2024 Toyota LC300 GR Sport
2024 Toyota Landcruiser LC300 GR Sport
- Mileage
- 4,000 Km
- Fuel Type
- Petrol
- Transmission
- Automatic
TOYOTA LANDCRUISER 300 SERIES INVENTORY
Compare Toyota Landcruiser 300 Series vehicles available from international import sources and local stock, including prices, mileage, specifications and available variants.
2024 Toyota Landcruiser LC300 GR Sport
2023 Toyota Landcruiser LC300 GR Sport
2023 Toyota Landcruiser LC300 GR Sport
2023 Toyota Land Cruiser ZX LC300 : A Luxurious Off-Road Icon
2023 Toyota Landcruiser LC300 GR Sport
2023 Toyota Landcruiser LC300 GR Sport
The Toyota Land Cruiser 300 series is the current flagship Land Cruiser large SUV, succeeding the 200 series with a lighter, more refined body‑on‑frame platform while keeping the same legendary off‑road toughness. It is aimed at buyers who want a full‑size 4×4 with strong diesel performance, advanced tech, and serious capability for desert, mountains, and rough‑road use.
The LC300 is a five‑door SUV about 4.96–4.99 metres long, with a 1980–1990 mm width, 2.85‑metre wheelbase, and roughly 235 mm of ground clearance. It usually seats five to seven, depending on market and spec, with a three‑row layout and a large 110‑litre fuel tank that supports long‑range touring. The boot is about over 900–1,100 litres behind the third row and up to around 1900–2000 litres when the rear seats are folded.
Most LC300 models run a 3.3‑litre (3,346 cc) twin‑turbo V6 diesel engine (F33A‑FTV) producing about 227 kW (304–308 hp) and 700 Nm of torque from 1,600–2,600 rpm. Power is sent through a 10‑speed automatic transmission and full‑time 4WD with a dual‑range transfer case, giving 0–100 km/h in roughly 7.5–8.0 seconds and a top speed around 210 km/h. The diesel layout improves fuel efficiency versus the old V8‑Cruiser, with mixed‑use consumption around 8.5–10 L/100 km (roughly 10–12 km/l).
The 300 series uses Toyota’s GA‑F ladder‑frame platform, with multi‑link front and rear suspension, adaptive dampers on higher trims, and full‑size suspension travel. It typically comes with Multi‑Terrain Select, Crawl Control, Downhill Assist Control, Hill‑Start Assist, 360‑camera, and multiple drive modes (Auto, Dirt, Gravel, Sand, Mud, Rock, etc.). Ground clearance, approach (~32°) and departure (~25°) angles, and a 3,500 kg braked‑towing capacity make it very capable in deserts, mountains, and heavy‑duty off‑road work.
Inside, the LC300 is far more refined than the 200 series: soft leather or textile upholstery, heated/ventilated front seats, rear‑seat screens on higher trims, and a large 12‑inch central touchscreen with navigation, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and digital instrument cluster options. Trim levels such as GX, GXL, VX, Sahara, GR Sport, and Sahara ZX add features like panoramic roof, 360‑camera, head‑up display, power rear sunshades, premium audio, and advanced driver‑assistance systems (adaptive cruise, lane‑keeping, blind‑spot monitoring, rear‑cross‑traffic alert, and multiple airbags).
The Land Cruiser 300 series suits high‑net‑worth individuals, safari operators, and off‑road‑focused buyers who want a full‑size, seven‑seat luxury SUV with strong diesel power, modern tech, and true Land Cruiser toughness. It works as a VIP people‑mover, desert‑touring vehicle, and long‑range family cruiser, giving you the latest flagship Land Cruiser experience that replaces the V8 LX/LC200 while keeping the same reputation for reliability and capability.
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