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Are the Land Cruiser and Prado the same car?

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LaKimberly

07/28/25 5:10pm

Land Cruiser and Prado are not the same car. 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 power performance. Toyota uses different badges on the rear of these vehicles during production: the Land Cruiser features the 'landcruiser' badge, while the Prado carries the 'landcruiserprado' badge. Additionally, the front grille design can help distinguish between the two models—the Prado has a vertical grille, whereas the Land Cruiser has a horizontal grille.

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OEmiliano

08/11/25 11:36pm

Well, I remember being curious about this when I first encountered Toyota SUVs. The Land Cruiser and Prado are definitely not the same vehicle. The Land Cruiser typically refers to the premium series of Toyota's Land Cruiser lineup, featuring larger dimensions and powerful performance with a focus on off-road capabilities. The Prado, short for Land Cruiser Prado, is positioned as a more affordable option, leaning towards urban driving and family use. From a technical perspective, they differ in engine models and chassis design, with significant price differences, and they are marketed separately worldwide. For instance, when I go on road trips, the Land Cruiser is better suited for challenging terrains, while the Prado offers more agility and fuel efficiency in city driving—these distinctions are quite noticeable, so don’t mix them up.

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