How much does the Land Cruiser weigh?
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Land Cruiser The weight of the Land Cruiser ranges between 2,635 kilograms and 2,735 kilograms. In terms of comfort features, the Land Cruiser is equipped with a 4-zone independent automatic air conditioning system, smart key, 8-inch multifunctional information display, and other advanced equipment, thoroughly showcasing its premium feel. Regarding safety performance, in addition to the GOA body structure, Vehicle Stability Control (VSC), and SRS airbags for the driver, front passenger, front side, and curtain airbags, the new Land Cruiser also features second-row side SRS airbags and front knee SRS airbags, forming a comprehensive 10-airbag SRS system.
I often drive this car to and from work. The weight of the Land Cruiser generally ranges between 2400 to 2800 kilograms, and my 2020 model weighs about 2500 kilograms. The weight makes the car feel very stable when driving, especially on highways—wind and rain don’t make it sway, so it feels secure. However, there are quite a few drawbacks: the fuel consumption is significantly higher, averaging around 15 liters per 100 kilometers for me, and it’s even more costly in city traffic jams; parking is also quite troublesome—if the space is a bit tight, it won’t fit, so I have to look for spacious spots. The weight also affects handling—it feels a bit sluggish when turning, and the braking distance is longer, so I get the brake system checked every six months to prevent wear. On the plus side, the weight enhances safety—when taking the family out, the car’s mass absorbs impact and reduces the risk of rollovers, though repair costs are higher. Overall, while it’s a bit heavy, the durability is undeniable, making it great for long trips.