200 Series Toyota Land Cruiser 2008–2021
A 381 hp 5.7L V8, standard KDSS and Crawl Control, and one loaded trim. There was no 2012 model, and the 2021 was the last Land Cruiser sold in the US before the 250 Series.
What it came with
Colors
Interiors
Rare catches
Rare options, colors and interiors to look out for, and whether finding one is good news.
Year by year
- 2008 New generation with a 381 hp 5.7L V8, a 6-speed automatic, standard KDSS and the new Crawl Control.1
- 2009 Privacy glass for the side and rear windows becomes standard.15
- 2010 Telematics with crash notification, emergency help and stolen-vehicle tracking, plus Bluetooth audio streaming, a USB port and live traffic.16
- 2011 No changes recorded.
- 2012 No changes recorded.
- 2013 Back after a year with no model. The options become standard on one trim, with Multi-Terrain Select.3
- 2014 No changes recorded.
- 2015 No changes recorded.
- 2016 An 8-speed automatic, collision warning with pedestrian detection, blind-spot warning and wireless charging.4
- 2017 No changes recorded.
- 2018 No changes recorded.
- 2019 No changes recorded.
- 2020 The Heritage Edition: two rows, bronze BBS wheels, and only Midnight Black Metallic or Blizzard Pearl paint.6
- 2021 The Heritage Edition can have the third row. The last model year sold in the US until the 250 Series.5,11
Sources
- Edmunds 2008 review
- Toyota Newsroom (seven decades)
- Edmunds 2013 review
- Edmunds 2016 review
- Edmunds 2021 review
- Toyota Newsroom (2020 Heritage Edition)
- Toyota Newsroom (2013 pricing)
- Toyota Newsroom (2021 Heritage Edition)
- Toyota Newsroom (65 years)
- SlashGear (Land Cruiser generations)
- Wikipedia (Land Cruiser)
- Toyota Newsroom (2016)
- Toyota Newsroom (2013 Chicago debut)
- Hagerty (Land Cruiser Heritage Museum)
- Edmunds 2009 review
- Edmunds 2010 review