Toyota Land Cruiser Cars in Nigeria

Toyota Land Cruiser review in Nigeria

Land Cruiser has a rich history. It is the first SUV designed by Toyota. Even more than that: it was developed especially for the armed forces of the USA. Manufacturing started in 1953. One year later, the car got its original name (at first it was known as Toyota Jeep). Soon enough, it was a bit changed, and it became suitable for the civil usage.

The fact that Toyota Land Cruiser was built for military purposes explains its poor design and interior. The desire of the Japanese to expand in the global market has pushed them to improve running gear and interior. Cars of all generations successfully cope with off road driving and with driving in the city. This is the car for those people who like big vehicles and comfortable riding. However, fuel consumption directly corresponds to the size. Service and maintenance are of reasonable price. Very high quality suspension, reliability and absence of necessity of frequent repairs leave the owners satisfied.

Toyota Land Cruiser specifications

As always, Toyota is ready to impress with new progressive complex of safety systems, especially in the latest generation. Collision avoidance system, automatic high beam, cruise control with dynamic radar are included in every kitting.

New Land Cruiser demonstrates power, reliability, and some noble simplicity, as every good SUV does. Excellent passableness, amazing steering, spacious passenger compartment, rich interior design and kitting make this car the one that wins hearts from the first drive. Luxury and comfort – that’s what potential buyers look for, and that’s what they get.

If Toyota Land Cruiser is the car of your dream, look up for it on Jiji, Nigeria’s biggest classifieds. Choose a new or a used car and become a king of the road. The biggest classifieds are the best place for shopping, regardless of what you are going to buy. On Jiji you will find ads posted by people from all over Nigeria, and don’t doubt even for a second: your Land Cruiser is there, too.