The Full Lineup
Land Cruiser Models
Every Land Cruiser sold in South Africa — specs, buying guides, common issues, and who each model is really for.
70 Series Family
1984 – Present · Still in production
70 Series Family Station Wagon
Land Cruiser 76 Series
1984 – Present
Five-door practicality, zero-compromise capability.
70 Series Family Double Cab
Land Cruiser 79 Series
1984 – Present
Africa's most iconic bakkie. Built for the farm, the mine, and the Namib Desert.
70 Series Family Troopcarrier
Land Cruiser 78 Series
2011 – Present (SA)
Solid axles, long-travel 4.2 diesel, unstoppable. The game-lodge workhorse.
Main Line
The full-size Land Cruiser heritage
Main Line The Cult Classic
Land Cruiser 80 Series
1990 – 1998
The first LC with coil springs — and the one that started the cult.
Main Line The Last True LX
Land Cruiser 100 Series
1998 – 2007
Body-on-frame, solid rear axle, twin-turbo diesel. The sweet spot that never came back.
Main Line The Benchmark
Land Cruiser 200 Series
2007 – 2021
650 Nm, full-time 4WD, luxurious interior. The standard everything else is measured against.
Main Line The Current King
Land Cruiser 300 Series
2021 – Present
Lighter, faster, more capable than the 200. Toyota's boldest Land Cruiser yet.
Prado
Mid-size · South Africa's most popular Land Cruiser family
Prado J90 Series
Land Cruiser Prado 90
1996 – 2002 (SA)
The original SA Prado — compact, tough, and now a budget classic.
Prado J120 Series
Land Cruiser Prado 120
2003 – 2009 (SA)
The Prado that built the badge in SA — real 4x4 capability in a 7-seat family wrapper.
Prado J150 Series
Land Cruiser Prado 150
2009 – 2024
South Africa's most popular Land Cruiser. The right size, the right price, the right capability.
Prado J250 Series
Land Cruiser Prado 250
2024 – Present
Built on the LC300 platform. The best Prado yet — by some margin.