Wait for new Toyota Land Cruiser stretches to 4 years in Japan

Toyota Landcruiser 22 front web.jpg — The latest Land Cruiser 300 Series (pictured) rides on a new GA-F platform that also underpins the Lexus LX full-sized SUV. (TOYOTA)

January 24, 2022 09:23 AM

TOKYO -- The Toyota Land Cruiser is big in Japan. In fact, demand for the do-all SUV is so big, Toyota Motor Corp. just notified customers that the wait for delivery has stretched to four years.

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