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2009 Toyota Land Cruiser Discount Toyota Prices Low Land Cruiser Lease Payments Lowest Toyota Prices Huge Land Cruiser Savings All Colors Options Worldwide Delivery Build2009 Toyota Land Cruiser 2009 Toyota Land Cruiser Articles Information 2009 Toyota Land Cruiser Standard Features 2009 Toyota Land Cruiser Technical Specifications 2009 Toyota Land Cruiser Available Options 2009 Toyota Land Cruiser Vehicle Colors 2009 Toyota Land Cruiser Photos 3D Spins 2009 Toyota Land Cruiser Lease Specials 2009 Toyota Land Cruiser Featured Inventory Pre-Owned Toyota Vehicle Inventory Click To Sell Your Toyota Land Cruiser 2009 Toyota Land Cruiser CarFinder Print 2009 Toyota Land Cruiser Brochure Introduction It's unusual to find SUVs in today's marketplace that are still engineered for more than ordinary use. The all-new 2008 Toyota Land Cruiser is one of those few remaining that are capable in more than one venue. The Land Cruiser is designed to transport people and gear over any kind of road or primitive trail, in any kind of weather, with speed, comfort and security. It can tow up to 8500 pounds with the right equipment. It offers integrated comfort and convenience features to rival luxury cars in this price range. The 2008 Land Cruiser looks pretty much the same as the previous Land Cruiser, but make no mistake: it has been completely re-engineered from the frame up. Refinements include a suite of safety features, state-of-the-art electronics, more power with better mileage, and innovative engineering advancements that permit outstanding performance in contrasting circumstances. More than just all-weather, the Land Cruiser offers legitimate all-terrain capability. Among the innovations making this possible is a brilliantly designed suspension that enhances performance on irregular terrain, yet does not compromise cornering or braking on paved roads. The Land Cruiser's high-utility, capability-driven design comes at a price. Building multiple-use potential into a single vehicle requires more expensive materials, extensive developmental testing, and more engineering innovation. That makes the Land Cruiser the vehicle of choice for well-heeled customers who have a cabin in the woods, an adventurous vacation routine, or perhaps a whole lot of highway and dirt road between the family home and a camping trip. For their investment, Land Cruiser owners enjoy an exceptionally secure, comfortable SUV that can make extreme use seem routine. Then there is the matter of quality. All Land Cruisers are built in small volumes in Japan. Production is shared between the Yoshiwara plant, in Aichi, Japan, (now manufacturing Prius, LX470 and 4Runner) and Toyota's vaunted Tahara plant, which mostly manufactures Lexus vehicles. These are Toyota's flagship manufacturing facilities. Standards at the Tahara plant, in particular, have been described in American newspapers as untouchable, approaching fewer than 10 defects per 1 million parts. As a result, the Land Cruiser's brick outhouse reputation for durability and long-term value is likely to be continued. It is normal for four-wheel-drive vehicles to require unscheduled repairs due to greater complexity, and exposure to dust, water, and vibration. However, in the case of the Land Cruiser, we would be surprised to encounter many significant problems beyond long-term maintenance. Because of its iconic exterior design, Land Cruisers never seem to look dated or go out of style. Used Land Cruisers are scarce and command high prices. Lineup The 2008 Toyota Land Cruiser ($63,200) is available only as a four-door SUV with rear clamshell-type hatch. Standard equipment is extensive there are few options. Standard interior equipment includes leather upholstery CFC-free automatic climate control and independent automatic rear climate control system four-spoke leather-wrapped steering wheel with audio, telephone and voice recognition controls power tilt and telescopic steering wheel with memory power door locks and windows, including power rear quarter windows Smart Key keyless entry HomeLink variable intermittent front and rear wipers and washers cruise control, 12 cup holders combination meter with Optitron electroluminescent instrumentation JBL 605-watt AM/FM/6CD/MP3 system with auxiliary mini-jack and 14 speakers tilt/slide power glass moonroof with sunshade and one-touch open/close operation with jam protection auto-dimming rear view mirror with compass multi-information display rear window defogger digital outside temperature display Intuitive Park Assist (back-up sonar). Standard seating arrangements include 10-way driver and eight-way front passenger power-adjustable heated leather trimmed seats and adjustable headrests tumble, foldable and reclining 40/20/40 three-section split second row seat with fore/aft slide and three-point seatbelts folding 50/50 third row seat with headrest and three-point seatbelts on all three seating positions. Safety features include multi-terrain ABS with Electr

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