Toyota Crown/Cressida/Landcruiser 1964-2006 - 2021 Market Review
Toyota Crown/Cressida/Landcruiser 1964-2006
Toyota’s Crown arrived in Australia during the 1960s as a 1.9-litre four-cylinder and can now be found in ultra-luxurious trim with a V8, diesel or twin-turbo six. Prices for pre-1987 Crowns rarely exceed $10,000 but the V8 Century now reaches $20,000. For a lush and affordable ‘family classic’, track down an MX83R Cressida.
These arrived locally in 1989 and Grande versions in top condition can cost less than $10,000. Earlier 2.8-litre Cressidas hover around $6000. Landcruisers in some parts of the global market have become hideously expensive, however in Australia they are still regarded as a rugged old mud-plugger.
Available money for restored FJ40 short-wheelbase versions currently tops out at around $50,000.
Cressida 1977-88 $6180 [5]
Cressida 1989-95 $7410 [10]
Crown 1964-67 $6250 [2]
Crown 1968-77 $9500 [3]
Crown 1978-86 $7800 [14]
Crown V8 $16,230 [8]
Crown Turbo 1997-08 $19,230 [14]
Landcruiser 1965-70 $40,000 [3]
Landcruiser 1971-80 $28,370 [55]
Landcruiser V8 1971-85 $35,300 [16]
[*] = number of recorded sales
(Note: concours & special cars may demand more.)
Numbers from our 2021 Japanese Classic & Performance Value Guide.
| 2020 Market Review: Toyota Crown/Cressida/Landcruiser
From Unique Cars #454, June 2021
Unique Cars magazine Value Guides
Sell your car for free right here
Get your monthly fix of news, reviews and stories on the greatest cars and minds in the automotive world.
Subscribe