2021Toyota Land Cruiser | Near Extinction 

That's the people that actually appreciate the car. Not to mention, you don't want your luxury SUV breaking down just anywhere in Africa. I'm not driving the Mercedes when it has a chance of not making it back home

Only 600k

You see like 20 LC's every minute you drive in Dubai. Pretty cool how popular they are down there

@@slowgoat6089 it’ll run for a million if maintained properly

@@slowgoat6089 just breaking it in

Eah rayos Tu foto del PPR 😅

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Jack "so with that" Singapore. FTFY

Incredible 😂

LMFAO

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah !!!

That's not really fair. 90% of all Land Rovers made are still on the road today. The other 10% made it home.

@@nothingtoseaheardammit that actually made me laugh out loud

@@nothingtoseaheardammit The only Jungle a Land Rover can come out of, is the National Parks with paved roads. LOL !!

Or a diesel Patrol, it's a shame Nissan never brought them to the USA.

couldn't say that any better.

Exactly the reason Apple succeeds even with the price premium it commands.

Well said!!

Very well said

@@Jabid21 These days that argument against Android no longer flies.

Wow. Beautiful.

Ok boomer

You can either get conspiratorial about greedy companies trying to increase profit margins with a strategy of "planned obsolescence", or you can just look at the fact that environmental regulations have ironically incentivized companies to design products that don't last and are thrown out, and consumers literally can't afford the old "buy once cry once" purchasing strategy even if they wanted to. Everyone lives paycheck to paycheck because their local zoning board is captured by existing property owners who vote for whoever will block development, and because every fruitful career path is fully credentialzed by the government to the point that in some places you can't even cut hair without a license (that was a big part of feudalism, it was just the Monarchy creating laws that restricted the practice of various trades to whoever had political connections, otherwise known as a guild system). But of course nobody pays attention to their local government, everyone worships Washington D.C. like it was the headquarters of the Avengers who were going to come and solve all their problems. Maybe that's why Marvel movies are so popular, they appeal to the childish conception that the only way to change the world is to have some sort of unnatural power that most humans don't have. Washington D.C. has that kind of power, but it turns out its not really much of a force for good. Whether you think the problem is that "your" job has been shipped to to China, or that the problem is we don't tax the rich enough, you're wrong.

Gorgeous comment.

And the average age of cars on the road today is how many years? Modern cars last much longer than yesterday.

Big percentages but small actual: 200->600 =400%.

they dont sell these much, so an increase of 1000 per unit can be substantial. Honestly, there are only select few that looks for these type of vehicle and 90% will never ever go off road.

It’s what finally convinced me to pull the trigger.

We in Australia going to miss our Diesel V8.

@@mhalley5 200%, but yes very valid point!

If they offered the car for what it was worth and didn't overcharge for a bargain brand (albeit bulletproof) vehicle they would still be selling. I mean there haven't been updates to the design in years how are they still charging almost $100k for this when the R&D has been paid for many times over?

@@anydaynow01 i think they are gonna sell it in other parts of the world

@@anydaynow01 you just described every body on frame truck available

only blind fanboys hate on the land cruiser.

@@attananightshadow its way over priced other than that its solid.

1000% Going to see $50k LC with 100k miles in like 5 years.

@@noahsyndergaard1560 I think pristine essentially undriven examples will hold their value but yeah, once people see what the electric suvs can do it will be a select few who would fork out nearly a $100k for a used Toyota. But then again a used ITR in excellent condition can go for over $50k so who knows what lurks in the mind of a rich fan boy.

Totally agree and heritage edition will hold value even better.

@@anydaynow01 get real, electric SUVs will suck.

Buying this car is basically like investing in Apple in the 90s at this point

Sounds like an automated lecturing device.

LeKTronix!!!! DAmn youuuuuu!

The accent these two have is so thick it’s hard to understand at times.

@@JesseValentine I never would have said that xD I'm absolutely fine listening to them, english not being my first language

@@dudo626 I’m surprised they don’t sound more like @CrimePaysButBotanyDoesnt, but what do I know dude, I am from California.

It's already worth four times most volvo's lol

@Aquatic Ape that’s a lot of money 💰. Hopefully you will be able keep it for 40 years from now.

I would rather have a Volvo XC90

​@@kristians2704🤣

And your whole family is Indiana Jones fans .

How does it feel to be a fanboy?

@@aygwm Feels quite fantastic, we never have to visit the shop!

@@dawnpoint oh really you just run the same fluids and never do maintenance. cool story!

@@scott8238 are you bitter because your nissan product leaves parts behind every time you floor it? Lmao

Well said.

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Your what?

😂😂😂

Wtf

Wife's bf? ;)

LOL

Try the sleepy joe stimulus pack

@@WhiteLivesMatterPL 🤣🤣🤣

@@WhiteLivesMatterPL Nice! That would get you 1.5% of the way to a land cruiser

Sell platelets, maybe sperm.

But they’ll be more efficient

Who cares. This is ridiculously overpriced

@@bradleyscarreviews not for long term buyers it’s not

@@bradleyscarreviews That is certainly not what the resale value on these says These have a cult like following

@@ramennoodlz still is overpriced, this bucket has no tech, no advancement and costs 87k. You could buy any used SUV from up to 15years ago and it's the same thing at a fraction of the cost. I'll bet you a chevy V8 lasts longer, and a replacement should it pop is cheap as shit

Hardest subscription ever.

Don't lie, you couldn't break it

You had a wet dream :))

With proper care the 'newborn' will drive their newborn home from the hospital in it as well.

And you're gonna pay his fuel bill?

I told my kid he can have it when he gets his license ..

Congratulations!

@@AyAy008 Thank you!

*for now*

...on a good day

@Nomen Clature that’s why the value is still strong at 250k miles

@@paulb354 on a good day? Go try and buy a 1999/2000 land cruiser with 200-250k. See how much they are selling for

@@AlCasa52 I meant you'd be lucky to get one for that, not the other way. I meant like a good day for the buyer.

i'd rather buy a much cheaper vehicle and then just invest the difference. but hey, don't let me convince you consumerism is overrated...

Hahahahahahahahaha ! This video is attracting top class comedians 😂

So did you miss or?

Eat wasps, bees don’t deserve anymore losses

@@Floppinpimp He made fun of savage geese and honey bees , as rhyming . LOL

@@Floppinpimp lol

Spread the cost over twenty years and the price isn't that outrageous. Just don't be silly and use this as a commuter vehicle. Save it for hauling the family, hauling stuff, and taking trips, especially to places lesser vehicles can't easily go.

@@markmiller3279 you said it. You expressed what i intended to say

The problem is - you did'nt say that. Multiple other turds have used the same comment over and over.

Update: I now have 158k miles on it. No issues whatsoever. It just keeps going, and I love it for that. Its been my favorite daily driver that Ive ever owned.

In the country roads you basically only see Land Cruisers and Hiluxes. I'm surprised how many people own them given the price but it does make sense.

How expensive is petrol or diesel in Australia?

More in Saudi Arabia

And Nissan Patrols

@@aqwplayer222 It doesn't make sense to me because usually ruggedness and simplicity is cheaper. I guess the resulting reliability should raise the price but it never has with cars, the opposite in fact.

I guess still reliable even with twin turbo diesel ?

Hopefully we get that next

@@khalilkenouche2063 of course, and it gets like 12-14 l/100km in the city (~20-22MPG)

Toyota are selling like 1000+ of these a month in Aus, its nuts. Boomers love them.

Americans are missing this economical diesel v8

Just make sure you win the lottery twice, to pay for 30 years of 13 MPG

Just buy a used sequoia, they are excellent suvs also and have a v8.

Hopefully, Toyota decides to make a simple turbo engine. Low pressure turbo engines are reliable, they just cost more to maintain. All depends on the details of course.

No thanks. I'd rather not come to Kenya.

I was just about to comment about how these are driven so hard in Kenya. And they're everywhere!

Dude wtf 🤣

10/10

This is RU-vid comments gold.

Attempt at humour: 10/10 Actual Success: 1/10

Get help 🤦‍♂️

XC90 still one of my top picks, would love for Mark to review his.

He mentioned in the last livestream Jack and himself plan on doing videos on their personal car/daily drivers in the coming weeks discussing their ownership experience and problems

Same in russia and middle east! I still remember father owning 100 VX V8 2005🤩

What did they sell 10,000? Hoo,,,no that would be all the vehicles sold down under in a year.

@@2003evodave just in Australia in 2020 they sold, 15k Landcrusier 200 series. 18k- Landcrusier 150 Prado, and 12k - Landcrusier 80 series pick up. In contrast, BMW sold 700 x7 model, and 300 x5 suv Audi sold 200 q7, and Landrover sold 700 discoveries.

The funny thing is, the 300 looks to be a far superior vehicle.

Same here I bought a 2019 new and it’s at around 18k miles new. I paid $76k new and trade in is $74k now lol.

@@tylerwest3820 wow, would love to know how you got it at that price! Good job👍

@@tylerwest3820 how did you get it that cheap?

@@ChrisWalksFast dealers around me we’re not moving them fast in 2019 they gave me 10k off msrp. Only had 4miles on it when I purchased.

@@bluecruiser2019 in 2019 dealers around me were not moving them fast. They gave me 10k off msrp. Only had 4miles was sitting in there showroom. They told me they only sold one maybe 2 a year. I believe they though they were gonna get stuck with it or do a dealer trade.

True, the Sequoia will get you there too..very solid suv.

It sounds like your are describing the FJ from the mid-2000s . With its current sky high resale value people forget FJs were priced as a very affordable alternative to the 4Runner at that time. Too bad the ergonomics were a disaster, the styling was juvenile and sales eventually fizzled out . Toyota has a capable and good looking 2 door Prado in production that could fill the same market space today. If they could be bothered to ship them over with the 4Runner and Lexus GX which are built in the same factory, Toyota would surely have a hit on their hands.

Smart if you aren’t going to use it. If you are going to use this, spending over $80k for this is a very bad decision

Collectors are buying them all up so they can park it in a garage for 15 years then resell it for 3x the original cost

@@JacesOwnWorld Well it'll probably hold it's value and potentially appreciate because it's known for lasting longer than the sun. However the usability experience (performance, comfort, tech, fuel economy) will all suffer as a result compared to everything else.

@@CrazyWeeMonkey there are a bunch of cars that “eventually appreciate” but that’s long term and it won’t ever reach the $80k price tag of it being new.

@@JacesOwnWorld Agreed, though I think this car/truck may be part of the exception. Look at how 4runners, tacomas, tundras hold their value. With big ICE "tank" cars beginning to no longer be sold I expect car/trucks like this to increase in value.