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Note: Recommended vehicle list contains most popular and sort after vehicles mainly from Toyota. If you do not see vehicles that interest you please contact us, We will be happy to provide price range and other details.

1984 - current Toyota Land Cruiser BJ70, BJ71, BJ73.
This is the short wheel base 70 series Land Cruiser. The 70 series replaced the Jeep styled 40 series Land Cruisers. The size is comparable or larger than Jeep TJ. Generally the 70 series, 2 door models comes equipped with FRP top which can be removed for open top Jeep style cruising. This vehicle comes equipped with either a 3.4 liter direct injection turbo diesel or 2.4 liter indirect injection turbo diesel. Even though 60 series Land Cruisers were offered in Canada with indirect injection 4 liter motor, we prefer direct injection motors. Direct injection motors are more suitable for Canadian winters, easy cold starting. The short wheel base Land Cruiser has the best power to weight ratio, making it the ultimate off road vehicle. Overall if you are in the market for the most practical 4x4 this is it. Seats 5 passengers. The 70 series is still in production in various configurations. The fuel economy ranges from 7 - 10 liters / 100kms of diesel for the 3.4 liter engine. The 2.4 liter engine is even more frugal. The good news is that it is very affordable.

1984 - 1989 Toyota Land Cruiser BJ74V
Best of the 70 series would be the medium wheel base BJ74V. Powered by the no nonsense 3.4 liter direct injection turbo diesel, these engines are good for half a million kilometers before a major service. BJ74V will be the heavy duty version of the 70 series. If you want a life time truck, buy a BJ74V. It is fuel efficient 7-10 liters / 100 km's, extremely rugged, easy to maintain and affordable to own. The added space in the medium wheel base truck will make it even more practical for every day use. This truck seats 5 passengers with comfort, leaving enough cargo space. Best suits Canadian climatic conditions.

1980 - 1989 Toyota Land Cruiser HJ60V, HJ61V.
The 60 series Land Cruisers are the first comfort oriented full size models made by Toyota. It is powered by a 4 liter direct injection engine in the HJ60V and HJ61V gets a turbo version of the same motor. Again this diesel motor is twice as frugal compared to the gasoline powered versions. The 60 series was sold in small numbers in Canada, both in gasoline and diesel versions. The diesel variant used the 4 liter indirect injection non turbo engine. The performance of the direct injection turbo engine is outstanding. additionally Japanese models were available with high roof and PTO winch as a factory fitment which was never offered in Canada. This vehicle is best suited for full size SUV buyer, long lasting and frugal motor, overall a luxury SUV which can perform wonders on and off road.

1987 - 1997 Nissan Safari Granroad VRGY60 also called as Patrol
Nissan's answer to Land Cruisers was the safari also known as the Patrol. Powered by a robust 4.2 liter diesel motor. These vehicles soon became Land Cruiser alternatives. Introduced in two models a short wheel base 2 door and a long wheel base 4 door models. Both was powered by the same motor. This vehicle is also highly recommended for import, if you are into Nissan's. They are as capable as the Land Cruiser or even better if you want a truck which is small (2 door variant) yet more comfortable than the 70 series. This model was not sold in North America. It is larger and more expensive than Pathfinder.

1990 - 1997 Land Cruiser HDJ81V (80 series)
The 80 series were sold in USA in large numbers but was powered by the 4 liter 3FE gasoline motor called FJ80 which made it an out standing gas guzzler rather than a practical off road vehicle. Unlike our US brethren now we have the opportunity to own the most powerful 4.2 liter turbo diesel direct injection 80 series Land Cruiser. This vehicle features coil spring suspension on all four corners, this is first for a Land Cruiser. This model soon became the most sort after off and on road vehicle. A choice for long distance drivers, who encounters different terrain. The styling still commands respect, often retains higher resale value than that of the newer 100 series models. We have an in depth knowledge about the 4.2 liter diesel motor. We are aware of its shortcoming and its advantages. The 80 series drives like a car, handles very well at highway speeds. The coil spring suspension settings allows excellent articulation making it a natural rock crawler. Everything about this vehicle is heavy duty, including the sheet metal which uses highly galvanized steel. Our recommendations goes for this Cruiser, provided you follow our maintenance procedures. Auction Price Range: $4500-8500 USD

 
1990 - current Land Cruiser HZJ77HV (70 series)
This model features 5 doors and a longer wheel base. Powered by the 4.2 liter motor found on the 80 series. The power to weight ratio is very high. If you are not into looks but want the ultimate work horse, this truck will be a good choice. The 70 series are still under production. Serving many different types of needs in the most remote parts of the world to the Australian cities. These vehicles are so rugged that many developing nations adopted 70 series for their military use. Some other popular applications are troop carriers and ambulance. Overall this rig will last for a long time and will happily take the abuse you through at it.

 
1984 - current Toyota Hiace Diesel
Toyota Hiace will be an interesting option if you are a contractor or use it as a delivery van. Hiace comes in several different options and trim levels to suit your needs. This van could be the perfect multi purpose vehicle. Family and business use, seats up to 8 passengers if equipped with full set of seats. Comes in the regular rear wheel drive or all wheel drive (AWD) version. Power comes from the most tried, tested, reliable, smooth, frugal and easy to maintain 2.4 liter motor. Normally aspirated (non turbo) and indirect injection engine best suited as your work mate. The AWD version gets a bigger 2.8 liter motor. Hiace has enough power and torque to do most of your every day tasks. It is not recommended for heavy towing. The fuel economy will keep your business account happy, expect at least 50% savings. 6 - 9 liters / 100kms. If you are currently using a gas guzzling van without a choice, now you can choose what you want, that too at very affordable prices. Just let us know your needs we will suggest the right trim package. Auction Price Range: $1200-3500 USD

Buying high performance sports cars from Japan could be rewarding. Cars like Nissan 300Z, Supra Twin Turbo, MR2 are available here, but a Canadian used car with high mileage or low mileage cars with high price tags are common to encounter. If one of these cars are your dream, you could find one with low mileage and very good condition car at a reasonable price. If you want the best of the best then cars like Nissan Sylvia and Skyline would be a good choice. Read the buying process page and contact us we will help you find the most desirable vehicles at a bargain.