I’m ready to pull the trigger on a LC but…..

DenisLM said:
We all are buy new cars at this point. You have 60 months/60000 miles to be sure that specific car/engine don't have any major problems.
if anything happens before, fix on Toyota dime and move on.
Simple like that.
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Isn't it 36-months/36,000-miles ?
 
LChopeful said:
Isn't it 36-months/36,000-miles ?
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We are talking about the powertrain:

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ultane said:
I was a BETA tester on the 2015 Ford Transit Van, 1 ton. Biggest mistake I have ever made. I blindly trusted Ford. Biggest mistake I have ever made.

I think Toyota is in a whole different league, than Ford. I feel like I made the right choice. Time will tell.
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No Ford bashing please. I know Ford walked away from one of their v8 diesels a few years back. Blamed it on Navistar if I recall correctly.
 
2024 Land Cruiser said:
I’m concerned about reliability issues with this engine. I’m fine with waiting a bit but I found one I really like. Thoughts?
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This was also a concern of mine but there were 3 things that made me go for it anyways. Those were:
  • It's a Toyota
  • It's made 100% in Japan (Mine came out of Tokyo)
  • It has a warranty
This is also a daily driver for me which I usually don't have more than 2-3 years. I do plan to keep this one longer since it's the First Edition but I've said things like that before.
 
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