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Are the Land Cruiser and Prado the Same?

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CorbinRose

07/29/25 2:24am

The Land Cruiser and Prado are not the same vehicle. The Prado is a derivative model of the Land Cruiser. Although these two vehicles share the same positioning, there are certain differences in their configurations and performance. The specific differences are as follows: 1. Different Performance. The Land Cruiser has stronger off-road capabilities, better adaptability, and a more stable chassis compared to the Prado. 2. Different Exterior. The Prado features a vertical front grille, while the Land Cruiser has a horizontal one. The rear trunk opening methods also differ. 3. Different Displacement. The current Prado comes in two displacement options: 2.7L and 4.0L. The Land Cruiser also has two displacement versions: 4.6L and 4.0L, with the former being an imported version and the latter domestically produced. 4. Different Comfort. The Land Cruiser offers more spaciousness and comfort than the Prado.

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GiselleDella

08/12/25 6:22am

From a mechanical perspective, the Land Cruiser and Prado are both Toyota's rugged SUVs, but they are absolutely different. The Land Cruiser is more like the big brother, typically equipped with a V8 engine for stronger power, a sturdier body, and higher ground clearance, making it suitable for extreme off-roading or desert crossings. The Prado, on the other hand, is the younger sibling, often featuring a V6 or smaller engine, with a design leaning towards agility and more comfortable suspension, tailored for urban daily driving. They share a platform, but their sizes differ significantly: the Land Cruiser exceeds five meters in length, offering much more space, while the Prado is just over four meters, making parking easier. Buyers of the Land Cruiser prioritize durability and adventure, such as long-distance expeditions, whereas the Prado is more fuel-efficient and budget-friendly, ideal for family outings. Anyone who has driven both vehicles knows that the Land Cruiser's handling is rock-solid on rough terrain, while the Prado's steering is much lighter. In short, despite their similar names, their functionalities cater to different paths—your choice depends on your needs.

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