What is the difference between Toyota Land Cruiser and Prado?

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CoraLynn
07/29/25 10:08am
The differences between Toyota Prado and Toyota Land Cruiser include different exterior dimensions, different engines, and different maximum torque. The following are the specific details: Different exterior dimensions: Toyota Prado measures 4840×1885×1890 (L×W×H in mm). Toyota Land Cruiser measures 4795×1835×1925 (L×W×H in mm). Different engines: Toyota Prado is equipped with a 206kW (3.5L naturally aspirated) engine. Toyota Land Cruiser is equipped with a 110kW (2.7L naturally aspirated) engine. Different maximum torque: Toyota Prado has a maximum torque of 365Nm at 4500rpm. Toyota Land Cruiser has a maximum torque of 217Nm at 3000-4000rpm.
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DeMariana
08/13/25 1:07pm
I've been driving the Toyota Prado and the Land Cruiser, often called the 'Road Dominator,' for several years, and my urban life experience has been profound. The Prado is just the right size, making parking a breeze—it's effortless even in narrow alleys and crowded mall parking spaces. The Land Cruiser, on the other hand, feels too bulky for daily driving, especially when turning or stuck in traffic, and its fuel consumption is noticeably higher—a full tank doesn't get you very far. For family trips, the Prado's trunk space is ample enough to fit three large suitcases, and the passenger seats are spacious and comfortable. If you occasionally venture out to the suburbs for camping, the Prado handles simple dirt roads with ease, though don't expect it to tackle hardcore off-roading. The Land Cruiser is a different beast—it's designed for rugged terrain, with an incredibly sturdy chassis that feels unshakable in muddy conditions, though it feels like overkill for city driving. Additionally, the Prado's maintenance costs are much lower, with affordable and readily available parts, making it a more cost-effective choice for average families compared to the Land Cruiser's luxury price tag. So, unless off-roading is a daily necessity, I’d recommend the Prado as the smarter everyday companion—especially with fuel prices being high these days, it’s better to save where you can.
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