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New Dandenong South, VIC, 3175

2018 Toyota Landcruiser GXL VDJ79R 4X4

$62,888

L. Govt. Charges

Model Range

$62,888 - $135,000

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Odometer 236,566km

Body type Ute

Fuel Diesel

Transmission Manual

Vehicle Overview

This 2018 Toyota Landcruiser GXL VDJ79R is a purpose-oriented single-cab ute built around the long-established LandCruiser 70 Series formula. Its white exterior, manual transmission and diesel powertrain give it a straightforward, work-focused character, while the dual-range 4X4 system provides the mechanical versatility expected of a vehicle designed to operate beyond sealed roads.

With 236,566km recorded, this LandCruiser presents as a high-use vehicle whose appeal lies in its practical configuration and fitted equipment. The 4.5-litre turbo-diesel engine is paired with a manual gearbox, allowing the driver to directly manage the available drive through changing terrain and load conditions. The 2,000kg? configuration is not stated; however, the listing identifies a GVM upgrade to 3,950kg, a specification relevant to owners who need to consider payload capacity and the demands of equipment carried on the vehicle.

Its service-body layout is particularly useful for trades, field work and touring applications where tools, recovery equipment or other valuable items need to be organised rather than left loose in an open tray. Multiple lockable pull-out drawers and toolboxes create a more structured storage solution, helping separate frequently used gear from larger equipment. A tow bar adds further utility, while the factory snorkel is suited to owners who place value on additional protection for the engine air intake in dusty or wet operating environments.

Cruise control contributes to easier long-distance travel, balancing the LandCruiser’s utilitarian brief with a feature that can make extended highway kilometres less tiring. The vehicle is listed with a Victorian roadworthy certificate and Victorian registration, with registration shown as expiring on January 1, 2027. Buyers should assess the vehicle’s condition, load requirements and compliance needs in line with their intended use, particularly given the recorded kilometres and modified gross vehicle mass.