Used Toyota Land Cruiser Pickup for sale in Dubai, UAE

What are our customers saying about the Toyota Land Cruiser Pickup

Mohammed - Having a Double Cab 4.2L Diesel Land Cruiser pickup is a fantastic pickup. My father owns a farm in Al Khawaneej, and if anything heavy needs doing, I put the manual transmission in gear and head for the plains!
Pros: Powerful 4WD and low range gear ratio.
Cons: Very limited options for price.

Mustafa - When I arrived in UAE, I was supplied with second hand LX V6 4WD Land Cruiser Pickup, and it’s like nothing I have ever driven before. It gets the job done no matter what, and when the going gets tough, the LX does what it does best! I tempted to buy one myself.
Pros: Diesel power, reliability and classic looks.
Cons: Options.

Khalid - I originally bought my pre owned Land Cruiser pickup V6 4WD in VXR trim to export back to my country but instead a enjoyed the ride too much and kept the car for myself. Very tough pick up and gets the job done especially construction. I highly recommend these cars.
Pros: Toughness, power and off road capabilities.
Cons: Price can be high depending on trim.

Five reasons to buy a Land Cruiser Pickup

1. Even though they haven’t changed in over 20 years, they are made from modern parts meaning they are reliable and won’t carry massive price tag when it’s time to hit the garage.
2. Any Toyota Model in Dubai and the UAE has great resale as a lot of consumers are looking to buy used Toyota Land Cruiser for sale in Dubai, UAE.
3. If petrol doesn’t give you enough power, you can always get a diesel version instead.
4. Selling it on the import market is quite lucrative too as the model is popular in Australia, South America and South Africa.
5. Classic is all the rave in today’s world and what's better at stating classic truck than a 2016 Toyota Land Cruiser. If that suits you. Pick one of these cars up today.

About the Toyota Land Cruiser Pickup

Toyota Land Cruiser pickup models essentially debuted in 1984, however, before that the iconic Jeep that rivalled the American Military four wheel drive simply known as Jeep actually came with a pickup from. It didn’t have the storage capacity the current or 84 model’s had, but it was still an option.

For over 30 years, the original shape has been given minor touch ups and if you lined up an 84 model next to a 16 model, telling the difference between the two would take a month of Sunday's to spot the distinct patterns. Drivers holding an automatic licence best be aware that this vehicle is exclusively available in manual transmission only.

Although it has classic looks and not so fancy interior, the pickup still proves popular in the UAE and around the GCC taking sales away from the Ford F 150, GMC Sierra, Chevrolet Silverado and the Toyota Tacoma.

Based on the J70 series of the Toyota Land Cruiser, the Japanese manufacturer figured out a way to make it into an untapped market. Simply remove the top of the rear end of the Land Cruiser and voila! One sturdy and reliable pickup that can literally go anywhere.

Certain countries also obtained pickups based on the J40 series.

With extremely basic options inside, literally, it was just a few seats covered in fabric. Air conditioning and media entertainment were optional extras. Available in both two and four-door setups, powering all four wheels is a manual transmission mated to an inline six-cylinder petrol engine with various displacements over the years.

Following in the footsteps of the SUV, the pickup variant received a fresh face and flattened out body panels all around. The majority of changes mechanically included new coil springs and other areas to improve ride quality. The Chassis was extended to accommodate a higher payload in the rear.

New indicators were attached by the firm to the front, and rear end and inside an updated steering wheel took over.

Engines, transmissions and drivetrains remained identical to the previous years. During the years, enthusiasts demanded a petrol engine be added to the lineup. After months of back and forth communications, a 4.7-litre petrol engine was made available to power all four wheels.

Additionally, the options list started to grow and now included a cassette player hooked up to two speakers and an external snorkel also air conditioning was still not standard even in GCC spec.