New face for Prado
Toyota has upgraded its LandCruiser Prado for the 2014 model yearToyota has updated its LandCruiser Prado. One of Australia’s top-selling SUVs, the new updated Prado features a redesigned front-end, new alloys and an interior makeover.
According to Toyota, the “comprehensive” interior change improves “quality, convenience and ease of use with new multi-media audio systems, a redesigned dashboard and new materials, detailing and features.”
Suspension changes have been incorporated for both the standard system and the Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System fitted to high-spec Prado models.
Engines and gearboxes are unchanged since the 150 Series launch in 2009.
And the rest of the changes come at a cost. Only the entry level Prado’s sticker price is unchanged at $55,990. Pricing across the rest of the range has increased up to $1455. The top of the range Prado, the turbodiesel Kakadu, is now an eye-watering $92,590.
Look out for more details on the updated Toyota LandCruiser Prado and our launch drive here soon.
| Toyota LandCruiser Prado pricing | ||||
| Turbo-diesel | Previous | New | Change | |
| GX 5 manual | $55,990 | $55,990 | +$0 | |
| GX 5 auto | $58,254 | $58,690 | +$436 | |
| GX 7 manual | $58,254 | $58,490 | +$236 | |
| GX 7 auto | $60,177 | $61,190 | +$1013 | |
| GXL manual | $61,135 | $61,490 | +$355 | |
| GXL auto | $63,635 | $64,190 | +$555 | |
| VX auto | $77,635 | $78,990 | +$1355 | |
| KAKADU auto | $91,135 | $92,590 | +$1455 | |
| Petrol | ||||
| GXL auto | $62,635 | $63,190 | +$555 | |
| VX auto | $76,635 | $77,990 | +$1355 | |
| KAKADU auto | $90,135 | $91,590 | +$1455 | |
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