Land cruiser 2011
Land cruiser 2011
Land cruiser 2011
Land cruiser 2011
Land cruiser 2011
Land cruiser 2011
Land cruiser 2011
Land cruiser 2011
Land cruiser 2011
Land cruiser 2011
For 2011 Toyota Land Cruiser is an icon for Toyota, but also as a misfit in a high school dance. At a time when all the manufacturers are trying to create a carlike crossover Landcruiser light continues to stay true to its 53 year history in America as a tough, off-road SUV. But to fall into the elegant dance of crossovers on the market, the Land Cruiser has packed its capabilities mat in a well-designed shell.
At the heart of this full-size SUV is a 5.7-liter V8 that pumps 381 horsepower and 401 lb-ft of torque and has been specifically designed to allow the Land Cruiser is up a steep peak. Full-time four-wheel drive with low leverage increases further off-road capability of the Land Cruiser, as his "Crawl Control", a hill climb in three stages and the method of descent where the accelerator and brake is operated electronically to maintain a constant speed control on difficult terrain, freeing the driver to focus on the obstacles ahead.
Both on and off-road is improved through the ability to Toyota Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System (KDSS) which automatically controls the front and rear anti-roll bars, depending on road conditions. Basically, this allows control over the body turns on the highway, a smoother ride on the highway and the greater wheel articulation (travel) when navigating an off-road trails.
In large SUVs is the Toyota Land Cruiser 2011 one choice in the segment. It is true that it's quite expensive compared to most other large SUVs. But when you look at other competitors - the Range Rover and Mercedes-Benz GL-Class, for example - you will probably find all is well within the capacity or the dollar. At the same time offers Land Rover LR4 similar capabilities but is particularly expensive.
Land Cruiser owners will feel perfectly at home, yet there is a modern, technical feel to the cabin that integrates features that have trickled down from the Lexus LX 470. The overall sense is of conservative design tastes, with all features smoothly integrated, prioritizing value and quality over style. Every aspect of the interior reinforces a sense of security.
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