1991 Toyota Land Cruiser Reviews, Pricing & Specs
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User reviews for 1991 Toyota Land Cruiser
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by Scott S
Jan 06, 2015
I have a love/hate relationship with this SUV. It is one of the most capable and comfortable wagons Toyota ever made. It is already in its 20s and is still going strong. My only complaint about this era vehicle was the underpowered, gas guzzler petrol engine.
Once I ditched the 3EFI motor for a diesel that remedied the fuel consumption problem. I was originally only getting 10-to-12 MPG, but now I'm getting 17-to-20 MPG depending on my driving. A big fuel savings in spite of the difference in fuel costs.
I believe the FJ80 is an excellent platform for conversions. Their relatively inexpensive as used SUVs go, nearly indestructible, and have both good on and off road characteristics. Great for adventuring the country.Jan 06, 2015
by Daniel R
Aug 04, 2011
Performance - Acceleration is great as is Braking and handling, but brakes can get a bit squeeky at times.
Build Quality - Has had a few things repaired but it's just normal wear.
Appearance - Interior is really good not cheap looking at all, and exterior styling is great.
Cost of Ownership - Its great on fuel even though it is diesel.
Fun Factor - It is great fun to drive on and off road.Aug 04, 2011
by Anonymous
Jan 13, 2009
i love the handling of the car, the appearance, don't care so much about the speed (i mean if i wanted a race car i would have bought a corvette right?!?!) its comfortable and big but not over baring.
gas millage is always a concern how ever i have a solution to that as well ..... lower the gas prices and it will all balance out!!! Jan 13, 2009
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by Scott S
Jan 06, 2015
I have a love/hate relationship with this SUV. It is one of the most capable and comfortable wagons Toyota ever made. It is already in its 20s and is still going strong. My only complaint about this era vehicle was the underpowered, gas guzzler petrol engine.
Once I ditched the 3EFI motor for a diesel that remedied the fuel consumption problem. I was originally only getting 10-to-12 MPG, but now I'm getting 17-to-20 MPG depending on my driving. A big fuel savings in spite of the difference in fuel costs.
I believe the FJ80 is an excellent platform for conversions. Their relatively inexpensive as used SUVs go, nearly indestructible, and have both good on and off road characteristics. Great for adventuring the country.Jan 06, 2015
by Daniel R
Aug 04, 2011
Performance - Acceleration is great as is Braking and handling, but brakes can get a bit squeeky at times.
Build Quality - Has had a few things repaired but it's just normal wear.
Appearance - Interior is really good not cheap looking at all, and exterior styling is great.
Cost of Ownership - Its great on fuel even though it is diesel.
Fun Factor - It is great fun to drive on and off road.Aug 04, 2011
by Anonymous
Jan 13, 2009
i love the handling of the car, the appearance, don't care so much about the speed (i mean if i wanted a race car i would have bought a corvette right?!?!) its comfortable and big but not over baring.
gas millage is always a concern how ever i have a solution to that as well ..... lower the gas prices and it will all balance out!!! Jan 13, 2009
by Lane A
Aug 17, 2008
Well let's see... This thing is a BEAST, plain and simple. By no means is it fast, but it is not slow. I can easily cruise at 80 MPH on the freeway. The build quality is absolutely amazing, with 250,000 miles on the clock and STILL running strong. Offroad performance is stellar, even with open F/R diffs. However, the gas mileage isn't that great. I get about 10-11 MPG average.
Overall this is an excellent vehicle. I would recommend it to anyone looking for an all-around tough 4x4, yet still wants to travel in style, and doesn't worry about gas.Aug 17, 2008
by Anonymous
Sep 26, 2007
So very functional, even my 5 year old grand children can open and fold up the seats. The dogs love it, a peach to clean, very comfortable driving, never lets me down. Sep 26, 2007
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1991 Toyota Land Cruiser Pricing
Original MSRP
$23,063 to $23,063Price range
N/AAverage price on CG
N/AYoY price change
N/ATrims & specs
Audio System
Antenna Type: power · Single disc in-Dash CD · AM/FM radio
Convenience Features
Steering wheel: tilt-adjustable
Drivetrain
4WD Type: full time
Exterior Features
Paint: two-tone
Mirrors
Exterior mirrors: power
Roof
Moonroof: power
Seats
Front seat type: bucket · Upholstery: cloth
Tires and Rims
Wheels: chrome
Windows
Front wipers: intermittent
