2014 Toyota Land Cruiser Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

Toyota's land cruiser has remained mostly unchanged in the us since the 200-series was introduced back in 2007. That kind of longevity in the automotive industry is rare and for most vehicles, it would be a death sentence. But for the land cruiser, that is just how the owners like it and the 2020 Toyota land cruiser heritage edition is maybe the ultimate expression of that if-it-am not-broke-don't-fix-it loyalty.

What I love the most about the land cruiser is the legroom and big trunk. It is a very reliable vehicle, I feel safe when I am driving it and it is fun to drive. So far, I haven't had any problems. The seats are comfortable. The performance is excellent. It is a keeper.

Most reliable car I have ever owned. No problems and easy maintenance. It is a pricey vehicle, however it gives you peace of mind which is worth every penny. Glad I am putting my family in such a safe car. I am about to pass it on to my kids and I am glad they are protected.

Good on fuel. Drives comfortably and quiet. Big enough for the whole family

My vehicle is a Toyota landcruiser. It is a great mix of luxury and capability. I have it set up for overlanding so it has an aftermarket suspension with larger than stock tires. It still has plenty of power since it is got the 5.7 v8 motor. The only issue is due to the v8 and all time 4 wheel drive there is poor fuel mileage.