What are the differences between the Toyota Prado and the Land Cruiser?

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VanAlejandro
07/29/25 6:16pm
The differences between the Toyota Prado and the Land Cruiser are as follows: Appearance: Both the Land Cruiser and the Toyota Prado follow a rugged design style. These two SUVs look very robust and imposing, with mostly straight-line body designs that emphasize their off-road capability and power. However, the Land Cruiser appears more domineering than the Toyota Prado. Dimensions: The Land Cruiser measures 4950/1979/1880mm in length, width, and height, with a wheelbase of 2850mm; the Toyota Prado measures 4841/1885/1844mm in length, width, and height, with a wheelbase of 2789mm. Powertrain: The Toyota Prado is equipped with engines such as 3.5 gasoline, 2.7 gasoline, 4.0 gasoline, 4.6 gasoline, 3.0 diesel, and 2.8 diesel, while the Land Cruiser is equipped with 4.0 gasoline, 4.6 gasoline, 5.7 gasoline, and 4.5 diesel engines, clearly a step above.
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