Toyota and Mercedes are two of the huge vehicle manufacturing companies that roll out some of the impressive vehicle’s day in day out. Amongst all their creations, Toyota Land Cruiser 100, 200, 300 and Mercedes Benz G Wagon is making the rounds of the market for all the good reason. 

In fact, all of these vehicles are the best executive vehicles in the SUV group. So, it makes sense why people are more interested in a thorough comparison between these vehicles before choosing one. 

Since both Mercedes and Toyota are notorious for fitting impressive and advanced features in the vehicle, there is more to consider when it comes to purchasing them. 

This is why we are drafting this blog in hopes of offering you all the right details required to make a sound purchase of Japan used Mercedes-Benz cars for sale and Toyota Land Cruiser for sale. 

Interior And Exterior Comparison

Toyota Land Cruiser

1- Cabin storage

If you consider the new J300 series, you will find a full makeover of the interiors. The new model is quite high-tech compared to old models that immediately took you in the early 2000s. The revised dashboard of LC J300 has a completely new touchscreen infotainment system. 

Overall, LC J300 is quite spacious and offers impressive comfort, too. In short, everything in the new J300 is well laid out. From the 1st row to the 3rd row, you will find sufficient storage sections, which are useful for storing items like smartphones, handbags, beverages, etc. 

The 1st row has door panel storage, dashboard storage, cooler box, centre box and glove box. 2nd row has two cup holders, door side pockets and storage of front seatback pockets. The last row has 2 cup holders on both sides. 

2- Cargo space

When it comes to cargo space, LC J300 has enough of it, which is around 1131 litres behind the back seats. And when the back seat is folded, the space increases to 2052 litres. And this is quite huge compared to other large SUVs in the market.

Mercedes Benz

1- Cabin Storage

Mercedes-Benz G class manages to offer luxurious, comfortable and spacious interiors for both the passengers and drivers when compared to the previous generations.

You will come across a 12.3-inch fully digital gauge cluster; both front and back seats have leather upholsters along with 3-zone automatic climate control. The 1st cabin offers a storage compartment to ensure things are secure. The passenger cabin has a luggage net on the side of the luggage compartment. 

2- Cargo space

Mercedes-Benz also manages to offer a decent cargo space that is somewhat similar to what Toyota land cruiser has to offer. 

Engine and fuel comparison 

Toyota Land Cruiser

1- Engine and performance 

Since Toyota no longer uses the V8 engine, LC J300 is fitted with two engine options in V6 configuration – a 3.5L twin-turbo petrol engine as well as a 3.3L twin-turbo diesel engine. Both of these are extremely powerful compared to the V8. The gas version of the Japanese used Toyota land cruiser SUV for sale produces 409 horses of twist, while diesel delivers 304 HP of twist. 

2- Fuel consumption 

As per the specification shared by Toyota itself, land cruiser J300 series VX (4x4) offers a travelling capacity between 8.84 Km/L and 13.1 Km/L depending on the fuel used. 

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Mercedes Benz

1- Engine and performance 

Mercedes-Benz G class is fitted with four engine choices – the M264 2.0L I4 turbocharger, M177 4.0 L V8 twin-turbo, M176 4.0L V8 twin-turbo as well as a diesel engine OM656 D29 R SCR 2.9L I6 turbo, which is linked with the 9G-Tronic AMG SPEEDSHIFT TCT 9G 9 Speed automatic.

2- Fuel consumption 

If the details shared by Mercedes-Benz is to be believed, then G Class claims to offer a travelling capacity between 7.3 Km/L and 8.06 Km/L.

The final verdict

Both Toyota and Mercedes-Benz are top automakers in the world. So, when it comes to rating the most important features such as power, luxury, comfort, space and engine choices, both of these vehicle manufacturers take the trophy home. 

But, if you ask about on-road and off-road performance, Toyota seems to have the upper hand. Similarly, Toyota offers better fuel efficiency. Mercedes Benz, on the other hand, is the father of luxury and comfort. 

Now, the choice is all yours!