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market with something few rivals can claim: true Land Cruiser DNA. Unlike many modern SUVs that simply borrow rugged styling cues, the Land Cruiser FJ has been engineered from the ground up to deliver authentic off-road performance and durability without sacrificing comfort, refinement, or practicality. Compact enough for urban life, yet capable enough for serious exploration, the Land Cruiser FJ introduces a fresh dimension to Toyota’s SUV portfolio. BUILT ON LAND CRUISER HERITAGE The Land Cruiser legacy began in 1951 with the original BJ model and has since grown into one of the world’s most respected and enduring automotive nameplates. With cumulative global sales exceeding 12,4 million units across more than 190 countries and regions, the Land Cruiser has earned its reputation by enabling people to travel confidently into some of the world’s harshest environments and return safely. Over the decades, the Land Cruiser has evolved through iconic models such as the FJ40, 70 Series, Prado, and Land Cruiser 300. The new Land Cruiser FJ continues this evolution by introducing a more accessible and versatile interpretation of the Land Cruiser formula. Toyota’s objective was simple, yet ambitious: to create a Land Cruiser that allows even more customers to experience the freedom and confidence associated with the badge. COMPACT DIMENSIONS, SERIOUS CAPABILITY While the Land Cruiser FJ introduces a more compact footprint to the Land Cruiser family, it remains uncompromising in its engineering philosophy. At the core of the vehicle is a highly durable ladder-frame platform, one of the defining characteristics of authentic Land Cruiser models. Derived from the proven IMV architecture and extensively refined for the Land Cruiser FJ, the chassis delivers the strength, reliability, and torsional rigidity required for demanding off-road conditions. A shorter wheelbase, additional structural bracing, and extensive use of high-tensile steel further enhance rigidity, stability, and ride comfort. The Land Cruiser FJ measures 4 575 mm in length, 1 855 mm in width, and has a wheelbase of 2 580 mm. Compared to the Land Cruiser Prado, the FJ is 350 mm shorter, 125 mm narrower, and has a wheelbase that is 270 mm shorter. This compact footprint delivers exceptional manoeuvrability, including a turning radius of just 5,5 metres, making the vehicle equally comfortable in tight urban environments and narrow off-road trails. Toyota engineers also focused extensively on maintaining the off-road geometry expected of a Land Cruiser. The FJ achieves impressive ground clearance and approach and departure angles. This allows the tyres to maintain contact with uneven terrain for improved traction and control. RUGGED DESIGN MEETS MODERN CHARACTER The Land Cruiser FJ’s exterior design blends classic Land Cruiser proportions with modern detailing and a playful sense of personality. The signature square cabin silhouette remains central to the design philosophy, maximising visibility, practicality, and cargo capacity while paying tribute to generations of Land Cruiser models before it. Strong horizontal lines, flared fenders, and a wide stance create a sense of durability and planted confidence, while subtle design elements inspired by dice motifs introduce a more youthful and adventurous character. www.agribonus.co.za Spring/Summer 2026 BONUS 21