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Explore the legendary Toyota Land Cruiser at the National Automobile Museum of Tasmania! Our exhibit showcases the iconic evolution of this beloved 4x4, with highlights including the rare FJ45V - one of just 110 delivered new to Australia! Known for unmatched durability and adventure-ready spirit, these Land Cruisers are celebrated worldwide for taking on the toughest terrains.

Did you know?

The Land Cruiser debuted in 1951 as the Toyota BJ, initially designed for military use. It quickly became popular for civilian use due to its rugged reliability.

The Land Cruiser’s early success was partly thanks to its use by military forces. It was used by various armies around the world, including in the Korean War, where it earned a reputation for toughness.

The Toyota Land Cruiser has set a record for the highest-ever off-road drive on land. In 2007, a team drove a Land Cruiser 70 to 5,376 meters (17,670 feet) above sea level in the Andes.

Many Australian mining companies rely on Land Cruisers for work in remote mines, where their durability and off-road capabilities are essential for getting workers and supplies in and out of harsh, often inaccessible locations.