Evolution and change are a big part of the modern car market: automakers are always updating and refreshing their models in an effort to stay on top of ever-changing technology and design trends.

Next year marks the 70 Series Toyota Land Cruiser’s 40th birthday. Originally launched as a 1984 model, the Land Cruiser 70 has been on sale ever since with minor nips and tucks keeping it (somewhat) ...

The company has announced that it has officially reintroduced the Land Cruiser 70 Series in Japan, a model whose origins date back to 1984 and that has stayed on sale in Australia. Its substantial ...

If anything, many can comfortably argue that the Japanese brand is the global standard when it comes to developing engines that will stand the test of time. Since the company's inception, it has ...

Which is the oldest 'Yota that you can still buy new in 2024? The answer is Land Cruiser 70, which came out in 1984 as the successor to the 40 series. Toyota last updated the 70 series in August 2023 ...

The 70 Series Land Cruiser is immortal, apparently. With four facelifts since its introduction in 1984, the 70 Series is like Toyota’s secret Mercedes G-Class. Unlike the G, unfortunately, most of the ...

Australia's Zero Automotive debuts upgraded version of its electric Toyota Land Cruiser 70 pickup truck conversion, aimed at the mining industry. The truck features a 60-kWh lithium titanate oxide ...

The 1998 HZJ78 DKR is a Toyota Land Cruiser 70 Series with its off-road prowess cranked to the max. We took one off the ...

The Toyota LandCruiser 70 Series has always been a market oddity, albeit one that American 4×4 fans have lusted over for decades. The no-nonsense, smaller, boxier, and more heavy-duty blue-collar ...

Toyota’s 70 Series is now powered by a four-cylinder turbo-diesel engine, so can it still hold its own? Ben Zachariah climbs ...

Is the new Land Cruiser really a Land Cruiser? We’re gonna spend the next 12 months finding out. The Land Cruiser is, without question, my favorite Toyota product. I’ve been lucky enough to drive ...