The number of cylinders in a Toyota Land Cruiser can vary depending on the specific model and generation. Traditionally, Land Cruisers have been equipped with inline-six or V8 engines, although other configurations have been used in certain markets and model years.
- Inline-Six Engines –Â Many older Land Cruiser models, including the FJ40, FJ60, and FJ80 series, were equipped with inline-six-cylinder engines. These engines are known for their durability, torque, and reliability.
- V8 Engines: In more recent years, particularly with the Land Cruiser 100 Series (1998–2007) and Land Cruiser 200 Series (2008–present), Toyota has offered V8 engines as well. These engines provide increased power and performance compared to inline-six engines.
For example, the current-generation Toyota Land Cruiser (200 Series) is typically equipped with a V8 engine. Depending on the market and specific model variants, different engine options may be available.
