What are the differences between Land Cruiser EXR, GXR, and VXR?
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Here are the differences between Land Cruiser GXR and VXR: 1. Engine: The Toyota Land Cruiser VXR is equipped with a 202kW (4.0L naturally aspirated) engine; the Toyota Land Cruiser GXR is equipped with a 228kW (4.6L naturally aspirated) engine. 2. Curb weight: The Toyota Land Cruiser VXR has a curb weight of 2635kg; the Toyota Land Cruiser GXR has a curb weight of 2735kg. 3. Maximum torque: The Toyota Land Cruiser VXR has a maximum torque of 385/4400Nm/rpm; the Toyota Land Cruiser GXR has a maximum torque of 453/3400Nm/rpm.
Well, the main difference lies in the configurations. My Land Cruiser GXR indeed has some minor upgrades compared to my friend's EXR, such as power seat adjustment and a basic touchscreen, which make daily driving much more convenient. The EXR is purely the base model, with manual seats and less tech-savvy features—it drives fine but can be a bit tiring on long trips. The VXR is even more premium, featuring leather interiors, a panoramic sunroof, and an advanced navigation system, making it feel like a luxury sofa inside. Price-wise, the EXR is the most affordable and great for budget-conscious buyers, the GXR costs a bit more but adds practical features, while the VXR is significantly pricier but justifies it with refined experiences. In terms of driving, all are stable with similar off-road capabilities—they're all rugged 4WD vehicles. When choosing, consider your needs: if it's just for daily commuting, the EXR is sufficient; if you frequently tackle long distances or varied road conditions, the GXR or above will be more hassle-free. Don’t forget to test drive—personal experience is key to making the right choice.
