2008 Toyota Landcruiser VX Petrol V8 - POV Driving Impression

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Hey guys, today we are driving and reviewing my own pride and joy, My newly bought Landcruiser 200. We will take it on a short drive and talk about how it has been to live with! With our POV setup this video will help you immerse yourself in the driver seat of a car that you want to buy or is a dream car of yours!
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[@poloporta7087]

I would love a comparison video between the petrol and diesel engine great review 👍

[@AusPov]

thanks for your feedback we will try our best to get it on the channel!

[@najeebraed5219]

Finally professional pov videos in Australia!!

[@AusPov]

the wait is over

[@noorraed4658]

Great content!!

[@AusPov]

thank you

[@amirhossainzadeh3951]

They made it a 4.6 V8 petrol from 2012 on in Australia, the 5.7 was only in the US and Middle East.
Also, why did you personally go for the petrol over diesel?
Cheers
Amir

[@AusPov]

Hi Amir, you are right I assumed that they would have used the LX570 5.7l v8 in the Land Cruiser, I didn’t do my research right.
The reason for choosing the Petrol over the diesel was mainly the price difference, and in Australia they can be as much as a 10k difference in price for a similar mileage cars. So is the diesel really worth it for a family car that you are not intending to tow anything with? I am not sure if it is worth paying the higher price. The only over reason to choose diesel over the petrol is fuel economy, but to be honest diesel prices are tending to be higher then petrol nowadays (in Australia) so it might come pretty similar.
I would like to hear your thoughts on which one you might chose and why? 🤔
I hope you enjoy the review and thanks for correcting me about the engine, thanks for your comment!

[@amirhossainzadeh3951]

@@AusPov Hi mate, I live in Aus too, except in Brissy. Personally I’d choose the 4.6 petrol as the 4.7 has less power and uses more fuel being an older engine, and needs timing belt changes VS the 4.6 which is chain driven. I wouldn’t choose the diesel as they have lots of problems such as the airbox dusting, injectors, alternators and starter motors being in a really bad location towards the bottom of the engine and needing a torque converter lockup kit as they won’t shift into 6th gear unless you’re doing at least 105km/h, which in a country like ours most of our highway speeds are 100 so it ends up using more fuel thanks to the higher revs. As you mentioned with diesel, I agree as where I am on average it’s like $1.90 - $2.00 a litre, so basically with the diesel you pay more for fuel vs petrol where you fill up more often, so cost wise it evens out imo. Nice car btw, love the VX’s and Sahara’s, they drive like a dream.
Cheers
Amir