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Used MOUNT BARKER, SA, 5251

2020 Toyota Landcruiser Sahara

$114,990
Model Range
$76,888 - $114,990

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Odometer 89,120km
Body type Suv/Wagon
Fuel Diesel
Transmission Auto

Vehicle Overview

This 2020 Toyota Landcruiser Sahara is a substantial SUV/Wagon combining the Landcruiser 200 platform with a high-grade Sahara specification. Its silver exterior gives the vehicle a restrained, practical appearance, while the established Landcruiser format is designed around long-distance travel and broad everyday capability.

With 89,120km recorded, the vehicle is paired with an automatic transmission and diesel powertrain. That combination suits drivers seeking a relaxed, straightforward touring experience, particularly where extended road travel and a commanding SUV driving position are important considerations.

The Sahara badge places this Landcruiser among the more richly specified versions of the 200 Series range, while its substantial wagon body provides the presence and versatility expected of a full-size four-wheel-drive-oriented SUV. It is listed in Mount Barker, South Australia.

  • 2020 Toyota Landcruiser 200 Sahara
  • 89,120km
  • Automatic transmission
  • Diesel fuel
  • Silver exterior

Other highlights include Condition: Used.

Specifications

Year
2020
Make
Toyota
Model
Landcruiser
Variant
Sahara
Condition
Used
Body type
SUV/Wagon
Transmission
Auto
Fuel
Diesel
Exterior colour
Silver
Odometer
89,120km
VIN
JTMHV05J204320418
Stock reference
1072883

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MOUNT BARKER, SA, 5251

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