What is the body weight of the Land Cruiser?
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The body weight of the Land Cruiser ranges between 2635KG and 2735KG. The body dimensions of the Land Cruiser are 5170mm in length, 1980mm in width, and 1930mm in height. In terms of exterior design, the rounded grille shape of the Land Cruiser has been replaced by rugged lines, giving it a more off-road vehicle feel. For the interior, the Land Cruiser features a dark color scheme in the control area, with wood grain accents on the dashboard, steering wheel, and gear shift, showcasing a luxurious texture. The Land Cruiser is equipped with a full-time four-wheel-drive system, and the torque-sensing limited-slip differential in the central differential system effectively optimizes the distribution of front and rear torque. The inclusion of a comprehensive anti-lock braking system ensures excellent braking performance whether on dirt roads, gravel paths, or sandy terrain.
I've been in the automotive repair industry for nearly twenty years, and the Land Cruiser shows significant weight variations across different years and models. Generally speaking, the older 200 series weighs around 2,500 kg when empty, while the newer 300 series can reach up to 2,800 kg due to additional high-tech features and reinforced structures. In practical use, the weight affects suspension wear and fuel consumption. Mechanics need to pay attention to this—if the vehicle is too heavy, the right lift must be selected. I recommend that owners regularly inspect their tires and suspension, as increased weight accelerates wear on these components.
