Toyota increased pricing for the 2027 Land Cruiser, with the base 1958 trim rising $725 to a $59,375 starting MSRP and the Land Cruiser grade climbing to $64,220.
Toyota did not add new standard features with the price increase but introduced optional equipment, including a high-mounted air intake snorkel for $980 and a no‑charge “Inked” exterior color; the Land Cruiser Premium Package costs $4,905.
The Premium Package adds ventilated second‑row outboard seats on the Land Cruiser trim plus a 14‑speaker JBL audio system, illuminated entry and running boards, power moonroof, digital rearview mirror and head‑up display.
In price comparisons, the Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4WD with second‑row seats starts at $42,915 (three‑row 4WD is $2,000 more), and the Grand Cherokee Summit lists at $62,595, $1,625 less than the Land Cruiser grade.
This summary is based on coverage by MotorTrend.
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