The Toyota Land Cruiser model might cease to exist from the market by 2022 as the manufacturer shows no signs of continuing its making.
This comes after Motor Trend’s reporter Jonny Lieberman, announced the discontinuing of the Land Cruiser model and Toyota neither confirmed nor denied the story.
Experts say the Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) is way too expensive for its type, stating that the car (if you justify its price with its build quality and capability) is in a terrible market position.
Most buyers, especially in America, would consider going for a Lexus brand even by sacrificing a few more dollars rather than purchasing the Land Cruiser.
The price of a Toyota Landcruiser is currently estimated at 8.5 million shillings but adding just a few coins, you would purchase a better version of cars away from Toyota. This making the SUV manufacturing considering to ax the model out of the market.
In addition to spending much money to buy the SUV, you might end up spending a couple of dollars just to ensure your land cruiser maintains its lifeline.
Ousting the Landcruiser could mean some back down in profit, but the company can reduce the price of the automobile or even change it to the less cheap Toyota version instead.
The Land Cruiser has been in an odd stasis, most customers complain it is having a way too low volume to update, it is vulnerable and overrated in terms of its pricing.
We cannot dwell so much on the dark side of the SUV. The SUV is a good off-roader, adequately spacious despite it being a decade older, it would whatever you command it to do, provided it is something at per with its capability.
Well, the off-roading won’t paint the blue sky red or whatever as other Toyota versions can have you covered. Take the Toyota 4Runner for instance. Way too cheaper than the ten-year-old Land Cruiser but can still go camping and trail riding as the latter.
The Toyota Land Cruiser has several other competitors let alone the Lexus and the 4Runner, Sequoia comes in handy when you are in need of a luxurious Toyota and you do not want to splash money for the Lexus version.
The 2020 Land Cruiser Heritage Edition may be the last we see of Toyota’s longest-lasting model name. Meanwhile, we can wait for the Car manufacturer to give their final stand.