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[AWESOME]

hi,

i'm planing to buy toyota prado TRJ 120 petrol jeep. which model is good TZ or TX & best fuel consumption which engine capacity is the best.

Toyota Prado TRJ120 Petrol TZ or TX Limited
2700cc
3400cc
4600cc

which one good in fuel consumption.

If you know any jeep below 8.0mn please let me know.

[rangerover]

Got a 2.7 liter at home. Does about 6 in the city and slightly more outstation. Sluggish acceleration and very light steering!

But a very comfy ride.

[g-unit]

There's no 4.6L prado 120 or 150 for that matter. The latter TZ versions of the 120 came with a 4.0L. With a budget of 8 mil it will be out your reach as they go for well over 10 mil or even closer to 12 mil if I'm not mistaken. I think you're better off going for a 3.4 TZ-G as it has way more options and quite a lot faster than the 2.7 TX. To make matters worse the 2.7 comes with 4 speed auto.

One more thing. This is purely to keep you informed. You can't generalize When you refer to the 120 series as the TRJ120 it means you're referring only to the 2.7L version.

[AWESOME]

Got a 2.7 liter at home. Does about 6 in the city and slightly more outstation. Sluggish acceleration and very light steering!

But a very comfy ride.

thnx mate.. and do you know abt 3400cc is it doing more than 2.7 or lower?

[AWESOME]

There's no 4.6L prado 120 or 150 for that matter. The latter TZ versions of the 120 came with a 4.0L. With a budget of 8 mil it will be out your reach as they go for well over 10 mil or even closer to 12 mil if I'm not mistaken. I think you're better off going for a 3.4 TZ-G as it has way more options and quite a lot faster than the 2.7 TX. To make matters worse the 2.7 comes with 4 speed auto.

One more thing. This is purely to keep you informed. You can't generalize When you refer to the 120 series as the TRJ120 it means you're referring only to the 2.7L version.

no there is 4690cc engine capacity prado. and you know current market price in srilanka 2.7L unreg 9.0mn , registerd price will be lower than un reg price. 3.4L prado price 7.5mn registed KK numbers. but i want to know which one good for fuel consumption

Edited by AWESOME, 26 March 2012 - 11:37 PM.

[Sampath Gunasekera]

Links to download JDM catalogues of Toyota Land Cruiser Prado TRJ120

2004 August
http://web-cache.str...ra-u_200408.pdf

2005 July
http://web-cache.str...ra-u_200507.pdf

2006 August
http://web-cache.str...ra-u_200608.pdf

2007 July
http://web-cache.str...ra-u_200707.pdf

2008 August
http://web-cache.str...ra-u_200808.pdf

[g-unit]

no there is 4690cc engine capacity prado. and you know current market price in srilanka 2.7L unreg 9.0mn , registerd price will be lower than un reg price. 3.4L prado price 7.5mn registed KK numbers. but i want to know which one good for fuel consumption

No there isn't. The 4.7L V8 was fitted to the Lexus version of the Prado 120, which is the Lexus GX470. So good luck finding one of those in our shores. If you want a 4.7 V8 over here you'll have to go for 100 series or a cygnus. You can buy a 98-99 Cygnus for around 8.5 million.

I could've been clearer in my last post about the pricing. I meant to say that the 4.0L version of the 120 will be just under 12 mil. You can buy plenty of 2.7s and 3.4s for under 8 mil. That is why I suggested the 3.4, as the 2.7 is way too slow. The fuel consumption might be slightly better on the 2.7 as it's 4 cylinder unit.

Edited by g-unit, 27 March 2012 - 11:30 AM.

[rangerover]

no there is 4690cc engine capacity prado. and you know current market price in srilanka 2.7L unreg 9.0mn , registerd price will be lower than un reg price. 3.4L prado price 7.5mn registed KK numbers. but i want to know which one good for fuel consumption

Especially for this type of vehicles, the registration number means nothing. Majority are late registrations. So a 7.5 Mil KK registration plate would be a 2003/04 model that was imported in an era where import taxes and exchange rates were much more desirable!

[ferrarif50]

Links to download JDM catalogues of Toyota Land Cruiser Prado TRJ120

2004 August
http://web-cache.str...ra-u_200408.pdf

2005 July
http://web-cache.str...ra-u_200507.pdf

2006 August
http://web-cache.str...ra-u_200608.pdf

2007 July
http://web-cache.str...ra-u_200707.pdf

2008 August
http://web-cache.str...ra-u_200808.pdf

How do you get these stuff mate?

[Sampath Gunasekera]

How do you get these stuff mate?

Machan, I have opened a new thread regarding the download Toyota JDM catalogues. Please check it.

[AWESOME]

Especially for this type of vehicles, the registration number means nothing. Majority are late registrations. So a 7.5 Mil KK registration plate would be a 2003/04 model that was imported in an era where import taxes and exchange rates were much more desirable!

yes its 2004 model.. but i want to know now 2700cc & 3400cc fuel consumption.

[malla]

the brand new imported 2.7 vvti does between 5.5 & 6.5 in the city

[AWESOME]

the brand new imported 2.7 vvti does between 5.5 & 6.5 in the city

wht abt other one 3.4

[malla]

wht abt other one 3.4

not sure about the 3.4. We have a 2.7 and the new 4L.

the 4L v6 does 5, 5.5 and 6 in city does abt 6.5 outstation. rarely it does about 7

[AWESOME]

thnx but i want to know 3.4 model fuel consumption

[SeanD]

thnx but i want to know 3.4 model fuel consumption

You must be a rich man if you're still asking about getting a 3.4 in today's car economy. In any case, the answer to your question is "shitty." Our office one gets under 5kmpl in the city and not much more on long trips.

One of the least economical and practical vehicles I can think of. You're much better off going for a mid-late 90s Prado, back when it still meant something more than a boorish street cruiser.

[DevakaC]

Could any of you please tell me the standard tire size for the Land Cruiser Prado 120 ?

The Internets giving varied numbers.

Thanks in advance!

[Watchman]

Could any of you please tell me the standard tire size for the Land Cruiser Prado 120 ?

The Internets giving varied numbers.

Thanks in advance!

That might be because you see various sizes of rims on those things. So I would guess the 'standard size' depends on what size rims you have.

[DevakaC]

That might be because you see various sizes of rims on those things. So I would guess the 'standard size' depends on what size rims you have.

Well what I meant by standard size was the recommended size by the vehicle manufacturer.

[g-unit]

Well what I meant by standard size was the recommended size by the vehicle manufacturer.

It's 265/65 R17 if I'm not mistaken.