actually fit in, the new Land Cruiser with a 6k lb tow rating is appealing.

 

Looking to this, or perhaps the next detailed updates to the rav4 (I know they won't be much, but need a couple changes over current offering) to replace Venza, which is a bit too small and not arranged as well for storage when traveling. Hoping it will come through with all that I hope.