The all-new Toyota Land Cruiser unveiled

Minor changes have been introduced to the Toyota in its very well-known and famous Land Cruiser. The 2013 version of the vehicle, one of the most capable in history for off-road outings, was unveiled in Japan as a prelude to the models that will reach the whole world, in the markets where the Land Cruiser is sold, such as Spain.

The new model features new LED daytime running lights and a completely revised grille, as well as new side mirrors and touch-ups to the rear lights. The front bumpers appear to be bulkier than before, which helps the overall look of the Land Cruiser convey a greater sense of strength than before.

Inside, there is also a video monitoring system capable of covering 360 degrees around the vehicle and the HDD navigation system with audio equipment, card reader and USB. The Dynamic Radar Cruise Control complements the interior equipment. Toyota announces that the interior finishes have been greatly improved, with new materials for the seats, among other things.

The capacity to carry seven adults and at least one child is maintained with the three rows of seats, with comfort and interior space being another strong point that the Land Cruiser continues to offer for 2013.

As for the engines, the 5.7 V8 is an option we do not have in Spain, but it is to be expected that we will continue with the same D-4D diesel engines or the petrol V6.

Via | Zer