Toyota LandCruiser GRJ71 LX & VX

The GRJ71 - the short power pack amongst the off-road vehicle

Only at Tom's Fahrzeugtechnik with an increased performance of 30kw coupled with a 10% lower consumption.

The short wheelbase and the high-torque petrol engine are an ideal combination - remarkably manoeuvrable in heavy terrain and extremely powerful. The GRJ71, being the shortest wheel-based off-road vehicle, still offers almost a ton of load and a 3.5-ton trailer load.

The GRJ models from Tom's Fahrzeugtechnik have received an increased performance of 30kw, thus 200 kW, with 10% lower fuel consumption.

We offer the GRJ71 in two variants, the original LX and the more luxurious VX with metallic paint, aluminum rims, widened mudguards and an original Toyota winch.

Tom’s Fahrzeugtechnik is direct importer (not via third parties or intermediaries) for new vehicles and therefore these are available from stock within 2-5 weeks. All new vehicles will be equipped ready to German authorization. All vehicles are equipped with Euro 5 with soot filter.

For more than 60 years, the heavy-duty models of the Toyota LandCruiser are the worldwide standard for reliability and exemplary off-road technology. With its excellent off-road capability and the legendary ruggedness, they consistently expand the boundaries of the possible and developed an excellent image worldwide. Materials and manufacturing quality are absolutely unique.

Design
While the exterior inherits the Land Cruiser's signature sturdiness, the front takes on a more modern design. In addition to an updated front grille and hood, the modern headlights incorporate turn indicators.

The interior also maintains the signature strength of the Land Cruiser while incorporating modern design features. The instrument panel is highly functional, featuring a straight horizontal design to help the driver stay aware of the vehicle's position when driving off-road.

Safety Equipment
Modern safety adaptations include SRS airbags to assist in passenger protection in the event of a collision, and ABS to ensure greater control in an emergency by preventing the wheels from locking during braking.