The car received a number of additional accessories
The classic 70 Series Toyota Land Cruiser has returned to Japan after a 9-year hiatus, and Toyota's in-house tuning shop, Modelista, has offered a selection of optional accessories for personalization.
Modelista offers exterior modifications to the Land Cruiser 70 Series using components from Japanese tuning house Jaos, known for its SUV expertise. These improvements include the addition of vertical LED strips to the front bumper and the addition of additional skid plates. Buyers also have the option of installing aluminum skid plates on both sides, and the fog lamps will get a yellow tint.
The car features a new set of 18-inch aluminum wheels with a more sophisticated design and bronze finish. These wheels are paired with Yokohama Geolandar off-road tires. The Jaos roof rack and luggage compartment enhance the Land Cruiser's cargo-carrying capabilities. A rubber trunk mat is included to help keep the interior clean during outdoor activities that may include hauling dirty equipment. Modelista adds a touch of retro flair to the Land Cruiser's interior with woodgrain accents. Additionally, the tuner offers standard LED interior lighting, tinted glass, license plate bolts and more.
In addition, Land Cruiser 70 owners can also choose from a catalog of genuine Toyota accessories. Highlights include vintage red and yellow decals, a Land Cruiser silhouette spare tire cover and window visors.
The most expensive modification will be a new set of wheels, which sells for $3,000. A roof rack costs $1,500, while the bumper and skid plates cost $1,300. Decals cost $440 and woodgrain inserts cost $450. In Japan, the base model 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser 70 costs $32,500.