1991 JDM Toyota Land Cruiser Prado EX5 LJ78 Turbo Diesel in the USA - POV Walk Around and Long Drive 

Where do you buy yours

@@sportandourlifestyle6721 I bought my Landcruiser from a private seller who imported from Japan. Google this vehicle with Japan included and you will find sellers.

Not from Japan. Prados can be had from Europe or Central and South American countries (and thus be LHD) but the trims are all different, along with different engine options as well. For a EX5 Prado like this it's Japan only, and that means RHD. I do think people are far more afraid of RHD than they should be, if my wife and I can daily drive RHD vehicles like this for the last few years then anyone can. We do not have LHD vehicles at all, we drive our inventory. We've been exclusively RHD for the last three years.

@@KakerMix many thanks

@@KakerMix Hows getting parts for these? Thats my biggest concern up here in Canada. Heard these 2.4L's like to blow heads too

Maset in Japan.

Every JDM vehicle we've imported will automatically unlock a locked door when shut making it extremely difficult to lock your keys inside. You'd have to keep the door handle lifted as you shut the door to lock yourself out. Besides, my wife has a key to it as well.

Bought it at auction in Japan and imported it ourselves. Prices are far, far higher now than when we bought this so expect to pay 25,000~ USD or so for one like this.

@@KakerMix So kind of you to share this vital information. God Bless you!

Very nice one

For this specific Prado we typically got around 22~ or so mpg combined, mostly city driving. KZ Prados get a little better, perhaps around 24. They get far better fuel economy than any gasoline Land Cruiser across the board.

@@KakerMix yeah that's significantly better than gas engine land cruiser's, I appreciate your response, I've been looking into getting a Surf, but my legs/arms are too long and I don't fit very well, so I'm now looking into the prados, and I was having trouble getting info on general fuel economy. Thanks again I appreciate your help.

We averaged around 18 mpg mixed, mostly city driving.

Perhaps it's not ideal if you gotta do 75 mph on the regular.