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See When The Cost Of Brand New Toyota Landcruiser Used To Be N4320; Now It Is N100,000,000
There was a time in Nigeria when you could own a brand new Toyota Landcruiser with a sum of N4320. In today’s Nigeria, if you don’t have up to N100,000,000 (One Hundred Million Naira), your chances of getting a brand new Landcruiser is very slim or close to impossible.
The Toyota Landcruiser is one of the many Toyota’s full-size SUV that has stood the test of time. This car has been in production for decades and it’s likely not going to be discontinued any time soon. It has been around since 1951. Some of the greatest attributes of the Toyota Landcruiser which led to its mind blowing popularity is its reliability and longevity. At some points, it became the best body-on-frame, four-wheel-drive vehicle in some parts of the world. It survived one of the toughest operating environments in both temperature and terrain.

The Landcruiser is an SUV politicians, pastors, business moguls and elites love so much. It is very evident. If you have the opportunity to check the garages of these categories of people mentioned ealier, you would likely see a Landcruiser chilling in one corner.
What can N4320 buy you today in your area?
See pictures of a brand new 2022 Toyota Landcruiser

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