Will the 200 series LandCruiser hold its value?

The 200 Series Toyota Land Cruiser will likely go down as the most desirable overland vehicle ever to be sold in the United States. The Land Cruiser was discontinued here in the U.S. after the 2021 model year, so we’ve seen used 200 Series Land Cruiser values hold pretty steady over the past couple of years, despite the fact that as the days go by, these vehicles continue to get older and older.

The 200 Series Land Cruiser was sold from the 2008 through 2021 model years, though it skipped the 2012 model year. The 200’s first update took place for the 2013 model year, while the second and more significant update took place for 2016. The Land Cruiser was offered pretty much option free here in the U.S. That said, there are a few outliers.

From 2008 through 2011, around 10% of Land Cruisers were sold without what was known as the “Upgrade Package,” which consisted of features like headlight washers, a center console refrigerator box, and a second-row DVD player. Even rarer is a 2008-2011 model sold without navigation, meaning there’s no center display screen. Your author has only seen evidence of one Land Cruiser so-equipped in the U.S. Outside of interior and exterior color, there was no variability across 2013-2015 Land Cruiser models in the U.S.

Fast forward, and the updated 2016 Land Cruiser came standard with second-row DVD screens mounted to the backs of the front seats. Starting with the 2017 model year, these became optional. A Land Cruiser Heritage Edition was offered for 2020 and 2021. For 2020 the Heritage Edition came exclusively as a 5-seater. For 2021, Toyota made the third row an option on the Heritage Edition. Outside of the 2020 Heritage Edition and some 2021 Heritage Editions, all 200 Series Land Cruiser SUVs sold in the U.S. came with the third row. Right now there are just over 300 of the 200 Series Land Cruiser models listed on Autotrader.

Here are five of the most noteworthy 200 Series Toyota Land Cruiser SUVs currently for sale.

1. 2008 Toyota Land Cruiser

Will the 200 series LandCruiser hold its value?
This 2008 Land Cruiser has an asking price of $26,995.

The overall cheapest 200 Series Toyota Land Cruiser on Autotrader is this 2008 model with an asking price of $26,995. At 227,989, the mileage is a bit steep, but the truck looks to be in good shape, and it’s riding on a great set of appropriately sized Toyo Open Country all-terrain tires. A bit of preventative maintenance mixed with some enthusiasm, and this 2008 Land Cruiser should be ready to go for another 100,000 miles. Find it at a dealership in Portland, Oregon. See 2008 Toyota Land Cruiser models for sale

2. 2008 Toyota Land Cruiser

Will the 200 series LandCruiser hold its value?
This 2008 Toyota Land Cruiser has an asking price of $29,000.

The highest-mileage 200 Series Land Cruiser for sale on Autotrader is this 2008 Burgundy example with 230,884 miles on the odometer. According to the attached vehicle history report, it’s a 2-owner truck that was in an accident back in 2015. Luckily, this vehicle is offered for sale by a private seller who appears to have owned the vehicle at the time of the accident, meaning you should be able to get more info on the severity of the damage. With an asking price of $29,000, this high-mileage 200 is located in Barrington, Illinois. See 2008 Toyota Land Cruiser models for sale

3. 2013 Toyota Land Cruiser

Will the 200 series LandCruiser hold its value?
This 2013 Toyota Land Cruiser is listed for $40,995.

As mentioned above, the 200 Series Land Cruiser received its first update for the 2013 model year. This introduced some additional comfort bits like a heated steering wheel, perforated leather, ventilated seats, radar cruise control, and more. If you want a more modern Land Cruiser, but don’t want to pay the massive premium commanded by the 2016-and-up models, a 2013-2015 Land Cruiser is the move. This 2013 example is the least expensive Land Cruiser currently listed from this sub-generation. It comes with 149,931 miles on the odometer and an asking price of $40,995. It’s offered for sale by a private seller in Santa Rosa, California. See 2013 Toyota Land Cruiser models for sale

4. 2016 Toyota Land Cruiser

Will the 200 series LandCruiser hold its value?
Get this 2016 Toyota Land Cruiser for an asking price of $56,998.

Here’s the least expensive 2016-or-newer Land Cruiser for sale on Autotrader. A 2016 model, it comes with 115,052 miles on the odometer and a relatively steep asking price of $56,998, reflecting the desirability of the most modern Land Cruiser ever to be sold in the U.S. Find this 2016 Land Cruiser for sale at a dealership in Greenville, South Carolina. See 2016 Toyota Land Cruiser models for sale

5. 2021 Toyota Land Cruiser

Will the 200 series LandCruiser hold its value?
This 2021 Toyota Land Cruiser Heritage Edition is the most expensive Land Cruiser on Autotrader, with an asking price of $199,495. A slew of upgrades helps to justify that figure. These consist of a Fox suspension with aftermarket control arms, ARB bumpers front and rear, a James Baroud rooftop tent, 35-inch all-terrain tires, multiple batteries, and lots more. Still, add up the individual retail cost of all these bits, and this price seems high, especially if you aren’t leaving tomorrow on a trip around the world. On top of that, the truck already has 9,175 miles on the odometer, though the fact that it’s a Heritage Edition increases its desirability. This 2021 Toyota Land Cruiser is offered by a private seller in Woodstock, Georgia. See 2021 Toyota Land Cruiser models for sale

Will Landcruisers go up in value?

Toyota Land Cruisers hold their value better than any other large SUV there is. Most vehicles depreciate at a rate of 40.1% over the course of five years. Full-size SUVs tend to depreciate at an average rate of about 44.1% over that same time period, according to iSeeCars.

Does Toyota Land Cruiser hold its value?

According to Car Edge, the Toyota Land Cruiser will depreciate 22% after five years, meaning it will have a resale value of $72,410. However, the depreciation and resale value depend on the SUV's condition, model number, and annual miles. The Land Cruiser has a fan club because of its rigid body and interior luxury.

How long will a 200 series Land Cruiser last?

With proper maintenance, the Toyota Land Cruiser can last you anywhere between 15 to 20 years or more. Because of its rugged construction, the Land Cruiser can last over 300,000 miles of rough and heavy use without breaking down.

Which is better LC200 or LC300?

Think about it, the LC300's 3.3-litre turbo-diesel engine is newly developed, and makes more power (227kW vs 200kW) and more torque (700Nm vs 650Nm) than the LC200's 4.5-litre V8.