Used 1997 Toyota Land Cruiser for sale near San Diego, CA

Was provided good service with them. I went to check out a Nissan Sentra for my daughter but came out with 2020 Kia Soul which was better/ comfortable car. Smooth finance team and process. My only advice is if you buy a Kia make sure you know if your current insurance will cover the car and look at the cost. That was my mistake (it was on a Sunday) because I was told things were good with insurance company's covering Kia. I was going to return the Kia and get something else because they don't have a return policy. But, my daughter loves the car but will trade it in about 5 months and get something else from Atlanta Used Cars.

Owned my 1997 Land Cruiser for 12 years. Never felt me stranded, very reliable. The three factory installed lockers are great for driving in snow, ice, mud, etc. Repairs are expensive compared to a Corrola, but much less than a BMW or Mercedes. Not sure why people complain on a $800 Land Cruiser valve cover seal replacement but are ok to pay $4000 for the same job on a BMW at the dealers. The Land Cruiser will last for ever. Hold its value. Many have reached the 300,000 miles. I have seen a Land Cruiser with 750,000 miles, original engine and transmission. Says a lot about its quality and durability.

I recently bought a Toyota 4Runner from 4x4 Rides and traded in my old car to them. Overall it was a smooth easy transaction. They held the truck for me while it was getting the state inspection, and worked with me on the price of the parts and labor needed to pass the inspection. They were honest, pleasant to work with, were knowledgeable and able to answer my questions, and were quick to respond on the phone and in email. They even recommended a financing company, Lightstream, which I easily signed up with to purchase the truck. Overall buying through 4x4 Rides was a good experience and I would have work done or buy from them again in the future. Thanks to Chris, Sara and Veronica who all worked with me. I love my 4Runner!

The FZJ80 series Land Cruisers were the last of the solid front axle Cruisers sold in the US. With optional factory lockers, 1 ton axles and the ever reliable 1fze engine they are considered by many the most capable 4x4 Toyota ever sold in the US. 1997 being the last year this series was produced, they had the most luxurious appointments and the peak of technology, such as the electronically controlled A343F automatic transmission. The 40th anniversary models also available in 1997 came with unique paint colors, two tone leather and automatic climate control. Not all Land Cruisers came with the sought after factory equiped front and rear lockers. A quick way to tell if a vehicle is equiped with them is to check the dash to the left of the steering wheel. A factory dial type switch that says "Diff Lock" indicates it is. This switch is not to be confused with the more common "Center Diff Lock" switch usually found in the center dash area.

"The professionalism of the staff at Dynamic Motors is commendable. They made buying my 2014 Cadillac Escalade easy!

excellent body and smooth engine and driving condition. The Interior looking is as good as the new one. Great deal!

I live in TN, and flew to CA to buy my LC. It was a one owner that took care of it and I drove it home. Now 10 years later, it looks & rides great. Now I take care of it, but it takes care of me. At 278,000 miles and going, it's never any trouble. Just regular maintenance and it will last forever. My LC is in mint condition and I hope to keep it to the day I pass. The only 2 draw backs to this truck is the mpg and back seat room. The mpg. It stinks! 13/14 in city and 15/16 on highway. The best I ever got was coming out of Denver with a wind behind me at 17.5 mpg. My model is 4WD at all times. So this is why the mpg suffers! The back seat might be good for most, but with boys at 6'6 and 6'9 what can accommodate them! Great truck if you can find one well taken care of regardless of the miles. The 6 cylinder- inline engine is ironclad solid. You can't hardly tear them up! Just take care of them once you get one, they're rare here is the states, as I was told that many were shipped to the Middle East by eager buyers during the so called gas shortage many years back here in the states.