What Is the Horsepower of the Land Cruiser V8?
The Toyota Land Cruiser has featured multiple V8 engines over the years, with horsepower varying by model year, displacement, and region. Toyota’s V8s are known more for durability and torque than peak horsepower, but they still provide strong performance for towing, off-roading, and highway driving.
Common Land Cruiser V8 Engines
4.7L V8 – 2UZ-FE
- Found in – 1998 to 2007 Land Cruiser (100 Series in most markets)
- Horsepower – 230 to 275 hp, depending on market and tuning
- Torque – Around 320 lb-ft
- Naturally aspirated, cast-iron block with aluminum heads
- Valued for reliability and longevity
5.7L V8 – 3UR-FE
- Found in – 2008 to 2021 Land Cruiser (200 Series in the US and other markets)
- Horsepower – 381 hp
- Torque – 401 lb-ft
- DOHC, aluminum block, dual VVT-i
- Offers strong highway performance and high towing capacity
4.5L Twin-Turbo Diesel V8 – 1VD-FTV
- Found in – Select international markets (mostly outside North America)
- Horsepower – Around 268 to 286 hp
- Torque – Up to 479 lb-ft
- Turbocharged diesel with exceptional torque for off-road and load hauling